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A&O SCI C260Data Analysis in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences

Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences · 4 units · Graduate courses (200-299)

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Overview of data analytic methods in common use in atmospheric and oceanic research. Linear models, principal component analysis (empirical orthogonal function), time-series analysis, and clustering methods. Model validation and evaluation, significance tests, error analysis, bias detection. Emphasis on practical applications, with specific examples from atmospheric and oceanic sciences. Concurrently scheduled with course C182.

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Enforced requisite: one course from 101 through M105.

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