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Luis Ferrer

AZTI

High-resolution forecasts of ocean physics and Lagrangian transport connectivity in the Bay of Biscay

https://www.linkedin.com/in/luis-ferrer-719730b0/

This speaker will talk about

11:30 AM1:30 PM

North East Atlantic - Regional Team Session

11:30 AMVideo: Welcome & Calls to action
11:40 AMInteractive session: Actual panorama and challenges of Ocean forecasting and its applications in the region
12:00 PMCoastal and Estuarine Forecasting Services for Maritime Surveillance and Flood Risk Prevention along the Northern Coast of Spain - Ana J. Abascal
12:15 PMMachine Learning-based Bias Correction of Wave Forecast Systems in the Iberian Peninsula - Juan L. Garzon
12:30 PMObservation and forecasting tools for a digital twin of coastal flooding in the Basque estuaries - Roland Garnier
12:45 PMHigh-resolution forecasts of ocean physics and Lagrangian transport connectivity in the Bay of Biscay - Luis Ferrer & Nadine Steiger
1:00 PMExploring sea-level rise projections and impacts using physically-based storylines - Matt Palmer
1:15 PMECOPs’ work - “Reconstructing Past Sea Levels for Ocean Model Calibration” & “AGORA High-resolution Forecasting System” - Mélinda Martins (Cardiff University) & Tania López-Pérez (NOWSystems)

Speakers:

Mélinda Martins

Cardiff UniversityPhD Candidate

Matt Palmer

Met OfficeJoint Director of the UK National Climate Science Partnership

Juan L. Garzon

University of Algarve - Centre for Marine and Environmental ResearchResearcher

Ana J. Abascal

IHCantabriaSenior Researcher

Tania López Pérez

NOWSystemsJunio Coastal Modeller

Luis Ferrer

AZTIHigh-resolution forecasts of ocean physics and Lagrangian transport connectivity in the Bay of Biscay

Roland Garnier

AZTIResearcher

Ghada El Serafy

DeltaresSpecialist in Data Science & Applied informatics

12:45 PM1:00 PM

High-resolution forecasts of ocean physics and Lagrangian transport connectivity in the Bay of...

AZTIHigh-resolution forecasts of ocean physics and Lagrangian transport connectivity in the Bay of Biscay

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