Sergey Alexander Arsen'yev

We work with the problems of natural hazard modeling. We use analytical and numerical methods of mathematical physics. The simulation results are compared with observations in nature. The range of our research is large. We investigate tsunami, storm surges, hurricanes, tornadoes and other hazardous atmospheric phenomena (e.g. lightning or heavy storms), the impact of volcanoes on the environment ( particularly the atmosphere), the interannual variability of weather and climate and its relation with solar-lunar tides (for example, we study the variability of ocean currents at the equator in the phase of the El nino and La nino), earthquakes, especially the processes occurring in their sources. Our research also includes nonlinear processes in Geophysics, such as turbulence and nonlinear wav