If you are interested in any of the projects below at the University of Melbourne, please contact me via email. Please include a writing sample and Generative AI statement with your email.
Gaussian Mixture Modelling-based clusters obtained from the temperature and salinity distribution in the Antarctic shelf region, from the ACCESS-OM2-01 ocean model.
In this project, we will explore the usage of machine learning methods in reconstructing missing ocean salinity, using building a gridded ocean dataset, and explore the impact of this missing salinity reconstruction on ocean dynamics.
Snapshot of sea surface temperature in a global 1/6th-degree NumericalEarth.jl ocean.
I am a developer of the Oceananigans.jl and NumericalEarth.jl ocean models. These models are GPU-powered, promising up to 50x speed up from traditional CPU-powered ocean models.
In this project, we will explore the possibility of implementing machine learning-powered parameterisations of subgrid-scale processes into the NumericalEarth model. In conjunction with the Department of Mechanical Engineering at University of Melbourne.
Armed with the GPU-powered NumericalEarth model, we we will explore the long-term changes in the global overturning circulation in a coarse-resolution model.