Ulf Gräwe

Ulf Gräwe is a researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research, focusing on coastal and estuarine dynamics, with expertise in particle transport, wave-flow interactions, and Baltic Sea hydrology. His work bridges numerical modeling and empirical analysis of marine systems.

• Key research areas: Particle Dynamics, Coastal Circulations, Wave-Flow Coupling
• Primary affiliation: Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research (Warnemünde, Germany)
• Email: ulf.graewe@io-warnemuende.de

Research Trends: Recent publications emphasize extreme sea level events, storm surge uncertainties, machine learning applications in discharge forecasting, and military legacy contamination in the Baltic Sea. His studies integrate 3D hydrodynamic modeling, Lagrangian transport analysis, and climate change impact assessments on coastal systems.

Projects: Involved in M-LAB (sea level rise impacts on coastal defenses) and BMIP (Baltic Sea model intercomparison), with a focus on anthropogenic interventions like channel deepening and ecosystem responses to stratification and salinity changes.