OceanExpert ID: 50614
Prof. Vassilis A. ZERVAKIS
Professor
Department of Marine Sciences
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ResearcherID: 0000-0001-7219-341X
Highest Degree
Ph.D.
Job Type
Teaching/Education
Research
Technical Advice & Consulting
Research
Technical Advice & Consulting
Subject Area
Physical Oceanography
Activities
Impact of small-scale processes on circulation
climatic variability in the Eastern Mediterranean
coastal processes
use of HF radars and Lagrangian Methodologies
anthropogenic air-sea exchanges
Sea regions of study
Mediterranean Sea - Eastern Basin
Black Sea
Black Sea
Skills
Field Physical Oceanographer
Working language(s)
Greek
English
English
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While my Ph.D. research focused on near-inertial waves in the ocean, my
scientific interests gradually expanded through time to include the
interannual variability of the Mediterranean Sea and the role of the
exchanges with the Black Sea, small-scale processes and internal waves,
air-sea exchanges and physical-biological interactions. Most emphasis
has been given to the revelation of the insulating role of the Black Sea
Waters in the North Aegean Sea, as well as the analysis of the
turbulent diffusion acting in its deep sub-basins during stagnation
periods. Current activities include the application of Lagrangian
methodologies, the use of a coastal
HF radar in the long-term assessment of the Aegean-Black Sea exchanges, investigation of environmental impacts of shipping, development of a coastal observatory in the North Aegean Sea.
Created: 2022-02-12
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Last Updated: 2022-02-12