Pioneering of numerical weather prediction in Australia: Dick Jenssen, Uwe Radok and CSIRAC

Q4 Earth and Planetary Sciences

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.1071/rs21010

William Bourke

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Abstract

Pioneering calculations in atmospheric science were performed at the University of Melbourne in 1957‒1959 by the Master of Science student Dick Jenssen under the supervision of Uwe Radok. These studies, using the University of Melbourne computer CSIRAC, were documented in the Jenssen thesis but without any further publication. The detail of the studies has largely been hidden and the aim of this essay is to present an account of these significant studies to a wider scientific community.

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数值天气预报在澳大利亚的先驱:Dick Jenssen, Uwe Radok和CSIRAC

1957-1959年，墨尔本大学的科学硕士学生Dick Jenssen在Uwe Radok的指导下进行了大气科学的开创性计算。使用墨尔本大学计算机CSIRAC进行的这些研究被记录在詹森的论文中，但没有进一步发表。这些研究的细节在很大程度上是隐藏的，本文的目的是向更广泛的科学界介绍这些重要研究的说明。

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