MATSUBA Yoshinao

MATSUBA Yoshinao is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil Eng. at The University of Tokyo. His research focuses on Coastal Hydrodynamics, Remote Sensing, and Disaster Prevention. He has contributed to studies on nearshore waves, infragravity waves, wave runup, and bathymetry estimation. MATSUBA has published extensively in journals such as Coastal Engineering, Journal of Geophysical Research, and PLOS ONE, with work on tsunami dynamics, wave modeling, and remote sensing applications. He has also collaborated on projects involving UAV-based monitoring and disaster response analysis.

Yoshinao Matsuba is a coastal engineer at the University of Tokyo, specializing in coastal dynamics and disaster mitigation. His research focuses on nearshore bathymetry estimation, tsunami propagation, and storm surge analysis using advanced technologies such as UAVs and lidar-camera fusion systems. Matsuba's work includes post-disaster surveys of storm surges and waves, as well as the study of infragravity wave dynamics and their impact on coastal morphology. His research also examines the effects of extreme weather events, such as typhoons, on coastal environments and wave runup. Matsuba's contributions highlight the importance of real-time monitoring and data analysis in understanding and mitigating coastal hazards.