Aerosols and Precipitation Over Africa: Progress, Challenges, and Prospects (Volume 7) (Developments in Weather and Climate Science, Volume 7) (Original PDF from Publisher)

Description

Aerosols and Precipitation Over Africa: Progress, Challenges, and Prospects presents the latest findings on how aerosol particles affect atmospheric processes and precipitation patterns across diverse African ecosystems. As the 7th volume in Elsevier’s highly regarded Developments in Weather and Climate Science series, this title brings together contributions from leading climatologists, atmospheric scientists, and environmental researchers.

It is tailored for climate scientists, atmospheric chemists, meteorologists, hydrologists, environmental engineers, and policy makers involved in climate resilience, air quality, and precipitation modeling in Africa and globally.

 Key Features & Highlights

• In-depth coverage of aerosol-precipitation interactions specific to the African continent
• Regional case studies from sub-Saharan, West, East, and Southern Africa
• Evaluation of emission sources, transport mechanisms, and climate feedbacks
• Integration of satellite data, modeling tools, and ground-based observations
• Insight into climate change adaptation strategies and policy implications
• Contributions from globally recognized experts in weather and climate science
• Part of Elsevier’s trusted Developments in Weather and Climate Science series

 Topics & Chapters

Includes core chapters on:

• Aerosol sources and distribution across African regions
• Aerosol-cloud-precipitation interactions
• Seasonal and interannual variability of rainfall
• Impact of biomass burning and dust on hydrological cycles
• Modeling and satellite-based analysis techniques
• Policy and infrastructure implications for climate adaptation

 About the Editor(s)/Author(s)

This volume is edited by a team of internationally renowned climate scientists and atmospheric researchers, affiliated with leading universities and meteorological research centers, particularly in Africa and Europe. Their collective expertise ensures scientific depth, regional relevance, and actionable insights.

 Technical Details

• Format: Original PDF (from Elsevier Publisher)
• Language: English
• Edition: 1st Edition (2025)
• Series: Developments in Weather and Climate Science, Volume 7
• File Size: Approximately 25–30 MB
• Device Compatibility: Fully compatible with all devices – PC, Mac, Android, iOS, tablets
• DRM-Free: Yes – unrestricted access for research, annotation, and offline use

 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Is this book suitable for non-African climate research or general meteorology studies?
Yes, while focused on Africa, the book’s content on aerosol behavior, modeling techniques, and precipitation dynamics is highly applicable to global atmospheric studies.

2. Can this book support academic research and university-level teaching?
Absolutely. This title is ideal for graduate-level coursework, academic research, and institutional libraries, providing both foundational theory and applied case studies.