Siny Ndoye

You are already at the latest version Recent offshore hydrocarbon discoveries along the Senegalese–Mauritanian margin increase the need to quantify oil-spill risk under the highly dynamic circulation of the southern Canary Current upwelling system. We investigate seasonal pollutant dispersion along the Senegalese Grande Côte using Lagrangian particle-tracking experiments forced by CROCO ocean model outputs.

Impact of Climate Change on the Dynamics of the Southern Senegal Upwelling Center Fichier principal Geophysical Research Letters - 2025 - Ndoye - Impact of Climate Change on the Dynamics of the Southern Senegal Upwelling.pdf (1) Télécharger le fichier Origine Fichiers éditeurs autorisés sur une archive ouverte

Senegal is the southern tip of the Canary upwelling system. Its coastal ocean hosts an upwelling center which shapes sea surface temperatures between latitudes 12o and 15o N. Near this latter latitude, the Cape Verde headland and a sudden change in shelf cross-shore profile are major sources of heterogeneity in the southern Senegal upwelling sector (SSUS). SSUS dynamics is investigated by means of Regional Ocean Modeling System (ROMS) simulations. Configuration realism and resolution ( ?x?