- Zhijin Li, Department of Atmospheric and Ocean Sciences, Fudan University, Shanghai, China - Résumé : Mesoscale eddies, with horizontal scales of ~100 km and lifetimes of weeks, dominate the variability of the global ocean. Their prediction—ocean “weather” on timescales of days to a month—has been enabled by advances in eddy-resolving models, global observing […]
- Furqon Azis Ismail, Scientist, BRIN - Résumé : The Banda Sea is crucial to the circulation of the world's oceans and atmosphere due to its location within the equatorial regions of the Indonesian Maritime Continent. It links the Pacific and Indian Oceans' circulation via the Indonesian Throughflow and contributes to driving atmospheric conditions […]
- Erwan Oulhen, Postdoc au LOPS, Brest - Résumé : In the tropical Pacific, the El Niño – Southern Oscillation (ENSO) represents a major component of climatic variability.Precise analysis of ocean temperature and salinity observations could improve our understanding of ENSO, its complexity, and its evolution in relation to Tropical Pacific Decadal Variability (TPDV) […]