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Climatic Changes in Japan since the Pliocene Epoch

Matajiro YOKOYAMA

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To examine climatic changes in Japan since the Pliocene Epoch and their significance for digital preservation.
Gathering data on climatic changes over the Pliocene Epoch in Japan.
Developing digital collections to archive relevant findings.
Providing long-term access to these resources via an online system.
Establishment of a system for electronic storage of academic outputs.
Increased availability of archival data related to Japan's climate history.
Long-term preservation strategies that support future research efforts.

Implication

This analysis explores climatic changes in Japan, highlighting digital resources for global sharing, suggesting enhanced preservation strategies.

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Matajiro YOKOYAMA (1911) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d0adc2659487ece0fa4358 https://doi.org/10.15083/00037761

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