Anomalous atmosphere‐ocean conditions in the tropical Pacific associated with the El Niño‐
Southern Oscillation (ENSO) drive interannual variations in mean and extreme sea levels …

Coastal development and climate change are dramatically increasing the risks of flooding,
erosion, and extreme weather events. Coral reefs and other coastal ecosystems act as …

Despite the low occurrence of tropical cyclones at the archipelago of San Andres,
Providencia, and Santa Catalina (Colombia), Hurricane Iota in 2020 made evident the area …

Wave and wind forces from tropical cyclones are one of the main design parameters of
coastal and offshore infrastructure in tropical areas. The estimation of ocean waves …

Abstract The Rapid Oil Spill Hazard Assessment is presented as a demonstration of concept
for a tool providing a framework for managers and planners to assess potential impact areas …

Deriving reliable estimates of design water levels and wave conditions resulting from
tropical cyclones is a challenging problem of high relevance for, among others, coastal and …

To generate projections of wave climate associated to tropical cyclones is a challenge due
to their short historical record of events, their low occurrence, and the poor wind field …

This study used the coupled ocean-atmosphere regional model (COAWST) to evaluate the
effect of the trapped wave formed by a frontal system over the Southern Brazilian …

In this study, the first ever Sea, Lake, Overland Surges from Hurricanes (SLOSH) grid was
built for the Yucatan Peninsula. The SLOSH model was used to simulate storm surges in the …

The understanding of the ocean waves during extreme hurricane conditions is important for
risk analysis in coastal areas, the design of maritime works, the evaluation of impacts on …