Jia-Xuan Julia Chang
PhD candidate in the Ocean Physics group, School of Earth and Ocean Sciences, University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
Victoria BC V8P5C2
Canada
I am a PhD candidate working with Prof. Jody M. Klymak on a project titled “Fjord Topography and Tides: The Impact of Tidal Forcings and Headlands on Internal Tides Energetics.” My research focuses on the dynamics of internal waves and their impact on large-scale ocean currents, aiming to improve the parameterization of small-scale mixing in global models.
Currently, I have submitted my first paper and am in the final stages of my PhD degree. I am passionate about expanding our understanding of internal wave dynamics and their implications for large-scale ocean modeling. If you have postdoctoral opportunities or potential collaborations in this field, please feel free to contact me.
Publications
Under Review
- Jia-Xuan Chang & Jody M. Klymak, Saturation of Internal Tide Generation over Shallow Supercritical Topography, submitted to Journal of Physical Oceanography preprint
Published
2024
- Turbulence Generation via Nonlinear Lee Wave Trailing Edge Instabilities in Kuroshio-Seamount InteractionsJ. Geophys. Res., Sep 2024
Thesis
- Jia-Xuan Chang & Ming-Huei Chang, Dynamic of Kelvin-Helmholtz (KH) Billows Observed around Green Island, east of Taiwan, Master’s thesis, National Taiwan University, 2017 Link