OceanExpert ID : 35412

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Ph.D. Naomi KRAUZIG

Research Associate

Physical Oceanography

GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel

Work Location

Wischhofstr. 1-3
24148 Kiel
Germany

Nationality

Germany

Email(s)

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Profile URL

http://193.191.134.28/expert/35412

Persistent Digital Identifiers (UIDs)

ORCID : 0000-0002-9846-4318

Highest Degree

Ph.D.

Job Type

Research

Subject Area

Physical Oceanography

Activities

I'm an observational oceanographer, driven to improve our understanding of the ocean’s role in the climate system and its evolving dynamics under the pressures of global environmental change.

My research spans from small-scale mixing processes to large-scale circulation and ocean-atmosphere-ice interactions, adopting a multidisciplinary approach that combines multi-platform observations, remote sensing and complementary reanalysis datasets.

As a physical oceanographer, I am well-versed in the acquisition, processing, and analysis of hydrographic data from a range of sources, including in-situ observations, reanalyses, and satellite-derived data.

Additionally, I am an experienced communicator, skilled in scientific and technical reporting and multilingual translation, with an active interest in raising awareness of ocean and climate change issues, and in promoting FAIR and CARE data principles.

Sea regions of study

Mediterranean Sea - Western Basin
Mediterranean Sea - Eastern Basin
Labrador Sea
North Atlantic Ocean
South Atlantic Ocean
Tyrrhenian Sea
Aegean Sea
Southern Ocean

Skills

Acquisition, processing and analysis of oceanographic data based on:
- in-situ observations from classic shipboard instruments (CTD, LADCP, vmADCP, TSG, XBTs) and platforms (moorings, metocean buoys) as well as autonomous platforms (drifters, Argo floats) and vehicles (underwater gliders);
- reanalysis and numerical model outputs (hydrographic and atmospheric) and
- satellite-derived data (Level-1 to Level-4)

Programming languages and software:
- MATLAB, Python, Anaconda, R, Git, SQL, Jupyter Notebooks, Ocean Data View, ArcGIS, ENVI, SNAP;
- Sea-Bird Scientific Applications (Fathom, Seaterm V2, Seasoft V2, SBE Data Processing); 
- Teledyne RDI (TRDI Toolz, PlanADCP/Workhorse II Plan, WinADCP, Velocity, VmDAS, Pinnacle  Utilities, WinSC) and WinMK21 software;

Soft skills:
- scientific and technical reporting;
- outreach and networking;
- scientific multimedia design;
- interdisciplinary collaboration;
- multilingual communication and translation;

Working language(s)

English
German
Greek
Italian

Citation(s)

Google Scholar
ResearchGate
Other

Social

Website(s)

https://www.geomar.de/en/nkrauzig

Comment(s)

Participation in Research Projects

- PELAgic SEA Mountain II (PELASeam2) funded by NRRP, project code: CN_00000033.
- The GLOmar challenger Basin: a key area to study the inflow of CDW under the Ross Ice shelf and the connection of the eastern and western Ross Sea sectors (GLOB) funded by PNRA, project code: PNRA_21.
- Pollutants’ Environmental Research (PER24) funded by PNRR, project code: PNRR.AP005.001.
- PELAgic SEA Mountain (PELASeam) funded by NRRP, project code: CN_00000033.
- PhySIcal and bioGeochemical traciNg of wATer masses at source areas and export gates in the Ross Sea and impact on the SoUtheRn OcEan (SIGNATURE) funded by PNRA, project code: 19_00116.
- Marine Observatory in the Ross Sea (MORSea) funded by PNRA, project code: OSS-13.
- Effect of the eaSTern inflow of water on the ROss Sea salinity field variability (ESTRO) funded by PNRA, project code: 18_00258.
- Greek infrastructure for the autonomous ocean observing system ARGO (GreekArgo) co-funded by the Hellenic Republic and the European Social Fund via the General Secretariat of Research and Technology, project code: 380213.

Created: 2019-01-03 | Last Updated: 2026-04-13