LuAnne ThompsonAssociate Professor, School of Oceanography, University of WashingtonClasses PublicationsMetrics workshop |
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| My research concerns the role that the oceans play in climate varability. My tools are numerical and analytical models of ocean circulation, including models run locally and analysis of model runs done at national centers. Areas of interest include varability in the ocean interior owing to changes in atmospheric forcing on interannual to decadal times scales, changes in oxygen levels at depth and the uptake of carbon owing to changes in ocean circulation, the coupling of ocean circulation and tides to sea ice. I also use satellite data to compare against model results.
Research Group David Darr, research engineer Jordan Dawe, graduate student Rebecca Zanzig, graduate student Chuanli Jiang, graduate student David Trossman, graduate student Curtis Deutsch, post-doctoral researcher Taka Ito, post-doctoral Researcher |
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| Contact information LuAnne Thompson Box 355351 School of Oceanography, University of Washington Seattle, WA, 98195 (206) 543-9965 luanne@ocean.washington.edu |
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