Jun Inoue, Ph.D. aaaaaLink to Google scholar site
Professor
Department of Geosciences,
Osaka Metropolitan University
Research Field
Environmental Science
Quaternary Science
Paleoenvironment
Introduction
Jun Inoue currently works at the Department of Geosciences, Osaka Metropolitan University. His research focuses on paleoenvironmental science related to climate dynamics and human land use during the Quaternary period. Additionally, his work encompasses the study of particulate pollutants in environmental science, particularly those emitted from industrial activities since the Industrial Revolution. His studies examine the impact of past fires, including naturally occurring wildfires, anthropogenic fires, and the combustion of fossil fuels in industrial activities, on the natural environment.
Publications
Sayedi et al (2024): Assessing changes in global fire regimes. Fire Ecology, 20: 18. OPEN ACCESS
Inoue J. and Sunada K. (2023): Direct effect of orbital-insolation variation on long-term wildfire activity in central Japan demonstrated using a fuel moisture model. Modeling Earth Systems and Environment, 9, 2981-2986. Abstract Full text (self-archiving)
Vachula R. S., Ojeda A. S. Henderson E. D., and Inoue J. (2023): The DiSCPersal model: a simple model for the small-scale atmospheric transport of spheroidal carbonaceous particles (SCPs). Chemosphere, 328, 138547. DOI: 10.1016/j.chemosphere.2023.138547.Abstract
Kuwae M., Finney B. P., Shi Z., Sakaguchi A., Tsugeki N., Omori T., Agusa T., Suzuki Y., Yokoyama Y., Hinata H., InoueJ. et al (2022): The Beppu Bay, Japan, as a candidate Global Boundaries Stratotype Section and Point for the Anthropocene series. The Anthropocene Review. DOI: 10.1177/20530196221135077.OPEN ACCESS
Inoue J., Takenaka N., Okudaira T., and Kuwae M. (2022): The record of sedimentary spheroidal carbonaceous particles (SCPs) in Beppu Bay, southern Japan, compared to historical trends of industrial activity and atmospheric pollution: Further evidence for SCPs as a marker for Anthropocene industrialization. The Anthropocene Review. DOI: 10.1177/20530196221076577. Abstract Full text (self-archiving)
Hayashi N. and Inoue J. (2022): Vegetation transition from the terminal Pleistocene to early Holocene reconstructed from phytolith records in the southernmost part of mainland Japan. Review of Paleobotany and Palynology, 104681. Abstract
Howlett D. S., Stewart J. R., Inoue J., Saito M., Lee D. K., Wang H., Yamada T., Nishiwaki A., Fernández F. G., and Toma Y. (2022): Source and accumulation of soil carbon along catena toposequences over 12,000 years in three semi-natural Miscanthus sinensis grasslands in Japan. Agriculture, 12, 88. OPEN ACCESS
Harrison S. P. et al. (Inoue, J.: 32th author) (2022): The Reading Palaeofire database: an expanded global resource to document changes in fire regimes from sedimentary charcoal records. Earth System Science Data, 14, 1109-1124.OPEN ACCESS
Inoue J., Okuyama C., Hayashi R., and Inouchi Y. (2021): Postglacial anthropogenic fires related to cultural changes in central Japan, inferred from sedimentary charcoal records spanning glacial–interglacial cycles. Journal of Quaternary Science, 36, 628-637. Abstract
Hayashi N., Inoue Y., Kawano T., and Inoue J. (2021): Phytoliths as an indicator of change in vegetation related to the huge volcanic eruption at 7.3 ka in the southernmost part of Kyushu, southern Japan. The Holocene, 31, 709-719. Abstract
Inoue J., Moritsugu K., Okudaira T., and Osada K. (2020): Elemental compositions and sizes of carbonaceous fly ash particles from atmospheric deposition collected at Cape Hedo, Okinawa, Japan: Implications for their long-range transportation and source region variation. Atmospheric Pollution Research, 11, 393-400. Abstract Full text (self-archiving)
Hayashi N., Kawano T. and Inoue J. (2019): Long-term response of respective grass types to variations in fire frequency in central Japan, inferred from phytolith and macrocharcoal records in cumulative soils deposited during the Holocene. Quaternary International. Abstract Full text (self-archiving)
Inoue J., Okuyama, C. and Takemura K. (2018): Long-term fire activity under the East Asian monsoon responding to spring insolation, vegetation type, global climate, and human impact inferred from charcoal records in Lake Biwa sediments in central Japan. Quaternary Science Reviews, 179, 59-68. Abstract Full text (self-archiving)
