Wayan Suparta

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Wayan Suparta is a researcher whose work bridges renewable energy, atmospheric science, and geospatial technology. His key research areas include marine renewable energy, climate variability, and GPS-based atmospheric monitoring. Suparta’s major contributions center on exploring marine heat as a viable renewable energy source, as demonstrated in his 2020 paper “Marine Heat as a Renewable Energy Source,” which has garnered 7 citations. This work highlights the potential of ocean thermal energy, particularly in equatorial regions where sea surface temperatures range from 25°C to 33°C, offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. Beyond this, Suparta has made notable strides in using GPS signals to study atmospheric water vapor and ionospheric disturbances, contributing to improved weather prediction and climate modeling. His interdisciplinary approach has led to impactful studies on the Antarctic atmosphere and tropical climate dynamics. With a career spanning decades, Suparta’s work is widely recognized for its practical applications in energy sustainability and environmental monitoring, making him a key figure in advancing renewable energy solutions and atmospheric science.