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  1. YEA CHAN PARK

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  2. Deriving the SWM Lecture 1: Conservation of Potential Vorticity

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    04 May 2016 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Christopher KRT Jones

    This lecture develops the conservation equation for potential vorticity in the shallow water model.

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  3. Deriving the SWM Lecture 2: Stream Functions for Velocity Fields

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    04 May 2016 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Christopher KRT Jones

    This lecture develops the formulation of the stream function for the velocity field of the shallow water equation.  his is the second in a series of short lectures on deriving the shallow...

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  4. Deriving the SWM Lecture 3: Barotropic Vorticity Equations

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    04 May 2016 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Christopher KRT Jones

    This lecture develops the barotropic vorticity equations for the shallow water model.  This is background lecture 2.1C in the Mathematics of Climate Modelling course.

    http://mcrn.hubzero.org/resources/560

  5. Global Warming Could Be Nonlinear

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    23 Nov 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Jonah Bloch-Johnson

    It is widely acknowledged that many components of the Earth's climate system exhibit nonlinear behavior when forced, with examples ranging from ice sheets to ocean circulations to savanna....

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  6. Modelling the Marginal Ice Zone

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    23 Nov 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Luke Bennetts

    The marginal ice zone (MIZ) is the 10s to 100s of kilometres of partially ice-covered ocean, which sits between the open ocean and the quasi-continuous ice cover. It’s a highly dynamic...

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  7. Where's the Math in Climate Science?

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    09 Nov 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Christopher KRT Jones

    Abstract: Climate science is dominated by the use of large-scale models, of which there are only 30 or so around the world. It might then seem that the need for mathematics is limited to areas...

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  8. Aneesh C Subramanian

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  9. Aaron Lee Match

    Ph.D. Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Princeton University, exp. 2020 B.S. Atmospheric Science, Cornell University, 2015Thesis: Diagnosing the Structure of Finite Amplitude Wave Activity in...

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  10. Sean Crowell

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  11. Alejandro Aceves

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  12. Andrew Frank Gallatin

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  13. Midwest Mathematics and Climate Conference - Day 2 Afternoon Session

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    12 May 2015 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Colin James Grudzien

    Charles Jackson, University of Texas, Austin Dual-state Behavior of the Community Climate System Model Ice age climate between 80,000 and 11,000 years ago experienced abrupt...

    http://mcrn.hubzero.org/resources/204

  14. Class Assignments, Schedule, Syllabus, and Final

    Collections | 08 May 2015 | Posted by Colin James Grudzien

    http://mcrn.hubzero.org/members/1034/collections/mathematics-freshman-seminar-course---a-climate-of-uncertainty

  15. Deriving the Shallow Water Model in Geophysical Fluid Dynamics

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    01 Jan 2013 | Series | Contributor(s): Christopher KRT Jones

    These collected lectures go over key concepts in the derivation shallow water model as a conceptual model for ocean dynamics.  The attached PDF notes in the supporting documents expand on...

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