SWOT, the NASA/CNES high-resolution oceanographic and hydrological satellite mission, will make the first global survey of the Earth’s surface waters and of our changing oceans and coastal waters, over 90% of the Earth’s […]
Publisher: Direction– Updated on 24/03/2023 The role of numerical modeling in the laboratory Scientific computing and numerical modeling in particular take an increasing part in our activities, both as users […]
Publisher: Direction– Updated on 27/05/2021 Satellite missions at LEGOS LEGOS uses space-based remote sensing for all of its major scientific themes: oceanography (offshore and coastal), hydrology, glaciology (polar and continental) […]
Publisher: Direction– Updated on 27/05/2021 In situ observation is a fundamental tool in the research conducted at LEGOS and in Earth sciences in general. It is the field truth and […]
Publisher: Direction – Updated on 20/12/2023 Scientific objectives The DYNOTROP team is built around a common object of study: the tropical oceans. Research is organized around 4 main axes: ● […]
Name: Margot BENICHE Start date: 2020/11/01 Thesis supervisor: Nicholas HALL Co-supervision 1: Jérôme VIALARD Keywords: Southern Oscillation – El Niño, Numerical models, Ocean-atmosphere interactions, Non-linear dynamics, Atmospheric convection, Sea surface […]
Name: Marcela CONTRERAS CONTRERAS Start date: 2020/10/01 Thesis supervisor: Lionel RENAULT Co-supervision 1: Patrick MARCHESIELLO Keywords: Air-Sea Interactions, Western Edge, Coupled Numerical Ocean-Atmosphere Simulations, Sub-mesoscale Ocean Processes
Name: Arne BENDINGER Start date: 2020/09/30 Thesis supervisor: Lionel GOURDEAU Co-supervision 1: Sophie CRAVATTE Keywords: Mesoscale, Internal waves, Modelling, Sea level, Tropical Pacific, SWOT
Name: Marco Jesus LARRANAGA FU Start date: 2019/11/01 Thesis supervisor: Julien JOUANNO Co-supervision 1: Lionel RENAULT Co-supervision 2: Keywords: Mesoscale, Coupling, NEMO, Tropics, Oceanography.