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Turbulent two-phase interfaces in environmental flows
Jeudi 13 Novembre, 11h, ECL (Bat W1, amphi 3)
Turbulent flows are omnipresent in nature and often involve interactions between multiple phases. They range from particle-laden flows with a dispersed phase, such as droplets in atmospheric (...)
Challenges related to assessing underwater noise pollution and seismic risks generated by human activities in shallow water environments
Jeudi 30 Octobre, 11h, ECL (Bat W1, amphi 3)
Assessing the impact of human activities on the marine environment is a prerequisite for the authorization of offshore projects (EU directive). It is also a necessary step in the search for (...)
A self-consistent numerical model of internal wave-induced mean flow oscillations in polar geometry
Jeudi 16 Octobre, 11h, ECL (Bat W1, amphi 3)
Decades of observations of the Earth’s equatorial stratosphere reveal a regular oscillation where winds alternate between eastern and western directions. Similar phenomena have also been detected (...)
Noise interferometry for passive remote sensing of the ocean
Jeudi 09 Octobre, 11h, ECL (Bat W1, amphi 3)
In a wide range of frequencies spanning from below 1 mHz to hundreds of kHz and encompassing acoustic, gravity, and infragravity waves, ocean waves create pressure fluctuations, which can be (...)