From:  pol@sco-olly.spb.su (Polyakov I. p. 352-31-49.)
Subject: Oceanographer applies for a job
Reply-To: pol@sco-olly.spb.su
Organization: OLLY, Ltd.
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 18:23:37 GMT

I would like to have a job in the field of numerical modelling of
the  3-dimensional ocean baroclinic  circulation.   I can suggest
an ocean general circulation model with free surface.

                       CURRICULUM VITAE

Name:  Igor V. Polyakov
Office address:      Arctic & Antarctic  Research  Institute,
                  38  Bering  str., St.Petersburg,  199397,  Russia.
                  Tlx:  121423  NILAS SU,      fax:  (812) 352 2688.
                  Phone: (812) 352 3149 E-mail: pol@sco-olly.spb.su
Private address:  ap. 6, house  8,  Volkovsky pr.,  St.Petersburg,
                  192102, Russia. Phone: (812) 112 9796
Date and Place of Birth:  October 24, 1958; St.Petersburg, Russia
Marital Status (Married status): Married, daughter (13 years old)
Languages: Russian, English
EDUCATION
1984:  Master's   Degree   in  Physical    Oceanography.  Leningrad
Hydrometeorological   In-t.  Thesis:  "Computation of the  vertical
turbulent exchange coefficients"
1992:  Master's  Degree in Mathematics.  St. Petersburg State  Univ.
Thesis:  "Mathematical   aspects  of numerical  realization  of the
3-dimensional ocean model"
1990:  Ph.D in Physical  Oceanography.  Arctic & Antarctic Research
Institute. St.Petersburg. Russia.  Thesis:  "Mechanisms  of  surges
forming in polar seas".
SCIENTIFIC INTERESTS
Investigation  of three-dimensional non-stationary circulation of
the  World ocean (or its parts) by the ocean general  circulation
model  with free surface; estimation of the heat, salt,  momentum
and  energy  exchange between shelf and deep ocean in the  annual
variations of the ocean characteristics.
To solve these problems:
a.  The improvement of the three-dimensional non-stationary model
developed  by  the  author to make more accurate the  parameteri-
zation of the vertical turbulent exchange;
b.   The  adaptation of the model to the World ocean  relief  and
simulation  of  the  baroclinic ocean tides,  baroclinic  general
ocean circulation with atmospheric forcing.
SCIENTIFIC EXPERIENCE
1992-1990:   Senior  scientist,   oceanographer,   "Arctic-Shelf"
laboratory  of the Arctic & Antarctic Research Intsitute  (AARI).
Projects:"Development  of the mathematical modeling of the arctic
seas  shelf  processes",  "Development of the  forecasts  methods
three-dimensional  baroclinic  circulation of the Arctic  ocean".
Within   the  framework  of   the  projects  a  three-dimensional
non-stationary  baroclinic  model of the free surface  ocean  was
developed.   The model is based on the primitive motion, heat and
salt equations, hydrostatics, continuity and state equations.  To
increase  the  computational  time  step  the  splitting  of  the
horizontal  velocities  on  baroclinic and  barotropic  modes  is
carried   out.   To  calculate   the  baroclinic  components  the
primitive  motion  equations are used; the barotropic  components
are  the result of the shallow water equations integration.   The
correct  approximation  of  the  heat and  salt  advective  terms
differs   the  model  from  analogous   ones.   It  achieves   by
application  of  special  algorithm supplying  the  monotony  and
conservative   property   with  high   order  accuracy   of   the
approximation.   The variable vertical diffusion coefficients for
temperature,  salinity and velocity are used.  The model was used
in  the  tests  within  the  framework  of  the  Soviet-Norwegian
Numerical  Experiment, to simulate three-dimensional structure of
tides  and surges in the shallows of the Baidara Bay of the  Kara
Sea  (the  depth in some points was 1 m) and baroclinic tides  in
the Barents Sea and in the Arctic ocean.  The last experiment has
shown  very  interesting  results:   the  relatively   short-term
barotropic  forcing can cause a large-scale reconstruction of the
