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Validation and application of the monitoring method for degraded land-area-based on a dust erodibility in eastern Asia

Reiji KimuraArid Land Research Center, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 4553-4564 | Received 27 Aug 2016, Accepted 26 Apr 2017, Published online: 22 May 2017

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Reiji Kimura. (2018) Global distribution of degraded land area based on dust erodibility determined from satellite data. International Journal of Remote Sensing 39:18, pages 5859-5871.
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Ali Darvishi Boloorani, Mohsen Bakhtiari, Najmeh Neysani Samany, Ramin Papi, Masoud Soleimani, Saham Mirzaei & Hossein Ali Bahrami. (2023) Land degradability mapping using remote sensing data and soil chemical properties. Remote Sensing Applications: Society and Environment 32, pages 101027.
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Reiji Kimura, Masao Moriyama & Levent Saylan. (2023) Monitoring of Recent Aridification in Türkiye Using MODIS Satellite Data from 2000 to 2021. SOLA 19:0, pages 94-100.
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Reiji KIMURA. (2022) Interannual changes of land surface conditions in Asian dust source regions since 2000. Journal of Agricultural Meteorology 78:4, pages 174-181.
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Mohsen Bakhtiari, Ali Darvishi Boloorani, Ataollah Abdollahi Kakroodi, Kazem Rangzan & Alijafar Mousivand. (2021) Land degradation modeling of dust storm sources using MODIS and meteorological time series data. Journal of Arid Environments 190, pages 104507.
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Reiji Kimura & Masao Moriyama. (2021) Use of A MODIS Satellite-Based Aridity Index to Monitor Drought Conditions in Mongolia from 2001 to 2013. Remote Sensing 13:13, pages 2561.
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Reiji Kimura & Masao Moriyama. (2020) Use of a Satellite-Based Aridity Index to Monitor Decreased Soil Water Content and Grass Growth in Grasslands of North-East Asia. Remote Sensing 12:21, pages 3556.
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Jiaqi Liu, Reiji Kimura & Jing Wu. (2020) Vertical Profiles of Wind-Blown Sand Flux over Fine Gravel Surfaces and Their Implications for Field Observation in Arid Regions. Atmosphere 11:10, pages 1029.
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Reiji Kimura. (2020) Global detection of aridification or increasing wetness in arid regions from 2001 to 2013. Natural Hazards 103:2, pages 2261-2276.
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Reiji Kimura & Masao Moriyama. (2019) Recent Trends of Annual Aridity Indices and Classification of Arid Regions with Satellite-Based Aridity Indices. Remote Sensing in Earth Systems Sciences 2:2-3, pages 88-95.
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Reiji KIMURA & Masao MORIYAMA. (2019) Determination by MODIS satellite-based methods of recent global trends in land surface aridity and degradation. Journal of Agricultural Meteorology 75:3, pages 153-159.
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