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Eric Jansen obtained his PhD in at the University of Nijmegen (NL) and has 15 years of experience in data analysis, numerical modelling and scientific data visualisation. His current research focuses on oceanographic data assimilation. In the past years he has worked in the ROFS division on the Black Sea forecasting system for the Copernicus Marine Service, leading the research activities at CMCC and also representing the international consortium as deputy leader. Since 2025 he has moved to the GOCO division where he focuses on data assimilation techniques for cross-scale coastal ocean models. He also teaches a course on data assimilation within the Frontiers PhD programme at the University of Bologna and is (co-)advisor to several PhD students within this programme.
LATEST PUBLICATIONS
- The Black Sea near-past wave climate and its variability: a hindcast study
- River–coastal–ocean continuum modeling along the Lazio coast (Tyrrhenian Sea, Italy): Assessment of near river dynamics in the Tiber delta
- The Black Sea Physics Analysis and Forecasting System within the Framework of the Copernicus Marine Service
- Climate Signals in the Black Sea From a Multidecadal Eddy-Resolving Reanalysis
- Monitoring and Forecasting the Ocean State and Biogeochemical Processes in the Black Sea: Recent Developments in the Copernicus Marine Service
- Using canonical correlation analysis to produce dynamically based and highly efficient statistical observation operators
- Modeling the near-surface diurnal cycle of sea surface temperature in the Mediterranean Sea
- Drift simulation of MH370 debris using superensemble techniques