Explores turbulence theory, covering key hypotheses, challenges, and open questions in the field, including the famous analogy of turbulence research to an alpine expedition.
Delves into the innovative Background-Oriented Schlieren technique for visualizing shock waves and compressible flow phenomena using environmental patterns.
Explores the parameterization of atmospheric processes, including microphysics, turbulence, radiation, convection, and surface processes, to improve forecast accuracy and quantify uncertainties.