Leah Cicon
leah.cicon155@gmail.com I’ve developed a risk prediction system for rogue waves based on output from a routine wave forecast.
Susan Allen
sallen@eoas.ubc.ca https://www.eoas.ubc.ca/people/susanallen I am a physical oceanographer with skills in fluid mechanics including scaling, analytics, laboratory and numerical modeling. My areas of application include coastal oceanography, mesoscale meteorology and biogeochemical-physical interactions in the ocean. My largest scholarly contributions have been to 1) understand flow over and around topography; particularly canyons, and the resulting impacts on […]
Stephanie Waterman
swaterman@eoas.ubc.ca http://www.stephaniewaterman.ca My research aims to advance our understanding of ocean mixing: To do so we are: 1. Pioneering the use of a robotic ocean observing platform (an ‚”ocean glider”) that provides near-continuous, sustained measurements of ocean turbulence and delivers unprecedented views of the ocean mixing environment; 2. Exploiting turbulence parameterizations to infer mixing rates […]
Philippe Tortell
ptortell@eoas.ubc.ca https://www.eoas.ubc.ca/people/philippetortell My research interests include: Supervised Students
Michael Bostock
bostock@eoas.ubc.ca https://www.eoas.ubc.ca/people/michaelbostock My research over the past few years has been directed toward two important issues in Solid Earth Science: i) the structure and dynamics of subduction zones; and ii) the formation and evolution of the first continental landmasses. I have addressed these topics using the tools of seismology, and have invested considerable effort in […]