Tadashi Suetsugi (末次忠司, Suetsugi Tadashi, born 1958) is a Japanese academic, civil engineer and writer interested in hydrology, comprehensive river engineering and disaster mitigation.[1]
Tadashi is an administrator in Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT). He played a leadership role in the Edogawa River Project, also known as the G-Cans project.[2]
Selected works
editIn a statistical overview derived from writings by and about Tadashi Suetsugi, OCLC/WorldCat encompasses roughly 10+ works in 10+ publications in 1 language and 10+ library holdings.[3]
- 現場技術者のための河川構造物維持管理の実際 (2005)
- 河川の減災マニュアル: 現場で役立つ実践的減災読本 (2009)
- 河川技術ハンドブック: 総合河川学から見た治水・環境 (2010)
- Research papers
Tadashi is the lead author of a range of technical notes published by the National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM), e.g.,
- No. 32, "Influence of Sediment Transport on Topography and Bed Material Change at River Mouth Estuary," March 2002.
- No. 69, "Improvement of the Riverbed Fluctuation Model For the Prediction of Sediment Transport in the Case of Hinuma River," March 2003.
- No. 158, "Hydraulic Resistance by Flexible and Tall Plant Communities," January 2004.
- No. 231, "Keynote for Sediment Management Policy for the sake of Watershed Management considering Spatial-time Discontinuity of Sediment Flow," March 2005.
- No. 234, "Study on the prediction method of the erosion width of cohesive banks by flood flow," March 2005.
- No. 236, "Sediment and Nutrient transport at Terrestrial Environment and River Mouth Estuary," March 2005.
Notes
edit- ^ University of Yamanashi, International Research Center for River Basin Environment, Tadashi Suetsugi
- ^ Tadashi was featured on the Discovery Channel television program, Building the Future: Surviving Climate Change.
- ^ WorldCat Identities: 末次忠司
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