In recent years, advances have been made toward understanding the oceanic circulation
dynamics in the Taiwan and Tsushima straits, as well as over the central shelf of East China …

Mud deposition is common on continental shelves worldwide, resulting from various
dispersal behaviors of fine-grained sediments. The mud belt found in the East China Sea …

A new data set of seasonal stable water isotopes (δD and δ18O) and temperature‐salinity
profiles was applied to improve our understanding of water mass distributions and their …

Typhoons and rainstorms (rainfall> 250 mm day− 1) are extreme weather events that
seriously impact coastal oceanography and biogeochemical cycles. However, changes in …

The decrease of river runoff caused by the intensified human activities (eg artificial dams)
and increasing intrusion of high salinity water in the coastal bays have become a worldwide …

Previous assessments on rivers in SE China with highly developed economy and enormous
population indicate diverse and relatively low particulate heavy metal pollution levels …

Microplastics pollution is an emerging environmental concern. However, there are almost no
MPs numerical simulation studies in the Yangtze Estuary which is considered as the largest …

Dissolved heavy metal pollution in the ocean is becoming an environmental concern. Their
distribution patterns are complex and influenced by multiple factors in the coastal ocean …

Satellite data show that typhoon Chan‐hom did trigger an algal bloom several days after
passing by the East China Sea. To investigate dynamic connections between this enhanced …

Nutrients directly control the level of primary productivity and are crucial for the stability of
marine ecosystems. Focusing on the survey results in August 2020 of the Yangtze River …