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Employees of quake-hit ryokan show hospitality across the nation | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

Employees of quake-hit ryokan show hospitality across the nation | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis
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Aichi
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Ishikawa
Kagaya
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Gifu
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Wakura-onsen

3D pattern generation via chemical vapor deposition of ceramic eutectic system for novel solid-state phosphors

3D pattern generation via chemical vapor deposition of ceramic eutectic system for novel solid-state phosphors
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Extraordinary carbon emissions from El Nino-induced biomass burning estimated using Japanese aircraft and shipboard observations in Equatorial Asia

Loading video. Credit: NIES Equatorial Asia, which includes Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, and surrounding areas, experienced devastating biomass burning in 2015 due to the severe drought condition induced by the extreme El Niño and a positive anomaly of the Indian Ocean dipole. This biomass burning emitted a significant amount of carbon, mainly in the form of carbon dioxide (CO2), into the atmosphere. Equatorial Asia has very few ground-based stations that observe CO2 and other related atmospheric constitutents. Meanwhile, a few satellites could observe atmospheric CO2; however, their observations were less available and subject to errors due to cumulus cloulds typical in the tropics and smokes from the biomass burning.

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Japan
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Indonesia
Indian-ocean
Meteorological-research-institute
National-institute-for-envrionmental-studies
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Hyosuke-niwa

Extraordinary carbon emissions from El Nino-induced biomass burning estimated using Japanese aircraft and shipboard observations

National Institute for Environmental Studies Equatorial Asia, which includes Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, and surrounding areas, experienced devastating biomass burning in 2015 due to the severe drought condition induced by the extreme El Niño and a positive anomaly of the Indian Ocean dipole. This biomass burning emitted a significant amount of carbon, mainly in the form of carbon dioxide (CO2), into the atmosphere. Equatorial Asia has very few ground-based stations that observe CO2 and other related atmospheric constitutents. Meanwhile, a few satellites could observe atmospheric CO2; however, their observations were less available and subject to errors due to cumulus cloulds typical in the tropics and smokes from the biomass burning.

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Papua-new-guinea
Indonesia
Indian-ocean
Meteorological-research-institute
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Envrionmental-studies
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Hyosuke-niwa

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