Fluid dynamicist unraveling geophysical and environmental flows. My research focuses on characterizing the physics governing transport and mixing processes in natural waters, such as lakes and coastal seas. For this, I blend theory, high-resolution numerical modelling with laboratory and field observations. My goal is to develop mathematical models that reproduce and provide a physical understanding of the functioning of aquatic environments.
- Ph.D. (10/2015) Program in Fluid Dynamics, Universidad de Chile
- Civil Engineer Diploma, Hydraulic Mention (03/2011), Universidad de Chile
- B.Sc. Engineering Sciences (2010), Universidad de Chile
- B.Sc. Geophysics (2010), Universidad de Chile
Geophysical and Environmental Fluid Dynamics:
- Mechanically and buoyancy driven flows in rotating and stratified environments
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Flows in confined geophysical environments.
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Suspended and dissolved tracer dynamics in aquatic systems.
Hydrology (EESC 4630/5630), Fall semester
Environmental Fluid Dynamics (4360/6360), Spring semester
Independent Study (EESC 9999): Topics in Geophysical and Environmental Fluid Dynamics, both semesters
See complete publication lists at Google Scholar and ResearchGate.
Regular member of AGU, EGU, IAHR, EUROMECH