Atmospheric dynamics
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Atmospheric dynamics is the study of the forces that result in the changing motions of air within the Earth's atmosphere. The equations of motion can be expressed in either an Eulerian or Lagrangian form, i.e., either from the point of view of a moving parcel of air, or from the point of view of a fixed point in space.
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