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The Atmosphere, the Ocean and Environmental Change (GG 140)
This course explores the physical processes that control Earth's atmosphere, ocean, and climate. Quantitative methods for constructing mass and energy budgets. Topics include clouds, rain, severe storms, regional climate, the ozone layer, air pollution, ocean currents and productivity, the seasons, El Niño, the history of Earth's climate, global warming, energy, and water resources. Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website: http://oyc.yale.edu
01. Introduction to Atmospheres 47:15
02. Retaining an Atmosphere 46:20
03. The Perfect Gas Law 51:42
04. Vertical Structure of the atmosphere; Residence Time 46:36
05. Earth Systems Analysis (Tank Experiment) 39:02
06. Greenhouse Effect, Habitability 49:38
07. Hydrostatic Balance 39:20
08. Horizontal Transport 41:50
09. Water in the Atmosphere I 45:18
10. Water in the Atmosphere II 47:49
11. Clouds and Precipitation (cloud chamber experiment) 49:02
12. Circulation of the Atmosphere (Exam I review) 49:55
13. Global Climate and the Coriolis Force 49:42
14. Coriolis Force and Storms 49:26
15. Convective storms 45:24
16. Frontal Cyclones 43:16
17. Seasons and Climate 48:55
18. Seasons and Climate Classification 45:20
19. Ocean Bathymetry and Water Properties 50:37
20. Ocean Water Density and Atmospheric Forcing 50:20
21. Ocean Currents 51:39
22. Ocean Currents and Productivity 47:17
23. El Niño 49:49
24. Ice in the Climate System 47:17
25. Ice and climate change 49:43
26. Isotope Evidence for Climate Change 47:23
27. Global Warming 46:44
28. Global Warming (continued) 43:56
29. Global Warming (continued) 48:02
30. Climate Sensitivity and Human Population 47:55
31. The Two Ozone Problems 37:51
32. The Ozone Layer 40:42
33. Energy Resources, Renewable Energy 47:39
34. Renewable Energy 48:03
35. Review and Overview 36:31
Lab - Quinnipiac River Field Trip 46:20
01. Introduction to Atmospheres 47:15
02. Retaining an Atmosphere 46:20
03. The Perfect Gas Law 51:42
04. Vertical Structure of the atmosphere; Residence Time 46:36
05. Earth Systems Analysis (Tank Experiment) 39:02
06. Greenhouse Effect, Habitability 49:38
07. Hydrostatic Balance 39:20
08. Horizontal Transport 41:50
09. Water in the Atmosphere I 45:18
10. Water in the Atmosphere II 47:49
11. Clouds and Precipitation (cloud chamber experiment) 49:02
12. Circulation of the Atmosphere (Exam I review) 49:55
13. Global Climate and the Coriolis Force 49:42
14. Coriolis Force and Storms 49:26
15. Convective storms 45:24
16. Frontal Cyclones 43:16
17. Seasons and Climate 48:55
18. Seasons and Climate Classification 45:20
19. Ocean Bathymetry and Water Properties 50:37
20. Ocean Water Density and Atmospheric Forcing 50:20
21. Ocean Currents 51:39
22. Ocean Currents and Productivity 47:17
23. El Niño 49:49
24. Ice in the Climate System 47:17
25. Ice and climate change 49:43
26. Isotope Evidence for Climate Change 47:23
27. Global Warming 46:44
28. Global Warming (continued) 43:56
29. Global Warming (continued) 48:02
30. Climate Sensitivity and Human Population 47:55
31. The Two Ozone Problems 37:51
32. The Ozone Layer 40:42
33. Energy Resources, Renewable Energy 47:39
34. Renewable Energy 48:03
35. Review and Overview 36:31
Lab - Quinnipiac River Field Trip 46:20
