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Peer-reviewed publication • 2022

Winter–Spring Phytoplankton Phenology Associated with the Kuroshio Extension Instability

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

Vulnerabilities shape risk perception and influence adaptive strategies to hydro-meteorological hazards: A case study of Indo-Fijian farming communities

Peer-reviewed publication • 2021

Using best available information to conduct impact assessment of future climatic hazards on a landfill

Peer-reviewed publication • 2019

Surface chlorophyll-a variations in the southeastern tropical Indian Ocean during various types of the positive Indian Ocean Dipole events

Peer-reviewed publication • 2019

Retrieval of biomass burning haze aerosol optical thickness using MODIS 500m data

Peer-reviewed publication • 2017

Abnormal features of oceanographic characteristics in upwelling Vietnam waters under impact of El Nino event

Peer-reviewed publication • 2015

Atmospheric deposition – Another source of nutrients enhancing primary productivity in the eastern tropical Indian Ocean during positive Indian Ocean Dipole phases

Conference material • 2016

Abstract Booklet of the 4th Asian/13th Korea-Japan Workshop on Ocean Color

Conference material • 2019

Abstract Booklet of the 7th Asian/16th Korea-Japan Workshop on Ocean Color

Conference material • 2020

Abstract Booklet of the 8th Asian/17th Korea-Japan Workshop on Ocean Color