Participants: 2002-2005 | 2009-2011
Principal
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Andrey Proshutinsky
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods
Hole, Massachusetts
The Principal Investigator of the Investigation of Sea Level
Rise in the Arctic project is Dr. Andrey Proshutinsky, who is
a Senior Scientist in WHOI's Physical Oceanography Department.
Proshutinsky has more than 25 years of experience studying the
Arctic Seas, and has produced numerous publications concerning
the regional oceanography and meteorology, climate change, numerical
modeling of ice and water dynamics, Arctic ocean tides and storm
surges, and Northern Sea Route climatology and navigation conditions.
He will be responsible for overall program coordination, sea
level modeling and and observational and simulated data analyses.
This also includes organization of the workshops and collaborations
with the international research team. In addition, Andrey will
be specifically responsible for analyzing, interpreting, and
publishing the sea level data analyses results.
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WHOI Team
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Rick Krishfield
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods
Hole, Massachusetts
Rick Krishfield is a Research Specialist with extensive field
experience in the Arctic. He will have responsibility for statistical
data analysis, graphics, data collections and initial interpretation
of project results.
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Chris Linder
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods
Hole, Massachusetts
Chris Linder is a Research Associate in the Physical Oceanography
Department. He will be responsible for the project web site
design and support.
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AARI Team
Members Arctic and Antarctic
Research Institute (AARI) research team, St. Petersburg, Russia
Drs. Sergei Priamikov, Evgenii Dvorkin and Igor Ashik from the
Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute (AARI), St. Petersburg
represent the Russian research team. They will analyze and re-process
Russian data, compare simulated results with observational results
as discussed in the project, and will report conclusions related
to sea level variability in the Arctic.
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Igor Ashik
Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute
(AARI), St. Petersburg, Russia
Dr. Igor Ashik is a specialist in storm surge predictions and
will focus on data collection, data quality issues, statistical
analyses and numerical modeling in collaboration with the WHOI
team.
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