Yoshihiro Nakayama
Assistant Professor of the School of Environmental Science/Institute of Low Temperature Science, Hokkaido University.
Yoshihiro.Nakayama(at)lowtem.hokudai.ac.jp CV
Yoshihiro (Ph.D.Natural Sciences, University of Bremen/Alfred Wegener Institute) is an expert on the Southern Ocean and the interaction between ice and ocean. He joined Hokkaido University in 2018. He combines satellite, ship-based, bio-logging, and other observations with numerical ocean-ice models to understand what is currently happening, what happened in the past, what is projected to happen in the future for both Antarctic ice and the Southern Ocean.
Shuntaro Hyogo
Graduate student
Shuntaro joined our group in 2019 and he is working on ocean simulation in the Bellingshausen Sea. He recently started working on the development and optimization of East Antarctic ocean simulations to understand drivers of ocean heat intrusions towards Antarctic ice shelves.
Wakaba Otani
Graduate student
Wakaba joined our group in 2022. She is working on the development of MITgcm simulation for the region off Jakobshavn Glacier, Greenland.
Taketo Shimada
Graduate student
Taketo joined our group in 2022. He is working on the analysis of the Amundsen/Bellingshausen Sea simulation to understand what determines the interannual variability of mCDW intrusions.
Hiroki Moriyoshi
Graduate student
Hiroki joined our group in 2021. He is working on the development of MITgcm simulation for the Weddell Sea, Antarctica.
Former Members
Toshiki Hirata
Graduated in 2022
Toshiki joined our group in 2020 and he is working on the development of ice-ocean coupled simulation in the idealized setting. He tackles the fundamental question in ice shelf-ocean interaction of what determines the ice shelf shape
Keito Iwata
Graduated in 2023
Keito joined our group in 2021. He is working on the analysis of CMIP6 simulations with focuses on Southern Ocean hydrography and circulation.
Tsubasa Yasui
Graduated in 2023
Tsubasa joined our group in 2021. He is working on the analysis of LLC270 ECCO global simulation to understand what determines ASC strength and variability.