We examine the issue of sustained measurements of sea level in the coastal zone, first by
summarizing the long-term observations from tide gauges, then showing how those are now …

Coastal zones are highly dynamical systems affected by a variety of natural and
anthropogenic forcing factors that include sea level rise, extreme events, local oceanic and …

Mesoscale to Submesoscale Wavenumber Spectra in Drake Passage in: Journal of
Physical Oceanography Volume 46 Issue 2 (2016) Jump to Content Jump to Main …

Wavenumber spectra of along‐track Sea Surface Height from the most recent satellite radar
altimetry missions [Jason‐2, Cryosat‐2, and SARAL/Altika) are used to determine the size of …

In the coastal ocean zones, satellite altimetry data processing and interpretation poses
specific difficulties, due to the interaction of the radar signal with land topography …

The Snow Microwave Radiative Transfer (SMRT) thermal emission and backscatter model
was developed to determine uncertainties in forward modeling through intercomparison of …

Radar altimetry is now commonly used to provide long-term monitoring of inland water
levels in complement to or for replacing disappearing in situ networks of gauge stations …

Ocean surface currents and winds are tightly coupled essential climate variables, and, given
their short time scales, observing them at the same time and resolution is of great interest …

The 2015–2016 El-Niño and related ocean warming has generated significant coral
bleaching and mortality worldwide. In Indonesia, the first signs of bleaching were reported in …

Nowadays, most of rivers globally are regulated by dams and reservoirs, which have
substantially altered natural streamflow regimes. Understanding the impacts of these dams …