question archive 1) After studying the concept of eddiesEddies and Air Pocketsan engaging initial postParagraph 1: wind shear and the Focus Topic in chapter 9, construct that addresses the following points: 2)Define atmospheric , and briefly explain how, in general, the existence of wind shear creates eddies and air pockets that cause atmospheric turbulence
1) After studying the concept of eddiesEddies and Air Pocketsan engaging initial postParagraph 1: wind shear and the Focus Topic in chapter 9, construct that addresses the following points: 2)Define atmospheric , and briefly explain how, in general, the existence of wind shear creates eddies and air pockets that cause atmospheric turbulence
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1) After studying the concept of eddiesEddies and Air Pocketsan engaging initial postParagraph 1: wind shear
and the Focus Topic in chapter 9, construct that addresses the following points:
2)Define atmospheric , and briefly explain how, in general, the existence of wind shear creates eddies and air pockets that cause atmospheric turbulence. In your discussion, clarify the differences between horizontal and vertical wind shear, and the eddies generated by each. (graphics will add greatly to the discussion here)
3)Paragraph 2: Describe one scenario of specific atmospheric conditions that would result in the generation of wind shear and turbulence, and any potential visual signs that may exist to serve as a warning to pilots of the potential for encountering turbulence for this scenario.
4)Paragraph 3: You have TWO options for this paragraph: 1) research and summarize an actual aircraft incident related to the scenario discussed in paragraph 2, OR 2) give us "your take" on the relevance and importance of the above concept from your own perspective - personal points of view or related experiences, for example.
