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CandyLab: Scicene research pages of Dr Adam S. Candy. Mathematical Physicist specialising in Geophysical Environmental Fluid Dynamics, Physical Ocenaography ...
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Caribbean Watch: Curaçao
Up-to-date information on sea conditions in the regional waters of Curaçao
Caribbean Watch: Jamaica
Up-to-date information on sea conditions in the regional waters of Jamaica
Caribbean Watch: Saba Bank
Up-to-date information on sea conditions in the regional waters of Saba Bank
Caribbean Watch: Sint Maarten
Up-to-date information on sea conditions in the regional waters of Sint Maarten
Caribbean Watch
Up-to-date information on sea conditions in the Caribbean
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Ocean Energy
Ocean Energy
Open Research Project Opportunities
Current available research opportunities.
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Shingle Project
libShingle: Generalised self-consistent and automated domain discretisation for multi-scale geophysical models.
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European Space Week EUSW2018, Invited talk Space as a tool supporting the energy package in the Marine and Maritime session
Invited to speak at EUSW2018, Marseille
Upcoming talk at the Ocean Energy Platform Lunch lecture series: Supercomputing a sustainable energy future from our oceans
Ocean Energy Platform Lunch lecture
Ocean Energy Journal Discussion group, register your interest!
A new group to discuss new research and innovations in Ocean Energy
Masters student Lennart Keyzer to defend thesis next Monday 30 Oct
Predicting the impact of sea-level rise in Baie Orientale and Baie de L’Embouchure, Saint Martin. Application of a hydrodynamic model including seagrass and ...
Research presented at the 5th OTEC symposium
Research on the potential to extract energy from the ocean presented by Master’s student Maria Lems-de Jong.
Opportunity for master’s students to join RV Pelagia expedition
The RV Pelagia is crossing the Atlantic and there’s a chance to join.
Master’s project modelling biogeomorphodynamics in Caribbean bays
A new MSc project investigating biogeomorphodynamics in Sint Maarten coastal bays, in collaboration with Deltares.
Master’s project modelling wave attenuation using the SWAN model
A new MSc project with SWAN on Caribbean coastal bays.
Master’s project applying EOF analysis in the Caribbean Sea
A new MSc project in physical oceanography applying EOF analysis.
Published paper: Shingle 2.0: generalising self-consistent and automated domain discretisation for multi-scale geophysical models
I have published a new paper on automated spatial domain mesh discretisations.
Research proposal pitch at NWO for the NICO-expedite call
Pitch to scientists at NWO.
Master’s project studying Lagrangian transport in the Caribbean Sea
A new MSc project in physical oceanography.
Published paper: The Oceanographic Multipurpose Software Environment (OMUSE)
A new paper published on coupling physical processes in models of the natural environment.
Master’s project modelling US coastal wetlands
A new MSc project investigating the protection offered by coastal wetlands.
Published paper: An implicit wetting and drying approach for non-hydrostatic baroclinic flows in high aspect ratio domains
I have published a new paper in the Journal of Advances in Water Resources, detailing a new approach for modelling flood inundations.
Master’s project evaluating ocean thermal energy extraction in the Caribbean
A MSc project evaluating the potential for extracting energy from the ocean around Curaçao, in collaboration with Bluerise.
Open Mind project: Fiber to the Deep Ocean
Video outline of the Bluerise project: Fiber to the Deep Ocean.