Dr. Chambers specializes in using satellite observations such as radar altimetry and
satellite gravimetry to better understand ocean dynamics. Prior to coming to USF, he was
a Research Scientist at the Center for Space Research at UT-Austin. His primary research
focus is quantifying and understanding sea level variability, especially low frequency
fluctuations related to climate change. He in interested in all the dynamical processes
that cause sea level change, including ocean circulation, ocean heat storage, ocean mass
redistribution, and influx of fresh water from the continents and ice sheets. 

Dr. Chambers has been a member of several NASA satellite Science Teams, including
TOPEX/Poseidon and Jason-1, and is currently a member of the NASA Ocean Surface
Topography and GRACE Science Teams.

Articles

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Low-Frequency Exchange of Mass Between Ocean Basins (with Josh K. Willis), Journal of Geophysical Research - Oceans (2009)

We examine the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment ( GRACE) data and output from an...