Gratton Yves
Environnement
Institut national de la recherche scientifique
Canada
Biography
Professor Gratton worked at the INRS-Oceanology (since then became the ISMER ) before joining the Center Eau Terre Environnement. University education M.Sc. Oceanography, University of Quebec at Rimouski Ph.D. Physics (Oceanography), University of British Columbia
Research Interest
In physical oceanography, Professor Gratton studies the circulation and mixing processes in estuarine and coastal environments, internal waves and tides, water body adjustment processes and the dynamics of frontal areas. He is also interested in determining the impact of physical processes on organic production and mathematical and statistical modeling (kriging).
Publications
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Jeong, Dae Il; St-Hilaire, André; Gratton, Yves; Bélanger, C. et Saad, Christan (2016). Simulation and Regionalization of Daily Global Solar Radiation: A Case. Atmos. Ocean, 54 (2) : 117-130.
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Dmitrenko, Igor A.; Kirilov, Sergei A.; Forest, Alexandre; Gratton, Yves; Volkov, Denis L.; Williams, William J.; Lukovich, Jennifer V.; Bélanger, Claude et Barber, David G. (2016). Shelf-break current over the Canadian Beaufort Sea continental slope: wind-driven events in January 2005. J. Geophys. Res. - Oceans, 121 (4) : 2447-2648.
