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| "The fundamental idea is that
atmospheric pressures, velocities, etc, should be expressed as numbers, and should be
tabulated at certain latitudes, longitudes and heights to give a general account of the
state of the atmosphere at any instant....It is shown that there is an arithmetical method
of operating on these tabulated numbers, so as to obtain a new table representing
approximately the subsequent state of the atmosphere after a brief interval of time, t
say." Richardson (1922). |
Kamal Puri and Greg J. Holland
Bureau of Meteorology Research Centre
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
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