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Introduction to the Diplomado en Meteorología y Climatología

The Diplomado en Meteorología y Climatología is a comprehensive program designed for professionals in the field of geosciences. The program aims to provide participants with the necessary knowledge to make informed decisions in various industries and activities that may be affected by meteorological phenomena.

Justification and Focus

The program focuses on the critical aspects of meteorology and climatology, including the prediction of severe weather events, climate change, and its impact on society. The program is designed for professionals who require a solid understanding of meteorological and climatological principles to make informed decisions in their respective fields.

Target Audience

The program is targeted towards professionals in the public and private sectors, including:

• Workers in the public sector (e.g., SMN, CONAGUA, SEDEMA, SEDENA, CENAPRED, CFE, SEMAR, SENER, INECC, PEMEX, SEMARNAT, state and national research centers)
• Workers in the private sector (e.g., insurance companies, telecommunications, energy sector, media outlets focused on meteorology)
• Students of postgraduate programs or interns

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the program, applicants must have a bachelor's degree or be pursuing a postgraduate degree in earth sciences, physics, chemistry, engineering, or related fields.

Program Structure

The program consists of two options:

• Option 1: Participants must complete the core modules (60 hours) and choose 4 specialized modules (60 hours), totaling 120 hours.
• Option 2: Participants can choose the desired modules, totaling 60 hours.

Core Modules

The core modules include:

1. Meteorología general (15 hours)
2. Termodinámica de la atmósfera (10 hours)
3. Dinámica de la atmósfera (20 hours)
4. Climatología general (15 hours)

Specialized Modules

The specialized modules include:

1. Programación para la meteorología y el clima (15 hours)
2. Modelación numérica: WRF (15 hours)
3. Pronóstico meteorológico (basado en WRF) (15 hours)
4. Instrumentación atmosférica: superficie y percepción remota (15 hours)
5. Cambio Climático (15 hours)
6. Eventos extremos de tiempo y clima. Manejo del riesgo (30 hours)
7. Oceanografía y meteorología marina (15 hours)
8. Hidrología (15 hours)

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees for the program are:

• Option 1: $25,000.00 MXN (full-time)
• Option 2: $17,500.00 MXN (part-time)

Scholarships

Four full scholarships and four partial scholarships will be awarded to eligible participants. The selection of scholarship recipients will be made by the program's organizing committee.

Registration and Payment

Registration for the program will take place from January 14 to January 31, 2025. Payment must be made by transfer, deposit, or check. A letter of commitment from the participant's institution or organization will be accepted, with the condition that payment is made by March 31, 2025.

Academic Staff

The program's academic staff includes:

• Dr. Víctor Almanza Veloz
• Lic. Pedro D. Cruz Santiago
• Dr. Friso Holwerda
• Dr. Arturo I. Quintanar Isaías
• Dra. Claudia Rivera Cárdenas
• Dra. Rosario Romero Centeno
• Dr. Carlos A. Ochoa Moya
• Dr. Jorge Zavala Hidalgo
• M. en C. Dulce Herrera Moro
• Dra. Ma. Amparo Martínez Arroyo
• Dr. José Agustín García Reynoso
• Dra. Christian Domínguez Sarmiento
• Dr. Alejandro Jaramillo Moreno
• Dra. Elda Luyando López
• Mtro. Oscar Sánchez Meneses
• Dr. Benjamín Martínez López
• Dr. Guillermo Montero Martínez
• Dra. Lyssette Muñoz Villers
• Ing. Víctor Zarraluqui Such
• Dra. Xochitl Cruz Núñez
• Mtro. Alejandro Aguilar Sierra
• Mtra. Katia Denis Trujillo Rojas
• Dra. Carolina Ureta Sánchez

Support Staff

The program's support staff includes:

• Mtra. Dulce Herrera Moro (technical support and computational infrastructure)
• Lic. Pedro Damián Cruz Santiago (technical support and computational infrastructure)

Visiting Professors

The program's visiting professors include:

• Dr. Adolfo V. Magaldi Hermosillo
• Dr. Erick Raúl Olvera Prado
• Dr. Pedro Segura

Location

The program will be held at the Instituto de Ciencias de la Atmósfera y Cambio Climático (UNAM), located in Ciudad de México, CDMX.

Additional Information

For more information about the program, please contact the program's coordination team. The program's website provides detailed information about the program's structure, tuition fees, and admission requirements.