JP

Organization

Research Division

Practical Research and Collaboration Division
Water Disaster Risk Research Lab
Specially Appointed Assistant Prof.
Ph.D. (Environmental Studies)
Concurrent: Graduate School of Environmental Studies
Research Subject(s)
My research focuses on the interactions between water systems, climate, and society, with an emphasis on understanding environmental changes and assessing risks and vulnerabilities associated with natural hazards. I employ interdisciplinary approaches and quantitative methods to investigate water resources management, climate change impacts, hydrological, and disaster risk reduction. My work aims to advance scientific understanding of environmental dynamics and support sustainable water management, climate resilience, and disaster risk reduction through data-driven analysis and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Key Words
Water Resources Management; Climate Change / Disaster Risk Reduction / Risk and Vulnerability Assessment / Community Scale
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Research Activities

My research investigates the impacts of climate change and environmental variability on water systems and natural hazards, including drought and floods. I aim to improve the understanding of hydrological and environmental processes and their implications for human and natural systems.

I develop data-driven approaches to assess disaster risks and vulnerabilities using climate data, remote sensing, geospatial analysis, and statistical modeling. My work focuses on identifying spatial and temporal patterns of hazards and understanding how environmental conditions and socioeconomic factors influence vulnerability.

My research aims to support evidence-based disaster risk reduction, climate adaptation, and sustainable water resources management. I am interested in translating scientific findings into practical insights that strengthen community resilience and support sustainable development, particularly in regions vulnerable to climate-related hazards.

Selected Works

Irawan, A. N. R., & Komori, D. (2026). Scale-dependent insights into agricultural drought-yield dynamics: a sociohydrological comparison across spatial resolutions in Indonesia. Frontiers in Water, 8, 1843181.
https://doi.org/10.3389/frwa.2026.1843181

Irawan, A. N. R., & Komori, D. (2025). Long term variability of agricultural drought’s characteristic in Indonesia. Journal of Agricultural Meteorology, 81(4), 203-213. https://doi.org/10.2480/agrmet.D-24-00024

Irawan, A. N. R., & Komori, D. (2025). Assessing agricultural drought vulnerability: exploring historical drought hotspots in Indonesia through high-resolution satellite imagery. Hydrological Research Letters, 19(4), 313-318.
https://doi.org/10.3178/hrl.25-00025

Irawan, A. N. R., & Komori, D. (2024). Beyond fixed dates and coarse resolution: developing a dynamic dry season crop calendar for paddy in Indonesia from 2001 to 2021. Agronomy, 14(3), 564. https://doi.org/10.3390/agronomy14030564

Irawan, A. N. R., Komori, D., & Hendrawan, V. S. A. (2023). Correlation analysis of agricultural drought risk on wet farming crop and meteorological drought index in the tropical-humid region: Correlation analysis of agricultural drought risk on wet farming crop and meteorological drought index in the trop

Selected Memberships
  • the Society of Agricultural Meteorology of Japan
Selected Awards
  • Professional Master for Sustainable Development from IELP