ATMS 402: Applied Meteorology and Climate Services

Course Description

With the ongoing climate change, students, the public, and the private sector have developed a keen interest in the intersection of meteorology, climate science, and service-oriented applications. This course will introduce the science and technology foundation that contributes the real-world decision-making, and delve into the diverse arenas where weather and climate information play a pivotal role, including agriculture, (renewable) energy, transportation, disaster responses, and public health. 3 undergraduate hours. 4 graduate hours. Prerequisite: ATMS 301, ATMS 302, and ATMS 305 for undergraduate students; or Graduate standing.