Monthly Archives: July 2024

Air Quality in a UK Town – A 10-year case study

by: Dr. James Weber Air quality (AQ), and the policies enacted to improve it, is becoming an increasingly important issue. It is also becoming increasingly politicised; exemplified by arguments over clean air zones like London’s ULEZ, low traffic neighbourhoods and … Continue reading

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Tackling The Eddy-Permitting Grey Zone

By: Dr. Thomas Wilder The term “numerical grey zone” might seem abstract to many, but for those involved in atmospheric and oceanic modeling, it represents a challenging predicament. The numerical grey zone describes any numerical model that can resolve processes … Continue reading

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The Met Department Research Away-Day makes a return!

By: Dr. Patrick C. McGuire  After a hiatus of 10 years, the Met Department has held a Research Away-Day once again. Over 150 Away-Day participants sauntered all the way to the Palmer Building. The Palmer Building is still on the … Continue reading

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