Climate Change and Human Health Impacts

Technology has gained a boom in the past few decades. After the invention of computer many things have come to light and have made human life easier with its usage on daily base. Computers are being used in day to day life in every aspect like controlling traffic lights, to test the strength of buildings, directing airplanes and spacecraft. In climate science the computers are used to design a mathematical model to evaluate the changes in climate. Changes in the atmosphere are extensive scale in respect to the numerous minds boggling collaborations in little scale physical frameworks. While heaps of noteworthy changes in the atmosphere can be examined with essential atmosphere models, the demonstrating network is consistently creating models to all the more likely see each angle and size of the Earth's atmosphere framework. Earth's atmosphere differs from place to put, in this way the surface of the planet should be separated up into boxes ("framework cells") to precisely speak to all aspects of the planet. Every matrix cell contains atmosphere related physical data about that individual area. Countless network cells cover the surface in any atmosphere demonstrates. The model progresses toward becoming 3-dimensional when data is then included for lattice cells above and beneath the Earth's surface, for instance, unique levels of the seas and air.