How Does the Omega Equation Apply to Surface Data Analysis in Meteorology?

[bluevanilla]

I'm trying to apply the Omega Equation to a set of surface data. Can anyone further break down the omega equation into its individual parts and give formula's to solve them.
In particular parts like the geostrophic vorticity

I've so far managed to find the geostrophic wind and static stability.

 

[MrNerd]

The first thing I thought of when I saw this was "Holy @#$%!" I was just looking up some meteorology formulas, and this is the first one I came upon. Good luck, though, it looks like a mathematical nightmare.

Is it for a college class, or are you doing it on your own? If it is a college class, maybe you can ask the instructor for some help. Or maybe you could ask some fellow students. You wouldn't have to wait for help that way.

Sorry I couldn't help with your problem, but I thought these suggestions might help you get help sooner.

 

[MrNerd]

I feel silly now, I just realized this was from nearly 4 years ago.