Yale Mintz
Yale Mintz · Science & Medicine
Meteorologist, a pioneer of general circulation modeling of the atmosphere
1916, USA — 1991, Jerusalem, Israel
United States · Israel
Yale Mintz is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Meteorologist, a pioneer of general circulation modeling of the atmosphere
Yale Mintz was a meteorologist at UCLA who, with Akio Arakawa, built some of the first numerical general circulation models of the atmosphere, laying groundwork for modern computer weather and climate prediction. Of Jewish background, he spent his final years in Jerusalem, where he died.
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Meteorologist, a pioneer of general circulation modeling of the atmosphere
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Earth & Planetary Science
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