桑托莱里, 罗莎莉亚

Rosalia Santoleri is a physical oceanographer, She has long experience on marine circulation, satellite oceanography and air-sea interaction of the Mediterranean Sea. Rosalia Santoleri main field of interest is satellite oceanography using active and passive sensors . She has a great experience in the combined use of in situ and satellite data to study the ocean dynamics. She has been involved in research on the variability of SST field over the Mediterranean basin, on the study of the circulation at large scale and mesoscale and of its interactions with biological processes, and on air-sea interaction phenomena, with special regard to the energy fluxes between atmosphere and ocean, to define their role in the climatic evolution of the Mediterranean area. All these studies are carried out by means of satellite data (SST, ocean colour, altimetry, passive microwave) and in situ measurements. Since 1999 she is also strongly involved in European operational oceanography effort. She was responsible of CNR activity in of the 42 national and international scientific projects and scientific coordinator of 21 national and international scientific projects. She was coordinating the Italian effort to develop the National monitoring system for oil-spill detection. In the framework of GMES/Copernicus Marine Core Service Projects (MyOcean, MyOcean2, MyOceanFO CMEMS) she is responsible of the developing and implementation of the Ocean Colour Thematic Assembling Centre that is providing ocean colour satellite products for the global ocean and for the European Seas. She is author or co-author of more than 100 publications in the internationally referred literature, reference books and other journal or congress proceedings.