I'm a PhD student at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography working on observing ocean turbulence using novel instrumentation.
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Near-inertial waves are a primary mechanism by which wind energy at the surface of the ocean reaches the interior, mixing the deep ocean. Factors that influence the rate of downward energy propagation are still poorly understood, leading to uncertainty about the distribution of wind-driven mixing and near-inertial wave generation. Using observations and numerical models, I aim to improve our understanding of the ocean response to wind forcing.
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