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Burkard Baschek

Assistant Professor
Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences
University of California at Los Angeles

co-Chair and Associate Faculty
Coastal Center, Institute of the Environment & Sustainability

Board of Directors
Southern California Marine Institute

Consultant
Instrument Development, Oceanography

 

 
 

My research focuses on observations and the interpretation of the physical processes of the coastal and upper ocean. I am working on submesoscale (small-scale) eddies and fronts, air-sea gas exchange processes, rogue waves, as well as flow-topography interaction. The observations are carried out off Southern California, Bermuda, and the coastal waters of Western and Eastern Canada. Many aspects of this research are closely related to interdisciplinary chemical or biological processes. I am developing instrumentation for the measurements of submesoscale features, gas bubbles, and dissolved noble gases, and I have planned and outfitted UCLA's new research vessel.

 
 
 

UCLA's Research Zodiac
is a new 27ft high-speed research vessel designed for fast and cost efficient measurements of transient submesoscale eddies and fronts.

 

UCLA joins Southern California Marine Institute
UCLA became member of SCMI in Nov. 2010, greatly enhancing UCLA's marine science operations.

 

Coastal Center, Institute of the Environment and Sustainability
The coastal center comprises coastal and marine science faculty, researchers, and students from different departments on campus.

 
 
       
University of California at Los Angeles, Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences,
Math Sciences Bldg 7142, 405 Hilgard Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA.
baschek@atmos.ucla,edu, ph: 310.825.1154, fax: 310.206.5219