RECENT LECTURES

WEEKS 1 & 2

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Lecture 1 PPTX - Podcast
Introduction to the course and the sciene of Meteorology
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Lecture 2 PPTX - Podcast
Composition of the Atmosphere, Atmospheric Structure
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Lecture 3 PPTX - Podcast
Temperature scales, Conduction, Convection, Radiation
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Lecture 4 PPTX - Podcast
Energy transfer in the atmosphere, Seasons!

Dr. Jennifer Griswold

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Dr. Griswold has a PhD in Earth and Planetary Sciences from the University of California Santa Cruz. She worked for NASA at JPL and Caltech before coming to UH to join the Atmospheric Sciences Deparment. She studies clouds, aerosols (pollution), climate change using aircraft, satellites and models. She loves helping get students excited about science and the weather! She's also a professional Argentine Tango dancer.

  • Dr. Jennifer D. S. Griswold
  • OFFICE: HIG 341
  • Phone: 808-956-3636
  • Email: smalljen@hawaii.edu
  • Office Hours: TTH 1:30-2:30

CLASS SYLLABUS

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Fun and useful topics to help you undertand the world aroud

This is a lecture course that involves learning new terminology and expanding your vocabulary. You'll also learn how weather phenomana work and why we see certain phenomena in certain places.  Basic physical principles and processes are emphasized that are important for understanding the world and have broad implications for students interested in weather and global environmental change and other environmental disciplines.  We’ll also learn about Hawaii weather as it applies to different topics throughout the course.

Download the Sylllaubs HERE