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A study on social organization in Mongolia: “Materials on nomadic life of the people in the Mongolian People’s Republic, Part II” written by A. D. Simukov Reviewed

KONAGAYA Yuki, SUZUKI Kohei, HOTTA Ayumi, SHINODA Masato, YAMANAKA Norikazu

Journal of Arid Land Studies Vol. 29 ( 1 ) page： 11 - 19 2019.6

Language：Japanese Publisher：The Japanese Association for Arid Land Studies

A. D. Simukov is a researcher who studied about fauna, flora, social structures of nomadic society and so on throughout Mongolia during 1920’s-30’s. We translated one of his papers regarding nomadic life in Övörkhangai prefecture. The paper discussed about locations where herders used as the seasonal camp and grazing site. We can find that livestock groups composed of each species were distributed to different locations by the Lamyn-Gegeen monastery.

DOI： 10.14976/jals.29.1_11

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A study on social organization in Mongolia: “Materials on nomadic life of the people in the Mongolian People’s Republic, Part I” written by A. D. Simukov Reviewed

SUZUKI Kohei, KONAGAYA Yuki, HOTTA Ayumi, SHINODA Masato, YAMANAKA Norikazu

Journal of Arid Land Studies Vol. 28 ( 3 ) page： 229 - 241 2018.12

Language：Japanese Publisher：The Japanese Association for Arid Land Studies

A. D. Simukov is a researcher who studied about fauna, flora, social structures of nomadic society and so on throughout Mongolia during 1920’s-30’s. We translated one of his papers regarding nomadic life and social structures in seasonal camp, which was called hot, in Gurban-Saikhan district of present Ömnögovi prefecture. The paper discussed about locations where herders used as the seasonal camp and grazing site, and structures of hot.

DOI： 10.14976/jals.28.3_229

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Erratum to: Cold-season disasters on the Eurasian steppes: Climate-driven or man-made (Scientific Reports, (2018), 8, 1, (14769), 10.1038/s41598-018-33046-1)

Nandintsetseg B., Shinoda M., Du C., Munkhjargal E.

Scientific Reports Vol. 8 ( 1 ) page： 15905 2018.12

Language：English Publisher：Scientific Reports

This Article contains errors in the Results section. “In the 2000s (Fig. 3a), the country experienced frequent mass mortalities (a total of 30.2 million herds died, which equals 80 million sheep units, SU), with most severe mortality occuring in 2000 through 2002 and 2010 winters.” should read: “In the 2000s (Fig. 3a), the country experienced frequent mass mortalities (a total of 30.2 million herds died, which equals 57.4 million sheep units, SU), with most severe mortality occurring in 2000 through 2002 and 2010 winters.” “As a result, the POPpre rapidly increased, doubling doubling from 25 million heads in 1990 to 52 million in 2014 (Fig. 3e).” should read: “As a result, the POPpre rapidly increased, doubling from 25 million heads in 1990 to 52 million in 2014 (Fig. 3e).”.

DOI： 10.1038/s41598-018-33871-4

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Social Factors Accounting for Local Differences in the Damage Caused by a Meteorological Disaster Reviewed

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

Journal of Arid Land Studies Vol. 27 ( 1 ) page： 1 - 8 2017

Language：Japanese Publisher：The Japanese Association for Arid Land Studies

The livelihoods of Mongolia’s inhabitants have long been jeopardized by repeated natural hazards associated with a harsh environment and a cold and arid climate. Dzud is a Mongolian word denoting harsh winter conditions. The impacts of such hazards often vary considerably, even across adjoining areas. 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 using zoo-meteorological data and socioeconomic data obtained from interviewed herders. The results revealed much lower livestock mortalities in Nariinteel, despite its more severe climatic conditions. The social factors associated with reduced mortalities corresponded to the following actions taken by the herders in relation to the seasonal sequence of movements from summer to winter. These included: (1) conducting frequent and regular long-distance seasonal movements; (2) using pasturelands with a lower overgrazing rate measured in the summer; (3) promoting livestock sales and preparation of winter forage stock; (4) delaying movement to the winter camping site to ensure sufficient winter pasture; and (5) selecting warmer, middle, and lee sides of mountains for winter camp and shelter sites. These findings suggest that proactive herding management entailing careful consideration of local natural and marketing conditions will provide an efficient countermeasure for reducing dzud-induced damage.

DOI： 10.14976/jals.27.1_1

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Integrating dryland disaster science (2)

Tachiiri Kaoru, KOMIYAMA Hiroshi, MORINAGA Yuki, SHINODA Masato

Proceedings of the General Meeting of the Association of Japanese Geographers Vol. 2017a ( 0 ) page： 100047 2017

Integrating dryland disaster science (3)

Kaoru Tachiiri, Kurosaki Yasunori, NANDINTSETSEG Banzragch, ERDENETSETSEG Baasandai, ARIUNAA Chadraabal, BAT-OYUN Tserenpurev, Kohei SUZUKI, SHINODA Masato

Proceedings of the General Meeting of the Association of Japanese Geographers Vol. 2017a ( 0 ) page： 100044 2017

Integrating dryland disaster science (4)

