Sharon Bih Kimbi

Assistant Professor (Special appointment)

Hiroshima University

Japan

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Sharon Bih Kimbi is an Assistant Professor (Special appointment) at Hiroshima University, Japan. Her research focuses on hydrological processes, eutrophication control, and the impact of climate change and urbanization on water resources. Recent publications include studies on phosphorus dynamics in groundwater and the effects of agricultural practices on water quality.

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2020

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Takuya Ishida

Hiroshima University

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Kunyang Wang

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Hiroshima University

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Hiroshima University

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Articles (7)

Rainfall-driven dissolved reactive phosphorus pulses: identifying landscape vulnerabilities for eutrophication control under climate variability

Assessing the Impact of Urbanization and Climate Change on Hydrological Processes in a Suburban Catchment

Evaluation of Phosphorus Enrichment in Groundwater by Legacy Phosphorus in Orchard Soils with High Phosphorus Adsorption Capacity Using Phosphate Oxygen Isotope Analysis

Groundwater nitrogen pollution index in an urbanized area, Bandung Regency, Indonesia

Nitrate Contamination in Groundwater: Evaluating the Effects of Demographic Aging and Depopulation in an Island with Intensive Citrus Cultivation

Impact of citrus agriculture on the quality of water resource in a small Steep Island, Seto Inland Sea, Japan

Compositions and mobility of major, δD, δ 18O, trace, and REEs patterns in water sources at Benue River Basin—Cameroon: implications for recharge mechanisms, geo-environmental controls, and public health

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Takuya Ishida

Kunyang Wang

Shin-ichi Onodera

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