D.S. Peláez-Zapata

Physical oceanographer studying ocean surface waves and air-sea interactions

About me




I am a physical oceanographer with a primary focus on ocean surface waves and air-sea interactions. My research involves the analysis of in-situ and remote sensing ocean wave data as well as the use of numerical models to better understand wave dynamycs. I am particularly fascinated by the intricate role of ocean waves in energy transfer, momentum exchange, and mass fluxes between the ocean and the atmosphere. Currently, I work as a postdoctoral researcher at ENS Paris-Saclay, where I am actively investigating the complex behaviour of ocean waves and how they affect weather and climate patterns.

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Skills


Ocean waves

Generation, propagation and influence on the marine boundary layer.

Sea observations

In-situ and remote sensing of the ocean surface and subsurface.

Programming

Data science and data-driven programming. Python and OSS.

Maths & Stats

Numerical modelling, data analysis and machine learning

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Publications






Blog


April 04, 2020

Installation of WAVEWATCH III model in a Docker container

Docker is an open source project that makes extremely easy the deployment of software and applications through the...

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July 23, 2019

Spectrum reconstruction from IOWAGA partitions

Sometimes is quite useful to have the information of the frequency-direction wave spectrum instead of only the bulk...

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April 20, 2017

Wave run-up over fringing reefs

In this work we presented a numerical study of run-up oscillations over a typical fringing reef profile at...

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