Iijima Yoshihiro, Yong mei, Nandintsetseg Banzragch, Shinoda Masato

Proceedings of the General Meeting of the Association of Japanese Geographers Vol. 2017a ( 0 ) page： 100042 2017

Assessment of drought frequency, severity, and duration and its impacts on vegetation greenness and agriculture production in Mediterranean dryland: A case study in Tunisia Reviewed International coauthorship International journal

Ben Mhenni Nada, Shinoda Masato, Nandintsetseg Banzragch

NATURAL HAZARDS Vol. 105 ( 3 ) page： 2755 - 2776 2021.2

Responses of palatable plants to climate and grazing in semiarid grasslands of Mongolia Reviewed International coauthorship International journal

Nakano Tomoko, Bat-Oyun Tserenpurev, Shinoda Masato

GLOBAL ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION Vol. 24 2020.12

Contributions of multiple climate hazards and overgrazing to the 2009/2010 winter disaster in Mongolia (vol 92, pg S109, 2018) Reviewed International journal

Nandintsetseg Banzragch, Shinoda Masato, Erdenetsetseg Baasandai

NATURAL HAZARDS Vol. 104 ( 3 ) page： 2727 - 2727 2020.12

Recently increased cold air outbreaks over Mongolia and their specific synoptic pattern Reviewed International coauthorship

Munkhjargal Erdenebadrakh, Shinoda Masato, Iijima Yoshihiro, Nandintseteseg Banzragch

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLIMATOLOGY Vol. 40 ( 13 ) page： 5502 - 5514 2020.11

Mitigation of severe wintertime disasters in northern Mongolia through the early implementation of local action Reviewed International coauthorship

Chadraabal Ariunaa, Shinoda Masato, Suzuki Yasuhiro, Komiyama Hiroshi

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF DISASTER RISK REDUCTION Vol. 50 2020.11

The benefit and strategy of spring movements in Mongolian gazelles Reviewed International coauthorship

Imai Shunsuke, Ito Takehiko Y., Shinoda Masato, Tsunekawa Atsushi, Lhagvasuren Badamjav

JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY Vol. 101 ( 2 ) page： 487 - 497 2020.4

Electrical Conductivity, pH, Minerals, and Sensory Evaluation of Airag (Fermented Mare's Milk) Reviewed International journal

Tsuchiya Ryouta, Kawai Takayuki, Bat-Oyun Tserenpurev, Shinoda Masato, Morinaga Yuki

FOODS Vol. 9 ( 3 ) 2020.3

Variability in nomadism: environmental gradients modulate the movement behaviors of dryland ungulates

Nandintsetseg Dejid, Bracis Chloe, Leimgruber Peter, Kaczensky Petra, Buuveibaatar Bayarbaatar, Lkhagvasuren Badamjav, Chimeddorj Buyanaa, Enkhtuvshin Shiilegdamba, Horning Ned, Ito Takehiko Y., Olson Kirk, Payne John, Walzer Chris, Shinoda Masato, Stabach Jared, Songer Melissa, Mueller Thomas

ECOSPHERE Vol. 10 ( 11 ) 2019.11

Aeolian Dispersal of Bacteria Associated With Desert Dust and Anthropogenic Particles Over Continental and Oceanic Surfaces

Maki Teruya, Lee Kevin C., Kawai Kei, Onishi Kazunari, Hong Chun Sang, Kurosaki Yasunori, Shinoda Masato, Kai Kenji, Iwasaka Yasunobu, Archer Stephen D. J., Lacap-Bugler Donnabella C., Hasegawa Hiroshi, Pointing Stephen B.

JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-ATMOSPHERES Vol. 124 ( 10 ) page： 5579 - 5588 2019.5

Nomadic movement of Mongolian gazelles identified through the net squared displacement approach

Imail Shunsuke, Ito Takehiko Y., Kinugasa Toshihiko, Shinoda Masato, Tsunekawa Atsushi, Lhagvasuren Badamjav

MAMMAL STUDY Vol. 44 ( 2 ) page： 111 - 119 2019.4

Ceilometer observationof a dust event in the Gobi Desert on 29 30 April 2015: Sudden arrival of a developed dust storm and trapping of dust within an inversion layer.

Kawai, K., Y. Nishio, K. Kai, J. Noda, E. Munkhjargal, M. Shinoda, N. Sugimoto, A. Shimizu, E. Davaanyam, and D. Batdorj

Science Online Letters on the Atmosphere Vol. 15 page： 52-56 2019.3

Ceilometer Observation of a Dust Event in the Gobi Desert on 29-30 April 2015: Sudden Arrival of a Developed Dust Storm and Trapping of Dust Within an Inversion Layer

Kawai Kei, Nishio Yuta, Kai Kenji, Noda Jun, Munkhjargal Erdenebadrakh, Shinoda Masato, Sugimoto Nobuo, Shimizu Atsushi, Davaanyam Enkhbaatar, Batdorj Dashdondog

SOLA Vol. 15 page： 52 - 56 2019

A study on social organization in Mongolia －“Hotons” written by A. D. Simukov Invited Reviewed

[Konagaya, Y., K. Suzuki, A. Hotta, M. Shinoda, and N. Yamanaka

Journal of Arid Land Studies Vol. 28 ( 3 ) page： 217 - 227 2018.12

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