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Joakim PyykköPhD student

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Name and title: Joakim Pyykkö PhD student

joakim.pyykko@misu.su.se

Workplace: Department of Meteorology

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Svante Arrhenius väg 16 C

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Meteorologiska institutionen (MISU)

106 91 Stockholm

Research group

Dynamic Meteorology

How and why the atmosphere moves is studied within dynamic meteorology. The atmosphere is never still and its movement can be described by partial differential equations which describe how changes in speed, density, pressure and temperature occur. We study these movements from the smallest scale of turbulence to planetary waves.

Figure of atmospheric processes. From Albert A.M. Holtslag,2003: Atmospheric turbulence

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Name and title: Joakim Pyykkö PhD student

joakim.pyykko@misu.su.se

Workplace: Department of Meteorology

Visiting address

Svante Arrhenius väg 16 C

Postal address

Meteorologiska institutionen (MISU)

106 91 Stockholm

Research group

Dynamic Meteorology

How and why the atmosphere moves is studied within dynamic meteorology. The atmosphere is never still and its movement can be described by partial differential equations which describe how changes in speed, density, pressure and temperature occur. We study these movements from the smallest scale of turbulence to planetary waves.

Figure of atmospheric processes. From Albert A.M. Holtslag,2003: Atmospheric turbulence