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Current
Research: Global
atmospheric CO2 remote sensing data
assimilation
The
main objective of this research, on global atmospheric CO2
remote sensing data assimilation, is to develop and apply
techniques for the assimilation of remote-sensing and in situ
based observations into a global atmosphere/land-surface/ocean
carbon cycle model framework.
Possible work areas encompass the assimilation of multiple
atmospheric carbon cycle tracer observations (CO2,
O2 and carbon isotopes), the implementation
of an improved subgrid scale representation of point measurements
in the global model, or the optimization of simple land and
ocean surface models using observations with strongly different
spatio/temporal characteristics.
This
project contributes to science
objective 1 (Quantify feedbacks in the global carbon cycle)
of GREENCYCLES.
Curriculum
Vitae |
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| since
Feb. 2006 |
Greencyclist
and PhD student at Max Planck for biogeochemistry, Jena,
Germany |
| 2005
- 2006 |
Grant
holder in the filed of Air quality meteorology at the
Chemical Department, University of Trieste, Italy |
| 2004 |
Stagier
at European Commission Joint Research Centre, Ispra,
Italy Project title “Simulation of Land sea breeze
over Sardinia Island using MM5 mesoscale model” |
| 1998
- 2004 |
Environmental
Sciences (MSc) at the University Parthenope, Napoli, Italy
with specialization on physics of the atmosphere |
Sicardi
V., Galmarini S., Riccio A., Steyn D. (2005). Simulation of
Land-sea Breeze Circulation on Sardinia Island using MM5 Mesoscale
Model Conference Proceeding 2005 1st Conference on Harbours
and Air Quality, Genova 15th-17th June 2005.
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