METEROLOGY
- INTRODUCTION
- COURSE
- CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
- COLLEGES IN INDIA
- COLLEGES IN ABROAD
- SKILL SET
- ELEGIBILITY
- SPECIALISATION
- ROLES & RESPONSIBILITITES
Meteorology is the scientific study of the atmosphere and its elements, with special emphasis on the weather and climate. Meteorology is referred to as the science of atmosphere, which is the blanket of air covering the earth. The word 'Meteorology' comes from the Greek word 'meteorol', which refers to something that occurs high in the sky.
Meteorology is a sub-discipline of Atmospheric science that mainly focuses on various aspects of the atmosphere, especially that of the weather and climate. In this field we study about weather, climate and the forces that cause change in our environment. In simple terms it is the study of weather and weather forecasting.
- B.Sc. Meteorology/ Physics/Mathematics/Computer Science for 3 years
- B. Tech in Atmospheric Sciences for 4 years
Then
- M. Sc. Meteorology/ Atmospheric Sciences/ Disaster Management for 1-2 years
- M. Tech Atmospheric Sciences for 2 years.
- Climatology
- Synoptic Meteorology
- Dynamic Meteorology
- Agricultural Meteorology
- Aviation Meteorology
College | Location |
Indian Institute of Technology | Delhi |
Indian Institute of Technology | Kharagpur |
Shivaji University | Kolhapur |
Centre for Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Indian Institute of Science | Bengaluru |
Andhra University | Visakhapatnam |
Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology | Pune |
Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Sciences | Uttarakhand |
Cochin University of Science & Technology | Cochin, Kerala |
Department of Atmospheric and Space Sciences, Savitribai Phule Pune University | Pune |
Sri Ram Engineering College | Tamil Nadu |
St. Peter's Engineering College | Tamil Nadu |
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Hindi Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal | Madhya Pradesh |
Sardarkrushinagar Dantiwada Agricultural University, Gujrat | Gujarat |
Institution | Location |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) | United States |
University of California, Berkeley | United States |
Harvard University | United States |
Cornell University | United States |
Princeton University | United States |
University of California- Los Angeles | United States |
University of Oxford | United Kingdom |
University of Cambridge | United Kingdom |
ETH Zurich | Switzerland |
Wageningen University | Netherlands |
National University of Singapore (NUS) | Singapore |
- Analytical Skills
- Team working Skills
- Interpersonal Skills
- Problem solving Skills
- Computer literacy
- Mathematical abilities
- Written and oral communication Skills
- Clear Class XII in Science Stream
- Most colleges have an eligibility criteria of minimum 50% aggregate marks in Class XII with Science Stream
- Aviation Meteorology
- Agricultural Meteorology
- Environmental Meteorology
- Marine/Maritime Meteorology
- Micro scale Meteorology
- Climatologist
- Collect data from satellite images, radars, remote sensors and weather stations all over the world
- Measure factors such as air pressure, temperature and humidity levels at various atmospheric levels
- Analyze and present information to customers in the form of weather briefings
- Code weather reports for transmission over international networks
- Apply physical and mathematical relationships and sophisticated computer models to make short and long-range weather forecasts
- Liaise with colleagues and clients around the country and worldwide.
- Investigate into subjects such as airflow in the lowest kilometer of the atmosphere, the physics of clouds and precipitation, or global climatic changes
- Monitor climate variability and changes
- Examine seasonal forecasting, ocean forecasting and climate changes
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