Dr Aidin Jabbari

Biography

My research focuses on understanding and predicting aquatic environments, with an emphasis on ecosystem dynamics, water quality, and biogeochemical processes. I integrate field observations, numerical simulations, and theoretical analysis to study these complex systems. I have been fortunate to work on a range of projects, including recent efforts to develop coupled hydrodynamic, water quality, catchment, and climate change models for simulating water quality and thermal dynamics in Lake Taupo and Lake Wanaka (New Zealand), assess physical processes and thermal variations in eelgrass areas in the nearshore Scotian Shelf (Canada), modelling algal growth in New River Estuary (New Zealand), and model future dissolved oxygen depletion in small temperate lakes. I strive to provide practical insights and tools to support informed decision-making and sustainable management of freshwater and marine ecosystems.