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Presentations and Papers Y4(2006)

    27th Conf. on Hurricanes and Tropical Cyclones, American Meteorolo. Society, Monterey, CA

    • Asymmetric structure and maintenance in hurricane Juan
    •   W. Zhang and W. Perrie

    9th international conference on Estuarine and Coastal Modeling

    • Simulating seasonal variability of circulation and hydrography on the Scotian Shelf
    •   K. Ohashi, J. Sheng, K.R. Thompson and H. Ritchie

    Advances in Atmospheric Science

    • Air-sea interaction of typhoon Sinlaku (2002) simulated by the Canadian MC2
    •   X. Ren and W. Perrie

    Agouron Institute Summer Course in Microbial Oceanography, University of Hawaii

    • Approaches for sampling pelagic ecoystems on scales that matter
    •   J.J. Cullen

    AGU Ocean Sciences Meeting

    • Flow in a tidal channel: Limiting larger-scale predictability?
    •   Hay, A.E., J.C. Mullarney, and A.J. Bowen

    Annual American Meteorological Society Congress

    • Influences of sea spray and wave drag on midlatitude storm structure and intensity
    •   W. Zhang, W. Perrie and W. Li
    • Influence of sea spray and wav drag on midlatitude storm structure and intensity
    •   W. Zhang, W. Perrie and W. Li

    Annual CMOS Congress

    • A test-bed of an Atlantic coupled meso-scale modelling system
    •   D. Yang, H. Ritchie and S. Desjardins
    • Simulating circulation on the Scotian Shelf using a sigma-coordinate model
    •   K. Ohashi, J. Sheng, H. Ritchie, K.R. Thompson and C. Hannah
    • Can sea fog be inferred from operational GEM forecast fields
    •   L. de la Fuente, Y. Delage, S. Desjardins, A. MacAfee, G. Pearson and H. Ritchie
    • Assessing the performance of a nested-grid coastal circulation modeling system in simulating the storm-induced circulation of Lunenburg Bay, Nova Scotia
    •   J. Zhao, J. Sheng, and L. Zhai
    • Wind-Generated Waves in Hurricane Juan
    •   F. Xu, W. Perrie, P. Smith, and R. Padilla-Hernandez
    • Analysis of hurricane-generated waves using a moving grid reference system
    •   W. Perrie, F. Xu, and B. Toulany
    • Modulation of midlatitude atorm structure and intensity due to impacts of wave drag and sea spray
    •   W. Perrie, and W. Zhang
    • Simulating circulation on the Scotian Shelf using a sigma-coordinate model
    •   K. Ohashi, J. Sheng, H. Ritchie, K. R. Thompson, and C. G. Hannah

    Applied and Computational Mathematics Seminar

    • Statistical Estimation for Nonlinear Stochastic Dynamic Systems
    •   M. Dowd

    AZMP Bulletin 5

    • Modelling plankton dynamics with an adaptive physical-biological model: an example with AZMP station 2
    •   A. Vezina, M. Pahlow, B. Casault and H. Maass

    Bedford Institute of Oceanography

    • Wave modelling towards the next generation - the nonlinearity problem
    •   A. Susilo and W. Perrie

    Canadian Center of Ocean Gliders workshop

    •   Sean Hartwell

    China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research

    • An interdisciplinary ocean observatory and development of a high-resolution coastal circulation model
    •   J. Sheng

    Eulerian Observatory Workshop

    •   Tommy Dickey, Oscar SChofield, SCott Glenn, John Cullen, Grace Chang, Josh Kohut, John Delaney, Uwe Send, Bob Weller, Ma

    Fall AGU conf., San Fransico CA

    • A Collaborative Cyberinfrastructure for Event-Driven Coastal Modeling
    •   P. Bogden, G. Allen, G. Creager, L. Flournoy, H. Graber, S. Graves, H. Conover, R. Luettich, W. Perrie, L. Ramakrishnan,

    IJAMES -Internat. J. Applied Math. & Engineering Sci., Vol. 1, No. 1, 11-25.

