对流（convect）程序及哈佛、麻省理工的气候动力学课程联手计划

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http://www.seas.harvard.edu/climate/MIT-Harvard-climate-courses.html
Climate dynamics courses offered in MIT and Harvard

Introduction

Courses

Proposed Curriculum

Faculty

IntroductionThe study of climate may be the broadest of all scientific problems. Harvard and MIT between the two institutions cover many of the major elements of climate dynamics. Students are encouraged to take advantage of courses, seminars, faculty and other expertise at both places. The following listing of available courses here is by no means exhaustive: both MIT and Harvard have a broad spectrum of relevant offerings in all aspects of physical, chemical and biological sciences, mathematics, economy, public health and public policy, that bear on the understanding of climate change and its consequences. Students, or prospective students, should consult any faculty member at either institution for further advice.

The two institutions attempt to remain coordinated in terms of courses offered, and encourage informal interactions between the students and faculty at both places.

Courses
Harvard, Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate Dynamics

Graduate climate courses:

• EPS 231, Climate dynamics
• EPS 232. Dynamic Meteorology
• EPS 207r. Geochemical Oceanography
• EPS 242. Low Temperature Geochemistry
• EPS 208 Physics of climate
• EPS 200, Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate
• EPS 238. Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer
• EPS 209. Paleoclimate (offered in 2009/2010)
  

Relevant but not climate-focused graduate courses:

• APM 201. Physical Mathematics I
• APM 202. Physical Mathematics II (not offered in 2008/09)
• APM 203. Nonlinear dynamics and chaos (not offered in 2008/09)
• EPS 281r. Great Papers in Earth Sciences
  

Courses relevant for both graduate and undergraduate students:

• EPS 8. History of the Earth
• APM 147. Nonlinear dynamics and chaos
  

Relevant undergraduate courses:

• EPS 131, Introduction to physical oceanography and climate
• EPS 132, Introduction to meteorology and climate
  

See also, Harvard atmospheric chemistry and climate web page.

MIT: Program in Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate

Graduate climate courses:

• 12.800 Fluid Dynamics of Ocean and Atmosphere
• 12.801 Steady Circulation of the Oceans
• 12.802 Wave Motions in the Ocean and Atmosphere
• 12.803 Quasi-balanced Circulations in Oceans and Atmospheres
• 12.804 Large-Scale Flow Dynamics Laboratory
• 12.806J Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry
• 12.810 Dynamics of the Atmosphere
• 12.811 Tropical Meteorology
• 12.812 General Circulation of the Earth's Atmosphere
• 12.815 Atmospheric Radiation
• 12.820 Turbulence in the Atmosphere and Ocean
• 12.824 Stability Theory for Oceanic & Atmospheric Flows
• 12.842 Climate Physics and Chemistry
• 12.848J; Global Climate Change: Economics, Science and
• 12.864 Inference From Data and Models
• 12.740 Paleoceanography
• 1.713J Land-Atmosphere Interaction
  

Relevant undergraduate courses:

• 12.003: Physics of Atmospheres and Oceans
• 12.300 Global Change Science
• 12.307: Weather and Climate Laboratory
  

A proposed curriculum for graduate students interested in climate dynamicsFirst year:
Fall term:

• Applied Mathematics I: ODEs and asymptotic analytic methods (Harvard APM 201: Physical Mathematics I)
• Introduction to geophysical fluid dynamics (Harvard Earth and Planetary Sciences 232: Dynamic Meteorology; MIT 12.800)
• Introduction to climate phenomenology (e.g. MIT Climate Physics and Chemistry; Harvard Physics of climate)
• Elective (e.g. MIT Inference From Data and Models)
  

Spring term:

• Applied Mathematics II: partial differential equations (Harvard APM 202: Physical Mathematics II)
• Climate dynamics (Harvard Earth and Planetary Sciences 231: Climate Dynamics)
• Waves (MIT 12.802: Wave Motions in the Ocean and Atmosphere)
• General circulation of the oceans or general circulation of the atmosphere (MIT 12.810 Dynamics of the Atmosphere, or MIT 12.801 Steady Circulation of the Oceans, or MIT 12.803 Quasi-balanced Circulations in Oceans and Atmospheres)
  

Second year:

• Baroclinic instability
• Time series analysis and inverse methods/ Inference From Data and Models
• Nonlinear dynamics and chaos
• Turbulence in the Atmosphere and Ocean
• Numerical methods
• Paleoclimate
• Breadth courses: (e.g. Harvard great papers in Earth Sciences)
  

Faculty doing research in climate dynamicsMIT

• Ed Boyle:
• Kerry Emanuel:
• Raf Ferrari:
• Mick Follows:
• Richard Lindzen:
• John Marshall:
• Carl Wunsch:
  See also,
• Ron Prinn:
  

Harvard

• Brian Farrell: dynamic meteorology, origin of the mid latitude cyclone, jets and turbulence, climate dynamics, generalized stability theory.
• Peter Huybers:climate change across space and time scales
• Zhiming Kuang:tropical convection and large scale dynamics
• Dan Schrag: climate and climate change over the broadest range of Earth history, changes in ocean circulation, El Ni駉, ice-age cycles, Snowball Earth.
• Eli Tziperman: Large scale climate and ocean dynamics, including El Nino, thermohaline circulation, abrupt climate change, glacial cycles and equable (warm) climates; advanced methods of ocean data assimilation.
  See also, Harvard atmospheric chemistry and climate web page, and
• Steve Wofsy: Atmospheric and environmental chemistry.
• Jim Anderson: Chemistry and Physics of Climate and Earth System Change.
• Michael McElroy: atmospheric chemistry, climate and the impact of human activity; stratospheric ozone; chemical composition of the troposphere; past climate changes; Climate and public policy.
  

last updated July, 2008

现摘录Kerry Emanuel教授的对流程序（convect）以窥一斑（注：为防网页失效，已另存于附件）：
http://eaps4.mit.edu/faculty/Emanuel/products

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FORTRAN subroutine "convect" and documentation

Version 4.3c Available as of 15 May 2002...contains several improvements

This scheme includes options for cumulus momentum and tracer transfers

Emanuel, 1991 (pdf file)

Emanuel and Zivkovic-Rothman, 1999 (pdf file)

Condensed paper describing scheme

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FORTRAN subroutine "Convect"Click here and retrieve all files from the ftp directory:

• convect43c.f
• essentials.txt
• reference.pdf
• convect_history.pdf
  
  

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