I am a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Rhode Island’s Graduate School of Oceanography. I’m working in the Hurricane Research Group under the advisement of Dr. Isaac Ginis. My research focuses on understanding the surface and boundary layer wind structure during the landfall of hurricanes. As part of that project, I am developing a physics-based three-dimensional Hurricane Boundary Layer (HBL) wind model that simulates the surface wind during landfall considering the frictional effect of local land cover characteristics. A demonstration of the HBL model simulated surface wind for Hurricane Michael (2018) in 1km resolution can be viewd here.
My CV is available here
- Hurricane Structure and Dynamics
- Hurricane Surface Wind Modeling
- Air-Sea Interaction
- Storm Surge and Inundation
- Sea Level Rise and its Impact
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PhD in Oceanography, (2018 - present)
University of Rhode Island, RI
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MSc in Coastal Marine and Wetland Studies, 2017
Coastal Carolina University, SC
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BSc in Civil and Environmental Engineering, 2013
Islamic University of Technology, Bangladesh
Appointments
- Modeling hurricane intensity and structure during landfall
- Three-dimensional boundary layer wind model development.
- Scalable and parallel computing.
- Data analysis & visualization.
- Modeling Hurricane-Ocean interactions using a coupled atmosphere - ocean model.
- Simulating future scenario of storm surge and inundation using Delft3D.
- Data analysis & visualization.
- Present and Future Scenario of Storm Surge and Inundation in Coastal Bangladesh.
- Evaluating the efficiency of coastal polders using Delft3D hydrodynamic model.
Publications
News / Interviews
Contact
- mansur[at]uri.edu
- Watkins Laboratory, 211 South Ferry Rd, Narragansett, RI 02882