Resources for the physics of clouds

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This discussion focuses on resources for understanding the physical and mathematical principles of cloud structure and motion. Key references include the Springer book chapter on cloud physics, a comprehensive lecture series from the Max Planck Institute, and a relevant article from Nature. Additionally, the discussion highlights the importance of foundational knowledge in cloud physics, specifically referencing "Microphysics of Clouds and Precipitation" by Pruppacher and Klett as a definitive text in the field.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of cloud microphysics
  • Familiarity with atmospheric science principles
  • Knowledge of mathematical modeling in physical sciences
  • Access to academic resources such as Springer and Nature publications
NEXT STEPS
  • Read "Microphysics of Clouds and Precipitation" by Pruppacher and Klett
  • Explore the lecture series on cloud physics from the Max Planck Institute
  • Review the Nature article on cloud dynamics
  • Conduct a Google search for additional scholarly articles on cloud physics
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Atmospheric scientists, meteorologists, students of environmental science, and anyone interested in the physical principles governing cloud formation and behavior.

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General inquiry on resources for physics of clouds
Does anyone know of any good papers/lectures/textbooks/etc that discuss the physical and mathematical principles that explain the structure and motion of clouds? Thanks.
 
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You can also do a Google search on physics of clouds and get lots of good hits:

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Ack. The incredibly ironic part of your post is that I had to Google that acronym. I'm getting dizzy. o0)
 
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I hate google.
You have to have the knowledge to know what's pertinent. ?:)

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I always thought the Bible on this was Prupacher and Klett
 
Hans R Pruppacher, James D Klett, 1996, 2'nd Edn, Microphysics Of Clouds And Precipitation.
 

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