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Analyzing Atmospheric Gravity Waves Over Antarctica and Visualizing Machine Learning Data
Gravity Waves are buoyancy waves that propagate in the atmosphere [1] Mostly generated by tropospheric weather, Can vertically propagate above 100 km altitude, Affect the temperature structure of the atmosphere, Drive pole-to-pole circulation.
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