Dujuan Kang
			Ph.D. Candidate
			Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Hydrology
			Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
			Stanford University
			The Jerry Yang and Akiko Yamazaki Environment and Energy Building
			473 Via Ortega, Office M18
			Stanford, CA 94305
			Email: kangdj at stanford.edu
Education
	2004 - Present	Ph.D. (in progress) & M.S. Environmental Fluid Mechanics, Stanford University, USA
	2000 - 2003	M.S. Atmospheric Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
	1996 - 2000	B.S. Atmospheric Sciences, Peking University, China
Research Interests
	I am studying ocean sciences with Professor Oliver Fringer using SUNTANS at Stanford University.
•	Numerical method:	accuracy and efficiency of nonhydrostatic pressure solver
•	Theoretical analysis:	available potential energy and internal wave energetics
•	Numerical simulation:	generation and evolution of internal tides in the Monterey Bay area
•	Model development:	one-way coupling of ROMS and SUNTANS
	I studied atmospheric sciences with Professor Hui-Jun Wang when I was in China.
•	Climate variability and prediction
•	Atmospheric dynamics and circulation
Publications
•	D. Kang and O. B. Fringer, 2009, "Numerical investigation of the internal wave generation and evolution in Monterey Bay", in preparation.
•	D. Kang and O. B. Fringer, 2009, "Energetics of barotropic-to-baroclinic tidal conversion over a slope-shelf topography", in preparation.
•	D. Kang and O. B. Fringer, 2009, "Analysis and interpretation of the available potential energy in density-stratified flows", J. Fluid Mech., submitted.
•	D. Kang and O. B. Fringer, 2006, "Efficient computation of the nonhydrostatic pressure", Proceedings of the 16th International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference, 3: 414-419.
•	D. Kang and O. B. Fringer, 2006, "Time accuracy of pressure methods for nonhydrostatic free-surface flows". Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Estuarine and Coastal Modeling, 419-433.
•	D. Kang and H. J. Wang, 2005, "Analysis on the decadal scale variation of the dust storm in North China". Science in China (D), 48(12): 2260-2266.
•	H. J. Wang, X. M. Lang, G. Q. Zhou, and D. Kang, 2003. "A preliminary report of the model prediction on the forthcoming winter and spring dust climate over China". Chinese J. Atmos. Sci., 27(1): 136-140.
•	L. Wang, D. Kang, and X. D. Li, 2002. "Multimode and its application in climate analysis". Journal of Peking University, 38(1): 83-89.
Conference Presentations
•	D. Kang and O. B. Fringer, "Simulations of the interaction of mesoscale currents and internal tides".
	Ocean Sciences Meeting, Orlando, Florida, March 2008.
•	D. Kang and O. B. Fringer, "Efficient computation of the nonhydrostatic pressure".
	The 16th International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference, San Francisco, California, June 2006.
•	D. Kang, O. B. Fringer, M. Gerritsen, Y. Kanarska, J. C. McWilliams, A. F. Shchepetkin, and R. L. Street, "High-resolution simulations of upwelling and internal waves in monterey bay using a coupled ROMS-SUNTANS multi-scale simulation tool".
	Ocean Sciences Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, February 2006.
•	D. Kang and O. B. Fringer, "Time accuracy of pressure methods for nonhydrostatic free-surface flows".
	The 9th International Conference on Estuarine and Coastal Modeling, Charleston, South Carolina, November 2005.
Teaching Experience
•	Teaching assistant: Modeling and simulation for Civil and Environmental Engineers, Summer 2008.