Conceptual Boundary Layer Meteorology: The Air Near Here explains essential boundary layer concepts in a way that is accessible to a wide number of people studying and working in the environmental sciences. It begins with chapters designed to present the language of the boundary layer and the key concepts of mass, momentum exchanges, and the role of turbulence. The book then moves to focusing on specific environments, uses, and problems facing science with respect to the boundary layer.

Key Features

• Uses authentic examples to give readers the ability to utilize real world data
• Covers boundary layer meteorology without requiring knowledge of advanced mathematics
• Provides a set of tools that can be used by the reader to better understand land-air interactions
• Provides specific applications for a wide spectrum of environmental systems