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DR. ZHIQIANG LIU RECEIVED HIS PH.D IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE FROM THE HONG
KONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE YEAR 2013. HE WORKED AS A
POSTDOC RESEARCH ASSOCIATE AND THEN RESEARCH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN HKUST FROM
2013 TO 2018. DR. LIU JOINED DEPARTMENT OF OCEAN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING IN THE
YEAR 2019 AS AN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR. HIS RESEARCH INTERESTS ARE MAINLY ON THE
PROCESSES GOVERNING THE COUPLED CROSS-SCALE CIRCULATION INTERACTIONS IN THE
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC OCEAN AND CHINA SEAS AND NUMERICAL MODEL.


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Introduction:
Dr. Zhiqiang LIU received his Ph.D in Marine Environmental Science from the Hong
Kong University of Science and Technology in the year 2013. He worked as a
Postdoc Research Associate and then Research Assistant Professor in HKUST from
2013 to 2018. Dr. Liu joined Department of Ocean Science and Engineering in the
year 2019 as an assistant professor. His research interests are mainly on the
processes governing the coupled cross-scale circulation interactions in the
northwestern Pacific Ocean and China Seas and numerical model.
Research Interest:

The connective circulations and associated hydrographic processes in the
embayment, estuary and shelf (ESE) of northern SCS.
As one of the most important physical oceanography topics, the characteristics
and variabilities of circulations in the ESE areas are extensively and
respectively investigated. There are few demonstrated thorough investigations
and studies by integrating the ESE area as one system, especially for areas
neighboring large buoyancy, sediment and biogeochemical sustains discharges, for
example, shelves around PRE.

The aforementioned numerical simulation system for HKW well resolved the
processes in this ESE system, and demonstrated interactions already. For
example, over the shelf off Guangdong, when southwesterly monsoon prevails in
June and July, the upwelling circulation is remarkably intensified eastward, and
the shelf waters rich in phosphate, is stored in the lower layers of Mirs Bay
and stimulated the biological productivity there. When the monsoonal system is
getting unstable in late summer, these stored shelf waters, with high density,
will retreat towards the Dan-gan channel and approach the entrance of PRE to
further intensify the exchanging flow, as well as the biological productivity.
This process determines the regime-shift of the shelf circulations from a summer
to a winter condition in the northern SCS.

Biography
Dr. Zhibing Li focuses on mesoscale ocean eddies, especially eddy detection
method and eddy dynamics.

Educational Background
2019, PhD in Physical Oceanography, University of New South Wales, Canberra
(UNSW)

2013, Master study in Marine Geology, Ocean University of China (OUC)

2010, B.Sc in Information and Computing Science, Northeast Petroleum
University(NPU)

Work Experience
2013.9-2017.8, causal lecturer and lab tutor in the School of Physical,
Environmental and Mathematical Sciences, UNSW Canberra

Honors and Awards

China Scholarship Council Postgraduate Scholarship (2013-2017)
UNSW Canberra Top-up Scholarship (2013-2017)
Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society and New Zealand Climate
Forum Postgraduate Conference Scholarship (2016)

Biography
Dr. Qi Quan's research focuses on the features, variability and dynamics of the
circulation in the South China Sea by data analysis and numerical simulation.

Educational Background
2018, Ph.D. in Physical Oceanography, South China Sea Institute of Oceanology,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou, China

2014, M.Sc. in Physical Oceanography, Ocean University of China, Qingdao, China

2011, B.Sc. in Marine Sciences, Ocean University of China, Qingdao, China

Work Experience
2019.09-present, Postdoc, Department of Ocean Science and Engineering, Southern
University of Science and Technology, Shenzhen, China

2018.10-2019.05, Engineer, South China Sea Marine Survey and Technology Center,
State Oceanic Administration, Guangzhou, China

Honors and Awards
2013, National scholarship for postgraduate students

Publications
1. Quan, Q., and H. Xue, 2019: Influence of abyssal mixing on the multi-layer
circulation in the South China Sea. J. Phys. Oceanogr.,
doi:10.1175/JPO-D-19-0020.1. （IF=3.389）

2. Quan, Q., and H. Xue, 2018: Layered model and insights into the vertical
coupling of the South China Sea circulation in the upper and middle layers.
Ocean Model., 129, 75-92, doi:10.1016/j.ocemod.2018.06.006. （IF=3.095）

