Daniel F. Carlson Email & Phone Number

Geesthacht, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

Geesthach

St Petersburg, Florida, United States

Squirm Tech LLC (https://squirm.tech/) makes marine robotics and ocean data accessible and affordable for researchers and educators. We build open source robots and while we strive to make our builds as cheap as possible, we don’t skimp on quality.

Aarhus, Denmark

My work at the Arctic Research Centre focuses on ice-ocean interactions. Since 2015, I have embarked on five field campaigns in western Greenland to study oceanic heat content and iceberg drift and deterioration. I developed a low-cost iceberg tracker and I use aerial drone imagery to quantify iceberg melt rates. I am currently working with students from.

Tallahassee, Florida Area

My work at FSU is funded through the Consortium for Advanced Research on Transport of Hydrocarbon in the Environment (CARTHE). CARTHE's overall goal is to understand the range of ocean processes that impact marine oil spills. I developed novel aerial imaging platforms to study surface-ocean mixing at small spatial scales (1-200 m) and short temporal scales.

La Spezia Area, Italy

I used a combination of HF radar velocities, GPS-tracked surface drifters, and a high-resolution ROMS model to study Lagrangian transport pathways and population connectivity in the Adriatic Sea. I examined Lagrangian transport between existing and planned marine protected areas, sardine recruitment in the Gulf of Manfredonia, and the origins and fates of.

Eilat, Israel

I collected temperature, salinity, pressure, and velocity data in the northern Gulf of Eilat (Aqaba) using fixed-depth ADCP/thermistor/CTD moorings, profiling moorings, and HF radar. I first used HF radar data to show that the PVD is essentially useless. I also used HF radar data in a stochastic Lagrangian model to estimate the horizontal eddy diffusivity..

Duties included: supervising field data collection, laboratory analysis, data processing, and small boat operation. Supervisor: Dr. Penny Hall

Rehovot, Center District, Israel

I used the open boundary modal analysis (OMA) technique to process HF radar current data in the northern Gulf of Eilat (Aqaba). These data have been used to evaluate the progressive vector diagram (PVD), estimate the horizontal eddy diffusivity, and examine the spatial and temporal distributions of surface currents.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Physical Oceanography

Transferred Before Completion, Oceanography, Chemical And Physical

I began my PhD in Physical Oceanography

Ms, Physical Oceanography

Activities and Societies: Sailing Club, SCUBA Club, Academic Diving Program, Thelassic Society I obtained a MS in Physical Oceanography

Bs, Physics/Music

I majored in Physics and minored in Music (Piano)