Shane Elipot is a Research Associate Professor of Ocean Sciences at the University of Miami with over a decade of expertise in ocean observations and physical dynamics. He combines deep academic training (PhD in Oceanography from UC San Diego) with a track record of research positions across leading institutions in the U.S. and U.K., from NOAA and the National Oceanography Centre to long-standing roles at the Rosenstiel School. His work centers on observing and interpreting ocean circulation and variability, translating complex field and observational datasets into improved understanding of marine processes. Based in Key Biscayne, he brings both engineering rigor from ENSTA Bretagne and international research breadth, often bridging instrument-driven observation campaigns with theoretical and modeling insights. Notably, his career reflects sustained collaboration across government labs and academia, positioning him to lead interdisciplinary ocean science initiatives that inform both fundamental science and applied marine forecasting.
10 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
D.E.A, Oceanography, D.E.A, Oceanography at Université de Bretagne Occidentale
University of California San Diego
Master, Engineering, Master, Engineering at ENSTA Bretagne
Examples of computing spectral estimates with python
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