Diapositive 1

Anne Sophie DALOZ
8 Bd. Déodat de Séverac, Appt 408A
31300, Toulouse
FRANCE
Telephone : 00 33 6 10 02 50 42
[email protected]
Born March 1st , 1982 in Rouen, FRANCE.
ACADEMIC RECORD
Since 10-2008 PhD in Tropical Meteorology under the direction of Fabrice
Chauvin and Frank Roux at the Centre National de Recherches
Météorologiques (CNRM), France.
Subject: Study of the reciprocal influence between the tropical
cyclones (TC) and the ocean – Importance of the resolution and the
coupling ocean-atmosphere on their sensitivity to global warming.
Collaboration with the University of Melbourne (Kevin Walsh) on
the impact ot West African climate mecanism on TC activity in
TCMIP simulations.
05-2008
DESS (Profesional Msc) in Atmospheric Sciences
University of Québec in Montréal (UQAM), Canada.
12-2007
Msc OASC (Ocean, Atmosphere and Continental Surfaces)
University of Toulouse, France.
06-2000
Baccalauréat and Selectividad
Lycée Français de Madrid, Espagne.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
06-2007 à 05-2008 Internship at UQAM under the direction of Colin Jones.
Study on the effects of the increase of the horizontal resolution
on the simulation of precipitation in Subsaharan Africa with the
canadian GCM, GEM (General Multiscale Environment).
05 à 08-2006 Internship in HRD (Hurricane Research Department) of NOAA
(National Ocean and Atmosphere Adminstration) for Robert Rogers.
Study on the micrphysics of an intense convective system(MCS) in
Sahel, Africa with the european meso-scale model Meso-NH.
02 à 04-2006 Internship in Laboratoire d'Aérologie CNRS of Toulouse under
the direction of Frank Roux.
Simulation of the tropical cyclone Katrina with Méso-NH.
10-2005 à 02-2006 Internship in Laboratoire d'Aérologie CNRS of Toulouse
under the direction of Frank Roux.
Study of the dynamics of a MCS in Sahel with Méso-NH.
REFERENCES
Fabrice Chauvin (VDR, CNRM)
Frank Roux (LA, CNRS)
Kevin Walsh(Melbourne Univ.)
Colin Jones (SHMI)
Robert Rogers (HRD, NOAA)
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CONFERENCES
05-2010
06-2009
05-2008
Talk at the 29th American Meteorological Society
Conference, Tucson, USA : TCs in a coupled-rotatedstretched (CRS) simulation : Preliminary results..
Talk at the Second International Summit on
hurricanes and global warming, Corfou, Greece :
Cyclonic precipitation simulated and observed in the
North Atlantic basin.
Talk at the workshop of Esterel, Canada:
The benefits of increased horizontal resolution in
simulating precipitation over Subsaharan Africa. A
comparison of GEM at 2,1, 0.33 degrees model
resolution.
POSTERS
04-2010
07-2009
04-2009
01-2009
11-2008
05-2008
11-2005
Poster at EGU (European Geosciences Union),Vienna,
Austria: Impact of Global warming on TC genesis in
coupled and forced simulations: role of SST spatial
anomalies (Royer, Chauvin and Daloz)
Poster at MOCA-O9, Montréal, Canada: Cyclonic
precipitation simulated and observed in the North Atlantic
basin (Daloz, Chauvin and Roux)
Poster at the EGU, Vienna, Austria: Cyclonic
precipitation in NCEP-2 in the North Atlantic basin.
Poster at the AMA (Ateliers de Modélisation de
l’Atmosphère), Toulouse, France : Preliminary results:
Cyclonic precipitation for NCEP-2, GPCP and TRMM.
Poster at the 3rd symposium Ouranos , Montréal,
Canada: Simulation des Ondes d’Est Africaines et des
cyclones tropicaux en haute résolution (Caron, Daloz, Jones
and Winger)
Poster at the 28th AMS conference, Orlando, USA : The
benefits of increased horizontal resolution in simulating
precipitation over Subsaharan Africa. A comparison of GEM
at 2, 1, 0.33 degrees model resolution.
Poster at the 1st AMMA conference, Dakar, Sénégal:
Numerical simulation of the 15-17 August 2004 West
African Mesoscale Convective System (Chaboureau J.-P, S.
Evan, A.S. Daloz, F. Roux).
LANGUAGES AND SKILLS
English
Spanish
Informatic
Good
Excellent
Word, Excel, Linux, Matlab, Net-CDF, Méso-NH
(formation at Météo-France), Language C, CDO, python.
ACTIVITIES
Hobbies
Travelling
Volleyball (10 years) ,Sailing (10 years) ,Squash, Sky,
Diving, Cinema, theater
Australia, Argentina, England, Italia, Greece, Spain, USA ..