Dear Jonas

I have reviewed the Turbulence section (what was done by myself).

It's almost unreadable. Have You any suggestions?

Also I think it's time to ask Mr. William K. George for permission to place pictures.

Michail

P.S. I'm sick again. As soon as I'll recover from my illness I'll continue my work.

I'll take a look at it. I emailed Prof. George about the pictures some time ago but I don't think that I got a reply from him. I've been a bit off-line myself over the last few months due to a bad car accident in June, so things have been lagging a bit on this I'm afraid.

Dear Jonas

I'll be waiting for Your recommendatios and proposals

Michail

It seems to me that most of the readability issues have to do with navigation/organization. In my opinion, that is a general Wiki issue that is not specific to our Wiki. I think you have done a good job with what your additions, and I hope that you can continue to contribute soon.

A suggestion: If the ordering of material is set, it might be a good idea to do some strategic combining of pages and/or adding navigational links to move forward and backward through the material.

Are other readability issues that I am not aware of?

Jason

Dear Jason

You are true.

But I'll need help with this and with ennumerating of subsections.

But now I'll just continue to fill (retyping Prof. W.K.George lectures) Turbulence section. When I'll finish this work, I'll ask You for Your help with this.

Here is the original from which I make copy

http://www.tfd.chalmers.se/~wkgeorge...electurenotes/

Michail

Well thinking the same issue, when I was adding pages, I added, one link like this:

Return to Numerical Methods

This at least allow reader to return to main pages once he finishes reading the topic. If the writers have kept this kind of thing, it might be easy to browse.

Further sorry that I haven't added anything for a long time, for the reason that I keep very very busy now a days. I hope I might be able to contribute something, but i really can not see me doing so before dec end.