Theoretical Foundations of Atmospheric Dynamics and Modeling

This exam assesses the theoretical foundations of atmospheric dynamics and the development of mathematical models used in meteorology. Emphasis is placed on the physical principles that govern atmospheric behavior, including thermodynamics and fluid dynamics.

Understanding these concepts is crucial for advancements in weather prediction and climate modeling. The accurate representation of atmospheric processes has significant implications for climate science, disaster preparedness, and environmental policy.

The examination will test verbal articulation of relevant theories and models, alongside the ability to analyze and discuss specific atmospheric phenomena in depth.

Candidates should be prepared to clearly articulate their understanding of atmospheric modeling concepts and their applications in meteorological research.