ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES

Students completing this track will gain knowledge in meteorology and atmospheric science, will be able to quantify how species move in the atmosphere, understand climate and its forcings; be able to make atmospheric measurements (meteorological and sampling for gaseous and aerosol pollutants); and obtain knowledge of atmospheric chemical processes. Entering students should have basic quantitative skills (math and statistics) and completed
courses in introductory hydrology (large-scale fluid motion) and chemistry. Some of the atmospheric processes courses are:

• Air Pollution
• Hydrologic Remote Sensing
• Transportation and Air Quality
• Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
• Combustion and Air Pollution Engineering
• Micrometeorology I
• Micrometeorology II
• Environmental Biophysics
• Hydroclimatology
• Advanced Combustion
• Seminar in Combustion-Generated Pollution
• Environmental Measurements & Instrumentation
• Transport & Transformation of Air Pollutants
• Aerosol Science