The East Sea (also known as the Japan Sea; hereafter, EJS) is a semi-enclosed marginal
sea surrounded by the Korean Peninsula, Russia, and the Japanese Islands. The EJS is …

For the past three decades, polar-orbiting ocean color satellites have provided local,
regional to global scale estimates of oceanic net primary production that have greatly aided …

The climate-induced decrease in fish catches in South Korea has been a big concern over
the last decades. The increase in sea surface temperature (SST) due to climate change has …

Considerable uncertainty remains over how increasing atmospheric CO2 and
anthropogenic climate changes are affecting open‐ocean marine ecosystems from …

We examined the changes in the concentrations of dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN) and
phosphorus (DIP) in the surface waters of the Yellow Sea (YS), the southern sea (SS) of …

The gate opening of estuarine dams discharge a large amount of freshwater into coastal
zones during the summer monsoon in northeast Asia. We investigated seasonal and spatial …

Revealing the spatiotemporal variations of nutrients in coastal waters is crucial to the
understanding and evaluation of coastal environment, thereby providing efficient guidance …

Dramatic environmental changes have been recently reported in the Yellow Sea (YS), the
South Sea of Korea (SS), and the East/Japan Sea (EJS), but little information on the regional …

In recent years, significant changes in environmental conditions and marine ecosystems
have been observed in the East Sea/Japan Sea. This study investigates the long‐term …

Korea-Russia joint expeditions have been conducted mainly in the less studied Russian
sector of the East/Japan Sea to understand the physical and ecological structures. In this …