Chasing Water : Lagrangian tracking of plastic and plankton through the global ocean
Conf’luence E. Van Sebille – (Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research, Utrecht University, Netherlands)
Lundi 18 mars à 10 h 30 – Amphithéâtre Nougaro Abstract :
Lundi 18 mars à 10 h 30 – Amphithéâtre Nougaro Abstract :
The ocean is in constant motion, with water circulating within and flowing between basins. As the water moves around, it caries heat and nutrients, as well as planktonic organisms and litter around the globe.
The most natural way to study the pathways of water and the connections bet
In this seminar, I’ll give an overview of some recent work with Lagrangian particles. I will introduce our new open-source
oceanparcels.org framework. I will show applications to marine microbiology and ecology, palaeoclimatology and plastic