I am a pyhysical oceanographer (CNRS researcher at the Laboratoire de Meteorologie Dynamique at the Ecole Normale Superieure). The aim of my research is centered around several key questions that I believe to be of prime importance to oceanography and climate dynamics. My work focuses on ocean-atmosphere interactions, mesoscale structures, oceanic intrinsic variability, and atmospheric weather regimes. To address these questions, my approach is to proceed systematically from theory and process oriented studies to regionally embedded, fine scale primitive equation modeling. Specifically, my current research projects include:

• Building and understanding the physics of a multiple scale ocean model (that combines planetary and quasi-geostrophic physics),
• Identifying and characterizing the ocean low-frequency variability in idealized and realistic ocean models,
• Understanding the eddy-topography interaction.

Contact

• 24 rue Lhomond 75005 Paris (Rm E501)
• phone: +33 1 44 32 27 31
• email: bruno.deremble -at- ens.fr
• You can find me on Github
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