Yoshio Kajitani

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Kagawa University

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Yoshio Kajitani is a Professor at Kagawa University in Japan. His research focuses on disaster management, economic impacts of natural hazards, and recovery methodologies, as evidenced by his recent articles on flood damage assessment, business recovery from disasters, and the modeling of economic impacts during the COVID-19 pandemic. He also explores long-term disaster risk and regional production capacity loss in industrial sectors.

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Tetsuya Tamaki

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Kagawa University

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Masanobu Kii

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Osaka University

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Hirokazu Tatano

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Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University

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Huan LIU

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Kyoto University

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Articles (10)

Flood damage assessment model of industrial sectors in a Megacity: Derivation from business survey data in the Bangkok Metropolitan Region

Methodology for estimating regional production capacity loss rate in industrial sectors caused by disasters: A case study of the 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes

Long‐term flood exposure assessment using satellite‐based land use change detection and inundation simulation: A 30‐year case study of the Bangkok Metropolitan Region

Modeling economic impacts of mobility restriction policy during the COVID‐19 pandemic

A framework to estimate a long-term power shortage risk following large-scale earthquake and tsunami disasters

Modeling post-disaster business recovery under partially observed states: A case study of the 2011 great East Japan earthquake

A proposal for mutual-aid-type distributed evacuation based on residents’ evacuation intentions in a hilly and mountainous area of Japan

Business recovery from disasters: Lessons from natural hazards and the COVID-19 pandemic

Efficiency by sectors in areas considering CO2 emissions: The case of Japan

Explaining the effective reproduction number of COVID-19 through mobility and enterprise statistics: Evidence from the first wave in Japan

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Tetsuya Tamaki

Masanobu Kii

Hirokazu Tatano

Huan LIU

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