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Tamaryn Morris is a physical oceanographer whose work is central to understanding the role of the Southern Ocean and western boundary currents in the global climate system. Her research focuses on high-resolution ocean observing systems, particularly the expansion and optimization of the Argo and OneArgo programs. Morris is a leading advocate for advancing ocean monitoring, co-authoring the influential 2025 paper "Advancing ocean monitoring and knowledge for societal benefit: the urgency to expand Argo to OneArgo by 2030," which has already garnered 13 citations for its compelling case for a global, sustained observing network. She has also made significant contributions to capturing the dynamics of the fast-flowing Agulhas Current using autonomous ocean robots, as detailed in her 2019 study "Using ocean robots on high-resolution profiling to capture the fast-flowing Agulhas Current." Her work directly addresses the urgent need for better data to understand how human activities are altering ocean heat and carbon storage, climate regulation, and marine ecosystems. Morris’s research is vital for improving climate models and informing policy, positioning her as a key figure in the next generation of ocean observation.
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