2026 Jason H. Middleton: Earth Science Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Earth Science	37	7022	6506	347	332	84	3890

Overview

Jason H. Middleton is affiliated with the University of New South Wales in Australia. Their research encompasses several fields within social sciences and environmental science, with a focus on various interdisciplinary topics.

The main subject areas of their work include:

Social Sciences
Environmental Science

Subfields of study contributing to their research portfolio are:

Aerospace Engineering
General Health Professions
Global and Planetary Change
Economics and Econometrics
Cultural Studies

Major topics addressed in their publications include:

Cinema and Media Studies
Gothic Literature and Media Analysis
International Law and Aviation
Air Traffic Management and Optimization
Occupational Health and Safety Research
Diversity and Career in Medicine
Dental Education, Practice, Research

Jason H. Middleton's recent publications feature a variety of research themes and venues:

"Civil Aviation Occurrences in Indonesia," 2020, Journal of Advanced Transportation
"Remarkable Resilience of Forest Structure and Biodiversity Following Fire in the Peri-Urban Bushland of Sydney, Australia," 2022, Climate
"Gender Differences in Academic Productivity and Advancement Among Pediatric Dental Faculty," 2025, PubMed
"The Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging: A Vehicle for Research on Aging in Older Veterans," 2023, Military Medicine
"Thermals from finite sources in stable and unstable environments," 2023, Journal of Fluid Mechanics

Frequent co-authors contributing alongside Middleton include:

Aviva Briefel
Peter Mumford
Agus Pramono
Carlo Caponecchia
Deepti Shroff Karhade

The most common venues for Middleton's publications encompass:

Discourse
Journal of Advanced Transportation
PubMed
Climate
Military Medicine

Best Publications

Extreme coastal erosion enhanced by anomalous extratropical storm wave direction.

Mitchell D. Harley;Ian L. Turner;Michael A. Kinsela;Jason H. Middleton

286
Citations
A comparison of observed upwelling mechanisms off the east coast of Australia

Moninya Roughan;Jason H Middleton

237
Citations
On the East Australian Current: Variability, encroachment, and upwelling

Moninya Roughan;Jason H. Middleton

176
Citations
Topographically Induced Upwelling off Eastern Australia

Peter R. Oke;Jason H. Middleton

147
Citations
Mixing and bottom water formation in the shelf break region of the southern Weddell Sea

Theodore D. Foster;Arne Foldvik;Jason H. Middleton

134
Citations
Nutrient enrichment off Port Stephens: the role of the East Australian Current

Peter R. Oke;Jason H. Middleton

131
Citations
Scale diagrams for forced plumes

B. R. Morton;Jason Middleton

118
Citations
Bottom water formation in the western Weddell Sea

Theodore D. Foster;Jason H. Middleton

99
Citations
Modeling the East Australian Current in the Western Tasman Sea

Patrick Marchesiello;Jason H. Middleton

90
Citations
The tides of the southern Weddell Sea

Arne Foldvik;Jason H. Middleton;Theodore D. Foster

89
Citations
On the Dynamics of the Leeuwin Current

Andrew J. Weaver;Jason H. Middleton

88
Citations
Biological properties across the Tasman Front off southeast Australia

Mark E. Baird;Patrick G. Timko;Jason H. Middleton;Thomas J. Mullaney

82
Citations
On relating physical limits to the carbon: nitrogen ratio of unicellular algae and benthic plants

Mark E. Baird;Jason H. Middleton

81
Citations
Low-Frequency Currents and Continental Shelf Waves in the Southern Weddell Sea

Jason H. Middleton;Theodore D. Foster;Arne Foldvik

81
Citations
The physical and biological impact of a small island wake in the deep ocean

Peter Coutis;Jason Middleton

78
Citations
Population growth and transport of the red tide dinoflagellate, Noctiluca scintillans, in the coastal waters off Sydney Australia, using cell diameter as a tracer

Jocelyn Dela-Cruz;Jason H. Middleton;Iain M. Suthers

74
Citations
The oceanographic structure of the eastern Scotia Sea—I. Physical oceanography

Theodore D. Foster;Jason H. Middleton

72
Citations
Numerical modelling of tide-induced residual circulation in Sydney Harbour

Pritha Das;Patrick Marchesiello;Jason H. Middleton

71
Citations
Variability in the bottom water of the Weddell Sea

Theodore D. Foster;Jason H. Middleton

70
Citations
Temperature variability in a shallow, tidally isolated coral reef lagoon

R. M. McCabe;R. M. McCabe;P. Estrade;J. H. Middleton;W. K. Melville

70
Citations
A comparison of observed upwellingmechanisms off the east coast of Australia

Moninya Roughan;Jason H. Middleton

0
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Iain M. Suthers University of New South Wales

Moninya Roughan University of New South Wales

Peter R. Oke Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

Mark E. Baird Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

Patrick Marchesiello Paul Sabatier University

Andrew M. Moore University of California, Santa Cruz

Ian L. Turner University of New South Wales

Andrew J. Weaver University of Victoria

W. Kendall Melville University of California, San Diego

Richard E. Thomson Fisheries and Oceans Canada

External Links

Personal website of Jason H. Middleton

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