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Project • LCI2012-01NSY(C)-Maeda

Capacity building for implementing a “measurable, verifiable and reportable (MRV)” model in a mid-sized Thai municipality

Project • ARCP2012-12NMY-Roy, ARCP2013-07CMY-Roy

Coastal Ecosystem and Changing Economic Activities: Challenges for Sustainability Transition

Project • ARCP2012-16NMY-Yabe, ARCP2013-11CMY-Yabe

GEOSS/Asian Water Cycle Initiative/Water Cycle Integrator (GEOSS/AWCI/WCI)

Project • LCI2012-03NMY(R)-Lopez

Assessment of Carbon Sequestration through Vermitechnology in Organic Farming

Peer-reviewed publication • 2012

Analysis of Bed Load Equations and River Bed Level Variations Using Basin-Scale Process-Based Modelling Approach

Peer-reviewed publication • 2012

Scoping workshop: human responses to catastrophic monsoon events in South Asia: designing a spatially explicit model in low-lying coastal areas

Peer-reviewed publication • 2012

Decadal changes in fish assemblages in waters near the Ieodo ocean research station (East China Sea) in relation to climate change from 1984 to 2010

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

Comparison of landscape patterns between metropolises and small-sized cities: a gradient analysis with changing grain size in Shanghai and Zhangjiagang, China

Peer-reviewed publication • 2012

Food security and climate change: evaluating the mismatch between crop development and water availability
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