Our research aims to discover how variability and change in ocean currents and eddies can affect important climate variables like heat, sea level, nutrients, and carbon. We specialize in observing western boundary currents, the most energetic systems of the ocean, using a variety of instrumentation deployed from ships and on moorings. You can click on the boxes below for more information about some of our ongoing and past experiments.
We work on several different projects exploring the motion of the Indian Ocean. Learn more about the Agulhas System Climate Array (ASCA), Agulhas climate modeling, the Arabian Sea, the Agulhas Current Time Series (ACT), and Florida Current and sea level rise below.
