Development of early-warning systems for mitigating the risk caused by climate disasters through technological enhancement of resource monitoring and crop-model simulation

Development of early-warning systems for mitigating the risk caused by climate disasters through technological enhancement of resource monitoring and crop-model simulation

by Osamu Koyama, Satoshi Uchida

Part of JIRCAS working report -- no. 50.

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