Marine Environmental Modeling and Synthesizing|Department of Ocean Technology,Policy, and Environment Graduate School,The University of Tokyo

Department of Ocean Technology, Policy, and Environment, Graduate School, The University of Tokyo
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The University of Tokyo
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Marine Environmental Modeling and Synthesizing

We are developing computational models of environments using physics, chemistry, and biology, etc. in order to predict environmental impacts and construct public acceptance.

Our researches are aimed to form concepts of environmentally harmonizing systems, which coexist with natural environments for the global sustainability. For this purpose, we are developing computational models of environments using physics, chemistry, and biology, etc. Then these models are synthesized into simulation systems in order to predict environmental impacts and construct public acceptance.

Our research interests are CO2 storage in the deep ocean and in subsea underground, biological CO2 fixation, formation and dissociation of methane hydrate, CO2 geological storage by hydrate, the effects of CO2 on marine biota, and offshore recovery of floating marine plastic debris.

Please note that Prof. Sato will not be accepting applications for doctoral students. Master’s students will not be accepted after October 2025., too.

Research Activities in Each Lab. [Video]
Simulation of CO2 hydrate formation within a pore space of sand grains

Simulation of CO2 hydrate formation within a pore space of sand grains

Concentrated offshore area of floating large plastic debris within Tsushima Strait

Concentrated offshore area of floating large plastic debris within Tsushima Strait

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