The 29th WISE meeting

Session Chair: Luc Deike

• Shuyi Chen (U. Washington). Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Coupling and High-Impact Weather Prediction: Progress, Challenges, Ways Forward.
• Benjamin Barr (U. Washington). Impacts of Seastate-Dependent Sea Spray Heat Fluxes on Hurricanes During Landfall Using Fully Coupled Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Model Simulations
• Jacob Davis. (U. Washington) Saturation of wave slopes observed during hurricanes
• Jim Thomson. (APL/UW). Waves and sea ice measured with telecom cables at the Arctic coast
• Anya Wolterman, (U. Wisconsin). Wave erosion of ice. Dimensional analysis and initial lab experiments.

Session Chair: Bia Villas Boas and Xiaohui Zhou

• Meital Geva. (Tel-Aviv University). Turbulent boundary layer over young wind waves in the presence of water current.
• Jan-Victor Björkqvist. (Norwegian Meteorological Institute). Modulation of surface waves: The effect of a vertically sheared current flow on air-sea drag.
• Seth Zippel, (WHOI). Direct observation of wave-coherent pressure work in the atmospheric boundary layer.
• Milan Curcic (U. Miami). Coastal Wave Growth and Air-Sea Flux in Forced Offshore and Onshore Flows from an Array of Spar Buoys.

Session Chair: Jiarong Wu and Jim Thomson

• Lucia Baker. (U. Washington). Buoyant, non-spherical particles in turbulent wind-driven waves.
• Michelle DiBenedetto. (U. Washington). Finite-size particle dynamics under surface waves.
• Aidan Blaser. (Scripps/UCSD). The Lagrangian mean flow of monochromatic and broadband wave fields.
• Frederic Dias (Dublin). The highwave project and breaking waves on boulder.

Session Chair: Meital Geva and Martin Erinin

• Oshrat Klein. (Tel aviv U.) On the energetic classification of the coupled viscous shear flow instability. (remote)
• Cesar Sauvage (WHOI) Impacts of surface waves on air-sea flux and marine boundary layer processes.
• Peisan Tan, (U. Miami). On the wave-induced modulation of airflow velocity and pressure fluctuations.
• Alejandro Cifuentes-Lorenzen, (U. Connecticut), Exploring the role of wave-driven turbulence at the air-sea interface through measurements of TKE dissipation rates.
• Fabio Addona. (U. Delaware). Experimental observations of shoaling waves forced by wind.

Session Chair: Jessica Meixner and Seth Zippel

• Simen Å. Ellingsen. (Norwegian University of Science and Technology). Experiments on wave-turbulence interactions.
• Bia Villas Boas. (Colorado School of Mines). Observations and modeling of wave-current interactions at meso and submesoscales
• Victor Shrira. (Keele University). How does wave field evolution drive ocean currents
• Øyvind Breivik. (MET Norway & University of Bergen). Sailing the Agulhas current – a wave drifter’s perspective.
• Alexander Babanin. (The University of Melbourne). Ocean Swell, How Much Do We Know (remote)

Session Chair: Simen Ellingsen and Aditya Aiyer

• Christie Hegermiller (SOFAR). Impact of atmospheric stability on a global operational wave forecast.
• Jessica Meixner. (NOAA). Wave Component Updates for the future GFSv17
• Thomas Adcock. (Oxford). The influence of curtailing the wave spectrum when generating random waves. (remote)
• Matias Alday, Fabrice Ardhuin. (Univ. Brest, Ifremer). On consistent parameterizations for both dominant wind-waves and spectral tail directionality (remote)
• Isabel Houghton (SOFAR). Ensemble-Based Data Assimilation of Sofar Spotters and Satellite Altimeters with a Global Operational Wave Model.

Session Chair: Wouter Mostert and Michelle DiBenedetto

• Lindsay Hogan (Columbia University). Observations of Breaking-Wave Dissipation and Their Relationship to Atmosphere-Ocean Energy Transfer.
• Jiarong Wu, (Princeton University). Statistics of breaking wave fields with a multi-layer numerical framework.
• Maria Bjørnestad, (Norwegian Meteorological Institute, Bergen) Parameterizations of whitecap coverage from a large data set of offshore camera measurements.
• Bernard Akaawase, (U. Connecticut). Directional breaking kinematics observations from 3D stereo reconstruction of ocean waves.
• Susanne Støle-Hentschel (ENS Paris Saclay). Wave breaking observations by coherent radars. (remote)

Session Chair: Mark McAllister and Alvise Benetazzo

• Filippo Bergamasco (University of Venice). Field-testing Wave-Buoy Motion via 3D Optical Tracking.
• Ben Timmermans. (NOC, UK). Sea State Uncertainty From a Triple Collocation Analysis of Observations During the Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich – Jason-3 Tandem Phase Experiment.
• Yaron Toledo. (Tel Aviv University) HF-radar remote sensing of ocean surface current shear using first order Bragg peaks. (remote)
• Luke Colosi. (Scripps/UCSD). Observations of Surface Gravity Wave Spectra from Moving Platforms
• Noam Ginio. (Technion). Efficient machine learning method for spatio-temporal water surface waves reconstruction from polarimetric images.

Session Chair: Leonel Romero

• Martin Erinin (Princeton University). The Effect of Surfactants on a Plunging Breaker.
• Chang Liu (U. Maryland). The effect of surfactants on droplet generation in a plunging breaker.
• Megan Mazzatenta (Princeton University). Sea spray drops and aerosol particles generated by collective bubble bursting in laboratory experiments.
• Mark McAllister (University of Oxford). The influence of spectral bandwidth and shape on deep-water wave breaking onset
• Xiaohui Zhou. (Princeton University). Revisited Sea state dependent gas transfer velocity

Session Chair: Oyvind Breivik

• Sagi Knobler (Technion). Crest-Trough Asymmetry and Rogue Waves (remote)
• Marine De Carlo. (Univ. Brest, Ifremer). Wave groups signature in small scale nadir wave height variability evidenced by CFOSAT and WW3® model (remote)
• Aditya Aiyer. (Princeton University). Modeling the effect of swell on near-surface turbulence with applications for wall- modeled Large Eddy Simulations
• Erik Rogers. (Naval Research Laboratory). Ocean Waves and ambient noise.
• Luigi Cavaleri. (ISMAR-CNR Venice). The earliest stages of time limited wind wave generation in the open sea