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NOC Liverpool seminar programme 2011-2012

Autumn term

Wednesday 28th September 2011, 14:30

Alina Gainusa-Bogdan, Le Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et l'Environnement
Intertropical ocean-atmosphere interactions in a state of the art Earth System Model: evaluating the representation of turbulent surface fluxes in IPSL-CM5A

Wednesday 5th October 2011, 14:30

Karyn Morrissey, University of Liverpool
Valuing the Marine Resource: An Irish perspective

Wednesday 12th October 2011, 14:30

Ian Walkington, University of Liverpool
UK Tidal Power: Past, Present and Future

Wednesday 19th October 2011, 14:30

Stephen Belcher , University of Reading
A global perspective on mixing in the ocean surface boundary layer

Wednesday 26th October 2011, 14:30

Judith Wolf, National Oceanography Centre, Liverpool
Why Model Waves?

Wednesday 2nd November 2011, 14:30

Hannah Hiester, Imperial College, London
Simulating gravity currents with adaptive meshes.

Friday 4th November 2011, 14.30

John Hunter, University of Tasmania, Australia
A Simple Technique for Objectively Estimating an Allowance for Uncertain Sea-Level Rise
BONUS SEMINAR

Wednesday 9th November 2011, 14:30

Fenwick Cooper, University College London
Estimating changes in turbulent systems due to a forcing

Wednesday 23rd November 2011, 14:30

Aurélie Duchez, National Oceanography Centre, Southampton
Control of the North Mediterranean Current in the Gulf of Lions using data assimilation

Thursday 24rd November 2011, 16:00

Helen Phillips, University of Tasmania, Australia
Observations of the non-equivalent barotropic structure of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current
BONUS SEMINAR Note Different Time! 16:00

Friday 25rd November 2011, 14:30

Jarle Berntsen, University of Bergen
Subgrid scale physics in numerical ocean modelling.
BONUS SEMINAR

Wednesday 30th November 2011, 14:30

Luigi Cavaleri and Agustín Sanchez Arcilla, Field AC
Fluxes, Interactions and Environment at the Land-ocean boundary. Downscaling, Assimilation and Coupling

Wednesday 7th December 2011, 14:30

Joel Hirschi, National Oceanography Centre, Southampton
Deterministic and chaotic variability of the meridional overturning circulation

Wednesday 14th December 2011, 14:30

Jeff Polton, National Oceanography Centre, Liverpool
Physical and Dynamical Oceanography of Liverpool Bay

Wednesday 15th December 2011, 16:00

Georgy Shapiro, School of Marine Science and Engineering, University of Plymouth
Basin wide changes in the circulation of the Celtic Sea and its potential environmental impact due to tidal energy generation
BONUS SEMINAR - HELD IN THE DOODSON ROOM

Spring term

Wednesday 11th January 2012, 14:30

No Seminar this week,

Wednesday 18th January 2012, 14:30

James Maddison, University of Oxford
Eddy parameterisation and integral constraints: A geometric framework

Wednesday 25th January 2012, 14:30

Mike Walkden,
Predicting coastal erosion under accelerated sea level rise; recent research applied in practice

Wednesday 1st February 2012, 14:30

Alan Davies, University of Bangor
Sediment transport in shallow sandy estuaries

Wednesday 8th February 2012, 14:30

Amrita Shravat, University of Edinburgh
Cancelled

Wednesday 15th February 2012, 14:30

Blank,
No Seminar this week

Wednesday 22nd February 2012, 14:30

Robert Nicholls , University of Southampton
Adaptation to sea level rise

Wednesday 29th February 2012, 14:30

Victoria Harris, University College London
Modelling Community Responses in Plankton to Climate Change

Monday 5th March 2012, 12:00

David Webb, University of Southampton
The actual diurnal tides to the west of Britian & The modelling of diurnal tides near the shelf edge using Arakawa C-grid type tidal models.
BONUS SEMINAR - HELD IN THE DOODSON ROOM

Wednesday 7th March 2012, 14:30

Ben Williams, University of Plymouth
Cancelled

Tuesday 13th March 2012, TBC

Heidi Diersen, University of Connecticut
Seagrass is always greener: Optical Remote Sensing of the Seafloor
BONUS SEMINAR - HELD IN THE DOODSON ROOM

Wednesday 14th March 2012, 14:30

Kerry Marten, University of Bangor
Measuring and Modelling Nearshore Sediment Transport Processes - A Practical Approach

Wednesday 21st March 2012, 14:30

James While, Met Office
Data assimilation in shelf sea models

Wednesday 28th March 2012, 14:30

David Munday, University of Oxford
Impact of Mesoscale Eddies on Southern Ocean Circulation

Wednesday 4th April 2012, 14:30

Andrew Meijers, British Antarctic Survey
Journeys in the Southern Ocean: Dynamics from satellites, dense water formation and the inverse modelling of mixing. A grab-bag of research highlights.

Thursday 26 April 2012, 12:00

Mick Follows, MIT
Modeling marine microbes, from molecular to global scales.
Joint NOC and School of Environmental Sciences seminar

Summer term

Wednesday 9th May 2012, 14:30

Ming Li, University of Liverpool
Modelling sand transport and morphology dynamics in Liverpool Bay and Yellow River Estuary.
CANCELLED

Tuesday 15th May 2012, 14:30 Nicholson Seminar Room

Joseph Harari, University of Sao Paulo
Recent researches on numerical modelling in the South Atlantic and Brazilian coastal areas

Wednesday 16th May 2012, 10:30 Nicholson Seminar Room

Afranio Mesquita, University of Sao Paulo
Analysis of PSMSL series

Wednesday 16th May 2012, 14:30

Fred Wobus, University of Plymouth and National Oceanography Centre
Dense water cascading in the Arctic Ocean: an idealised modelling study

Thursday 17th May 2012, 14:30 Doodson Room

Afranio Mesquita & Joseph Harari, University of Sao Paulo
Research, study courses and facilities at IOUSP

Wednesday 23rd May 2012, 14:30

Carl Wunsch, MIT
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, Its Nature, and Implications for Observations
Proudman Lecture

Wednesday 30th May 2012, 14:30

Gabriele Messori, Imperial College, London
The sporadic nature of atmospheric heat transport by transient motions

Wednesday 6th June 2012, 14:30 Doodson Room

Bernadette Sloyan, CSIRO, Hobart
TBC

Complete 2011/2012 programme

2010/2011 programme

2009/2010 programme

2008/2009 programme

2007/2008 programme

2006/2007 programme

2005/2006 programme

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Unless stated otherwise, seminars will take place in the Nicholson Lecture Theatre (Nicholson Building) and last for 45 minutes, with a further 15 minutes for questions.

Visitors are welcome at all seminars, but are advised to confirm dates and times with the seminar organiser before travelling. Information on how to reach the Laboratory is available here.

For more information, please contact Lucy Bricheno (Email: luic@noc.ac.uk). Telephone (0151) 7954957