EESA09H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Altimeter, Ozone Depletion, Vayu
6 Dec 2014
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Participation: 15% (10% in-class quizzes+5% out of class participation) Final: 55% (50% for those who participate in clicker quizzes, 5%iclicker quizzes) Format for midterm, final: multiple choice, t/f, fill in the blank, matching, definitions, short. Each week the powerpoint presentation of the lecture will be posted on the course. In addition a set of notes is being developed (this document, for example) which will expand on the lecture and provided additional references. Read the course outline for detail info on the course. Wind has played a key role in humanity"s mythology and cultural development. Mythological figures such as aeolus (greek god of wind), feng po po (chinese goddess of wind), haya-ji (japanese god of wind, whirlwind), nilch"i (navajo holy wind) have played key roles in the world views in their respective cultures. In early japanese culture, their civilization followed the. Shinto, spiritual principles to maintain their connection between their ancestors and the living.