    • Applied Dominant Transfer and Fuzzy Logic for Nonlinear Wave-wave Interactions
    •   A. Susilo, W. Perrie and M. Rahman

    IJAMES -Internat. J. Applied Math. & Engineering Sci., Vol. 1, No. 1, 53-68

    • A Dominant Transfer Approximation for the Nonlinear Wave-wave Interactions in Wind Wave Spectra
    •   A. Susilo, and W. Perrie

    International Waves Workshop

    • Hurricane- generated ocean waves
    •   F. Xu, W. Perrie, B. Toulany, and P.C. Smith
    • Two scale approximation for real wave spectra
    •   W. Perrie, and D. Resio
    • The two-scale approximation for nonlinear wave-wave interactions
    •   D. Resio, and W. Perrie
    • The influence of wave drag and sea spray on storm waves
    •   W. Zhang, and W. Perrie

    International Workshop on Coastal Observatories, Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory, Liverpool UK

    • Study of circulation, dispersion, and retention in Lunenburg Bay of Nova Scotia using observations made by the Canadian Coastal Ocean Observatory and nested-grid coastal circulation model
    •   J. Zhao, and J. Sheng

    Invited Plenary Address, Ocean Sciences Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii

    • Ocean observing systems and the interaction of technology, information and understanding
    •   J.J. Cullen

    J. Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology

    • Intercomparison of third generation wave models
    •   R. Padilla, W. Perrie, B. Toulany, and C. Smith

    J. Geophys. Res.

    • Simultaneous inversion of reflectance, the diffuse attenuation coefficient, and sun-induced fluorescence in coastal waters
    •   Y. Huot, C. Brown, and J.J. Cullen

    J. Hydraul. Res.

    • Reynolds stress estimates in a tidal channel from phase-wrapped ADV data
    •   C. Rennie, A. Hay

    J. Phys. Oceanogr.

    • Storm-induced circulation in Lunenburg Bay of Nova Scotia: Observations and numerical simulations
    •   L. Wang, J. Sheng, A. Hay and D. Schillinger
    • Storm-induced circulation in Lunenburg Bay, Nova Scotia
    •   L. Wang, J. Sheng, A. Hay, D. Schillinger

    Lunenburg Bay Workshop

    • Lunenburg Bay multidisciplinary modelling system
    •   D. Yang, H. Ritchie and S. Desjardins
    • Atmospheric and coupled modelling for Lunenbug Bay for 2006 and 2007
    •   H. Ritchie, L. de la Fuente, D. Yang, S. Desjardins and G. Pearson
    • GEM-LAM and MC2 simulations for a sea fog case study at Lunenburg Bay
    •   L. de la Fuente, Y. Delage, S. Desjardins and H. Ritchie
    • Estimates of Phytoplankton Biomass in Case 2 Waters Suitable for an Autonomous Observation System
    •   S. Craig, R.F. Davis, Y. Huot, J.J. Cullen, C. Jones and M. Dowd
    • Observations and modelling of biological variability for the MEPS-Bay coastal observation and prediction system
    •   J.J. Cullen, C. Brown, S. Craig, R.F. Davis, M. Dowd, M. Guarracino, Y. Huot, C. Jones, S. Kirchoff, A. Laurent, M. Lewi
    • Do thin layers of phytoplankton occur within Lunenburg Bay and Ship Harbour?
    •   A. Comeau and J.J. Cullen
    • Biological-physical modelling study in a Canadian coastal inlet
    •   M. Guarracino, M. Dowd and J.J. Cullen
    • The Next-Generation SeaHorse Mooring
    •   B. Greenan, J. Hamilton, M. Pittman and P. Smith
    • Comparison between conventional sampling and automated ocean monitoring in coastal embayments of Nova Scotia
    •   J.J Cullen, R.F. Davis, C. Garnett, S. Kirchhoff, C. Normandeau, M. Quilliam, C. Rafuse, C. Ryan

    Mathematical Biosciences Institute, Ohio State University

    • A box model to study ecosystem dynamics in Lunenburg Bay
    •   A. Laurent, A. Vezina, M. Pahlow and J.J. Cullen

    Microbial Ecology Workshop, Mathematical Biosciences Institute, Ohio State University

    • Statistical Data Assimilation for Ocean Biogeochemistry
    •   M. Dowd

    Monthly Weather Review

    • Impacts of waves and sea spray on midlatitude storm structure and intensity
    •   W. Zhang, W. Perrie and W. Li

    Nanjing University

    • An interdisciplinary ocean observatory and development of a high-resolution coastal circulation model
    •   J. Sheng

    NS Energy Research and Development Forum, St Francis Xavier Univ.

