Reflections on the Conception, Birth, and Childhood of Numerical Weather Prediction

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May 2006

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Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences, vol. 34, p.37-45

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In recognition of the contributions of Norman Phillips and Joseph Smagorinsky to the field of numerical weather prediction (NWP), a symposium was held in 2003; this account is an amplification of a talk presented there. Ideas anticipating the advent of NWP, the first technically successful numerical weather forcast, and the subsequent progression of NWP to a mature discipline are described, with special emphasis on the work of Phillips and Smagorinsky and their mentor Jule Charney.

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