Vigan Mensah

Project Assistant Professor

Hokkaido University

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Vigan Mensah is a Project Assistant Professor at Hokkaido University, Japan. His research focuses on oceanography, particularly in the areas of sea ice dynamics, ocean circulation, and freshwater flux in polar and subpolar regions. Recent publications include studies on eddy parameterization, sea-ice melting, and the impact of ocean conditions on water mass composition in various oceanic environments.

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Masakazu Fujii

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National Institute of Polar Research

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A Topography‐Aware Eddy Parameterization Improves Warm Water Transport Across the Cape Darnley Continental Slope

Mapping of sea-ice melting and net freshwater flux by sea-ice in the Southern Ocean

Modeling Ocean Circulation and Ice Shelf Melt in the Bellingshausen Sea

Multidecadal decline in sea ice meltwater volume and Pacific Winter Water salinity in the Bering Sea revealed by ocean observations

Evaluation of the Water Mass Composition in the Sea of Okhotsk and Its Long‐Term Change Using an Advanced Mapping Technique

A Mapping Methodology Adapted to all Polar and Subpolar Oceans with a Stretching/Shrinking Constraint

Dense water downslope flow and AABW production in a numerical model: Sensitivity to horizontal and vertical resolution in the region off Cape Darnley polynya

Weakened overturning and tide control the properties of Oyashio Intermediate Water, a key water mass in the North Pacific

Response of the Kuroshio east of Taiwan to mesoscale eddies and upstream variations

Variabilities of the sea surface height in the kuril basin of the sea of okhotsk: Coherent shelf-trapped mode and rossby normal modes

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Masakazu Fujii

Y. Nakayama

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