The Geostrophic Eady Problem Revisited - Lecture 2

Explore the intricacies of geophysical fluid dynamics in this lecture on "The Geostrophic Eady Problem Revisited" by Julian Mak. Delve into advanced concepts of atmospheric and oceanic dynamics, focusing on multi-scale interactions and energy transfers crucial for understanding Earth's climate system. Examine analytical theories, numerical models, and observational measurements to gain insights into eddies, waves, turbulence, and instabilities. Learn about the challenges in quantifying energy transfers across various scales and the importance of energy-consistent closure in ocean and climate models. Discover how this lecture contributes to the broader discussion on geophysical fluid dynamics, combining theoretical perspectives with practical applications in climate science.