Angelica Rodriguez
Postdoctoral Scholar
Research Interests
- Interaction between estuaries and the coastal ocean
- Impacts of wave-current interactions on coastal outflows
- Circulation and extreme event vulnerability in San Diego Bay
Other Interests
- Geoscience and climate change education
- Broadening participation and fostering an inclusive environment in geosciences
Angelica Rodriguez is a postdoctoral scholar with the Center for Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation at SIO. Broadly, she is interested in the interaction between estuaries and the coastal ocean. Her doctoral work focused on the impacts of wave-current interaction on small scale buoyant coastal outflows and shoal-channel exchange in San Diego Bay. As a postdoc, Rodriguez is assessing how different meteorological and wave conditions in the San Diego region affect water levels and currents in SD Bay with the goal of informing shoreline protection and adaptation strategies.
Contact Information
Education
- PhD, Oceanography, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego, 2019
- MS, Oceanography, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego, 2014
- BS, Physics with Specialization in Earth Science, Minor: Environmental Systems, UC San Diego, 2013
Publications
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