Sabrina Speich

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Professor Sabrina Speich is a faculty member at Ecole Normale Superieure, within the Departement des Geosciences and Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique, IPSL, PSL in France. Her research areas include mesoscale dynamics, oceanic eddies, and the interactions between oceanic processes and climate, as highlighted in her recent articles. She has contributed significantly to the understanding of marine snow dynamics and the thermohaline coherence of eddies, among other topics within oceanography.

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Articles (20)

Mesoscale dynamics and transport in the North Brazil Current as revealed by the EUREC4A-OA experiment

Philippine archipelago and South China Sea monsoon plus ocean cooling buffer Northwestern Pacific super typhoons

Marine snow morphology drives sinking and attenuation in the ocean interior

A Lagrangian perspective reveals the carbon and oxygen budget of an oceanic eddy

Intense and localized export of selected marine snow types at eddy edges in the South Atlantic Ocean

Assessing the thermohaline coherence of mesoscale eddies as described from in situ data

Oceanic Fronts Driven by the Amazon Freshwater Plume and Their Thermohaline Compensation at the Submesoscale

On the Mechanisms Driving Latent Heat Flux Variations in the Northwest Tropical Atlantic

Defining Mesoscale Eddies Boundaries From In‐Situ Data and a Theoretical Framework

Global Assessment of Mesoscale Eddies with TOEddies: Comparison Between Multiple Datasets and Colocation with In Situ Measurements

Combining an Eddy Detection Algorithm with In-Situ Measurements to Study North Brazil Current Rings

Sensitivity of gyre-scale marine connectivity estimates to fine-scale circulation

Energetic overturning flows, dynamic interocean exchanges, and ocean warming observed in the South Atlantic

Formation and Transport of the South Atlantic Subtropical Mode Water in Eddy‐Permitting Observations

Impact of Mesoscale Eddies on Deep Chlorophyll Maxima

Multi‐Year Estimates of Daily Heat Transport by the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation at 34.5°S

Formation and Evolution of a Freshwater Plume in the Northwestern Tropical Atlantic in February 2020

The South Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation and Mesoscale Eddies in the First GO‐SHIP Section at 34.5°S

Argo Data 1999–2019: Two Million Temperature-Salinity Profiles and Subsurface Velocity Observations From a Global Array of Profiling Floats

Agulhas Ring Heat Content and Transport in the South Atlantic Estimated by Combining Satellite Altimetry and Argo Profiling Floats Data

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xavier carton

Sebastiaan Swart

lars stemmann

Diego Lange

Janet Sprintall

Toshio Suga

Johannes Karstensen

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