🏔️ Research from Scripps Oceanography scientist Lia Siegelman finds undersea "storms" are melting Antarctic glaciers from below. Researchers also identified a positive feedback loop in which ice shelf melting caused more ocean turbulence, which in turn caused more ice shelf melting.
DOGE is reportedly threatening NOAA with massive staff and budget cuts.
NOAA houses the National Weather Service and National Hurricane Center, which produce forecasts and warn people about storms.
This attack on public safety is ripped straight from the pages of Project 2025.
This place could use a chunky dose of delicious satellite imagery.
So here are some of my favorites I've shared over the years.
Impossible to not start with the unbeatable, the epic...
von Karman vortices
🌊 Beware using variance as an index on non-Gaussian distributions! (more to come on this topic soon)
A. Sane, B. Fox-Kemper, and D. Ullman. Internal vs forced variability metrics for geophysical flows using information theory. JGR--Oceans, 129(5):e2023JC020101, May 2024.
dx.doi.org/10.1029/2023...
Are there any soft matter physics researchers here? I am an Editor at Nature Communications and handle soft matter physics manuscripts. I will share published articles here to enhance their visibility. I look forward to more engaging scientific discussions. #SoftMatterPhysics #Academia #Physics
Turning MATLAB into a MAPLAB: Creating a map with coastlines and topo contours that we used in multiple publications such as Trauth et al. QSR 2021 using GSHHG and ETOPO1 data sets: mres.uni-potsdam.de/index.php/20... #geoscience
I am speaking/leading a discussion about teaching Machine Learning in the Physical Sciences tomorrow, Nov 12 at 7pm EST! Will share the resources I have put together (textbook, notebooks, slides, assignments, online courses) and my challenges. Join us + spread the word 🙏 www.compadre.org/PICUP/
#30DayMapChallenge Day 11: Arctic
One year of MODIS daily mosaic images
Did you know optical satellites like MODIS usually don't capture images over the poles in winter due to lack of sunlight? The "no data" hole grows as we near the winter solstice - and starts closing once daylight returns
Starting my Bluesky life by resharing this six-day time lapse movie of Dictyostelium discoideum we took a few years ago.
Shallow M6.8 #earthquake offshore Cuba just now, strike slip faulting, yellow alert for estimated economic losses and fatalities. 🧪⚒️
earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/...
And finally, last new pack of the day, a (so far) very (!) incomplete set for physical oceanography 🌊🧪
Please do let me know if you want to be on it, or if you know someone else who should be!
go.bsky.app/Eb6xX19
From the other place.
Red Sea reefs are considered, relatively, heat resistant. Their adaptations are, at times, discussed as key to saving other reef systems - so understanding heat dynamics in this region is critical. 🧪
#oceanographers:
Do you think the subpolar North Atlantic gyre strength is correlated to AMOC strength? If so, what is the sign of the relationship? I have an opinion, but I’ve found articles taking different positions on the topic.
Nice to meet you Kevin!
The Oceanography 🌊 feed is back after its Brazilian vacation. Please give it a “like” to increase visibility, even if you dislike the ocean.
Let me know if you’re a marine scientist who wants to be included as a contributor.
Thank you very much Malin! All of this will be very useful!
Oh that sounds great, thank you!
Any book/lecture recommendation on ocean numerical models? 🌊😁
