GEOG 60 Earth System Modeling

What will Earth look like in 2100? Scientists use the world’s most sophisticated computer programs—climate models—to answer such questions. This applications-based class introduces the theory and practicalities of process-based modeling for climate science. We will employ a range of models, from 0-dimensional to fully-coupled global-scale Earth System Models. Focusing on climate change, we will learn the potentials and pitfalls of modeling complex systems and how to evaluate models and their societal relevance.

Instructor

Mankin

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SCI

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Offered

• Winter