Prof. Dr Shin-ichi Onodera has over 30 years of research experience in natural and anthropogenic material cycle with water on a watershed scale in Japan and other Asian countries. His current work is mainly long term variation in water, nutrient and environmental issues in various catchments, and it is mainly supported by JSPS. He was the editor in Limnology for the special issue “Phosphorus cycling in watersheds” published in 2020.
Recent work
Spatiotemporal shallow and deep groundwater dynamics in a forested mountain catchment with diverse slope gradients, western Japan
Assessment of nitrogen budget in detailed spatial pattern using high precision modeling approach with constructed accurate agricultural behavior
Spatial and temporal variations and risk assessment of heavy metal fractions in sediments of the Pearl River Estuary, Southern China
Spatial and temporal dynamics and fluxes estimation of manganese fractions in sediments from the Pearl River Estuary, southern China
Groundwater Dynamics near the Saltwater–Freshwater Interface in an Island of Seto Inland Sea
Nitrate contamination in groundwater: Evaluating the effects of demographic aging and depopulation in an island with intensive citrus cultivation
Assessment of long-term phosphorus budget changes influenced by anthropogenic factors in a coastal catchment of Osaka Bay
