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Can we link theory to observations in natural flows?

2018
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The growth in size and quality of observations of Geophysical Flows enables more detailed comparison between theoretical predictions and the real world. In this presentation, I give two examples where a "statistical look" on a classical problem can offer new insights on the underlying dynamics. In both cases, success is enabled by the collection of large, high-quality datasets in the field.

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