In this completely revised edition, volume I covers three major items: the new classification of meteorology personnel, the revised core curricula in meteorology and job-specialized competencies. Volume II deals with the classification of hydrological personnel and curricula for their initial qualification and early specialization in hydrology within the broader context of integrated water resources management.--Publisher's description.

Classification of meteorological personnel and their duties. Curricula for trainsng all class i meteorological personnel irrespective of their fields of specialization. Advanced training for class i meteorological. Curricula for trining all class II meteorological personnel irrespective of their fields of specialization and specialization in synoptic. Curricula for training all class III meteorological personnel irrespective of their fields of specialization. Curricula for training all class meteorological personnnel irrespective of their fields of specialization. Curricula for training all meteorological personnel in their fields of specialization. Specialization in climatology for all classes of meteorological peronnel.Specialization in marine meteorology for all class of meteorological personnel. Specialization in aeronautical meteorology for all class of meteorological personnel. Specialization in hydrometrorology for all classes of meteorological personnel. Specialization in atmospheric chemistry and air-pollution meteorology for all classes of meteorological personnel. Specialization in meteorological instruments for all class of classes of meterological personel. Specialization in meteorological telecomunications for all classes of meteorological personnel. Specialization in meteorological data processing for all classes of meteorological personnel. Specialization in satellite applications for classes I and II meteorological personnel.

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