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A MATHEMATICA L THEOR Y O F LARGE-SCAL E ATMOSPHERE/OCEA N FLO W Michael J. P. Cullen, 2006, 259 pp., $54.00, hardbound, World Scientific/Imperial College Press, ISBN I-86094-518-X WH Y IS NUMERICA L WEATHE R PREDIC- incline d A&O scientists interested in A&O predict- TIO N IMPROVING ? Today's atmospheric and ability in general, as well as in certain of its aspects. oceani c science communit y is fairly well educated It contain s neither exercises no r a n organizatio n that abou t the significance of chaotic dynamics to nu- follows a typical lecturing pace, so this boo k would merica l weathe r predictio n (NWP). We have learned no t be suitable for teaching , except perhap s to a n ad- somethin g about such concepts as "sensitive depen- vanced , specialized, an d highly motivated group. denc e on initial conditions," "strange attractor," an d "Poincare recurrence"; the limits they imply for TOU R O F TH E BOOK . a. Scope and purpose: accurat e NW P on long time scales; Turbulence is not everywhere. As opposed to uncer- an d the use of predictio n ensembles taint y about physical processes,
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society – American Meteorological Society
Published: Nov 1, 2008
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