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Project • ARCP2011-02CMY-Koike, ARCP2010-10NMY-Koike

River Management System Development in Asia Based on Data Integration and Analysis System (DIAS) under the GEOSS

Project • ARCP2010-11NMY-Asanuma, ARCP2011-03CMY-Asanuma

Intercomparison of Landsurface Process Modelling at Asian Drylands

Project • CBA2010-05NSY-Lorrey

Improving Pacific Island Meteorological Data Rescue and Data Visualisation Capabilities through Involvement in Emerging Climate Research Programmes

Project • ARCP2010-14NMY, ARCP2011-06CMY-Li

Analysis on Urban Land-Use Changes and its Impacts on Food Security in Different Asian Cities of Four Developing Countries Using Modified CA Model

Project • CBA2010-06NSY-Kench

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

Project • CBA2010-14NMY-Kaihotsu, CBA2011-02CMY-Kaihotsu

Drought Monitoring System Development by Integrating In-situ Data, Satellite Data and Numerical Model Output

Project • EBLU2010-04NMY(C)-Skole, EBLU2011-02CMY(C)-Skole

Developing an MRV system for REDD+: Scaling up from project level to a national level REDD+ MRV systems for Laos and Viet Nam

Peer-reviewed publication • 2010

Development of an integrated modeling system for improved multi-objective reservoir operation

Peer-reviewed publication • 2010

Development of an integrated hydrological modeling system for near-real-time multi-objective reservoir operation in large river basins

Peer-reviewed publication • 2010

Mechanism of upper tropospheric warming around the Tibetan Plateau at the onset phase of the Asian summer monsoon

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