Here you'll find various resources for the EES405 course, including reports, slides, and codes. These materials are designed to assist you in mastering the course content.
Understand the large-scale movements of air and the means by which heat is distributed on the surface of the Earth. Explore wind patterns, atmospheric pressure systems, and the impact of the rotation of the Earth on the atmosphere.
Discover the complex and fascinating Indian Monsoon System. Unpack the seasonal changes in wind patterns and precipitation that impact agriculture, economy, and life in India.
Delve into the Extreme Weather/Climate Index and its significance. Learn how it's used to monitor and measure the frequency, duration, and intensity of extreme weather and climate events.
Each of these tools serves a unique purpose in data analysis, modelling, and visualization in atmospheric sciences. Feel free to explore them to find the one that suits your specific requirements the best.
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Learn MoreThe Ubuntu command line, the Terminal is where you'll execute commands. It allows you to navigate the file system and run different applications.
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