environmental fluid mechanics

Environmental fluid mechanics is the study of how fluids like air and water move and behave in natural environments. It helps us understand processes such as river flow, weather patterns, ocean currents, and pollutant dispersion. By examining factors like pressure, velocity, and turbulence, scientists can predict environmental changes and develop solutions for issues like pollution control, flood management, and climate change adaptation. This field combines physics, engineering, and environmental science to analyze and improve the interaction between fluids and ecological systems.