Kei Nakagawa

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Nagasaki University

Japan

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Dr. Kei Nakagawa is a Professor at Nagasaki University in Japan. His research areas include groundwater management, water resource assessment, and the effects of agricultural practices on soil and water quality. He has authored several recent articles focusing on nitrate nitrogen pollution, heavy metal immobilization, and the impacts of grassland restoration on water resources. His work integrates both theoretical models and practical applications, contributing to the understanding of environmental challenges in Japan.

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Masaharu Tanimizu

Kwansei Gakuin University

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Takahiro Fujioka

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Nagasaki University

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Ronny Berndtsson

Lund University

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Ken'ichi Matsumoto

Toyo University

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Hiroshi ASAKURA

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Nagasaki University

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Articles (20)

Conceptual model explaining water interactions in the shallow crust: toward developing a reliable simulation model

Vibratory Sorting for Pumice Removal in Microplastic Analysis of Coastal Sediment

Deep groundwater in the Kumamoto area affected by nitrate nitrogen with source origin by sterols

Potential Effects of Grassland Restoration on the Water Resources in Nango-Dani, Aso, Japan

Integrated approach to investigate groundwater nitrate nitrogen pollution and remediation simulation in Shimabara Peninsula, Nagasaki, Japan

Relationship between nitrate, heavy metal, and sterols contents in Japanese agricultural soils with risk of groundwater pollution

Heavy metal immobilization and radish growth improvement using Ca(OH)2-treated cypress biochar in contaminated soil

Groundwater Resource Assessment by Applying Long-Term Trend Analysis of Spring Discharge, Water Level, and Hydroclimatic Parameters

Efficacy of Ca-modified cypress biochar in immobilization of heavy metals in contaminated soils

EVALUATION OF HEAVY METALS (Cu, Zn, Pb) UPTAKE IN CARROT AND ASSOCIATED HEALTH RISK

Evaluating solar photovoltaic power efficiency based on economic dimensions for 26 countries using a three-stage data envelopment analysis

Evaluating the potential of nanofiltration membranes for removing ammonium, nitrate, and nitrite in drinking water sources

Stable N and O isotopic indicators coupled with social data analysis revealed long-term shift in the cause of groundwater nitrate pollution: Insights into future water resource management

Urban Water-Related Problems

Hydrogeochemical factors controlling the fluoride concentration in spring/groundwater in Aso caldera in the volcanic region, Japan

Hydrogeochemical factors controlling the fluoride concentration in spring/groundwater in Aso caldera in the volcanic region, Japan

Coprostanol adsorption behavior in agricultural soil, riverbed sediment, and sand

Evaluating solar photovoltaic power efficiency based on economic dimensions for 26 countries using a three-stage data envelopment analysis

Toxicity and source identification of pollutants in an urban river in Bangladesh

Toxicity and source identification of pollutants in an urban river in Bangladesh

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Masaharu Tanimizu

Takahiro Fujioka

Ronny Berndtsson

Ken'ichi Matsumoto

Hiroshi ASAKURA

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