Climate & Ocean
Doctoral Dissertation Defense of Thesis: Greenlandic Ice Archives of North Atlantic Common Era Climate
Matthew B. Osman, MIT-WHOI Joint Program Sponsored by: Academic Programs Office
Read MoreDensity-Spicity Coordinates and its Application to Water Mass Analysis and Climate Study
Rui Xin Huang, WHOI Sponsored by: Physical Oceanography Department
Read MoreMarine Policy Center Special Seminar: Emerging Challenges in the Use of Solar Radiation Management as a Climate Strategy
Mark Borsuk, Duke University Sponsored by: Marine Policy Center
Read MoreWHOI prepares for 2019 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Researchers deploy autonomous underwater vehicles to improve forecasts By Evan Lubofsky | July 18, 2019 Hurricane Florence. Image courtesy of…
Read MoreKnow Your Ocean Science Chats: What New England Whaling Logbooks Can Tell Us About Climate
Caroline Ummenhofer, WHOI and Timothy D. Walker, UMASS Dartmouth Sponsored by: WHOI Discovery Center & Visitor Center
Read MoreSpecial Physical Oceanography Seminar: The Emergence and Evolution of the North Icelandic Jet
Stefanie Semper, University of Bergen Sponsored by: Physical Oceanography Department
Read MoreSummer Lecture Series: Stranger Things: Why has Sea Level Been Rising Faster along Cape Hatteras than on Cape Cod?
Chris Piecuch, WHOI Sponsored by: Academic Programs Office
Read MoreSummer Lecture Series: Living with Oxygen: Walking the Fine Line Between Life and Death
Colleen Hansel, WHOI Sponsored by: Academic Programs Office
Read MoreTowards an Understanding of Internal Wave Energy Pathways on the Continental Shelf
Ruth Musgrave, WHOI Sponsored by: Physical Oceanography Department
Read MoreKnow Your Ocean Science Chats: Observing a Complex Coastal Ocean
Al Plueddemann, WHOI Sponsored by: WHOI Discovery Center & Visitor Center
Read MoreSea Surface Temperature Gradients in the Red Sea: Links to Asian Monsoon Wind Strength
Konrad Hughen, WHOI Sponsored by: MC&G Department
Read MoreSpecial Seminar: Got Ice? A Statistical Approach to Marking Sea Ice and Atmospheric Conditions with a Low-Powered Imaging Sonar
Gregory Burgess, U.S. Naval Academy Sponsored by: Academic Programs Office – Redfield Auditorium
Read MoreThe Shallow Zonal Overturning Circulation of the Southeast Indian Ocean
Helen Phillips, University of Tasmania Sponsored by: Physical Oceanography Department
Read MoreMining climate clues from our whaling past
Climate scientists work with historians to tap weather records from old New England whaling logbooks. They hope to leverage the historical data to gain new insights into modern-day climate conditions.
Read MoreKnee-Deep
WHOI engineer Chris Basque deploys instruments for the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) Global Array as waves crash board the R/V Nathaniel B.…
Read MoreSummer Lecture Series: What Controls the Temperature On the Northeast US Continental Shelf?
Ke Chen, WHOI Sponsored by: Academic Programs Office
Read MoreStudy Finds No Direct Link Between North Atlantic Ocean Currents, Sea Level Along New England Coast
A new study by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) clarifies what influence major currents in the North Atlantic have on sea level along the northeastern United States. The study, published June 13 in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, examined both the strength of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC)—a conveyor belt of currents that move warmer waters north and cooler waters south in the Atlantic—and historical records of sea level in coastal New England.
Read MoreFriday Evening Lectures Series – Glassman Lecture: Which World? – Climate Change, Climate Choices
Jerry Melillo, Marine Biological Laboratory Sponsored by: MBL
Read MoreSummer Lecture Series: Understanding Ice-Ocean Systems on Earth and Planets Beyond
Catherine Walker, WHOI Sponsored by: Academic Programs Office
Read MoreNew England Coastal Sea-Level Variability: What’s the AMOC Got to Do with it?
Christopher Piecuch, WHOI Sponsored by: Physical Oceanography Department
Read MoreOrganic Carbon Hides in Sediments, Keeping Oxygen in Atmosphere
A new study from researchers at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and Harvard University may help settle a long-standing…
Read MoreTransient Changes of the Source Regions and Strength of the AMOC under Climate Change
Matthew Thomas, Yale Sponsored by: Physical Oceanography Department
Read MoreSummer Lecture Series: Weathering the Monsoon: How the Bronze Age Indus Civilization Coped with Climate Change
Liviu Giosan, WHOI Sponsored by: Academic Programs Office
Read MoreThe IPCC Process and Our Changing Oceans, Ecosystems and Human Communities
Nathan Bindoff, University of Tasmania Sponsored by: Physical Oceanography Department
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