Professor: Mike Baldwin
EAS 43400 Class Schedule:
MWF: 130-320pTTh: noon-115p
CIVL 4247/4251/4173
Learning outcomes - EAS 43400 - Weather Analysis and Forecasting
Students in this course will: - prepare forecast products within a working environment that is similar to what they will experience in a professional forecasting enterprise
- use state-of-the-art tools for atmospheric data analysis to diagnose the structure of weather systems
- evaluate the quality of forecasts using proper verification approaches
- communicate clearly and effectively via formal scientific reports, verbal presentations, and graphical forecast products
- execute numerical weather prediction models and apply known deficiencies in model guidance to produce improved forecasts
- compute terms in equations of motion using real atmospheric data to quantitatively diagnose the structure of weather systems
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