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JDR Most Downloaded Papers, Oct. 2026

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No.1 - Vol.21
No.5
(2026)
Regional Impacts of Sea Surface Temperature on Snowfall During the 2024/2025 Early Winter in Japan
Kenta Tamura and Tomonori Sato
heavy snowfall, snow density, sea surface temperature, snowpack characteristics, Japan
No.2 - Vol.21
No.5
(2026)
Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction Frameworks: Challenges and Opportunities for Youth-Led Community Mobilization
Mohammed Mamun Rashid, Mallika Datta, Farzana Ferdous, Al Amin Hossain Sojib, Musarat Jahan Khan Sara, and Raisa Sadia Tun-noor
climate change, DRR, youth engagement, community mobilization, sustainability
No.3 1 Vol.21
No.2
(2026)
Social Impacts of Floods in the Pampanga River Basin: An Analysis from the Perspective of the SDGs
Zhaoxia Pang, Miho Ohara, Naoko Nagumo, Tomohiro Tanaka, and Patricia Ann Jaranilla-Sanchez
flood disaster, sustainable development goals (SDGs), socio-economic impact, community resilience, household survey
No.4 - Vol.21
No.5
(2026)
Characteristics of the Expansion of Land Below Sea Level due to Coseismic Subsidence for Great Earthquakes Along the Nankai Trough
Yuji Dohi, Hiromitsu Nakamura, Hiroyuki Fujiwara, and Sho Akagi
coseismic subsidence, land below sea level, Nankai Trough, great earthquake, multi-hazard
No.4 20 Vol.11
No.5
(2016)
The School Education to Improve the Disaster Response Capacity : A Case of “Kamaishi Miracle”
Toshitaka Katada and Masanobu Kanai
Kamaishi Miracle, disaster education, evacuation, tsunamis
No.5 - Vol.21
No.5
(2026)
Role of Asset Protection Strategies in the Recovery of Productive Assets: Evidence from Nepal’s Earthquake
Nirmal Kumar Raut and Geetanjali Upadhyaya
earthquake, productive assets, recovery, Nepal, asset protection
No.6 - Vol.21
No.5
(2026)
Developing and Evaluating a Flood Disaster Risk Reduction Education Program Using the Web-GIS Teaching Material “YOU@RISK for Children–Flood”
Toshimitsu Nagata, Tai-Young Yi, and Reo Kimura
flood disaster, disaster risk reduction education program, Web-GIS, YOU@RISK, evacuation decision-making
No.6 14 Vol.21
No.2
(2026)
From Resistance to Community Gratitude: The Case of the Leyte Tide Embankment Project, Philippines
Ladylyn L. Mangada
disaster governance, tide embankment, infrastructural citizenship, community perceptions, Philippines
No.7 16 Vol.18
No.4
(2023)
Characterization of the Structural Typologies of Buildings in the Lima Metropolitan Area
Miguel Diaz, Carlos Zavala, Miguel Estrada, and Masashi Matsuoka
Lima metropolitan area, material, structural system, building typology
No.8 6 Vol.16
No.8
(2021)
Developing a Model for Disaster Education to Improve Students’ Disaster Mitigation Literacy
Juhadi, Nur Hamid, Edy Trihatmoko, Meri Herlina, and Elvara Norma Aroyandini
earthquake, tsunami, lamban langgakh, disaster mitigation literacy, integration model
No.9 - Vol.21
No.5
(2026)
Meteorological Drivers of Power Outages During Typhoon SHANSHAN (2024) and Their Regional Lag Characteristics Across Japan
Hiroshi Taniguchi, Shigeru Nagata, Shingo Suzuki, and Go Urakawa
outages, meteorological drivers, lag relationship, regional differences, Typhoon SHANSHAN (2024)
No.10 - Vol.21
No.5
(2026)
Pluralistic Caring in Disaster Contexts: Lessons from the Noto Peninsula Complex Disaster and its Restoration
Ryo Tsuchida, Ryota Yorimasa, Megumi Fujii, and Genta Nakano
caring, good, space, voice/reality, self

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