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Akiko Sakai

Akiko Sakai

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Earth Science

D-Index
33
Citations
5464
World Ranking
8222
National Ranking
252

Best Publications

  • Geomorphic and geologic controls of geohazards induced by Nepal’s 2015 Gorkha earthquake

    J. S. Kargel;G. J. Leonard;D. H. Shugar;U. K. Haritashya

  • Projected land ice contributions to twenty-first-century sea level rise

    Tamsin L Edwards;Sophie Nowicki;Sophie Nowicki;Ben Marzeion;Regine Hock;Regine Hock

  • Partitioning the uncertainty of ensemble projections of global glacier mass change

    Ben Marzeion;Regine Hock;Brian Anderson;Andrew Bliss

  • The GAMDAM glacier inventory: a quality-controlled inventory of Asian glaciers

    T. Nuimura;T. Nuimura;A. Sakai;K. Taniguchi;H. Nagai;H. Nagai

  • Performance of ASTER and SRTM DEMs, and their potential for assessing glacial lakes in the Lunana region, Bhutan Himalaya

    Koji Fujita;Ryohei Suzuki;Takayuki Nuimura;Akiko Sakai

  • Role of supraglacial ponds in the ablation process of a debris-covered glacier in the Nepal Himalayas

    Akiko Sakai;Nozomu Takeuchi;Koji Fujita;Masayoshi Nakawo

  • Contrasting glacier responses to recent climate change in high-mountain Asia.

    Akiko Sakai;Koji Fujita

  • Potential flood volume of Himalayan glacial lakes

    K. Fujita;A. Sakai;S. Takenaka;T. Nuimura

  • Recent changes in Imja Glacial Lake and its damming moraine in the Nepal Himalaya revealed by in situ surveys and multi-temporal ASTER imagery

    Koji Fujita;Akiko Sakai;Takayuki Nuimura;Satoru Yamaguchi

  • Distribution characteristics and energy balance of ice cliffs on debris-covered glaciers, Nepal Himalaya

    Akiko Sakai;Masayoshi Nakawo;Koji Fujita

  • Onset of calving at supraglacial lakes on debris-covered glaciers of the Nepal Himalaya

    A. Sakai;K. Nishimura;T. Kadota;N. Takeuchi

  • Modelling runoff from a Himalayan debris-covered glacier

    K. Fujita;A. Sakai

  • Melt rate of ice cliffs on the Lirung Glacier, Nepal Himalayas, 1996

    Akiko Sakai;Masayoshi Nakawo;Koji Fujita

  • Climate regime of Asian glaciers revealed by GAMDAM glacier inventory

    A. Sakai;T. Nuimura;T. Nuimura;K. Fujita;S. Takenaka

  • Characteristics of Khumbu Glacier, Nepal Himalaya: recent change in the debris-covered area

    M. Nakawo;H. Yabuki;A. Sakai

  • Debris-covered glacier anomaly? Morphological factors controlling changes in the mass balance, surface area, terminus position, and snow line altitude of Himalayan glaciers

    Franco Salerno;Sudeep Thakuri;Gianni Tartari;Takayuki Nuimura

  • Formation conditions of supraglacial lakes on debris-covered glaciers in the Himalaya

    Akiko Sakai;Koji Fujita

  • Expansion of a moraine-dammed glacial lake, Tsho Rolpa, in Rolwaling Himal, Nepal Himalaya

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  • Brief communication: Updated GAMDAM glacier inventory over high-mountain Asia

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  • Southwest-facing slopes control the formation of debris-covered glaciers in the Bhutan Himalaya

    H. Nagai;K. Fujita;T. Nuimura;A. Sakai

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