Short biography:
1992 - PhD in oceanology, Russia, St.Petersburg
1993-1997 scientist at P.P.Shirshov Institute of oceanology, Russian Academy of Sciences. Modeling of the exchange through the Strait of Gibraltar.
1997-1999 IfM, University of Hamburg. Modeling of plumes overflow
1999-2005 Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Hamburg. Regionally coupled modeling with REMO/MPIOM
2005-2006 Alfred Wegener Institute, Bremerhaven. Tsunami modeling
2006-2013 Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Hamburg. Regionally coupled modeling with REMO/MPIOM
2013-present Alfred Wegener Institute, Bremerhaven. High Resolution global climate modeling with AWI-CM
Abstract:
The two different approaches in the high resolution climate modeling are presented. The first one - regional climate modeling with the global ocean and regional atmosphere model. It allows to focus on the selected regions of the world to downscale global GCM simulations. The second approach is based on the global AWI Climate Model (AWI-CM) setups with high resolution ocean model and utilize the AWI-CM capabilities of finite element discretization in the ocean. We have made several attempts to increase ocean model horizontal resolution in the regions that are potentially important for the ocean model dynamics. The results of simulations with both approaches are presented and discussed.
Arranged date for the seminar talk: Mar 16, 2017