Professor Colin Jago
Emeritus Professor
Affiliations
Contact info
Dean of College
Room: 104 Marine Centre Wales orG7 Memorial Building
Phone: 01248 382603
E-mail: c.f.jago@bangor.ac.uk
Research Interests
My research interests encompass the sedimentary processes of continental margins from estuaries to continental slopes. My work has focussed on measuring lateral and vertical fluxes of sedimentary material (e.g. rate of infilling of estuarine sediments, settling flux of suspended matter on the shelf, cross-margin flux of suspended matter) and their relation to physical forcing (e.g. turbulence, resuspension, advection). These processes require an interdisciplinary approach and I am especially interested in biota-sediment interactions and their control of benthic-pelagic coupling: influence of micro- and macro-fauna on seabed properties and erosion rate, mediation of particle aggregation and settling flux by plankton. I also have an interest in sedimentary processes in the tropical lagoons of Mauritius. All of these studies have required the design and/or application of novel acoustic and optical technologies for remotely sensing sediment properties.
Research Groups
Research Themes
- Marine Optics
- Coral Reef Biology, Ecology and Conservation
- Coastal Zone Management and Conservation
- Oceanographic remote sensing
- Nutrient Influences on Catchment to Coast Processes
- CASIX - Centre for observation of Air-Sea Interactions and Fluxes
- MATSIS - Methods of Assessment of Trophic Status of the Irish Sea
- Remote Sensing of Shallow Tropical Marine Ecosystems
- Coral Reefs of Mauritius
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Impacts of hydrological variability on material transfers through the River-Estuary Transition Zone
Jago, C. (PI)
1/10/09 → 21/08/14
Project: Research
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Response of ES to coupled MN cycles from Source to Sea
Jago, C. (PI)
1/09/12 → 1/08/22
Project: Research
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