Physical Oceanographer at the British Antarctic Survey. Collaborating with the University of Liverpool as part of the OceanBound project.
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Are you curious about adjoint modelling?
On *Monday 21st October*, BAS will be hosting the virtual 2024 TACOMA meeting. The meeting includes a mix of short talks, discussions, and seminars featuring experienced model users.
Registration link: tinyurl.com/42vyrnz9
ALT A poster for the TACOMA Annual Meeting (21st October 2024). Photo by Paul Nolbert (https://unsplash.com/photos/cloud-above-ocean-xe-ss5Tg2mo)
And for those who are curious TACOMA stands for Techniques and Challenges in Ocean-ice Modelling [Adjoint]
Excited to be in Oban this week for the Challenger Society Conference.
I will be presenting some early results from OceanBound at 15:30 (BST) today in the Studio Theatre.
Link for more details and slides
afstyles.github.io/post/chal…
Andrew Styles retweeted
💨🧊Ever wondered how the wind affects the coldest, densest water on Earth? Our latest study explores how winds influence Antarctic Bottom Water escapes from the Weddell Sea 🌊🇦🇶
Read all about it here: rb.gy/dsp8yv
Let's dive in ... (1/7)
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The #SOFLUX_webinar series, hosted by the @SOOSocean Fluxes Capability Working Group, has been running successfully for 3 years now! 👏
Read more about this amazing achievement➡️ soos.aq/news/celebrating-3-y…
Celebrate this milestone and join us for our next webinar by @AndrewFStyles on 11 July 15:00 UTC!
🥳 In July, we celebrate 3 years😱of the #SOFLUX_webinar series!
Join us for the milestone webinar, "Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Southern Ocean Ventilation," by @AndrewFStyles (@BAS_News) on 11 July at 15:00 UTC.
➡️Register at bit.ly/SOFLUX_webinar_regist….
Three years of enhancing community engagement and discussing observational needs for better understanding Southern Ocean air-sea fluxes! 👏
We thank the community for their enthusiasm thus far and look forward to many more discussions!
Andrew Styles retweeted
🥳 In July, we celebrate 3 years😱of the #SOFLUX_webinar series!
Join us for the milestone webinar, "Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Southern Ocean Ventilation," by @AndrewFStyles (@BAS_News) on 11 July at 15:00 UTC.
➡️Register at bit.ly/SOFLUX_webinar_regist….
Three years of enhancing community engagement and discussing observational needs for better understanding Southern Ocean air-sea fluxes! 👏
We thank the community for their enthusiasm thus far and look forward to many more discussions!
I'm on my way to the National Climate Dynamics workshop at the University of Bath. Hoping to get more familiar with large scale atmospheric processes and the current state of our climate models.
Looking forward to meeting everyone there!
Don't worry, I will be bringing some polar oceanography to the workshop.
I will be sharing results from our recently published paper "Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Southern Ocean Ventilation" (link below)
Catch the talk at 15:45 on Tuesday 18th June.
doi.org/10.1029/2023GL106716
Details for the workshop:
Info page: rmets.org/event/9th-uk-clima…
Schedule: people.bath.ac.uk/cw785/agen…
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Such an amazing time at the southern ocean summer school 2024. Thanks to all students creating a unique atmosphere, thanks to the lecturers for their oustanding work, and thanks @IES_Cargese for welcoming us in such amazing venue!
Dernière journée à l'@IES_Cargese pour "Southern ocean and its central role for climate" organisé par @jb_sallee
@UnivCorse @Univ_CotedAzur @CNRS_dr12 @FMortessagne
An early start at Huntingdon train station, marking the beginning of the long trip to the Southern Ocean Summer School in Corsica @SO_CHIC_EU @OCEANICE_EU @EuroGeosciences
Enjoying the first day buzz (and warm weather) of #EGU24.
For the first time, I will be presenting some early results from the #OceanBound project.
Rediscover the global ocean through the lens of pressure today at 17:00 (Room L3)!
meetingorganizer.copernicus.…
Are you an undergraduate who would be interested in a summer research placement at the British Antarctic Survey?
The C-CLEAR DTP at Cambridge have published their projects and I am supervising a project on Southern Ocean ventilation.
tinyurl.com/4xtbctya
(More details below)
This project is also an excellent opportunity to integrate with the research community at the British Antarctic Survey.
The student will be encouraged to meet polar scientists and learn more about life as a researcher. [5/6]
Details of all the C-CLEAR summer projects and how to apply can be found below:
Projects: tinyurl.com/4xtbctya
Apply: tinyurl.com/yv7fp7t5
Let me know if you have any questions or would like further details [6/6]