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Peer-reviewed publication • 2008

Greenhouse Gas and Aerosol Emissions from Rice Field and Forest in the Mekong River Basin Sub-Region

Conference material • 2008

Development of integrated flood analysis system (IFAS) and its applications

Peer-reviewed publication • 2008

Floodplain deposits, channel changes and riverbank stratigraphy of the Mekong River area at the 14th-Century city of Chiang Saen, Northern Thailand

Peer-reviewed publication • 2008

Remote sensing technology to determine the structure of forest bog complexes of key area, Bakcharskiy

Project • CBA2007-08NSY

Capacity Building to Study Interrelations between Atmospheric Composition, Anthropogenic Load and Climate Change in Northern Asia

Project • ARCP2007-09-NSY

Carbon Financial Markets, Rural Poverty, and Global Climate Change in Southeast Asia – Scoping Workshop, Training and Project Site Development

Project • ARCP2007-15-NSY

Assessing the Mitigation and Adaptation Options for Tropical Peatlands to Reduce GHG Emissions and Increase Resilience to Climate Change

Project • ARCP2007-10NMY, ARCP2008-03CMY

Collaborative Studies in Tropical Asian Dendrochronology: Addressing Challenges in Climatology and Forest Ecology

Project • ARCP2007-13NMY, ARCP2008-06CMY

Quantification of Land-Use Urbanization Level in Three Developing Asia Countries Based on the Analysis of Scale Effects in Landscape Pattern

Project • CBA2006-01NSY

Capacity building and buidling research needs on the ecology of global change and Island landscapes of the Republic of Palau

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