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Nature, Science And Technology

"Conserve the Nature, Study Science and develop the Technology"

The motivation for this project is obtained from the simple as well as meaningful Title of 77th Indian Science Congress (1990) conducted at Kochi. The General Presidents of the meeting Prof. Dr. Yash Pal give the presidential address with Title "Science in Society"

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Kochi, Kerala, India

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Earth system science began in 1983 when the NASA Advisory Council established the Earth System Sciences Committee, which published their revolutionary report Earth System Science: A Program For Global Change in 1988. The committee, chaired by Francis Bretherton, showed for the first time how the many systems interact. The term "earth system science" was first used by Moustafa Chahine of the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, during a meeting with Bretherton. Chahine noted scientists had studied the solar system for many years, now it was time to study the earth system.
earth system outline 
A schematic diagram of the earth system proposed by the Bretherton committee, 1988.
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1.0 Past Present and Future of Modelling ESS Past Present and Future  
2.0 4D Variable Computation and Assimilation 4dvar 
3.0 Earth System Science Modelling Earth System Science Modelling 
4.0 Earth Science Data Analysis Data Analysis 
5.0 ***** Reference Reference 
5.1 Data Reference Data Reference Documents 
5.2 Model Reference Model Reference Documents 
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