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Meteorology: Subvolume C 2: Climatology. Part 2 (1989)

Climatology

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"Climatology" by M. Hantel is a physics book focused on Astronomical Data. Best for students, educators, and scientifically curious readers.

Volume V/4 of the New Series covers the field of meteorology as the physics of the atmosphere in several subvolumes. The first, V/4a "Thermodynamical and dynamical structures of the global atmosphere", appeared in 1986. It was followed by subvolume V/4b dealing with the physical and chemical data of the atmosphere. Subvolume V/4c, which appears in two parts, is concerned with the physical and meteorological aspects of climate. During the last decade, questions related to climate have met with an increased interest, since anthropogenic climate modifications on time-scales of 100 years are now considered conceivable. The first part of this subvolume, i.e. V/4c1 (1987) contains contributions on climate definition, specific surfaces climates, climate variations, and the planetary boundary layer. The second part, V/4c2, presented here, consists of two chapters: "Climate modeling" and "The present global surface climate". The contribution on "Climate modeling" attempts to explain the structure and physical basis of mathematical models which nowadays play a leading role in the discussion of climate, since they appear most appropriate to improve our understanding of the mechanisms of climate and to forecast possible changes. The chapter "The present global surface climate" contains a representative selection of observed climate elements and phenomena near the ground.

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Best For: Researchers and students in meteorology, geophysics, and related Earth sciences
Focus: Physical and meteorological aspects of climate within the broader context of atmospheric physics
Covers: Thermodynamical and dynamical structures of the global atmosphere; physical and chemical data of the atmosphere; physical and meteorological aspects of climate
Why It Matters: Provides detailed scientific data and analysis essential for understanding atmospheric processes and climate dynamics

"Climatology" by M. Hantel is a physics book focused on Astronomical Data. Best for students, educators, and scientifically curious readers.

Topic: Astronomical Data

Author: M. Hantel

Who this is for:

  • Physics students
  • Science-minded readers
  • Readers building technical understanding

Why this book matters: It provides structured coverage of physics concepts in a way that supports deeper understanding and continued study.

Volume V/4 of the New Series covers the field of meteorology as the physics of the atmosphere in several subvolumes. The first, V/4a "Thermodynamical and dynamical structures of the global atmosphere", appeared in 1986. It was followed by subvolume V/4b dealing with the physical and chemical data of the atmosphere. Subvolume V/4c, which appears in two parts, is concerned with the physical and meteorological aspects of climate. During the last decade, questions related to climate have met with an increased interest, since anthropogenic climate modifications on time-scales of 100 years are now considered conceivable. The first part of this subvolume, i.e. V/4c1 (1987) contains contributions on climate definition, specific surfaces climates, climate variations, and the planetary boundary layer. The second part, V/4c2, presented here, consists of two chapters: "Climate modeling" and "The present global surface climate". The contribution on "Climate modeling" attempts to explain the structure and physical basis of mathematical models which nowadays play a leading role in the discussion of climate, since they appear most appropriate to improve our understanding of the mechanisms of climate and to forecast possible changes. The chapter "The present global surface climate" contains a representative selection of observed climate elements and phenomena near the ground.

AuthorM. Hantel
PublisherSpringer
Published1988-12-28
ISBN-139783540184492
BindingHardcover
Pages474
LanguageEnglish
SubjectsScience
TopicAstronomical Data
SeriesLandolt-Bornstein: Numerical Data and Functional Relationshi

Format: Hardcover

Length: 474 pages

Language: English

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