Michael Slattery, Ph.D.
Michael Slattery is a Physical Scientist at the St. Petersburg Coastal and Marine Science Center.
Professional Experience
Assistant Professor of Marine Science at University of Tampa 2015-2024
Coastal Processes Extension Specialist, South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium 2011-2015
Education and Certifications
Ph.D. - Marine and Atmospheric Science (2010); Stony Brook University
M.S. - Geology and Geography (2006); University of North Carolina Wilmington
B.S. - Marine Science (2002); Coastal Carolina University
Science and Products
How Storm-Impact Regimes Affect Beach Complexes: Coastal Hazards
This webpage explains coastal hazards caused by high water at the coast. These high-water levels, called "total water levels," happen when tides, waves, and storms combine and push the ocean higher than normal. This page provides an overview for community planners, emergency managers, and anyone else who wants to understand these risks.
Science and Products
How Storm-Impact Regimes Affect Beach Complexes: Coastal Hazards
This webpage explains coastal hazards caused by high water at the coast. These high-water levels, called "total water levels," happen when tides, waves, and storms combine and push the ocean higher than normal. This page provides an overview for community planners, emergency managers, and anyone else who wants to understand these risks.