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CO1- Students will understand the meteorological, climatology and geographical aspects of the earth that influence on all most all activities of the human being. PO1
CO2- Students will understand the natural phenomenon with respect to fisheries activities like such as pond construction, assessment of the suitability of pond and the fishing in open water. PO1, PO3
CO3-Students will learn about modern methods of weather forecasting. PO1, PO6.
PO 1: Knowledge enhancement: Enhanced knowledge on concepts, essential facts, basics, principles and theories relating to fishery biology, biodiversity and aquatic environment, aquaculture, fish nutrition, fish physiology, genetics and biotechnology, fish processing, fisheries engineering, fish microbiology, fishery extension, economics, and biostatistics.
PO 3: Critical thinking: After identifying the assumptions from the subject, take informed actions to frame the thinking and check out the degree to
which these assumptions are accurate and valid, and look at our ideas and decisions (intellectual, organizational, and personal) from different perspectives.
PO 6: Data Handling and computational skills: Collect, analyze and interpret biological and scientific data for the scientific and farming community with the help of computer-based programmes
THEORY
Nature of Atmosphere: weather and climate; composition of atmosphere; structure of atmosphere. Heat energy of atmosphere: process of heat transmission; heating of atmosphere; disposal of insulation; irregular heating of atmosphere. Temperature: Temperature instruments; periodic, horizontal and vertical temperature variations; effects of vertical air motion on temperature. Humidity and water vapour: relationship between temperature and humidity; distribution of water vapour in atmosphere; evaporation, humidity instruments and measurements.Condensation and precipitation: process of conditions of condensation, forms of condensation; precipitation; forms of precipitation, measurement of precipitation; rainfall in India. Clouds and thunderstorms: amount of cloudiness; ceiling; classification of clouds; conditions of cloud formation; reporting and identification of clouds; thunderstorms. Atmospheric pressure: meaning of atmospheric pressure; the laws of Gases; pressure units; pressure instruments; vertical, horizontal and periodic variations; isobars and pressure gradients.Wind: characteristics of wind motion; wind observation and measurement; wind representation; factors affecting wind motion. Terrestrial or planetary winds: ideal planetary wind system; planetary pressure belts. Planetary wind system; secondary winds; monsoon winds; land and sea breeze.Tropical cyclones: storm divisions; pressure and winds; vertical structure of storm centre; hurricane, sea, swell and surge; hurricane warning.Weather forecasting: forecasting process; forecasting from local indications; role of satellite in weather forecasting; synoptic weather charts. Effects of climate change on fisheries sector. Introduction to Geography: shape, size and structure of the earth; concepts of latitude, longitude and great circles; model globe, maps and different types of projections; cartography; landscape.
Practicals:
Practical-Graphic representation of structure of atmosphere; physical layering and compositional layering.Temperature instruments: simple thermometers; Six's Max-Min Thermometer; thermograph. Isotherms: world mean temperatures-January to July. India mean temperatures - January to July. Condensation: observation and identification of various types of clouds. Depicting sky picture. Humidity measurement: hygrometer; psychrometer; relative humidity; dew point.Precipitation: measurement of rainfall using rain gauge. Atmospheric pressure measurement: fortin' s mercurial barometer; Aneroid barometer. Isobars: India mean pressure - Jan to July. The Earth: diagrammatic representation of shape, size, structure, zones, latitudes, longitudes and great circles.
Suggested books:
1. Nature of Atmosphere: weather and climate; composition of atmosphere; structure of atmosphere.
L1 Introductory class
L1-2.Atmosphere
Session 2
1. Practical-Graphic representation of structure of atmosphere; physical layering and compositional layering.
Layers of the Atmosphere
Practical-Graphic representation of structure of atmosphere; physical layering and compositional layering.
2. Heat energy of atmosphere: process of heat transmission; heating of atmosphere; disposal of insulation; irregular heating of atmosphere.
L2 HEAT ENERGY OF ATMOSPHERE
Temperature: Temperature instruments; periodic, horizontal and vertical temperature variations; effects of vertical air motion on temperature.
Session 6
Humidity and water vapour: relationship between temperature and humidity; distribution of water vapour in atmosphere; evaporation, humidity instruments and measurements.
L3 TEMPERATURE VARIATION IN ATMOSPHERE
L3-1 water vapour and humidity
Practical-Temperature instruments: simple thermometers; Six's Max-Min Thermometer; thermograph. Isotherms: world mean temperatures-January to July. India mean temperatures - January to July
P2 Thermometer
Session 8
Six's Max-Min Thermometer
Condensation and precipitation: process of conditions of condensation, forms of condensation; precipitation; forms of precipitation, measurement of precipitation; rainfall in India.
L 4 condensation and precipitation
Session 10
Practical-Precipitation: measurement of rainfall using rain gauge.
Clouds and thunderstorms: Amount of cloudiness; ceiling; classification of clouds; conditions of cloud formation; reporting and identification of clouds; thunderstorms.
L 5 CLOUDS
L5-2 clouds
Session 13
L 5-3 Thunderstorms
Practical-Condensation: observation and identification of various types of clouds. Depicting sky picture
Atmospheric pressure: meaning of atmospheric pressure; the laws of Gases; pressure units; pressure instruments; vertical, horizontal and periodic variations; isobars and pressure gradients.
L6 AIR PRESSURE
Session 16
Practical-Atmospheric pressure measurement: fortin' s mercurial barometer; Aneroid barometer. Isobars: India mean pressure - Jan to July.
Wind: characteristics of wind motion; wind observation and measurement; wind representation; factors affecting wind motion. Terrestrial or planetary winds: ideal planetary wind system; planetary pressure belts. Planetary wind system; secondary winds; monsoon winds; land and sea breeze.
L 7 WIND
Wind system
Session 19
Wind
Practical-Humidity measurement: hygrometer; psychrometer; relative humidity; dew point.
Weather forecasting: forecasting process; forecasting from local indications; role of satellite in weather forecasting; synoptic weather charts. Effects of climate change on fisheries sector.
L9 Weather forcasting
L9 India Meteorology Department(IMD)
Session 24
Introduction to Geography: shape, size and structure of the earth; concepts of latitude, longitude and great circles; model globe, maps and different types of projections; cartography; landscape.
L10 Map Projections
Session 26
L10 latitude and longitude
l-10 What Is Cartography
Practical-The Earth: diagrammatic representation of shape, size, structure, zones, latitudes, longitudes and great circles.
Session 28
The Earth: diagrammatic representation of
Session 29
Session 30
Typical landscape mapping
map on paper
Session 31
Aneroid barometer
https://www.toppr.com/.../aneroid-barometer-how-does-it-work
Session 32
Geographical terms used in landscape
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_geography_term
Global earth poster presentation
Graphic representation of structure of atmosphere
Temperature instruments: simple thermometers; Six’sMax-Min Thermometer; thermograph
Mapping Indian monsoons
The Earth: diagrammatic representation of shape, size, structure, zones, latitudes, longitudes and great circles.