Inoue J., Yoshie A., Tanaka T., Onji T. and Inoue Y. (2017): Disappearance and alteration process of charcoal fragments in cumulative soils studied using Raman spectroscopy. Geoderma, 285, 164-172.OPEN ACCESS
Inoue J., Okunaka R. and Kawano T. (2016)：Relationship between past vegetation type and fire frequency in western Japan inferred from phytolith and charcoal records in cumulative soils. Quaternary International, 397, 513-522. Abstract Full text (self-archiving)
Inoue J., Momose A., Okudaira T., Murakami-Kitase A., Yamazaki H. and Yoshikawa S. (2014)：Chemical compositions of East Asian fly ash particles: Implications for their long-range transportation. Atmospheric Environment. OPEN ACCESS
Inoue J., Tomozawa A. and Okudaira T. (2013)：The use of size distributions of spheroidal carbonaceous particles in swimming pool deposits for evaluating atmospheric particle behaviour. Water, Air, & Soil Pollution. Abstract Full text (self-archiving)
Momose A., Inoue J., Murakami-Kitase A., Okudaira T. and Yoshikawa S. （2012） Characteristic differences in the chemical composition of spheroidal carbonaceous particles (SCPs) in Japanese and Chinese cities. Water, Air, & Soil Pollution, 223, 4761-4767. Abstract Full text (self-archiving)
Inoue J., Nishimura R. and Takahara H.（2012）A 7500-year history of intentional fires and changing vegetation on the Soni Plateau, Central Japan, reconstructed from macroscopic charcoal and pollen records within mire sediment. Quaternary International, 254, 12-17. Abstract Full text (self-archiving)
Hayashi R., Inoue J., Makino M. and Takahara H.（2012）Vegetation history and composition of Quercus subgenus Lepidobalanus trees for the last 17,000 years based on a pollen record by using SEM from Sonenuma Swamp, in the eastern shore area of Lake Biwa. Quaternary International, 254, 99-106. Abstract
Okunaka R., Kawano T. and Inoue J. (2012) Holocene history of intentional fires and grassland development on the Soni Plateau, Central Japan, reconstructed from phytolith and macroscopic charcoal records within cumulative soils, combined with paleoenvironmental data from mire sediments. The Holocene, 22, 793-800. Full text (self-archiving)
Daniau A. L., Bartlein P., Harrison S., Brewer S., Friendlingstein P., Harrison-Prentice T., Inoue, J et al. (61 authors) (2012) : Predictability of biomass burning in response to climate changes. Global Biogeochemical Cycles. Abstract Full text
Hirakawa E., Murakami-Kitase A., Okudaira T., Inoue J., Yamazaki H. and Yoshikawa S.（2011）Spheroidal carbonaceous particles (SCPs) as an indicator of local combustion history: an example from sediment core samples from Japan and China. Environmental Earth Sciences, 64, 833-840.Abstract Full text (self-archiving)
Murakami-Kitase A., Okudaira T. and Inoue J.（2010）Relationship between surface morphology and chemical composition of spheroidal carbonaceous particles within sediment core samples recovered from Osaka Bay, Japan. Environmental Earth Sciences, 59, 1723-1729. Abstract
Inoue J. and Inoue Y.（2009）：Comparison of the reflectances of black plant fragments in melanic Andisols with those of fresh charcoal from modern fires. Soil Science and Plant Nutrition, 55, 358-362. Abstract pdf
Saito-Kokubu Y., Yasuda K., Magara M., Miyamoto Y., Sakurai S., Usuda S., Yamazaki H., Yoshikawa S., Nagaoka S., Mitamura M., Inoue J. and Murakami A.（2008）：Depositional records of plutonium and 137Cs released from Nagasaki atomic bomb in sediment of Nishiyama reservoir at Nagasaki. Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 99, 211-217. Abstract
Power, M. J. et al. (Inoue, J.: 48th author in 84 authors) （2008）：Changes in fire regimes since the Last Glacial Maximum: an assessment based on a global synthesis and analysis of charcoal. Climate Dynamics, 30, 887-907. Abstract Full text (self-archiving)
Inoue J. and Yoshikawa S.（2003）: Identification of charcoal in Quaternary sediment and estimation of the charred temperature by reflectance measurements,H/C ratio analysis and observation by reflectance and scannning electron microscopy. Journal of Geoscience, Osaka City University, 46, 127-134. Full text