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Investigations in Climate Change

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Investigations in Climate Change

Built on the belief that learning works best hands-on, this Meteorology Laboratory Manual gives students a practical way to explore climate change through real principles, concepts, and historical data. Its flexible mix of multiple-choice and short-answer questions works equally well in person or remote, with each investigation taking about 2 to 3 hours, ideal for a standard one-unit lab course, and point values instructors can easily adjust to fit their own needs.

Author
Neel Desai and Alicia Mullens
Publisher
De Anza College
Source
LibreTexts
License
CC BY
Language
EN
Category
Basic Sciences
Contents· 47 sections
  1. 01: Orientation Lab
  2. 1.01: Lab Procedures
  3. 1.02: Maps and Geography
  4. 1.03: Longitude and Latitude
  5. 1.04: Global Warming vs. Climate Change
  6. 1.05: Accessible Descriptions
  7. 02: Defining Earth's Climate
  8. 2.01: Factors affecting the Climate
  9. 2.02: Climate Zones
  10. 2.03: Precipitation
  11. 2.04: Accessible Descriptions
  12. 03: Records of Climate History
  13. 3.01: Climate Data
  14. 3.02: Local Climate Data
  15. 3.03: Annual Climate
  16. 04: Heat and the Greenhouse Effect
  17. 4.01: Heat Transfer
  18. 4.02: Radiation
  19. 4.03: Selective Absorbers and Greenhouse Gases
  20. 4.04: Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide measurements
  21. 4.05: The Greenhouse Effect
  22. 4.06: Accessible Descriptions
  23. 05: Earth's Energy Budget
  24. 5.01: Energy Balance
  25. 5.02: Global Energy Balance
  26. 5.03: Energy Budget and Climate Change
  27. 5.04: Other factors affecting Earths Energy Budget
  28. 5.05: Accessible Descriptions
  29. 06: Water and the Climate
  30. 6.01: The Water Cycle
  31. 6.02: Ocean-Atmosphere Interaction
  32. 6.03: Accessible Descriptions
  33. 07: The Carbon Cycle
  34. 7.01: Components of the Carbon Cycle
  35. 7.02: Ocean Acidification and Short Term Carbon Cycle
  36. 7.03: Long Term Carbon Cycle
  37. 7.04: Accessible Descriptions
  38. 08: Global Circulation and El Nino
  39. 8.01: Why the wind blows
  40. 8.02: Other forces acting on the wind
  41. 8.03: Atmospheric Circulation
  42. 8.04: El Nino-Southern Oscillation
  43. 8.05: Accessible Descriptions
  44. 09: Predicting the Future
  45. 9.01: Analog Forecasting
  46. 9.02: Emissions Scenarios
  47. 9.03: Accessible Descriptions