I am currently enrolled in Computer Science department in FSU. I am going to get a M.S in summer, 2003.

I received my first M.S. degree at Florida State University in the Oceanography Department . My advisor is Dr. William K. Dewar.

I received the B.S. degree in Physical Oceanography (1997) in Ocean University of Qingdao.

Resume

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Current Courses

• CDA3101 Computer Organization
• COP 5725 Database
• COP 4531: Complexity and Analysis of Data Structures and Algorithms
• presentation for cop4020

Research

My current research focuses on vortex-topography interactions. We study Vortex-Topography interaction using an inviscid three layer, quasi-geostrophic model. This study builds epon and extends past work by the explicit consideration of seamounts as obstacles extending throughout the water column. Full effects of stratification are included, the most important being a finite near field effect and baroclinic instability. Our focus, while numerical, is nonetheless on purely inviscid mechanics. This is opposed to other numberical studies where viscous effects are required for numerical reasons, and subsequently have a role to play in the computed evolution.
On-line Meddy Resources:

• Evolution of Baroclinic Planetary Eddies
• Some References
• Lab Collision Experiments

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Guohui Wang gwang@ocean.fsu.edu Oceanography Department Room 329, OSB Tallahassee,FL 32306 U.S.A. last revised Dec.21th, 2001 Copyright Guohui Wang 2001, all rights reserved