Storm surges may be underestimated in hydrodynamic models, as well as large wave heights in wave models. This could come from an underestimation of strong winds in atmospheric models and/or an inappropriate wind stress formulation. The objectives of the present work are (1) to estimate how strong are the biases for high winds in atmospheric models (2) to develop a new drag parameterization that could reduce this bias (3) to investigate the impact of the waves on the wind stress. The method consists of studying the response of the atmosphere and the ocean to the wind stress.In a first part, we use the coupled wave-atmosphere model from ECMWF. We show that strong winds may be underestimated, as much as -7 m/s at 30 m/s.Significant differences...
Cette thèse est consacrée à l'étude de la variabilité des rails des dépressions des moyennes latitud...
Abstract A simple model of the atmospheric boundary layer over the ocean where the swell impact on t...
International audienceWe evidence and study the differences in turbulence statistics in ocean dynami...
Storm surges may be underestimated in hydrodynamic models, as well as large wave heights in wave mod...
Les surcotes de tempête sont souvent sous-estimées dans les modèles hydrodynamiques, ainsi que les g...
Strong winds may be biased in atmospheric models. Here the ECMWF coupled wave-atmosphere model is us...
Modelling the dynamic coupling of ocean-atmosphere systems requires a fundamental and quantitative u...
We investigate the impact of wave-dependent stress on surge modelling, from case studies in the Nort...
The viscous sub-layer above the wind water waves plays a crucial role in the air-sea fluxes of momen...
Over the ocean, the atmospheric turbulence can be significantly affected by swell waves. Change in t...
This thesis aims to understand how sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies associated with mesoscale...
Cette thèse est consacrée à l'étude de la variabilité des rails des dépressions des moyennes latitud...
Abstract A simple model of the atmospheric boundary layer over the ocean where the swell impact on t...
International audienceWe evidence and study the differences in turbulence statistics in ocean dynami...
Storm surges may be underestimated in hydrodynamic models, as well as large wave heights in wave mod...
Les surcotes de tempête sont souvent sous-estimées dans les modèles hydrodynamiques, ainsi que les g...
Strong winds may be biased in atmospheric models. Here the ECMWF coupled wave-atmosphere model is us...
Modelling the dynamic coupling of ocean-atmosphere systems requires a fundamental and quantitative u...
We investigate the impact of wave-dependent stress on surge modelling, from case studies in the Nort...
The viscous sub-layer above the wind water waves plays a crucial role in the air-sea fluxes of momen...
Over the ocean, the atmospheric turbulence can be significantly affected by swell waves. Change in t...
This thesis aims to understand how sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies associated with mesoscale...
Cette thèse est consacrée à l'étude de la variabilité des rails des dépressions des moyennes latitud...
Abstract A simple model of the atmospheric boundary layer over the ocean where the swell impact on t...
International audienceWe evidence and study the differences in turbulence statistics in ocean dynami...