David Barry

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École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne

Switzerland

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David Barry is a Professor at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland. His research primarily focuses on fluid dynamics, groundwater dynamics, and the interactions between socio-economic factors and environmental systems. Recent articles highlight his work on vertical mode Kelvin waves, groundwater dynamics in estuaries, and poverty alleviation programs in rural China.

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Articles (25)

Unveiling the Complex Structure of Vertical Mode‐Two Kelvin Waves Driving Strong Nearshore Currents in Large, Deep Lake Geneva

Assessing the Impact of Targeted Poverty Alleviation Program on Poor Households With Different Causes of Poverty: Evidence From Rural China

Buoyancy‐Tilted Shear Layers and Coherent Structures in Hyperpycnal River Plume Plunging

Effects of Benthic Burrows on Hyporheic Exchange

Deep‐Circulating Groundwater From the Tibetan Plateau Constructed the Loess Plateau

Efficient Implementation of Tidal Forcing in Simulations of Groundwater Dynamics in Subterranean Estuaries

Multi-decadal groundwater observations reveal surprisingly stable levels in southwestern Europe

Field Observations Reveal How Plunging Mixing and Sediment Resuspension Affect the Pathway of a Dense River Inflow Into a Deep Stratified Lake

Tracking the Nearfield Evolution of an Initially Shallow, Neutrally Buoyant Plane Jet Over a Sloping Bottom Boundary

Hydro‐Sedimentary Processes of a Plunging Hyperpycnal River Plume Revealed by Synchronized Remote Imagery and Gridded Current Measurements

Strong bottom currents in large, deep Lake Geneva generated by higher vertical-mode Poincaré waves

Seawater Intrusion Inhibits Nitrate Removal in Tidal Marsh Aquifers

SUPHRE: A Reactive Transport Model With Unsaturated and Density‐Dependent Flow

Deepwater Renewal in a Large, Deep Lake (Lake Geneva): Identifying and Quantifying Winter Cooling Processes Using Heat Budget Decomposition

From Particles to Flocs: Revealing Where Flocculation Occurs in the Nearfield of a Negatively‐Buoyant River Plume in a Large Lake (Lake Geneva)

Effects of Unsaturated Flow on Salt Distributions in Tidally Influenced Coastal Unconfined Aquifers

Chimney‐Like Intense Pelagic Upwelling in the Center of Basin‐Scale Cyclonic Gyres in Large Lake Geneva

Dynamic Effective Porosity Explains Laboratory Experiments on Watertable Fluctuations in Coastal Unconfined Aquifers

Unconfined Plunging of a Hyperpycnal River Plume Over a Sloping Bed and Its Lateral Spreading: Laboratory Experiments and Numerical Modeling

Basin-scale gyres and mesoscale eddies in large lakes: a novel procedure for their detection and characterization, assessed in Lake Geneva

A Persistent Submesoscale Frontal Slick: A Novel Marker of the Mesoscale Flow Field in a Large Lake (Lake Geneva)

Monitoring Mesoscale to Submesoscale Processes in Large Lakes with Sentinel-1 SAR Imagery: The Case of Lake Geneva

Effects of natural surfactants on the spatial variability of surface water temperature under intermittent light winds on Lake Geneva

Wind‐Induced Hypolimnetic Upwelling Between the Multi‐Depth Basins of Lake Geneva During Winter: An Overlooked Deepwater Renewal Mechanism?

Detecting Submesoscale Cold Filaments in a Basin‐Scale Gyre in Large, Deep Lake Geneva (Switzerland/France)

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Robert Reinecke

Adrian Werner

Koen Blanckaert

François Bourrin

Simone Fatichi

Stan Thorez

Dietrich Borchardt

Damien Bouffard

julien chauchat

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