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Lessons and prospects of research on herders' adaptive and recovery behavior to natural disasters—case of Dzud in Mongolia— [in Japanese]

NAKAMURA Hiroshi

… In Mongolia, the natural disaster dzud … Dzuds … This paper reviews previous articles based on empirical research on how Mongolian herders can avoid the effects of dzuds …

Journal of Arid Land Studies 29(3), 103-113, 2019

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Analysis of Effects of Education on Pastoral Disaster Avoidance Behaviors in Mongolia—Case Study of a Dzud in 2010, Dundgobi Pref., Mongolia— [in Japanese]

NAKAMURA Hiroshi

… In Mongolia, dzuds … Previous studies have shown that otors, grazing trips that separate livestock from commonly used rangelands, mitigate the decline in livestock numbers caused by dzuds. … Also, it has become clear that households that undertake otors …

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 32(6), 193-203, 2019

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Analysis of Factors Causing Herders to Leave Rangeland after Natural Disaster:Case Study of a?Dzud?in 2010, Dundgobi Pref., Mongolia [in Japanese]

NAKAMURA Hiroshi

… The natural disaster "Dzud" … The survey was conducted in Dundgobi Pref., which had the largest decline in the number of livestock in the country when a dzud … 45 of the 138 herders' households were no longer grazing after the dzud. …

Papers on Environmental Information Science ceis33(0), 157-162, 2019

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Analysis of Factors for Herders Changing Jobs After Natural Disasters in Mongolia—Case Study of a Dzud in 2010, Dundgobi Pref., Mongolia— [in Japanese]

NAKAMURA Hiroshi

… In Mongolia, the natural disaster Dzud … Dzuds have adverse effects on mobile pastoralism, which is a key industry in Mongolia. … The objective of this study is to quantitatively analyze the factors and trends of herders changing their occupations after dzuds. …

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 32(5), 153-163, 2019

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Survival Strategies and Environmental Adaptability of Nomadic Animal Herders in Western Mongolia::Using Traditional Ecological Knowledge (T.E.K.) to Predict and Lessen of Winter Disasters "Dzud" [in Japanese]

SOMA Takuya

ABSTRACTS of the Annual Meeting, The Human Geographical Society of Japan 0(0), 84-85, 2017

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Integrating dryland disaster science (1):An overview [in Japanese]

Shinoda Masato

… Events can be characterized as the ‘4Ds’: drought, dzud …

Proceedings of the General Meeting of the Association of Japanese Geographers 2017a(0), 100022, 2017

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Social Factors Accounting for Local Differences in the Damage Caused by a Meteorological Disaster:- A Case Study of the 2009-2010 Dzud in Mongolia - [in Japanese]

DU Chunling , SHINODA Masato , KOMIYAMA Hiroshi , OZAKI Takahiro , SUZUKI Kohei

… Dzud … Given this situation, this study aimed to identify the social factors accounting for local differences between Taragt and Nariinteel Counties of Ovorkhangai Province during the 2009-2010 dzud …

Journal of Arid Land Studies 27(1), 1-8, 2017

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Potential Use of Brewers' Grain as an Animal Feed in and around Population Centers in Mongolia

YAMASAKI Seishi , BAYARAA Baasanjalbuu , SUGIRJARGAL Bayarmaa , GANTUMR Chuluunbat , KAMIYA Yasuo , SED-OCHIR Zolzaya , NONAKA Kazuhisa

The potential use of brewers' grain (BG) for animal feed was estimated, targeting Ulaanbaatar and Tuv Prefecture in Mongolia. Relative data such as numbers of animals in the country and areas …

Journal of Arid Land Studies 26(2), 59-63, 2016

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Analysis of Livestock Mortality due to Natural Disasters in Mongolia:—The Natural Disaster 'Dzud' in 2010, Dundgobi Pref. [in Japanese]

NAKAMURA Hiroshi

… Mongolia, the natural disaster 'Dzud' occurs from winter to spring by complex factors, e.g., snow, storms, low temperatures, and lack of vegetation.The objective of this study is to analyze the causal relationship between livestock mortality numbers and the complex factors of Dzud.Surveys were conducted in Dundgobi Prefecture, the most …

Journal of International Development Studies 24(2), 67-79, 2015

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Internal Regional Migration Analysis and Modeling of Population Concentration for Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

TSUTSUMIDA Narumasa , SAIZEN Izuru

… Large livestock losses were also an important factor during the period in which the huge natural hazard, called the dzud, occurred. …

Papers on Environmental Information Science ceis28(0), 25-30, 2014

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Mobile Pastoralism and Problems of Pastureland Management:—An Approach from the Case of Mongolia— [in Japanese]

MINATO Kunio

… The same is the case of Mongolia, where misuse of pastureland promoted the damage of natural disaster dzud …

Journal of International Development Studies 13(2), 1-13, 2004

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