    • On forecasting winds, waves and currents
    •   W. Perrie

    Ocean Science Meeting, Honolulu, USA

    • Assessing the performance of a nested-grid coastal circulation modelling system for Canadian coastal waters
    •   J. Sheng
    • Assessing the performance of a nested-grid coastal circulation modeling system for Canadian coastal waters
    •   J. Sheng
    • Biological-physical modeling study in a Canadian coastal inlet
    •   M. Guarracino, M. Dowd, J. J. Cullen

    Ocean Sciences Conference, Hawaii, USA

    • Midlatitude Storms and Possible Influences of Surface Fluxes
    •   W. Zhang and W. Perrie
    • Estimates of phytoplankton biomass in case 2 waters suitable for autonomous observation systems
    •   S. Craig, Y. Huot, C. Jones, M. Dowd, R.F. Davis and J.J. Cullen
    • Comparison between conventional sampling and automated ocean monitoring in coastal embayments of Nova Scotia
    •   S. Kirchhoff, C. Ryan, C. Normandeau, R.F. Davis, C. Garnett, C. Rafuse, M. Quilliam and J.J. Cullen
    • Flow in a tidal channel: Limiting larger-scale predictability?
    •   A. Hay, J. Mullarney and A.J. Bowen
    • Waves and flows over a bedrock shoal
    •   R. Mulligan, A.J. Bowen, and A. Hay
    • Source Term Parameterizations and Energy-Flux Balances
    •   W. Perrie, and D. Resio
    • The Detailed-Balance Dynamics of Wave Spectral Equilibria
    •   D. Resio and W. Perrie
    • Midlatitude Storms and Possible Influences of Surface Fluxes
    •   W. Zhang, and W. Perrie

    Oceanography Magazine

    • Modelling Ocean Ecosystems: The PARADIGM Program
    •   L. Rothstein, J.J. Cullen, M. Abbott, E.P. Chassignet, K. Denman, S.C. Doney, H. Ducklow, K. Fennel, M. Follows, D. Haid

    ORION Workshop, Salt Lake City

    • Will our designs, plans and predictions be right? will we be a Watson or will be Weiser?
    •   Oscar Schofield, Scott Glenn, John Cullen

    Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory, Liverpool UK

    • Assessing the Performance of a coastal circulation model for a multidisciplinary ocean observatory in Lunenburg Bay, Nova Scotia
    •   J. Sheng

    SCOOP Implementation Team

    • Designing a collaborative cyberinfrastructure for Event-driven Coastal Modeling
    •   P. Bogden, G. Allen, G. Creager, S. Graves, R. Luettich, W. Perrie, L. Ramakrishnan, P. Sheng, and H. Wang

    Simulating seasonal variability of circulation and hydrography on the Scotian Shelf, Continental Shelf Research

    • Suppressing bias and drift of coastal circulation models through the assimilation of seasonal climatologies of temperature and salinity
    •   K.R. Thompson, K. Ohashi, J. Sheng, J. Bobanovic and J. Ou

    Statistical Society of Canada 2006 Annual Meeting

    • State Space Approaches for Nonlinear Ecological Models
    •   M. Dowd
    • Statistical Data Assimilation for Environmental Prediction
    •   M. Dowd

    The interaction of a tidal jet with basin resonances in a coastal embayment

    • AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco
    •   Mullarney, J.C., A.E. Hay, and A.J. Bowen

    Third Annual CFCAS Lunenburg Bay Workshop. Dalhousie University

    • The Next-Generation SeaHorse Mooring
    •   B. Greenan, J. Hamilton, M. Pittman and P. Smith

    University of Waterloo Statistics Seminar

    • State Space Models for Prediction in Nonlinear Dynamic Systems
    •   M. Dowd

    Wave-driven circulation over a shoal

    • International Conference on Coastal Engineering, San Diego
    •   Mulligan, R., Hay, A., and Bowen, A

    Waves and Flows over a Bedrock Shoal

    • Ocean Sciences 2006, Honolulu
    •   Mulligan, R., Bowen, A., and Hay, A.