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MEA 520 Climate Predictability
惭贰础听520听听Climate Predictability听听(3 credit hours)听听
Practical application and science underpinning of climate models and current climate forecast systems. Sources of predictability for climate forecasts on subseasonal, seasonal, and longer timescales. Modes of climate variability and related impacts, with emphasis on El Nino-Southern Oscillation and Northern Hemisphere patterns. The climate science behind Hurricane season and seasonal climate outlooks. This course is open to graduate students and upper-level undergraduate majors who receive a C- or higher in 惭贰础听421 or 惭贰础听460.
Restriction: Graduate standing or upper-level undergraduate majors (must have received a C- or higher in 惭贰础听421 or 惭贰础听460)
Typically offered in Spring only