According to the CFL criterion
A) a good forecast does not require a fast computer.
B) it is impossible to achieve fine resolution.
C) coarse-grid spacing will always be required.
D) fine resolution in space requires small time steps.
E) all of the above
Question 2
Integration in numerical forecasting involves
A) predicting conditions in the future, and then using the results to predict even further into the future.
B) ensuring fine resolution with close-spaced gridpoints.
C) determining the best way to measure initial conditions.
D) comparing and combining the forecast results of two or more models.
E) all of the above
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