Institute of Low Temperature Science, Hokkaido University will hold a joint research symposium, "The coronary artery of the Circum-Okhotsk land-sea coupled system: material circulation in the Tsushima Warm Current system," on July 2nd.

It is known that the Tsushima Warm Current, Tsugaru Warm Current, and Soya Warm Current of the Tsushima Warm Current System fluctuate in a closely related manner, and each is thought to play a major role in environmental fluctuations and material circulation in the Sea of Okhotsk, the Sea of Japan, and the East China Sea. We hope to bring together research results from observations, data analysis, modeling, etc. related to the Soya Warm Current, Tsushima Warm Current, and Tsugaru Warm Current, and to use this as a forum to discuss the fluctuation mechanisms of the Tsushima Warm Current System.

This research symposium will be held at the Institute of Low Temperature Science Auditorium (3rd floor of the New Research Building) and online. From Institute of Low Temperature Science University, the laboratories of Professor Mitera, Professor Oshima, Specially Appointed Associate Professor Mensah, Specially Appointed Associate Professor Isoda, and Assistant Professor Matsuda are also scheduled to provide topics. In addition, Hokkaido University faculty members, students, and alumni are scheduled to take the stage.

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