Annette Samuelsen, research leader of our Ocean Modelling Group, published an article in 2019 that recently made it on the “Hidden gems” list of the ICES Journal of Marine Science! These articles are hand-picked by the Editor-in-Chief for being of high quality and special interest, but not having many citations yet.
Main Objective: To assess the status of the South and Tropical Atlantic marine ecosystem and develop a framework for predicting its future changes, from months to decades, by combining ecosystem observations, climate-based ecosystem prediction and information on future socio-economic and ecosystem service changes, and thus to contribute to the sustainable management of human activities in the Atlantic Ocean as a whole.
TRIATLAS has the following specific objectives (SO):
Agulhas Current meanders are some of the largest events that take place in the Agulhas Current system. They have a large impact on the shelf circulation and are important for the life cycle of several marine species. In an article published in Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans two ocean models, as well as satellite observations, are used to examine how meander events change the way in which the Agulhas Current interacts with the continental shelf of southeast Africa.
