Hugh Willoughby (scientist)

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Hugh Willoughby
Academic background
EducationBSc, Geophysics–Geochemistry, 1967, University of Arizona
MSc, Meteorology, 1969, Naval Postgraduate School
PhD, 1977, University of Miami
Thesis The dynamics of inertia-buoyancy waves in hurricanes  (1977)
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