18–20 Jul 2023
UHH; Institute of Oceanography
Europe/Berlin timezone

A tale of two perspectives on AMOC observing needs: historical gravity and altimetry satellite missions and future Earth system simulations

19 Jul 2023, 12:00
15m
Room 022/023 (UHH; Institute of Oceanography)

Room 022/023

UHH; Institute of Oceanography

Bundesstr. 53 20146 Hamburg
Talk Roadmap for future Roadmap for future AMOC observing

Speaker

Daniel Whitt (NASA Ames)

Description

This presentation will be a tale of two perspectives that come together to inform AMOC observing needs in a changing climate. First, I will share some results from NASA’s gravity and altimetry satellite science teams that highlight how these NASA assets contribute to monitoring and understanding AMOC. Second, I will present highlights from my own analysis of future Earth system simulations, in which I seek to understand how AMOC variability and change influence North Atlantic Ocean biogeochemistry and biological productivity as global warming intensifies. I will conclude by discussing my perception of how both perspectives might guide future AMOC observing priorities and design.

Topic Future AMOC observing – outlining a roadmap

Author

Daniel Whitt (NASA Ames)

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