Publications by research area

NOC staff publications in selected science research area

2010

From physics to fish: at the shelf edge

Southern Ocean Observing System (SOOS): Rationale and strategy for sustained observations of the Southern Ocean

Impact of self-attraction and loading on the annual cycle in sea level

Sea level variations, in "State of the Climate in 2009"

Development and evaluation of an ensemble forecasting system for coastal storm surges

Monitoring the Antarctic Circumpolar Current in the Drake Passage: Oceanography in Drake Passage: Wherefrom, Whereto and What in Between? Liverpool, United Kingdom, 26–27 October 2009

Ocean mass from GRACE and glacial isostatic adjustment

Water-mass transformation in the shelf seas

Rapid Southern Ocean front transitions in an eddy-resolving ocean GCM

Interpreting century-scale changes in southern North Sea storm surge climate derived from coupled model simulations

The potential impacts of climate change on the hydrography of the northwest European continental shelf

Surface drifter pair spreading in the North Atlantic

Influence of turbulence closure on estuarine sediment dynamics and morphodynamics

Metaproteomic and metagenomic analyses of defined oceanic microbial populations using microwave cell fixation and flow cytometric sorting

RV Prince Madog 10/10 cruise report, NOC Coastal Observatory cruise 68, 28-30 April 2010

Surge modelling in the eastern Irish Sea: present and future storm impact.

RV Prince Madog PD 17/10 cruise summary report, 9-10 June 2010

RV Prince Madog 21/10 cruise report, NOC Coastal Observatory cruise 70, 7-8 July 2010

RV Prince Madog 02/10 cruise report, POL Coastal Observatory cruise #66, 26th-28th January 2010

RV Prince Madog 05/10 cruise report, POL Coastal Observatory cruise 67, 17 March 2010

Long-term and recent changes in sea level in the Falkland Islands

Comparison of the emergent behavior of a complex ecosystem model in two ocean general circulation models

Submerged dunes and breakwater embayments mapped using wave inversions of shore-mounted marine X-Band radar data

Marine ecosystem models for earth systems applications: The MarQUEST experience

A survey of recent changes in the main components of the ocean tide

Waves. In: Charting the progress 2: ocean processes feeder report, Section 3.6, 159-180

Ocean processes. In: Charting progress 2: the state of UK seas, Chapter 2, 14-26

A case study of combined wave and water levels under storm conditions using WAM and SWAN in a shallow water application

The color of sea level: importance of spatial variations in spectral shape for assessing the significance of trends

Summer microplankton community structure across the Scotia Sea: implications for biological carbon export

Ocean Processes Feeder Report

Eruption of Soufriere Hills (1995-2009) from an offshore perspective : insights from repeated swath bathymetry surveys

2009

Coastal mapping around shore parallel breakwaters

An inter-comparison of tidal solutions computed with a range of unstructured grid models of the Irish and Celtic Sea regions

Using acoustics to resolve intra-wave sediment transport processes over sand ripples under irregular waves at field scale

Acoustic measurements of boundary layer flux profiles over a sandy rippled bed under regular waves

Sediment transport module for a B-grid coastal ocean model

Prince Madog Cruise 24/09, POL Coastal Observatory Cruise 62, 17-19 June 2009

Measurements and inversion of acoustic scattering from suspensions having broad size distributions

Guest editorial

Prince Madog cruise 33/09, POL Coastal Observatory cruise 63, 2-4 August 2007

Distribution and chromatic adaptation of phytoplankton within a shelf sea thermocline

The global sea level observing system (GLOSS)

Modeling of El Nino Events Using a Simple Model

Free surface, current profile and buoyancy effects upon internal wave energy flux profiles in sill regions

Crustal motions in Great Britain: evidence from continuous GPS, absolute gravity and Holocene sea-level data."

Applications in coastal modeling and forecasting

Characterising observed patterns of suspended particulate matter and relationships with oceanographic and meteorological variables: studies in Liverpool Bay

Internal tidal mixing as a control on continental margin ecosystems