UConn Air-Sea Lab
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Directional Phase-Resolved Broadband Observations of Breaking Waves
Investigating the directionality of the wave field, including breaking, using novel stereo visible and infrared imagery.
Spray-Mediated Air-Sea Gas Exchange of Carbon Dioxide in High Winds
Research investigates the transfer of CO2 between the ocean and the atmosphere due spray and spume generated from breaking waves.
Improved Mechanistic Understanding of Hypoxia Drivers in Western Long Island Sound Enabled with Data from a Wire-Following Profiler and Coupled Biogeochemical-Hydrodynamic Modeling
Research investigates the Drivers of Hypoxia in the Long Island Sound using fine-scale field measurements with a wave powered vertical profiler and modeling.
Completed Projects
Modulation of Bubble-Mediated Gas Transfer due to Wave-Current Interactions
Research focused on wave-current interactions and air-sea gas exchange. The project specifically modeled how surface waves and ocean currents affect carbon dioxide transport, submesoscale dynamics, and bubble-mediated gas transfer.
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