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SANO TaichiGraduate School of Engineering / Department of Civil EngineeringAssistant Professor
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■ Paper- Jul. 2026, Hydrological Research Letters, 20(3) (3), 178 - 184, EnglishRegions in future Japan at risk of unprecedented extreme weather events[Refereed]Scientific journal
- Japan Society of Hydrology and Water Resources, Nov. 2025, JOURNAL OF JAPAN SOCIETY OF HYDROLOGY AND WATER RESOURCES, 38(4) (4), 249 - 265Scientific journal
- Abstract Anthropogenic climate change is influencing the frequencies of extreme weather events. Considering the adaptability to extreme climatic risks in the future, we focused on determining whether humans have been exposed to the risks before. We define the rim of two-dimensional histograms of population under 20-year extreme temperature and precipitation as a climatic risk boundary. More than 30% (16.3%) of world population in South Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, and other regions will transgress the climatic risk boundary by the end of this century under RCP8.5 (RCP2.6) scenario. While many areas with large cities will remain within the global climatic risk boundary, they will transgress their regional climatic risk boundaries. This study shows that it is also necessary to consider the limits to adaptation for each appropriate area, considering the cultural, technological, and social transferability of adaptation. This study will help refine public perceptions of extreme climatic risks and lead to more efficient policy making.IOP Publishing, Aug. 2022, Environmental Research Communications, 4(8) (8), 081001 - 081001, English[Refereed]Scientific journal
- 水文・水資源学会／日本水文科学会 2026年度研究発表会, Sep. 2026気候変動影響を考慮した全球将来人口分布推計と極端気象リスク評価への応用
- The 13th International Conference on Population Geographies (ICPG 2026), Jun. 2026Climate-informed spatial population projections and their implications for exposure to unprecedented extreme climatic risks
- 日本人口学会 第78回大会, Jun. 2026気候変動影響を考慮した将来人口分布推計
- Population Association of America Annual Meeting 2026, May 2026Integrating Climate Impacts Into Global Population Projections: A Gravity-Based Spatial Framework
- American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting 2025, Dec. 2025, EnglishLong-Term Projections of Climate-Constrained Migration to 2100: A High-Resolution RCP-SSP Scenario-Based Modeling FrameworkPoster presentation
- 水文・水資源学会 2025年度研究発表会, Sep. 2025, Japanese日本域における極端気象リスク変化と気候リスク境界の不確実性の検討Poster presentation
- The Population Association of America 2025 annual meeting, Apr. 2025, EnglishIntergenerational Comparison of Lifetime Carbon EmissionPoster presentation
- UTCCS Annual Workshop 2025, Mar. 2025, EnglishIntegrating Climate Variables in Population Projections for Enhanced Climate Change Risk AssessmentPoster presentation
- Seminer for staff of JICA Pakistan Office, Feb. 2025, EnglishClimate Change in Pakistan and the World: Current Situation and Future Projections[Invited]Public discourse
- American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting 2024, Dec. 2024, EnglishINTEGRATING CLIMATE VARIABLES IN POPULATION PROJECTIONS FOR ENHANCED CLIMATE CHANGE RISK ASSESSMENTPoster presentation
- IBS Conference on Climate and Human Evolution, Oct. 2024, EnglishIntegrating Climate Variables in Population Projections for Enhanced Climate Change Risk AssessmentPoster presentation
- 水文・水資源学会 2024年度研究発表会, Sep. 2024, JapaneseIntergenerational Comparison of Lifetime Carbon Dioxide EmissionsOral presentation
- 9th GEWEX Open Science Conference, Jul. 2024, EnglishFuture Population Transgress Climatic Risk Boundaries Of Extreme Temperature And PrecipitationPoster presentation
- Japan Geoscience Union Meeting 2024, May 2024, JapaneseIntergenerational Comparison of Lifetime Carbon Emission: Equity and Future ImplicationsOral presentation
- IUGG Berlin 2023, Jul. 2023, EnglishFuture population transgress climatic risk boundaries of extreme temperature and precipitationOral presentation
- 水文・水資源学会／日本水文科学会 2021年度研究発表会, Sep. 2021, JapaneseFuture population transgress climatic risk boundaries of extreme temperature and precipitationOral presentation