Martin Losch's Curriculum Vitae
-
Name
-
Martin Losch
-
Born
-
06/12/1969, in Hamburg, Germany
-
Nationality
-
German
-
Address
-
Alfred-Wegener-Institut für Polar- und Meeresforschung
Postfach 120161
27515 Bremerhaven
Germany
phone: ++49 (471) 4831-1872
fax: ++49 (471) 4831-1797
email: Martin.Losch@awi.de
-
1991-1997
-
student of physics and oceanography at the University of Hamburg, Germany
Masterthesis ("Diplomarbeit") on assimilation of sea-surface height
data into a tidal model, supervisor: Prof. Dr. Wilfried Zahel, Institut
für Meereskunde (oceanographic institute), Hamburg
University Diploma in physics
-
1997-2000
-
PhD position at the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research,
Bremerhaven, Germany.
Research interests: assimilation of sea-surface height data from
satellite altimetry, error characteristics of inverse models
Supervisor: Dr. Jens Schröter, Prof. Dr. Dirk Olbers
-
2001-2002
-
Post-doc at MIT, Advisor: Prof. Carl Wunsch
Research interests: influence of bottom topography on
the general ocean circulation, bottom topography as a control
parameter, non-Boussinesq effects in global ocean modelling.
-
2003-now
-
Post-doc, since 2008 research scientist at the Alfred Wegener
Institute for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven, Germany.
Research interests: coupling of biogeochemical models and
ocean general circulation models, physical control of
biogeochemical processes, vertical mixing, physical and
biogeochemical processes in high latitude oceans, data
assimilation, inverse models, combination of gravity data
and ocean models
-
Teaching Experience
-
Spring 1998: Teaching assistant for course on ocean and
atmosphere dynamics, University of Bremen.
-
December 2008: Introduction to data analysis in Matlab, Course
in the masters program POLMOR, St. Petersburg, Russia.
-
June 2010: Ocean circulation and GOCE, GOCE Summerschool,
Herrsching.
-
September 2011: Ocean dynamics, Summerschool of DFG-SPP 1257
``Mass Transports and Mass Distribution in the Earth System'',
Mayschoss im Ahrtal.
- supervision of PhD-students Thomas Zweigle, Grit Freiwald and
interns
- since January, 2005: Organizer of the climate sciences
department seminar series, AWI
-
Seagoing Experience
-
SEFOS (shelf edge fisheries and oceanography studies), F/S Validivia
North Atlantic, May 1994, CTD and ADCP Measurements.
-
Funding
-
ESA, GOCE User Toolbox Specification (GUTS)
-
ESA, Monitoring and Modelling Individual Sources of Mass
Distribution and Transport in the Earth System by Means of
Satellites
-
DFG, Modellierung diffusiver und doppelt-diffusiver
Konvektion
-
DFG, Trends in water mass proper ties in the Weddell Sea from
assimilation of float data in a regional ocean model
-
DFG, Rigorous Fusion of Gravity Field into Stationary Ocean
Models (RIFUGIO)
-
DFG, BiPhyCoSI (Investigation of Bio-Physical Coupling in the
Seasonal Ice Zone)
-
MARUM, Principle Investigator
-
Graduate research training course ArcTrain
-
Computer Skills
-
Unix, Fortran, Matlab, Python.
-
Language Skills
-
German: |
native speaker |
English: |
fluent |
Norwegian: |
basics |
French: |
basics |
Latin: |
good reading |
List of publications
Back to start page
Martin Losch
Last modified: Tue Nov 25 13:34:50 CET 2008