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• Dispersal of Owenia fusiformis larvae by wind-driven currents: turbulence, swimming behaviour and mortality in a three-dimensional stochastic model

  Mar Ecol Prog Ser 311:47-66 (2006)

  A Lagrangian stochastic larva tracking model based on a 3-dimensional (3D) high resolution wind-driven coastal circulation model is used to study the dispersal of benthic larvae. The larva tracking…

  Keywords: Larval dispersal, 3D numerical modeling, Lagrangian/Eulerian models, Owenia fusiformis, Wind-driven currents

  Authors: Guizien K, Brochier T, Duchêne J, Koh B, Marsaleix P

  DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps311047

• Ocean-Land Atmosphere Model (OLAM) performance for major extreme meteorological events near the coastal region of southern Brazil

  Clim Res 84:1-21 (2021)

  Coastal regions are generally densely populated and have become highly vulnerable to the occurrence of extreme events. In recent years, Brazil’s southern coastal region has been affected by several…

  Keywords: Numerical modeling, Cyclone, Anticyclone, Extreme precipitation, Extreme winds, Model validation, Coastal flooding, Hurricane Catarina

  Authors: de Souza DC, Ramos da Silva R

  DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/cr01651

• Using nowcast model currents to explore transport of non-indigenous jellyfish into the Gulf of Mexico

  Mar Ecol Prog Ser 305:139-146 (2005)

  In the spring of 2000, millions of the non-endemic jellyfish Phyllorhiza punctata were found in coastal regions of the Mississippi Bight in the northern Gulf of Mexico. The aggregations were large…

  Keywords: Gulf of Mexico, Jellyfish, Non-indigenous, Numerical model

  Authors: Johnson DR, Perry HM, Graham WM

  DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps305139