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David Holland is a Professor of Mathematics and Atmosphere/Ocean Science at New York University's Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. He also serves as Director of the Environmental Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (EFDL) in New York City and Director of the Center for Sea Level Change at NYU Abu Dhabi. His research focuses on polar climate science, particularly ice-ocean interactions in the Arctic and Antarctic, with an emphasis on computer modeling and observational data integration. Holland has authored over 70 peer-reviewed publications.
Education:
- Ph.D., Atmospheric and Ocean Sciences, McGill University, Canada (1993)
- M.S., Physical Oceanography, Memorial University, Canada (1986)
- B.A., Mathematics and Computer Science, Memorial University, Canada (1993)
- B.S., Physics, Memorial University, Canada (1984)
Research Interests: Holland studies the interactions between polar ice sheets and ocean waters, including grounding zone dynamics, basal melting processes, and climate teleconnections. His work integrates field observations (e.g., terrestrial radar interferometry, ocean sensors) with advanced modeling to predict sea-level changes and assess climate impacts.
Key Contributions:
- Leadership in ISOMIP+ and MISOMIP intercomparison projects
- Pioneering studies of Thwaites Glacier stability
- Development of the THETIS model for ice shelf-ocean dynamics
Labs & Initiatives:
- Environmental Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (EFDL)
- Center for Sea Level Change (NYU Abu Dhabi)
