2022 LECTURE SERIES SCHEDULE
Lectures/Seminars are held in Walsh Cottage in Woods Hole Village
Beginning July 5th, all seminars will begin at 10:30 a.m. unless otherwise noted**
PRINCIPAL LECTURERS
Peter Schmid, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
Laure Zanna, New York University
PRINCIPAL LECTURES -WEEK 1
Tuesday, June 21
Peter Schmid
Review of Data-decomposition Based on Linear Algebra
Wednesday, June 22
Laure Zanna
Spatio-temporal Decomposition of Time Series
Thursday, June 23
Peter Schmid
Transfer Operator for Data Analysis (part 1)
Friday, June 24
Peter Schmid
Transfer Operator for Data Analysis (part 2)
PRINCIPAL LECTURES -WEEK 2
Monday, June 27
Morning:
Laure Zanna
Forced Response from Climate Statistics
Afternoon:
Peter Schmid
Uncertainty, Outliers, Predictability
Tuesday, June 28
Laure Zanna
Bayesian and Markovian Approaches to Data Analysis
Wednesday, June 29
Laure Zanna
Discovering Equations and Operators from Data
Thursday, June 30
Peter Schmid
Advanced Approaches in Signal Processing
Friday, July 1
Laure Zanna
Advanced Approaches in ML for Physics
SEMINARS - WEEK 3
Monday, July 4
HOLIDAY
Tuesday, July 5
Elizabeth Carlson, University of Victoria
Accurately and Efficiently Modeling Turbulent Flows: Mathematical Analysis and Computations on the Effectiveness and Robustness of the AOT Algorithm
Wednesday, July 6
Christopher Rycroft, Harvard University
Uncovering the Rules of Crumpling with a Data-driven Approach
Thursday, July 7
Anubhab Roy, ITT Madras
Sedimenting Anisotropic Particles: Dynamics of Ice Crystals in Clouds
Friday, July 8
Mattia Serra, U. California San Diego
Search and Rescue at Sea Aided by Hidden Flow Structures
SEMINARS - WEEK 4
Monday, July 11
**10:00 a.m.
Anuj Kumar, U. California Santa Cruz
Optimizing Scalar Transport Using Three-dimensional Branching Pipe Flows
**11:00 a.m.
Lois Baker, Imperial College London
The Impact of Realistic Topographic Representation on the Parameterization of Lee Wave Energy Flux
Tuesday, July 12
Basile Gallet, CEA Saclay
Meridional Buoyancy Transport by Baroclinic Turbulence
Wednesday, July 13
Marko Budišić, Clarkson University
Improving Efficiency of Data Assimilation by Particle Filters Using Data-driven Model Decompositions
Thursday, July 14th
**10:00 a.m.
Madeleine Youngs, New York University
Baroclinic Annular Mode in the Southern Hemisphere
**11:00 a.m.
Anthony Bonfils, NORDITA
Asymptotic Interpretation of the Miles Mechanism of Wind-Wave Instability
Friday, July 15
**10:00 a.m.
Gianluca Meneghello, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Large Scale and Mesoscale Dynamics of the Arctic Ocean
**11:00 a.m.
Sankalp Nambiar, NORDITA
Hydrodynamics of Slender Swimmers near Deformable Interfaces
SEMINARS - WEEK 5
Monday, July 18
Jack Whitehead, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
A Double Diffusion Calculation That Produces Continents and Ocean Basins
Tuesday, July 19
Pedram Hassanzadeh, Rice University
Learning Data-driven Subgrid-Scale Models: Stability, Extrapolation, and Interpretation
Wednesday, July 20
Jeremy Parker, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
Invariant Tori in Turbulence and Chaos
Thursday, July 21
Raffaele Ferrari, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pondering How Ocean Waters Rise from the Abyss: From Theory to Observations
Friday, July 22
Michael Brenner, Harvard University
Towards Hygienic Modelling of Complex Phenomena: From Asymptotic Expansions (implemented in Code) to Machine-learned Closures
SEMINARS - WEEK 6
Monday, July 25
Freddy Bouchet, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon
Predicting Extreme Heat Waves using Rare Event Simulations and Deep Neural Networks
Tuesday, July 26
Biswajit Basu, Trinity College Dublin
On the 3D Modelling of Equatorial Undercurrent and Some Insight into Particle Paths in Stratified Rotational Flows
Wednesday, July 27
Tom Eaves, University of Dundee
Transition and Equilibria in Stratified Shear Flow
Thursday, July 28
Peter Baddoo, Massachussets Institute of Technology
Physics-informed Dynamic Mode Decomposition
Friday, July 29
Adrian Fraser, U. California Santa Cruz
Non-ideal Instabilities in Sinusoidal Shear Flows with a Streamwise Magnetic Field
SEMINARS - WEEK 7
Monday, August 1
Keaton Burns, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Modern Spectral Methods for PDEs
Tuesday, August 2
Glenn Flierl, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Topographic Solitary Waves and Groups
Wednesday, August 3
Andre Souza, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Snapshots and Transition Probabilities
Thursday, August 4
**10:30 a.m.
Matthew Scase, University of Nottingham
Experiments on Air Bubbles in Weightless Water and the Instability of a Rotating Jet
**2:00 p.m.
SEARS PUBLIC LECTURE - Redfield Auditorium, WHOI
Professor Heidi Nepf, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Coastal Vegetation and Coastal Flows: Restoration, Climate Mitigation and Adaptation
Friday, August 5
Heidi Nepf, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Vegetation Hydrodynamics for Restoration, Climate Mitigation and Adaptation
SEMINARS -WEEK 8
Monday, August 8
Renske Gelderloos, Johns Hopkins University
Southeast Greenland Fjord-Shelf Interaction at Subinertial Frequencies
Tuesday, August 9
Rodrigo Duran, Theiss Research
Distilling the Physics of Primitive-equation Model Currents
Wednesday, August 10
Alessia Ferraro, EPFL
Exploiting Marginal Stability in Slow-Fast Quasilinear Dynamical Systems
Thursday, August 11
Duo Chan, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Combining Physical and Data-driven Methods to Improve Historical Earth Surface Temperature Estimates
Friday, August 12
Sai Ravela, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
A Stochastic Dynamical Perspective on Optimizing Learning for Climate Applications
WEEK 10 - FELLOWS' PRESENTATIONS
Monday, August 22
**10:00 a.m.
Ruth Moorman, California Institute of Technology
Continental Shelf Waves around a Pseudo-Iceland
**11:30 a.m.
Tilly Woods, University of Oxford
Fun with Squishy Balls: Theory and Experiments on Deformable Porous Media
Tuesday, August 23
**10:00 a.m.
Claire Valva, New York University
Understanding invariant solutions of the Korteweg-de Vries Equation
**11:30 a.m.
Rui Yang, University of Twente
Equatorial Ocean Dynamics on Enceladus Driven by Ice Topography
Wednesday, August 24
**10:00 a.m.
Iury Simoes-Sousa, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Stochasticity of Turbulence
**11:30 a.m.
Ludovico Giorgini, Stockholm University
Statistical Analysis of Multidimensional Dynamical Systems
Thursday, August 25
**10:00 a.m.
Sam Lewin, University of Cambridge
Experiments on the Instability of Buoyancy-driven Coastal Currents
**11:30 a.m.
Kasturi Shah, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Scaling with the Stars: Emergence of Self-organised Criticality in Low Péclet Flows