Raised in Hobart, Australia, I first became involved with oceanography and the Southern Ocean in particular in my honours year at the University of Tasmania, Australia in 2004. My work there with high resolution models led me into my PhD, also at UTas, supervised by Nathan Bindoff (UTas) and Steve Rintoul (CSIRO).

Research Area I study the circulation and dynamics of the Southern Ocean and its wider impact on climate. I focus on observational data and coupled climate model output to understand the physics and processes underlying Southern Ocean heat and carbon storage, and how it …

Andrew MEIJERS | Cited by 1,805 | of British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge (BAS) | Read 34 publications | Contact Andrew MEIJERS

‪British Antarctic Survey‬ - ‪‪Cited by 3,116‬‬ - ‪Southern Ocean circulation‬ - ‪CMIP5‬ - ‪ocean dynamics‬ - ‪eddy processes‬ - ‪dense water formation‬

Andrew J. S. Meijers's 30 research works with 444 citations and 4,834 reads, including: Thermal sensitivity of field metabolic rate predicts differential futures for...

Andrew Meijers is a physical oceanographer at the British Antarctic Survey. He specialises in the large-scale ocean circulation and change around Antarctica, using both observations...

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Raised in Hobart, Australia, I first became involved with oceanography and the Southern Ocean in particular in my honours year at the University of Tasmania, Australia in 2004. My work there with high resolution models led me into my PhD, also at UTas, supervised by Nathan Bindoff (UTas) and Steve Rintoul (CSIRO).

Andrew Meijers's 23 research works with 342 citations and 3,067 reads, including: Unsupervised classification identifies coherent thermohaline structures in the Weddell Gyre region

Andrew Meijers, Other, British Antarctic Survey, Raised in Hobart, Australia, I first became involved with oceanography and the Southern Ocean in particular in my honours year at the University of Tasmania, Australia in 2004.