Joseph Smagorinsky | Academic Influence

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Joseph Smagorinsky

Earth Sciences

#190

World Rank

#399

Historical Rank

#84

USA Rank

Meteorology

#19

World Rank

#39

Historical Rank

#13

USA Rank

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Joseph Smagorinsky's Degrees

PhD Meteorology New York University
Masters Meteorology New York University
Bachelors Physics City College of New York

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According to Wikipedia, Joseph Smagorinsky was an American meteorologist and the first director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory . Early life Joseph Smagorinsky was born to Nathan Smagorinsky and Dina Azaroff. His parents were from Gomel, Belarus, which they fled during the life-threatening pogroms of the early 20th century. Nathan and Dina bore three sons in Gomel: Jacob , Samuel , and David . In 1913, Nathan emigrated from the coast of Finland, passing through Ellis Island and settling on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Nathan at first was a house painter. Then, with the help of a relative, he opened a paint store. In 1916, with the business established, Dina, Sam, and David emigrated by going to Murmansk and then southward along the Norwegian coast to Christiana and boarding a boat to New York where they joined Nathan. They had two other children: Hillel and Joseph .

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Joseph Smagorinsky's Published Works

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GENERAL CIRCULATION EXPERIMENTS WITH THE PRIMITIVE EQUATIONS (1963) (12440)
SIMULATED CLIMATOLOGY OF A GENERAL CIRCULATION MODEL WITH A HYDROLOGIC CYCLE II. ANALYSIS OF THE TROPICAL ATMOSPHERE (1965) (710)
SIMULATED CLIMATOLOGY OF A GENERAL CIRCULATION MODEL WITH A HYDROLOGIC CYCLE (1965) (617)
NUMERICAL RESULTS FROM A NINE-LEVEL GENERAL CIRCULATION MODEL OF THE ATMOSPHERE1 (1965) (482)
The dynamical influence of large‐scale heat sources and sinks on the quasi‐stationary mean motions of the atmosphere (1953) (272)
Numerical weather analysis and prediction (1962) (161)
problems and promises of deterministic extended range forecasting (1969) (144)
EXPERIMENTAL EXTENDED PREDICTIONS WITH A NINE-LEVEL HEMISPHERIC MODEL (1969) (93)
ON THE NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF THE PRIMITIVE EQUATIONS OF MOTION FOR BAROCLINIC FLOW IN A CLOSED REGION (1958) (56)
Some aspects of the general circulation (1964) (42)
The relative importance of variables in initial conditions for dynamical weather prediction (1970) (39)
ON THE NUMERICAL PREDICTION OF PRECIPITATION (1955) (31)
Nature pleads not guilty (1981) (31)
Prophet”or Professor? The Life and Work of Lewis Fry Richardson (1986) (23)
On the Dynamical Prediction of Large‐Scale Condensation by Numerical Methods (2013) (18)
Results from a nine-level general circulation model of the atmosphere (1965) (17)
An introduction to the hydrodynamical methods of short period weather forecasting (1965) (14)
Drought and man; v. 1: nature pleads not guilty by Rolando V. Garcia with J. Smagorinsky. (1981) (7)
CO2 and Climate - A Continuing Story (1981) (5)
A SYNOPSIS OF RESEARCH ON QUASI-STATIONARY PERTURBATIONS OF THE MEAN ZONAL CIRCULATION CAUSED BY TOPOGRAPHY AND HEATING (1960) (4)
Climatology’s Scientific Maturity (1991) (2)
Workshop on Drought Forecasting for Northeast Brazil (1980) (1)
CHAPTER 10 – Some Thoughts on Contemporary Global Climatic Variability (1981) (1)
Data processing requirements for the purposes of numerical weather prediction (1953) (1)
World Weather Kudos (1969) (0)
Charney as a Bowie Laureate (1990) (0)
ON THE NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF THE PRIMITIVE OF MOTION FOR BAROCLINIC FLOW IN A CLOSED EQUATIONS REGION (1959) (0)
The Long Range Eye of Jerry Narnias Joseph Smagorinsky (2008) (0)
Atmospheric Turbulence and Mesoscale Meteorology: Douglas K. Lilly: a biography (2004) (0)
Jule Gregory Charney (1988) (0)
TOPICS IN DYNAMICAL METEOROLOGY: 10. EPILOGUE — A PERSPECTIVE OF DYNAMICAL METEOROLOGY (1979) (0)
The AMS's Continuing Role in Promoting Communications and Setting Standards (1986) (0)
The Impact of the Global Atmospheric Research Program on Observing Programs (1970) (0)

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