3. Quan, Q., H. Xue, H. Qin, X. Zeng, and S. Peng, 2016: Features and
variability of the South China Sea western boundary current from 1992 to 2011.
Ocean Dyn., 66, 795-810, doi:10.1007/s10236-016-0951-1. （IF=1.869）

4. Quan, Q., X. Mao, and W. Jiang, 2014: Numerical computation of the tidally
induced Lagrangian residual current in a model bay. Ocean Dyn., 64, 471–486,
doi:10.1007/s10236-014-0696-7. （IF=1.869）

5. Quan, Q., X. Mao, X. Yang, Y. Hu, H. Zhang, and W. Jiang, 2013: Seasonal
variations of several main water masses in the Southern Yellow Sea and East
China Sea in 2011. J. Ocean Univ. China, 12, 524-536,
doi:10.1007/s11802-013-2198-5. （IF=0.699）

Biography
Yuxin's research focuses on the variability of the South China Sea Circulation
in response to the changing climate.

Work Experience

2019.07-present Research Assistant, Department of Ocean Science and Engineering,
Southern University of Science and Technology

Educational Background

2018 - 2019 MSc in Environmental Science and Management, Department of
Environment, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

2014 - 2018 BSc in Marine Science, Department of Marine Science, Sun Yat-sen
University

Biography

Yongfei Deng was born in 1993. He is a PhD researcher in Physical Oceanography
at the Southern University of Science and Technology. His primary academic
interests lie in multi-scale ocean circulation dynamics, atmosphere-ice-ocean
interactions and ocean’s role in global climate change based on observation and
numerical modeling. His research domain covers the China Seas, Western Pacific,
Tropical Pacific and polar regions. His doctoral project investigates the
multi-timescale variability of current in Taiwan Strait and their driving
mechanisms, and also the causal relationship between Taiwan Strait Current and
basin-scale circulation of South China Sea and East China Sea.

Education

2019.9 - Ph.D. student, Mechanics, Department of Ocean Science and Engineering,
SUSTech, Shenzhen, China

2016.9 - 2019.6 M.Sc., Marine Science (major in Physical Oceanography), College
of Marine Sciences, Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai, China

2012.9 - 2019.6 B.Sc., Resources-Environment (major in Natural Disasters),
Institute of Geography and Tourism, Guangdong University of Finance and
Economics, Guangzhou, China

Publication

1. Deng, Y., G. Gao, Y. Zhang and C. Chen, 2019: Seasonal and interannual
variability of Bering Strait Throughflow from AO-FVCOM and observation, Journal
of Ocean University of China, 18(3): 615-625.
2. Deng, Y., G. Gao, Y. Zhang and C. Chen, 2019: The temporal-spatial
variability of Chukchi sea ice area under the influence of Bering Strait
Throughflow, Chinese Journal of Polar Research, 31(4), in press. (in Chinese)
3. Zhang, Y., Y. Deng, and C. Chen, 2019: Main characteristics and influence
factors of the Pacific inflow in the region of Bering Strait: A review,
accepted. (in Chinese)

Honors and Awards

2019, Excellent Poster Award in Second China Polar Youth Forum

2018, Thrid Prize for Band A in 2018 National English Competition for College
Students

2016, 'Outstanding Graduate' of Guangdong University of Finance and Economics

2016, 'Excellent Thesis' of Guangdong University of Finance and Economics

Biography

Huang Zixuan, male, graduate student of Sustech

Mainly engaged in numerical simulation, the characteristics of sea surface
temperature change along the northern coast of the South China Sea and its
dynamic causes

Education background

2019 to now, master's degree in physical ocean, South University of science and
technology

2015-2019, Bachelor of engineering, ocean technology, Guangdong Ocean University

Biography

Xue yuxuan, male, graduate student of Sustech

Mainly engaged in numerical simulation, the characteristics of current in
Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) and its dynamic causes

Education background

2020 to now, master's degree in physical ocean, South University of science and
technology

2016-2020, Bachelor of engineering, ocean technology, Guangdong Ocean University
Honors and reward
2020, 'Excellent Thesis' of Guangdong Ocean University.









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