Research Interests Tropical cyclone structure and intensity change. Tropical cyclone genesis. Tropical deep convection. Aircraft and satellite atmospheric observations. Model/observation comparisons. Ethan Murray, PhD Postdoctoral Associate, (University of Miami/CIMAS), Hurricane Research Division Ethan.Murray@noaa.gov 4301 Rickenbacker Causeway Miami, Florida 33149 "For as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to be a scientist to better understand [...]
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Research Interests Using Artificial Intelligence (e.g. CNN)) to analyze cloud microphysics properties Air-sea interaction and momentum transport under extreme weather conditions Theoretical Ocean Wave Physics and numerical wave modeling Peisen Tan, PhD. Postdoctoral Associate, (Mississippi State University/NGI), Hurricane Research Division 305.815.7985 Peisen.Tan@noaa.gov 4301 Rickenbacker Causeway Miami, Florida 33149 “If a hurricane doesn't leave you dead, [...]
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Last week, scientists with AOML’s Ocean Carbon Cycle team led a workshop under the international Surface Ocean CO2 Reference Observing Network (SOCONET) on best practices for maintaining an underway pCO2 system and quality-controlling data to standardize crucial measurements of the surface ocean’s uptake of carbon. The global ocean takes up carbon from the atmosphere on […]
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Establishing a Seawater CO₂ Reference Material Supply <!-- Quantifying Sea-Air CO2 Fluxes on Seasonal and Regional Timescales --> SCROLL TO LEARN MORE What We Do With support in funding from NOAA’s Ocean Acidification Program (OAP) and Global Ocean Monitoring and Observations Program (GOMO), we are establishing AOML as the second facility in the United States [...]
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Ocean Carbon Cycle Group Investigating the transport and the transformation of carbon in the ocean <!-- JUMP TO DATA OR SCROLL TO LEARN MORE --> What We Do The Ocean Carbon Cycle (OCC) group at AOML researches the transport and the transformation of carbon in the ocean. The overarching question that is addressed is "What [...]
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Global Ocean Ship-based Repeat Hydrographic Investigation Program (GO-SHIP-CO2) Analyzing Decadal Changes in the Ocean’s Circulation and Uptake of Anthropogenic CO2 SCROLL TO LEARN MORE What We Do As part of the International Global Ocean Ship-based Hydrographic Investigations Program (GO-SHIP), scientists at AOML have participated in multiple cruises occupying selected trans-basin sections on decadal timescales to [...]
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Keynotes ArchiveWelcome to the Keynotes Archive, a repository for current and previous editions of Keynotes. Keynotes are a quarterly publication by NOAA's Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory highlighting scientific accomplishments, the people behind the research, awards, recent happenings, and publications. ecodata Explore Keynotes by the Years Use the tabs to navigate Keynotes publications throughout the [...]
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AOML's Hurricane Observation & Emerging Technologies Program Observing Hurricanes Using Airborne and Experimental Technologies Who We Are Objectives Our objective is to obtain observations in and around tropical cyclones to improve our understanding of their structure and intensity change, especially in regions that have historically been difficult to observe. We also seek to test emerging [...]
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Research Highlights Research Interests Cloud microphysics. Sea surface whitecaps. Air-sea interaction. Machine learning/deep learning. Computer vision. Xin Yang, Ph.D. Senior Research Associate 2 (University of Miami/CIMAS), Hurricane Research Division 786.701.6072 xin.yang@noaa.gov 4301 Rickenbacker Causeway Miami, Florida 33149 AboutCurrent Work & CVEducationPublicationsAwardsAbout Xin Yang studies cloud microphysics to investigate the microstructure of clouds, the number concentrations, [...]
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Research Highlights Research Interests Hurricane dynamics at planetary boundary layer. Urbanization impacts on extreme weather. Land-atmosphere interactions. Kwun Yip (Samuel) Fung, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Associate (University of Miami/CIMAS), Hurricane Research Division 305.361.4371 kwun.y.fung@noaa.gov 4301 Rickenbacker Causeway Miami, Florida 33149 AboutCurrent Work & CVEducationPublicationsAwardsAbout Kwun Yip (Samuel) Fung is a postdoctoral associate currently developing and implementing a [...]
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