Lia Siegelman
Assistant Professor
lsiegelman@ucsd.eduAs a physical oceanographer, I aim to understand how ocean dynamics impact our climate. I have a penchant for the high-latitude oceans, atmosphere, and ice and a keen interest in understanding how scale interactions affect the dynamics of geophysical fluids. I also study planetary atmospheres. My research leverages a combination of in situ data, remote sensing observations as well as realistic and idealized numerical simulations.
Kylie Kinne
Graduate Student
kykinne@ucsd.eduI am a PhD student in physical oceanography. I study how icebergs affect fjord circulation both as sources of buoyancy and as mechanical barriers to flow. I’m also interested in the way that glacially-modified water exits fjords and participates in the large-scale overturning circulation. My research uses field observations from Sermilik fjord in combination with numerical modeling techniques.
Félix Vivant
Visiting Graduate Student
fvivant@ucsd.eduI am an oceanographer with a passion for the high-latitude oceans, atmosphere, and ice and a keen interest in understanding how scale interactions affect the dynamics of geophysical fluids. I also study planetary atmospheres. My research leverages a combination of in situ data, satellite observations as well as idealized and realistic numerical simulations.
Past Lab Members
- Elisa Carli (2023, visiting graduate student from LEGOS, Toulouse France)