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Module 1: Introduction to Meteorology

Lesson 1.1: Application of Units of Measurement

Lesson 1.2: Aviation and Meteorology

Lesson 1.3: Organization of Meteorological Service

Module 2: Atmosphere

Lesson 2.1: Composition and Structure

Lesson 2.2: Standard Atmosphere

Lesson 2.3: Heat and Temperature

Lesson 2.4: Water in the Atmosphere

Lesson 2.5: Air Pressure

Module 3: Atmospheric Circulation

Lesson 3.1: General Air Circulation

Lesson 3.2: Air Masses and Frontal Systems

Lesson 3.3: Mesoscale Systems

Lesson 3.4: Wind

Module 4: Meteorological Phenomena

Lesson 4.1: Clouds

Lesson 4.2: Types of Precipitation

Lesson 4.3: Visibility

Lesson 4.4: Meteorological Hazards

Module 5: Meteorological Information for Aviation

Lesson 5.1: Messages and Reports

Quiz

Quiz 1: Application of Units of Measurement

Quiz 2: Aviation and Meteorology Impact

Quiz 3: Organization of Meteorological Services

Quiz 4: Atmospheric Composition

Quiz 5: The Standard Atmosphere

Quiz 6: Heat Transfer and Temperature

Quiz 7: Atmospheric Moisture

Quiz 8: Air Pressure Systems

Quiz 9: Global Air Circulation

Quiz 10: Air Mass Classification

Quiz 11: Frontal Systems

Quiz 12: Mesoscale Systems

Quiz 13: Wind Behavior Fundamentals

Quiz 14: Operational Wind Hazards

Quiz 15: Cloud Recognition

Quiz 16: Cloud-Related Hazards

Quiz 17: Precipitation Types

Quiz 18: Visibility Constraints

Quiz 19: Runway Visual Range (RVR)

Quiz 20: Severe Meteorological Hazards

Quiz 21: Microbursts and Low-Level Shear

Quiz 22: Decoding METAR and SPECI

Quiz 23: TAF Interpretation

Quiz 24: SIGMET and AIRMET Alerts

Quiz 25: Comprehensive MET B Knowledge Check

Survey/Feedback

Survey 1: Course Content and Clarity Feedback

Survey 2: Pacing and Difficulty Evaluation

Survey 3: Practical Application and Relevance

Survey 4: Overall Course Satisfaction

Welcome to "MET B Aviation Meteorology and Operational Weather Services," a comprehensive course designed to equip aviation professionals, pilots, and air traffic controllers with critical weather-related knowledge. Weather is one of the most significant factors affecting aviation safety and efficiency.

Welcome to "MET B Aviation Meteorology and Operational Weather Services," a comprehensive course designed to equip aviation professionals, pilots, and air traffic controllers with critical weather-related knowledge. Weather is one of the most significant factors affecting aviation safety and efficiency. In this course, you will dive deep into the fundamental principles of meteorology and learn how to apply them directly to operational decision-making. From understanding the ICAO Standard Atmosphere (ISA) and global atmospheric circulation to decoding complex meteorological reports like METAR, TAF, and SIGMET, this course covers it all. You will explore the composition of the atmosphere, heat transfer, moisture processes, and pressure systems. Furthermore, the curriculum provides an in-depth look at mesoscale systems, cloud formations, precipitation types, and severe meteorological hazards such as microbursts, wind shear, and airframe icing. Structured across five detailed modules, the learning journey begins with the basics of meteorological units and the organization of global weather services, including the roles of Meteorological Watch Offices (MWO) and World Area Forecast Centers (WAFC). You will then progress through advanced topics, mastering the identification of frontal systems, visibility constraints, and Runway Visual Range (RVR) assessments. With 25 interactive quizzes and practical exercises, you will test your knowledge in real-world scenarios, ensuring you are fully prepared to handle operational weather challenges and ensure safe flight operations.

MET B Aviation Meteorology and Operational Weather Services

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            <p>Aviation meteorology serves as a cornerstone of safe and efficient flight operations, providing the essential data required for informed decision-making by Air Traffic Controllers and flight crews alike. This course, MET B Aviation Meteorology and Operational Weather Services, provides a comprehensive examination of the physical properties of the atmosphere and the regulatory frameworks governing meteorological services. Participants will begin by mastering the standardized units of measurement and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Standard Atmosphere (ISA), which are vital for accurate altimetry and aircraft performance calculations. By exploring the composition and structure of the atmosphere—specifically the Troposphere and Stratosphere—the curriculum establishes a scientific basis for understanding how heat, pressure, and moisture interact to create the weather phenomena encountered during take-off, landing, and en-route phases of flight.</p>

<p>Beyond fundamental atmospheric physics, the course delves into the complex dynamics of global and mesoscale circulation patterns, including the behavior of jet streams, air masses, and frontal systems. A significant portion of the training is dedicated to identifying and mitigating meteorological hazards such as severe turbulence, airframe icing, and microbursts, which directly impact separation minima and terminal area safety. Furthermore, the curriculum emphasizes the practical application of meteorological information through the rigorous interpretation of operational reports, including METAR, TAF, and SIGMET messages. By aligning with the ICAO Annex 3 framework and the roles of Meteorological Watch Offices, this course ensures that aviation professionals possess the technical proficiency to maintain situational awareness and uphold the highest standards of operational safety in a dynamic weather environment.</p>
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