Jody M. Klymak - Physical Oceanographer
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Research Interests
I collect and analyze seagoing data, and create numerical experiments designed to help us understand small scale ocean flows, and their impacts on large scale flows. Important processes include waves, turbulence, fronts and eddies. These processes are what ultimately dissipate energy from the ocean circulation and mix momentum, heat, salt, and passive tracers.
Curriculum Vitae | Publications | Teaching | Calendar
Student Opportunities
The Uvic Ocean Physics Group is actively looking for new graduate students! If you have a strong aptitude for physics and mathematics, and the desire to apply it to important environmental problems, please contact us.
Recent Projects and News
- 09 Feb 2013: Mixing due to baroclinic waves paper published in JPO
- 01 Jul 2012: Mixing at Supercritical Topography, review paper in Oceanography
- 17 Mar 2012: Lateral Mixing in the North Atlantic Winter Cruise
- 12 Jul 2011: Lateral Mixing in the North Atlantic Summer Cruise
