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ENVE-6180

Air Pollution Meteorology

Investigation of atmospheric processes of particular importance in dealing with the environmental problems of air pollution: atmospheric turbulence, temperature lapse rates, wind profiles, plume rise, plume dispersion relations, urban dispersion models, wet and dry atmospheric scavenging processes, and inadvertent climate and weather modification. Open to graduate students in science or engineering. Prerequisites: ENGR-2050, CHEM-4400, ENVE-4330 or permission of instructor. Offered on availability of faculty.

3 credit hours
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