Numerical Methods in Geosciences

The research group “Numerical Methods in Geosciences” focusses on solving relevant multi-scale geoscientific problems with methods of scientific computing and numerical analysis.We investigate the influence of small scale mixing at buildings or forest edges as well as the interaction of long tsunami waves with highly complex coastlines. We pass this knowledge to our students in lectures and courses as well as to the general public.

The team consists of master's and PhD students and scientists of diverse disciplines and nationalities. Such complicated problems can only be solved by collaboration in diverse groups. We publish our work in books, research articles and software codes.

Wetterkarte in der Draufsicht in sehr hellen Farbtönen

Photo: CEN/UHH/J.Behrens

Multi-Scale Projects

Research in the area of multi-scale numerics. How do small processes interact with the large scale and vice versa and how to represent such interaction in simulations in an accurate way?

schematische Darstellung eines Wirbelsturm-Modells in unterschiedlicher Färbung

Photo: CEN/UHH/J.Behrens

Tsunami Research

Since 2006 we do research on the topic of tsunami. How can we detect tsunamis early on, forecast them and use this knowledge to save lives?

Contact

Kontakt

Monika Jampert

Team-Assistant

Bundesstraße 55, Room 111

20146 Hamburg

Tel: +49 40 42838-5116

Email: monika.jampert"AT"uni-hamburg.de, team-am.math"AT"uni-hamburg.de

Deputy: For Applied Mathematics: Katrin Kopp

Office hours

Tue - Fri, ca. 10:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. (Service time - reachable by phone)
Mon: day off; Tue + Thu: from 1 pm in the office, Wed + Fri: home office (in the semester break)