Member Since 2000
Ryan P. Mulligan
Professor, Queen's University
Professional Experience
Queen's University
Professor
2011 - Present
Education
Dalhousie University
Doctorate
2008
Current Roles
Editor
JGR Oceans Section
Honors & Awards
Ocean Sciences Voyager Award
Received 2022
Prof. Ryan Mulligan has shown exceptional skill, energy, wisdom, and promise for continued leadership in the ocean sciences as a researcher, an editor, and a mentor. These attributes make him ideally suited for the Ocean Sciences Voyager Award.
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Publications
Interrelated Coastal Flooding, Erosion, and Groundwater Salinization on a Barrier Island During Hurr...
Coastal flooding transforms barrier island morphology and rapidly salinizes freshwater lenses that support island populations and ecosystems. Clima...
April 05, 2024
Local and Remote Storm Surge Contributions to Total Water Le...
August 02, 2023
Thank You to Our 2022 Peer Reviewers
June 10, 2023
What's New at JGR‐Oceans? Confronting Bias, Burn Out, and Bi...
December 15, 2022
Crossing the Boundaries: How Key Advancements in Understandi...
August 23, 2022
AGU Abstracts
Storm induced morphological changes near an erosional hot spot
OCEAN SCIENCES 2024
ocean technologies and observatories | 22 february 2024
Laura D. Szczyrba, Ryan P. Mulligan, Peir K. Pufah...
Segments of shoreline that experience persistent erosion or deposition over years to decades are often referred to as erosional hot spots or cold spot...
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Hydrodynamic and wave modeling to explore regional- and inlet-scale circulation during storm events
OCEAN SCIENCES 2024
coastal and estuarine hydrodynamics and sediment processes | 21 february 2024
Liliana Velasquez Montoya, Anna Wargula, Alexander...
Regional winds have been shown to drive two-dimensional water level variability in shallow bays behind barrier islands, such as in the Albemarle-Pamli...
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Investigating the impacts of Hurricane Fiona on macrotidal coastal environments in the Minas Basin, Bay of Fundy.
OCEAN SCIENCES 2024
coastal and estuarine hydrodynamics and sediment processes | 21 february 2024
Élise Rogers, Ryan P. Mulligan, Brent A. Law
Hurricanes and tropical cyclones generate strong winds, leading to wind-generated waves and storm surges that can have major coastal impacts. The Mina...
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Volunteer History
2020 - 2027
Editor
JGR Oceans Section
2017 - 2019
Associate Editor
JGR Oceans Section
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