Lagrangian particle tracking, based on currents derived from hydrodynamic models, is an
important tool in quantifying bio-physical transports in the ocean. Particle tracking in the …

Studying oceanography by using Lagrangian simulations has been adopted for a range of
scenarios, such as the determining the fate of microplastics in the ocean, simulating the …

As numerical ocean simulations become more realistic, analysis of their output is
increasingly time consuming. As part of a larger effort to make ocean model output more …

Lagrangian particle tracking within ocean models is an important tool for the examination of
ocean circulation, ventilation timescales and connectivity and is increasingly being used to …

Abstract Station Helgoland Roads in the south-eastern North Sea (German Bight) hosts one
of the richest long-term time series of marine observations. Hydrodynamic transport …

The ocean is a very complex medium with scales of motion that range from thousands of
kilometers to the dissipation scales. Transport by ocean currents plays an important role in …

Pelagic organisms' movement and motion of buoyant particles are driven by processes
operating across multiple, spatial and temporal scales. We developed a probabilistic, multi …

Offline particle tracking (OPT) is a widely used tool for the analysis of data in oceanographic
research. Given the output of a hydrodynamic model, OPT can provide answers to a wide …

Lagrangian particle tracking and Lagrangian coherent structures (LCS) analysis tools aid in
the studies of fluid flow and are especially helpful in understanding the role of transport in …

The increasing realism of ocean circulation models is leading to an increasing use of
Eulerian models as a basis to compute transport properties and to predict the fate of …