Understanding the water circulation in oceans and coastal seas is among the key topics of
oceanographic and climate research. Hydrodynamic studies form the basis for many …

Employed for over a century, the traditional way of monitoring sea level variability by tide
gauges–in combination with modern observational techniques like satellite altimetry–is an …

Stochastic simulations of virtual oil spills from ships were performed for the Adriatic Sea over
2017–2020, applying the European Marine Observation and Data Network vessel densities …

European coasts are regularly exposed to severe storms that trigger extreme water-level
conditions, leading to coastal flooding and erosion. Early Warning Systems (EWS) are …

In January 2020, the storm Gloria hit the Western Mediterranean Sea causing severe coastal
damages, destruction of infrastructures, flooding and several casualties. This extreme event …

Storm Gloria was the 10th named storm in Europe for the 2019–2020 winter season, and it
severely affected Spain and France. This powerful storm represents an excellent study case …

Canopy-forming brown algae support highly productive ecosystems whose decline has
been attributed to the interplay of several anthropogenic disturbances. Climate change …

The increasing science and society requests for ocean monitoring from global to regional
and local scales, the need for integration and convergence into a globally consistent ocean …

In this paper we present recent evolvements of three robust numerical models for the
simulation of the evolution of wave fields and hydrodynamic circulation in gulfs and coastal …

Presence‐only data are typical occurrence information used in species distribution
modelling. Data may be originated from different sources, and their integration is a …