Planetary Climates (Princeton Primers in Climate Book 9)
This primer delves into the science of planetary climates, explaining the key physical mechanisms that drive atmospheric behavior on Earth and beyond. Andrew Ingersoll presents core concepts in an engaging, accessible format, highlighting the interconnectedness of climate systems across our solar system. Ideal for those seeking a foundational understanding of atmospheric dynamics.
About This Book
Planetary Climates offers an introduction to the physical processes that shape atmospheres across the solar system. It covers essential concepts in climate science, drawing on observations from various planets to illustrate universal principles.
The book examines how energy balance, atmospheric circulation, and surface interactions influence climate dynamics. Readers gain insights into the similarities and differences between planetary environments.
As part of the Princeton Primers in Climate series, it provides a concise yet comprehensive overview suitable for students and professionals in atmospheric science.
Topics include radiative transfer, thermodynamics, and the role of oceans and land in climate regulation, with a focus on planetary-scale phenomena.
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