Sridhara Nayak

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Japan

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Dr. Sridhara Nayak is a Chief Scientist at the Japan Meteorological Corporation, specializing in meteorological research and climate modeling. His recent articles investigate typhoon characteristics, land-use impacts on climate, and seasonal variability in Indian meteorology. Dr. Nayak's work contributes significantly to understanding weather patterns and climate change in both Japan and India.

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Tetsuya Takemi

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Kyoto University

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Statistical analysis of the characteristics of typhoons approaching Japan from 2006 to 2019

Structural characteristics of typhoons Jebi (2018), Faxai (2019), and Hagibis (2019)

Evaluating the impact of topography on the initiation of Nor'westers over eastern India

Sensitivity of Land Surface Processes and Its Variation during Contrasting Seasons over India

Evaluation of Observed and Future Climate Change Projection for Uttarakhand, India, Using CORDEX-SA

Comprehensive assessment of RegCM4 towards interannual variability of Indian Summer Monsoon using multi-year simulations

Application of “Observation Minus Reanalysis” Method towards LULC Change Impact over Southern India

Assessing the impact of land-use and land-cover changes on the climate over India using a regional climate model (RegCM4)

Impact of Soil Moisture Initialization in the Simulation of Indian Summer Monsoon Using RegCM4

Land use and land cover change and their impact on temperature over central India

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Tetsuya Takemi

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