MAR 610: Ocean Turbulence - spring

Prereq: MAR 555 or advanced undergraduate fluid dynamics course

Fundamental fluid dynamics underpinning ocean turbulence theory. Emphasis is placed on both a mathematical and physical understanding of turbulence and considerable time is spent on classical turbulence theory and its application to ocean processes. Random variables and their quantification are introduced, as are dimensional scaling and analysis and non-dimensional quantities such as the Reynolds, Richardson and Prandtl number. Other course emphases include exchange of energy between the mean flow and turbulent field, turbulent diffusion, modern data analysis techniques and recent observations and newly emerging observational tools and techniques.

Class 14303

Topic: Intro Envrment Turbulence

Section 01 · Lecture · 3.00 units

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Seats
10
Days
Monday Wednesday
Time
2:00 PM - 3:15 PM ET
Location
Science & Engr 210
Instruction mode
In Person
Prerequisite
Prereq: MAR 555 or advanced undergraduate fluid dynamics course
Section type
Enrollment Section