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Peer-reviewed publication • 2012

Flood vulnerability analysis in coastal zones: a comparative analysis across five Asia-Pacific countries

Peer-reviewed publication • 2012

Regional differences in response of mesozooplankton to long-term oceanographic changes (regime shifts) in the northeastern Asian marginal seas

Peer-reviewed publication • 2012

Are homegarden ecosystems resilient to climatic change? An analysis of adaptation strategies of homegardeners in Sri Lanka

Project • ARCP2011-11NMY-Patra/Canadell, ARCP2012-01CMY-Patra/Canadell, ARCP2013-01CMY-Patra

Greenhouse Gas Budgets of South and Southeast Asia

Project • ARCP2011-18NMY-Jung, ARCP2012-08CMY-Jung

Impacts of Global Warming on Coastal and Marine Ecosystems in the Northwest Pacific

Project • ARCP2011-22NSG-Liu

Scoping Workshop to Develop Proposal: The Impact of Global Warming Ocean Atmosphere Feedback Strength in the Tropical Indian Ocean

Peer-reviewed publication • 2011

Global change and capacity building in coral reef management in the pacific: Engaging scientists and policy-makers in Fiji, Tonga, Samoa and Tuvalu

Conference material • 2011

Different influencing factors of housing price of developed zones in similar geographical location in China – A case study of Xi’an high-tech zone and Feng Wei New district

Peer-reviewed publication • 2011

Climate change risk assessment in Asian coastal megacities: Knowledge gaps and research needs for urban development planning

Peer-reviewed publication • 2011

Future climate projection for mainland Southeast Asia countries: Climate change scenario of 21st century

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