Akinori Ozaki Associate Professors
Department: International Development Division
Specialty : Environmental Hydraulics and Water Quality
We are conducting research on the relationship between hydrodynamic phenomena in water bodies and water quality changes, fisheries diseases, and water pollution in closed water bodies such as lakes, reservoirs, and aquaculture ponds in the tropical and subtropical zones. In particular, we are conducting field observations and sampling of aquatic environmental changes in Thailand, Vietnam, and Bangladesh, and are engaged in research on the following three main themes.
Closed water bodies, salt and brackish water aquaculture ponds, density currents, thermohaline convection, fishery disease, agricultural environment, heavy metal pollution of agricultural wastewater, water surface image analysis, quantification of fluid phenomena using water surface images
Elucidation of the mechanism of abnormal water temperature phenomenon in tropical saltwater aquaculture ponds and the actual situation of water quality abnormality and fishery disease as a response to the phenomenon
In recent years, there has been a movement, especially in…
Akinori Ozaki
Visualization and Quantification of Blue-Green Algal Bloom Phenomena in Closed Water Bodies by Image Analysis
Blue-green algae blooms caused by eutrophication in close…
Akinori Ozaki
Assessing the actual situation of surface water heavy metal pollution and its impact in Southeast and South Asia
In Bangladesh and Vietnam, significant heavy metal contam…
Akinori Ozaki
