Holdsworth, Amber
Affiliations
Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Institute of Ocean Sciences University of Victoria (past) University of Alberta (past)
Core work interests related to Solving FCB
High-resolution Arctic and North Pacific modelling Sea ice and ocean-climate interactions Biogeochemical cycling Climate change impacts
Topics of interest
Ocean circulation Air-sea-ice processes Internal waves Turbulent collapse Biogeochemical modellin Wavelet analysis
Role in Solving FCB
Develops high-resolution coupled models to assess climate-driven habitat change in Arctic and northern marine ecosystems.
Bio
Amber Holdsworth is a physical scientist at Fisheries and Oceans Canada. Her research focuses on ocean dynamics, turbulent boundary layers, and climate-scale modelling. She integrates biogeochemical and sea ice components into high-resolution simulations to project environmental change in Arctic and Pacific systems. She previously held research roles at the University of Victoria and University of Alberta, and founded the Community Climate Science Seminars in Victoria.
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