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Vorticity
maxima
and
minima
signatures
are
common
features
of
the
atmosphere.
They
indicate
areas
of
ascending
and
descending
circulation
and
atmospheric
forcing
and
can
be
used
to
diagnose
dynamic
features
such
as
the
axis
of
maximum
winds
and
deformation
zones.
This
module
provides
insight
on
the
analysis
of
these
dynamic
atmospheric
features
using
Meteosat
Second
Generation
(MSG)
satellite
imagery.
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DLAC 1 is designed to give forecasters a comprehensive understanding of the physical mechanisms, synoptic patterns, and mesoscale features involved in fog/
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Intermediate
Wildland
Fire
Behavior,
S-290
is
the
second
course
in
a
five
course
sequence
developing
wildland
fire
behavior
prediction
skills
and
knowledge.
In
the
Wildland
Fire
Qualifications
System
Guide,
PMS
310-1,
this
course
is
required
of
those
planning
to
work
as
one
of
the
Single
Resource
Bosses
or
a
Fire
Effects
Monitor
on
wildfires,
fire
use
fires,
and
prescribed
fires.
It
builds
upon
the
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This
distance
learning
course
is
a
committed
effort
to
provide
forecasters
with
a
better
understanding
of
the
meteorological
processes
in
the
tropics
and
lead
to
more
advanced
study
in
tropical
meteorology.
It
also
aims
to
stimulate
future
research
focused
on
forecasting
problems
in
the
tropics.
The
modules
that
comprise
this
course
provide
introductions
to
the
atmospheric
processes
in
the
tropics
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The
focus
of
this
series
of
modules
is
to
provide
the
operational
meteorologist
with
a
thorough
understanding
of
the
cause
and
characteristics
of
volcanic
eruptions,
detecting
volcanic
ash,
forecasting
plume
movement,
and
assessing
societal
impacts.
This
knowledge
will
increase
the
meteorologist's
situational
awareness
regarding
volcanoes
and
volcanic
eruptions.
It
also
will
enable
one
to
interpret
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This
course
covers
the
basics
of
being
a
SKYWARN
Spotter.
The
goal
of
the
course
is
to
provide
baseline
training
for
all
spotters
through
multiple
modules
covering
the
procedures
for
spotting
(including
communication
and
spotter
report
criteria)
and
safety
considerations
for
all
hazards.
You
can
choose
to
register
as
a
SKYWARN
Spotter
with
the
National
Weather
Service
(NWS)
by
using
the
checkbox
that
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The
modules
in
this
Review
of
Aeronautical
Meteorology
course
are
being
offered
by
The
COMET®
Program
to
serve
the
continuing
education
needs
of
international
aeronautical
forecasters.
The
modules
and
module
sections
listed
in
the
Course
Outline
have
been
chosen
as
the
most
useful
materials
COMET
offers
for
aeronautical
forecasting
training
needs.
Many
additional
modules
from
the
MetEd
Website
may
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Water
issues
and
concerns
are
in
the
headlines
and
at
the
forefront
of
national
and
international
discussion.
Your
tour
will
be
interdisciplinary
incorporating
physical,
social,
cultural,
economic,
legal
and
institutional
perspectives.
This
course
may
be
taken
for
credit
or
out
of
general
interest,
anywhere
in
the
world.
Site
features
course
information,
logistical
information,
and
an
general
syllabus.
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This
is
the
outline
for
a
course
that
uses
natural
resources
management
as
a
basis
for
learning
Earth
Science
principles
and
skills.
Students
will
develop
and
apply
their
scientific
literacy
by
studying
the
interrelationship
of
humans
to
Earth's
interior,
land,
sea,
air,
and
space.
The
course
features
six
sections:
foundations,
space
and
Earth,
the
atmosphere,
the
oceans,
internal
processes
and
products,
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This
site
contains
links
to
course
information,
outlines,
summaries
and
computer-based
drills
and
exercises,
called
Virtual
Voyages,
for
an
Introductory
Oceanography
class
at
San
Francisco
State
University.
Virtual
Voyages
engage
students
outside
of
the
classroom
and
cover
such
topics
as
the
seafloor,
earthquakes,
plates,
ocean
currents,
beach
waves,
tides
and
habitat.
There
are
also
links
to
the
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