oceanic  fields  with  formation of stable  structures.   It  has
become possible to explain the nature of the mean features of the
Arctic ocean general circulation.
1988-1990:  Jounior  scientist.  The department of oceanology  of
the   AARI.   Projects:  "Investigation  of  polar  seas   surges
generation  mechanisms"  (this  project was finished by  the  PhD
dissertation), "Investigation of the tides in the Arctic ocean".
1984-1988: Engineer. The same department of the AARI and the same
projects.
EXPEDITION ACTIVITY:
1991 - As oceanographer,   Chukchi Sea, research ship
       "Ak.Shokhalsky", Russia;
1990 - As oceanographer,   Chukchi Sea, research ship
       "Surveyor", NOAA, USA;
1989 - As oceanographer,   Chukchi Sea, research ship
       "Prof.Khromov", Russia;
1988 - As oceanographer, Atlantic ocean, research ship
       "Ak.Shuleykin", Russia;
1987 - As oceanographer, Arctic seas, special expedition
       to observe hydrological characteristics by plane.
AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION:
Mathematical  (numerical)  modelling of  processes  in  the  Arctic
ocean   and  seas;  developing  of  3-dimensional  baroclinic  non-
stationary free surface ocean model.
INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS AND GRANTS
September 1992:
Grant from Organizing Committee to take part in the Second
International Conference on Modelling of Global Climate Change
and Variability
Report on the 6th European Ecological Congress, Marseille, France
August 1991:
Member of the   Organizing   Committee and participant of the
International   Conference on Ocean Monitoring, Leningrad, USSR
June 1990:
Report on the International Conference on the Role of the
Polar Regions in Global Change, Fairbanks, Alaska, USA
AREA OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS:
Fortran, UNIX, IBM PS DOS, ES USSR
SOME PUBLICATIONS
1.Investigation of storm surges by  statistical and hydrodynamical
  analysis methods//Abstracts/1 All-Union school-seminar "Relevant
  oceanography problems". Leningrad.HydroMeteoIzdat. 1987. p.42-43
  (in Russian)
2.On the  influence  of  trapped  waves  to forming  the anomalous
  rasing of sea level in the  Kara Sea// Abstracts/ 3d Congress of
  Soviet  oceanologists.  Leningrad.  USSR. 1987. HydroMeteoIzdat.
  p.219-221 (in Russian)
3.The Arctic Ocean Eigen Oscillations//International Conference on
  the Role of the Polar Regions in Global Change. June 11-15.1990.
  Univ.  Alaska, Fairbanks.  Abstracts.  p. 96 (coauthorship  with
  A.Yu.Proshutinsky)
3a. The  same  title  and  authors  paper  in  the:  International
  Conference on the Role of the Polar Regions  in  Global  Change/
  Proceedings of a Conference  Held June 11-15, 1990 at the  Univ.
  of Alaska Fairbanks. Vol.1. pp.347-354.
4.Periods of Eigen Oscillations  of the Arctic  Ocean Sea  Level//
  Meteorologia & Hydrologia.1988. 11, p.91-100  (coauthorship with
  A.Yu.Proshutinsky) (in Russian)
5.On the stability of two-layer  difference schemes// Transactions
  of the Arctic & Antarctic Research Institute. In printing.
6.Mechanisms of surges forming in  polar seas// Arctic & Antarctic
  Res.Inst. Dr.Thesis. 180 p. (in Russian)
7.Some possibilities of ocean climate reproduction with exploiting
  three-dimensional non-stationary free surface model// Abstracts/
  Second International  Conference on Modelling  of Global Climate
  Change and Variability. 7-11 September 1992. Hamburg.FRG. p.127.
REFERENCES:  1. Dr.A.P.Makshtas, Arctic & Antarctic Research Inst.
             38 Bering str.,St.Petersburg,199397,Russia.
             Tlx: 121423 NILAS SU, fax: (812) 352 2688
             2. Dr.A.Yu.Proshutinsky, Inst.Marine Science, Univ.
             of Alaska Fairbanks, Fairbanks, Alaska 99775, USA
             Fax:907-474-7204, Telex:740 2055 SFOS UC
             E-mail: prosh@ims.alaska.edu
             3. Carol H.Pease, Pacific Marine Environmental Lab.
             NOAA - Building 3, 7600 Sand Point Way NE Seattle,
             WA 98115 USA.