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1. List of Publications and Talks

  1. Publications and Talks by Chronological Order
  2. Publications and Talks by Type
  3. Selected Publications and Talks

Publication and talks by research topic can be found in individual research topic pages. Presentations at NII Open House can be accessed at Open House. ORCID ID.

Note

  1. Downloadable papers are here provided for personal use only.
  2. Downloadable papers are not meant to be the perfect reproduction of the original copy.

2. Appearances

The following is the list of appearances on media such as newspapers, television, magazines, and books.

  1. Closeup 2008: Myanmar Disaster Became Huge - Hitting Low-lying Areas, Not Well Prepared, THE MAINICHI NEWSPAPERS, p. 3, Morning Edition, May 10, 2008. (related)
  2. NHK News 7, Cyclone SIDR, NHK, November 19, 2007. (related)
  3. Yahoo! Internet Guide, Best Web Guide, November 2007. (related, related)
  4. Mainichi Weekly, Arg-e Bam: Heritage reclaimed from rubble, THE MAINICHI NEWSPAPERS, September 15, 2007. (related)
  5. Jounetsu Tairiku "MURA Koichi (fisherman)," Mainichi Broadcasting System, Inc., September 2, 2007. (related)
  6. PC Japan "Google Earth Super Techniques," Softbank Creative, September, 2007. (related)
  7. Nikkei Pasocon, Using Digital Maps, June 11, 2007. (related)
  8. TBS Next Door, "Himawari fields will save the earth!? A dream bio fuel will run the bus!," May 6, 2007. (related)
  9. TBS News Bird "Dr. Tsukio, Equations of the Earth", "The world of visualization", Jan 29, 2007. (related)
  10. Science ZERO: "The Danger of Tidal Flat," NHK, June 17, 2006. (related)
  11. "Google Earth", Nihon Keizai Shimbun NetNAVI, May 22, 2006. (related)
  12. Kei Shiratori, Google Earth Manual, Nippon Jitsugyo Publishing, Mar 2006. (related)
  13. Yasukuni Notomi, iPod Fan Book Deluxe, Mainichi Communications, December 2005. (related)
  14. "Using Data Mining from Meteorological Data to Weather Forecasting", Weather Business Today, No. 122, November 20, 2005. (related)
  15. "Asian Names of Typhoons Still Unfamiliar", Nihon Keizai Shimbun, September 28, 2005. (related)
  16. "New Method for Typhoon Forecast", Nikkei Sangyo Shimbun, September 15, 2005. (related)
  17. Gakken Mook Science: "Natural Disasters Will Attack You," Gakken, April 2005. (related)
  18. Science Channel: "For the Future of Humans and the Earth," Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) (Planned), March 2005. (related)
  19. Wonders of Nature of the Earth: "Black Bear Returned to the Forest of Ashio Copper Mine," NHK, February 28, 2005. (related)
  20. "Capturing Unknown World - Hunting Amazing Shots," Nippon Television (NTV), January 9, 2005. (related)
  21. "Silkroads from Space", Nishi Nippon Shimbun, December 1, 2004. (related)
  22. Space 2004 "One Month Since the Typhoon Disaster -- 10 Years After the Earthquake", Sun TV, November 28, 2004. (related)
  23. Close-up Gendai : "The Direct Strike of a Huge Typhoon," NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation), November 1, 2004. (related)
  24. Science Zero : "What is the Reason of Unusual Weather? -- Heat Wave and Heavy Rain," NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation), September 11, 2004. (related)
  25. "Special Program on World Heritage: Pass the Pride of Human to the Future," NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation), July 19, 2004. (related)
  26. "Summer Has Already Come?", The Japan Agricultural News, News Site, p. 12, Morning Edition, June 24, 2004. (related)
  27. "Fighting against Snow, Taking Advantage of Snow", Hokkaido Television (HTB), February 21, 2004. (related)
  28. "Mysteries of the Typhoon Still Unsolved," Yomiuri Shimbun, p. 13, Morning edition, August 31, 2003. (related)

In addition, the number of permissions on images and data for magazines, journals and encyclopedias has exceeded 200. Another list of appearances is available at Typhoon Front (in Japanese).

3. Support for Exhibitions

The following is a list of cooperations with museums by holding our own exhibitions or providing our data to exhibitions. Also please refer to Outreach for related information.

  1. Inter-university Symposium 2011, Senga Silk Road, 2011-11-26.
  2. Toyo Bunko Museum, Senga Silk Road, permanent exhibition from 2011-10-20.
  3. Interactive Fair for Biodiversity at COP10, Touch and Catch, 2010-10-23 - 2010-10-29.
  4. IT of nowadays 2010 (Information Processing Society of Japan), Digital Typhoon: Toward an emergency information platform, Digital Typhoon, 2010-03-10
  5. 6th Workshop Collection, Experience the Silk Road by "Senga"! Let's create a postcard together, Senga Silk Road, 2010-02-27 - 2010-2-28
  6. Nagoya Urban Institute, Isewan Typhoon Memories 2009, 2009-09-23
  7. National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, Isewan Typhoon Memories 2009, 2009-09-12
  8. National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, Typhoon Memories, March 29, 2009
  9. National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, Senga Silk Road, March 20, 2009 - March 21, 2009
  10. Exhibition of Award-Winning Works, 2007 [11th] Japan Media Arts Festival, 2008 (related)
  11. Mitsubishi Minatomirai Industrial Museum (Special Exhibit "Look Up at The Sky Above Us" -Learn about the Weather and See the Earth!-), 2007
  12. 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, 2nd Exhibition, Directed by SATO Taku, "water", 2007
  13. Handa City Science Museum of Sky(Special Exhibition "Going to Moon!"), 2007
  14. Hachioji City Science Museum for Kids (Science Dome), 2006
  15. Wakayama City Disaster Reduction Center (Theater), 2005
  16. Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution (Special Exhibition), 2005
  17. Higasiyamato City Museum (Planetarium), 2005
  18. Denryokukan (Earth Watching), 2005
  19. Japan Center for Climate Change Actions, 2004

4. Contribution of Data

The following is the list of contributions that we provided our data to activities of projects and organizations.

  1. Live E!
  2. Weather Caster Network
  3. Dagik: Data-showcase system for geoscience in kml
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