Atsuyoshi Manda

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Mie university

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Atsuyoshi Manda is an Associate Professor at Mie University, Japan. His research focuses on the spatial structure of meteorological phenomena and their impacts on extreme weather events, particularly in the East China Sea region. Recent articles explore topics such as moisture sources for heavy rainfalls, the effects of sea surface temperature anomalies, and the dynamics of mesoscale convective systems.

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2025

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2022

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2020

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Takikawa Tetsutaro

Nagasaki University

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Spatial structure of rain pool observed on the Kuroshio and Baiu fronts in the East China Sea

Impact of sea surface temperature anomalies in the East China Sea and western subtropical pacific on the august 2021 Northern Kyushu heavy precipitation

Intensive Radiosonde Observations of Environmental Conditions on the Development of a Mesoscale Convective System in the Baiu Frontal Zone

Moisture Sources of the Tohoku Heavy Rainfalls in August 2022 and the Influences of Tropical Storms

Impacts of moisture supply from the subtropical western Pacific on the subtropical high and the atmospheric river during the heavy rain of 2020 in Japan

Impact of the Oyashio Extension SST Front on Synoptic Variability of Oceanic Low‐Level Cloud in Summertime Based on WRF Numerical Simulation

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Takikawa Tetsutaro

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