My name is Ata Suanda. I am a Coastal Physical Oceanographer and I study the ocean processes that deliver or alter water properties next to the world’s coastlines. I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics and Physical Oceanography at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. This is my research website. Please contact me if you find something interesting.
Ata Suanda (suandas@uncw.edu)
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Excited to be involved in this upcoming project, FishFry. We will be measuring ocean currents, waves, sediment and biology around Frying Pan Shoals. Huge effort by Dr. Joe Long to lead our UNCW team and put together a winning proposal. Looking forward to working with the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM). Lots more on … Continue reading BOEM project funded: Welcome to the Fish Fry
Our Annual Reviews article is available as an early online release! This effort with Melissa Moulton, Jess Garwood, Melanie Fewings and Jamie Pringle has been tremendously fun and rewarding. It also would not have been possible without our dear Nirnimesh Kumar who worked and advocated for this paper from the beginning. I am extremely proud … Continue reading New publication out
As the summer slowly closes, I wanted to acknowledge all the exciting happenings within Coastal and Estuarine Hydrodynamics. Along with my co-Assistant Professor PIs Derek Grimes and Qianqian Liu, this really felt like a working research group! There was travel to conferences and into the field, research students moving on, proposals submitted and plenty of … Continue reading Coastal and Estuarine Hydrodynamics, summer 2022
We completed a successful week back in Monterey. As part of the large-scale instrument array, 71 locations were recovered, some from land and some from sea. Thanks to all who participated! This will be quite the dataset to study wave transformation and current variability in rocky nearshore environments. Follow along at the SIO ROXSI website … Continue reading ROXSI 1 : Recovered!
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