Eko Siswanto

Part-time Lecturer

Yamaguchi Daigaku

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Eko Siswanto is a Part-time Lecturer at Yamaguchi Daigaku in Japan. His research areas focus on water quality indicators, optical properties of water, and the impacts of coastal upwelling on climate modes. Recent work includes evaluating the performance of algorithms for water quality monitoring using GCOM-C data and studying phytoplankton phenology and variations in coastal regions. He is dedicated to advancing the understanding of aquatic systems through remote sensing and data analysis.

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Performance Evaluation of Inherent Optical Property Algorithms and Identification of Potential Water Quality Indicators Using GCOM-C Data in Eutrophic Lake Kasumigaura, Japan

Assessing optical water types in Asian coastal ocean waters from space using GCOM-C/SGLI observations

Long-Term Evaluation of GCOM-C/SGLI Reflectance and Water Quality Products: Variability Among JAXA G-Portal and JASMES

Observations of water optical properties during red tide outbreaks off southeast Hokkaido by GCOM-C/SGLI: implications for the development of red tide algorithms

Enhancing the reliability of GCOM-C/SGLI data for red tide detection in the upper Gulf of Thailand

Seasonal and interannual variations of surface chlorophyll-a in the Karimata Strait

Can Coastal Upwelling Trigger a Climate Mode? A Study on Intraseasonal‐Scale Coastal Upwelling Off Java and the Indian Ocean Dipole

Winter–Spring Phytoplankton Phenology Associated with the Kuroshio Extension Instability

SURFACE CHLOROPHYLL-A VARIATIONS ALONG THE SOUTHERN COAST OF JAVA DURING TWO CONTRASTING INDIAN OCEAN DIPOLE EVENTS: 2015 AND 2016

The Formation of Subtropical Phytoplankton Blooms Is Dictated by Water Column Stability During Winter and Spring in the Oligotrophic Northwestern North Pacific

Impact of the Strong Downwelling (Upwelling) on Small Pelagic Fish Production during the 2016 (2019) Negative (Positive) Indian Ocean Dipole Events in the Eastern Indian Ocean off Java

Temporal variability of satellite-retrieved chlorophyll-a data in Arctic and subarctic ocean regions within the past two decades

An Integrated Method for Identifying Present Status and Risk of Drought in Bangladesh

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