The morning sun at Tokiwa Park in Ube City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, does more than illuminate the emerald waters of Tokiwa Lake. It falls on a kind of social contract so smoothly that it barely registers as one. Families spread mats across lawns that look tended by a jeweller rather than a gardener. Children chase the […]
Author Archives: Arnob Bormudoi
Arnob Bormudoi is a Remote Sensing Engineer at New Space Intelligence, Japan and an Associate Professor (Projects) at Yamaguchi University, Japan who studies floods, droughts and coastal hazards from space. He has spent more than a decade turning satellite data into hazard maps and risk assessments for Japanese government agencies and international partners, and has taught and trained students and professionals across Asia. He can be reached at: [email protected]