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- UHF radar signature of a tsunami approaching coastal areas: modeling, experiments and application to tsunami warning
- Coastal Radar Observations of Wind Induced Vortices in Microtidal Regimes
- Toward an european Med HF-radar coastal monitoring
- Effects of recent La Nina events on global mean sea level and ocean mass
- Evaluating the impact of blowing snow on surface mass and energy balance outputs of the Modèle Atmosphérique Régionale (MAR) regional climate model over Antarctica (2001 - 2010)
- Typhoon driven morphodynamics of the Wan Tzu Liao sand barrier (South-Westernmost Taïwan)
- Development of algorithms for tsunami detection by High Frequency Radar based on modeling tsunami case studies in the Mediterranean Sea
- Observation of Mesoscale Instabilities of the Northern Current in the North Western Mediterranean Sea : a Combined Study Using Gliders, Surface Drifters, Moving Vessel Profiler and Vessel Data in the Ligurian Sea
- Propagation of Tidal and Subtidal Free Surface Oscillations into River Channels from the South Atlantic Bight
- Automated Video Quality Assessment for Deep-Sea Video
- Observing submesoscale currents from high resolution surface roughness images
- Development of new tsunami detection algorithms for high frequency radars and application to tsunami warning in British Columbia, Canada
- Recent progress in the modeling and detection of meteotsunamis and storm surges
- Reliable Wind Vector Estimation for Scientific Analysis of Atmospheric Measurements by Small Unmanned Aerial Systems
- Sea spray transport modeling in the North-West Mediterranean with a coupled wave-atmosphere numerical model combining the MESO-NH atmospheric model and the ECMWF HRES-WAM wave model, using a new sea spray production source function determined from both tunnel and field observations.