Weather by Numbers (1966)
National Educational Television and Radio Center, Indiana University, Bloomington
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Shows how Dr Joseph Smagorinsky and his colleagues at the Environmental Science Services Administration experiment with mathematical equations and computers for predicting the weather.
Morris Shamos, Roscoe Braham of the University of Chicago, Louis Battan of the Institute for Atmospheric Physics, and Jerome Spar of the U.S. Weather Bureau discuss rain, hail, and lightning. Research is aimed at modifying large-scale weather systems, such as cyclones. From the Science and engineering TV journal series.
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- Internet Archive, in Educational films
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- National Educational Television and Radio Center, Indiana University, Bloomington
- Language
- English
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