Yasunori Kurosaki

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Tottori University

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Yasunori Kurosaki is a Professor at Tottori University in Japan. His research focuses on carbon dynamics in desert ecosystems, energy balance in irrigated wheat cultivation, and micrometeorology related to crop temperature variations. He has contributed to the understanding of vegetation parameters in semi-arid regions and the impacts of dust occurrence on agricultural practices. His recent publications highlight his expertise in desert ecology and agricultural meteorology, particularly in challenging environments.

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Dai Matsushima

Chiba Institute of Technology

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Banzragch Nandintsetseg

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Tottori University

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Jing Wu

University of Tokyo

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Yasir Gorafi

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Tottori University

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Thomas SEKIYAMA

Meteorogical Research Institute, Japan meteorological agency

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Articles (18)

Variables controlling growing season carbon dynamics in desert shrub ecosystem

Characterization of the Energy Balance of Wheat Grown under Irrigation in the Hot, Arid Environment of Sudan

Improvement in Dust Storm Simulation by Considering Stone Coverage Effects for Stony Deserts in East Asia

Characterization of the Energy Balance of Wheat Grown under Irrigation in the Hot, Arid Environment of Sudan

Micrometeorological Comparison of Canopy Temperature between Two Wheat Cultivars Grown under Irrigation in a Hot Environment in Sudan

Micrometeorological Comparison of Canopy Temperature between Two Wheat Cultivars Grown under Irrigation in a Hot Environment in Sudan

Applicability of digital camera images to estimate vegetation parameters in semi-arid grasslands of Mongolia

Effects of Dry Vegetation Coverage Estimated from the MODIS Soil Tillage Index on Dust Occurrence: Verification by Surface Synoptic Observations

Estimating the sand saltation thresholds from Sentinel-1 SAR data in the Gobi Desert, Mongolia

Evaluation of WRF Cumulus Parameterization Schemes for the Hot Climate of Sudan Emphasizing Crop Growing Seasons

Variations in gaseous nitric acid concentrations at Tottori, Japan: Long-range transport from the Asian continent and local production

Estimation of dry vegetation cover and mass from MODIS data: Verification by roughness length and sand saltation threshold

Relationship of irrigated wheat yield with temperature in hot environments of Sudan

Effect of stones on the sand saltation threshold during natural sand and dust storms in a stony desert in Tsogt-Ovoo in the Gobi Desert, Mongolia

Seasonal variations in threshold wind speed for saltation depending on soil temperature and vegetation: A case study in the Gobi Desert

SNP Association in the Leptin Gene and Beef Quality Traits in Indigenous Sudanese Baggara Cattle

Rising temperatures and increasing demand challenge wheat supply in Sudan

A Method for Estimating the Threshold Wind Speed for Dust Emissions as a Function of Soil Moisture

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Dai Matsushima

Banzragch Nandintsetseg

Jing Wu

Yasir Gorafi

Thomas SEKIYAMA

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