Laboratory of Hydrological Processes
The Laboratory of Hydrological Processes was organized by V.G. Kort in 1965. The Laboratory carried on experimental measurements in the ocean and data interpretation. Later, the laboratory changed its field of research and was renamed. E.G. Morozov was a senior scientist of this Laboratory. In 1993, E.G. Morozov became head of the Laboratory of Internal Waves. In 2011, this laboratory widened the number of scientists and scope of its activity. It was renamed as the Laboratory of Hydrological Processes as a successor of the historical laboratory. At present, the scientists of this laboratory make measurements in the ocean, analyze and interpret the data, and perform numerical modeling of oceanic processes.
Scientists of the Laboratory:
- Prof. Eugene Morozov, Head of Lab
- Prof. Nikolay Korchagin, Principal scientist
- Prof. Konstantin Belyaev, Leading Scientist
- Dr. Tatiana Demidova, Leading scientist
- Dr. Igor Vladimirov, Senior Scientist
- Dr. Andrey Brekhovskikh, Scientist
- Dmitry Frey, Research Engineer
- Lyudmila Filatova, Principal specialist
- Dr. Konstantin Rusetsky, Engineer
- Olga Gurevich, Engineer
Group of Polar oceanography
- Dr. Sergey Pisarev, Head of the group
- Prof. Artem Sarafanov, Senior scientist
- Dr. Anastasia Falina, Senior scientist
- Alexandra Kolokolova, Senior scientist
- Maria Pisareva, Scientist
- Ivan Zharov , Engineer
The Laboratory studies the main physical processes in the ocean: 3D circulation, flows in abyssal channels, internal waves, mixing, processes in the Polar regions.
The scientific results of the laboratory within a period from 2010 to 2016 were published in five monographs and 114 articles in the Russian and International journals. The scientists of the laboratory participated in 37 oceanic expeditions.
