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Peer-reviewed publication • 2012

Reconstructing the South Pacific Convergence Zone Position during the Presatellite Era: A La Niña Case Study

Project • ARCP2011-21NSY-Manurung

Reconstruction of Sea Level Change in Southeast Asia (RESELECASEA) Waters Using Combined Coastal Sea Level Data and Satellite Altimetry Data

Project • CBA2011-03NSY-WCRP

WCRP Open Science Conference: Climate Research in Service to Society

Project • CBA2011-05NSY-Schang

National Dialogues on Adapting Biodiversity Management to Climate Change

Project • CBA2011-07NMY-Abawi, CBA2012-01CMY-Abawi

Building Scientific Capacity in Seasonal Climate Forecasting (SCF) for Improved Risk Management Decisions in a Changing Climate

Project • CBA2011-08NSY-Baker

Towards Engagement in the United Nations Regular Process for Global Assessment of the Marine Environment: Strengthening Capacity of Developing Countries in the Seas of East Asia

Project • CBA2011-16NSY-Li

Demonstration Study on Advancing Global Change Research Approaches Based on Inter-Agency Collaboration and Data Infrastructure of GENESI and GeoBrain

Peer-reviewed publication • 2011

Seasonal changes of nutrient fluxes in the Upper Changjiang basin: An example of the Longchuanjiang River, China

Peer-reviewed publication • 2011

Improving Pacific Island meteorological data rescue and data visualization capabilities through involvement in emerging climate research programmes

Report • 2011

Improving Understanding of Local-Scale Vulnerability in Atoll Island Countries: Developing Capacity to Improve In-Country Approaches and Research (Report)
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