Research
We study the geophysical fluid dynamics (GFD) of the ocean and atmosphere, using theory, state-of-the-art high-resolution numerical models, and observations. A particular focus of our work is the ocean submesoscale (horizontal scales of 0.1-10 kms),
a range of scales which are particularly challenging for traditional observational and computational methods.
Understanding the dynamics of the ocean submesoscale is currently one of the most outstanding challenges in ocean physics, with fundamental connections to large-scale ocean circulation, ocean primary productivity, and air-sea interaction.
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Bottom boundary layer
Submesoscale processes in the ocean bottom boundary layer
Upper-ocean processes
Dynamics and biophysical interaction in the near-surface ocean
Air-sea interaction
Coupled interaction between the atmosphere and ocean
