Takeshi Osawa

Associate Professor

University of Tokyo

Japan

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Dr. Takeshi Osawa is an Associate Professor at Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan. His research areas focus on flood-adaptation strategies, urban ecology, and the ecological impacts of agricultural practices. Dr. Osawa has published extensively on topics such as the influence of food resource availability on urban wildlife, riparian plant community interactions, and the effectiveness of ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction methods.

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Takeshi Osawa

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Specimen‐based records and geographic locations of brittle stars (Echinodermata) collected from Sagami Bay

Developing national-scale basic guideline on flood-adaptation strategies under climate change using probabilistic and deterministic factors

Influence of Food Resource Availability on the Activity Time of Raccoon Dogs (Nyctereutes procyonoides) in Urban Parks in Tokyo

Multiple floods interactions shape riparian plant communities and diversity

Evaluating the impact of agricultural abandonment on flood mitigation functions

Differential phase of Platypus quercivorus attacks in urban green space: A case study on 2 urban parks in Tokyo

A potential evolutionary trap for the extended phenotype of a nematomorph parasite

Overlap relationship between the priority of land consolidation and the floodplain wetland potential in paddy field

Large, concealed islands in the urban sea: Scattered surrounding green space enhances the quality of grassland habitats in urban parks, Tokyo

Evaluating the effectiveness of basin management using agricultural land for ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction

Estimating plant–insect interactions under climate change with limited data

Potential of mitigating floodwater damage to residential areas using paddy fields in water storage zones

Specimen‐based records and geographic locations of carabid beetles (Coleoptera) collected mainly by Dr. Kazuo Tanaka

Specimen‐based records of geometrid, pyralid and crambid moths (Lepidoptera) with location information from the collection of Dr. Hiroshi Inoue

Paddy fields located in water storage zones could take over the wetland plant community

Toward more data publication of long‐term ecological observations

High tolerance land use against flood disasters: How paddy fields as previously natural wetland inhibit the occurrence of floods

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Takuya Sato

Narumasa Tsutsumida

Tanaka KENTA

Masanori Okanishi

Etsuro Takagi

Nozomu Sato

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