OKI Taikan

OKI Taikan is a Professor at The University of Tokyo, Department of CE. His research focuses on Human Geoscience, Water/Climate Change and Sustainable Development, and Risk Management on Global Environmental Changes. His work explores the intersections of environmental science and societal challenges, emphasizing sustainable development and climate resilience. Oki's research contributes to understanding and mitigating risks associated with global environmental changes. His academic profile is available at http://hydro.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~taikan/Home.html.

Taikan Oki is a researcher at the University of Tokyo, specializing in global hydrology, water resources, and climate change. His work focuses on understanding the interactions between hydrological cycles, water availability, and climate dynamics. Oki has contributed significantly to the study of global water scarcity, flood risks, and the impacts of climate change on river discharge. His research includes the development of models for assessing water resources and the analysis of land-atmosphere coupling processes. He has also explored the effects of human interventions on water scarcity hotspots and the design of global river routing models.