Olivier MARTI

Olivier MARTI is a Researcher at the Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement (LSCE) under Commissariat à l'énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA), and co-head of the MERMAID team since 2020. He teaches at Université Paris Diderot in the Master 2 Science et Génie de l'Environnement program. His career includes roles as head of the CalculS team (2003–2012) and researcher in the CLIM team (1992–2003) at CEA.

Education:

• PhD in Oceanography, Université Paris VI (1992)
• Engineering Diploma (Environment Marin), ENSTA (1988)

Research interests focus on iterative methods for ocean-atmosphere coupling and modeling recent climate variability (Holocene, glacial cycles). He leads projects like TipESM (2024–2027), TRACCS (2023–2031), and ESM2 (2022–2023). His publications emphasize climate model development, paleoclimate dynamics, and numerical methods for Earth system models.

Articles (2019–2022) predominantly analyze Holocene climate, ocean-atmosphere interactions, and model validation. Trends include refining coupling algorithms (e.g., Schwarz iterative methods), assessing dust/aerosol impacts, and validating models against paleoclimate proxies.

Scientific awards: None listed.

Advising/Grants: Actively leads ANR/EU projects (COCOA, HEAT, PACMEDY) and contributes to PMIP4. No student advisees mentioned.

Labs/Teams: Heads MERMAID team at LSCE; member of IPSL modeling governance, Geoscientific Model Development editorial board, and high-performance computing committees (GENCI/TGCC/CCRT).