PROF. WANG, MENGQIU
Assistant Professor
3917 4170
HOC326
My research explores how satellite observations can reveal the physical and ecological dynamics of the surface ocean, particularly in the context of environmental change and human influence.
I investigate various surface processes including floating macroalgae blooms, red tides, eddies, surface currents, ocean waves, and ocean-atmosphere interactions. I am particularly interested in how these processes interact with land-ocean boundaries and how they respond to and influence broader patterns of climate variability and change.
By integrating remote sensing data with physical models and data-driven methods, I aim to advance our understanding of the ocean’s role in the Earth system and support more effective monitoring of marine environmental change.