Mathematical Problems in Meteorological Modelling

The book "Mathematical Problems in Meteorological Modelling" addresses the mathematical challenges that arise in the context of meteorological modeling. It brings together significant topics that lie at the intersection of mathematics and meteorology, providing a unique insight into various aspects such as data assimilation, ensemble forecasting, numerical methods, and transport modeling. The contributions come from both mathematical and meteorological perspectives, offering a comprehensive examination of the subject. The work is divided into three parts, ranging from fundamental mathematical and numerical problems to air quality modeling and advanced applications in data assimilation and probabilistic forecasting. It originated from a workshop held in Budapest in 2014 and aims to highlight the beauty and complexity of the topics discussed, as well as to encourage mathematicians to contribute to the advancement of practical applications such as weather forecasting and climate predictions.