|
Dorotea Iovino
|
If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it?
(Albert Einstein)
Research Interests
Modeling the North Atlantic-Nordic Seas circulation
- Thermohaline circulation and its role in climate and climate variability
- Effect of topography on the steady-state wind- and buoyancy-driven circulation
- Ocean fresh water distribution, dense water formation and its connection with the large-scale circulation
- Modeling of arctic sea-ice processes and their interpretation in the context of climate change
Coupling physical and biogeochemical processes
- Influence of mesoscale and sub-mesoscale activity on the mean circulation
- Role of ocean dynamics on biogeochemical fluxes - on long time scales
- Effects of high resolution on primary production budgets
My research involves a combination of theory and numerical modeling, trying to incorporate data analysis whenever possible.
Projects
IS-ENES: Infrastructure for the European Network for Earth System Modelling, 2011-2012
THOR: Thermohaline Overturning at Risk? (core theme 2: Assessing sources of uncertainty in ocean analyses and forecasts), 2009-2010
TWISTED: Toward Integration of Subgrid Turbulence in Ecosystem Dynamics, 2007-2009
PROCLIM: Polar Ocean Climate Processes (work package 1: Deep mixing and sinking), 2003-2006
ENACT: Enhanced Ocean Data Assimilation and Climate Prediction, 2002-2004
|
Education and |
Communications |
Curriculum Vitae
|
|
|
-- last modified: 12/2011 --