HEADLINES  • Welcome to this course. 
Syllabus:

Instructor:  Prof. Roland Stull
TA:  Tim Chui
Schedule and Location. Spring term 2024.  Monday & Wednesday 11 am - 12:30 pm. in room 105 EOSM.
        Note: first class meeting is Monday 8 January at 11 am.
Learning Goals: Course objectives and lecture goals.
Additional Syllabus Info: academic concessions, cheating, academic integrity, artificial intelligence, extreme environmental conditions, and learning analytics.
Evaluation: Assignment weights.
Undergrads: Complete top half of this form, then send to me for signatures.

1. AERMOD 
   
2. R-LINE (not covered this year)
   
3. HYSPLIT 
   
4. CALPUFF 
   
5. CMAQ 
   
6. WRF-CHEM  (not covered this year)
   
7. GEM-MACH   (not covered this year)
   

CONCLUSION and SUMMARY (Slides from the last lecture.)

Visualization Tools:

• Panoply (from NASA)  , (see some guidance on the Hysplit Homework page)
• Vapor (from NCAR)   , with installation instructions (2024) and tutorial (2024) by Nadya Moisseeva, with a large  sample NetCDF file   or a smaller .vdc file you can download to view in vapor.

1. Tips to install gfortran compiler on your Mac (because many of the models are written in Fortran)

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Last updated 1 May 2024
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