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Synoptic And Dynamic Climatology Provides The First Comprehensive Account Of The Dynamical Behaviour And Mechanisms Of The Global Climate System And Its Components, Together With A Modern Survey Of Synoptic-scale Weather Systems In The Tropics And Extratropics, And Of The Methods And Applications Of Synoptic Climate Classification. It Is Unrivalled In The Scope And Detail Of Its Contents. The Work Is Thoroughly Up To Date, With Extensive Bibliographies By Chapter. It Is Illustrated With Nearly 300 Figures And Plates. *part 1 Provides An Introduction To The Global Climate System And The Space-time Scales Of Weather And Climate Processes, Followed By A Chapter On Climate Data And Their Analysis *part 2 Describes And Explains The Characteristics Of The General Circulation Of The Global Atmosphere And Includes The Nature And Causes Of Global Teleconnection Patterns *part 3 Discusses Synoptic Weather Systems In The Extratropics And Tropics And Satellite-based Climatologies Of Synoptic Features. It Also Describes The Applications Of Synoptic Climatology And Summarises Current Climatic Research And Its Directions.
This text investigates the complex dynamical mechanisms and synoptic-scale behaviors that govern the global climate system. Barry Carleton and his colleagues provide a rigorous framework for understanding atmospheric circulation, integrating both theoretical physics and observational data to explain how weather systems function across tropical and extratropical regions. The work serves as a comprehensive reference for the methodologies used in climate classification and the analysis of atmospheric teleconnection patterns.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this volume as a foundational reference for students and professionals in the field of meteorology. Readers frequently note the technical density of the prose and the utility of the nearly 300 figures provided to illustrate complex atmospheric phenomena.
Page Count:
644
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203218183
ISBN-13:
9780203218181
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