Institute of Technology of Cambodia - Research and Innovation Center - SATREPS - PAER

Platform for Aquatic Ecosystem Research

Platform for Aquatic Ecosystem Research (PAER) is a research platform launched in Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC) as an outcome of the project entitled "Establishment of Environmental Conservation Platform of Tonle Sap Lake" under the SATREPS program. The platform was initiated to continue the mission of the project and other additional goals which include promoting research, development and education in environmental science and technology focusing on aquatic ecosystems under the tropical climate.

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Serving as a hub (i.e. liaison) for connecting individuals and organizations regarding research, technical supports and management on Tonle Sap water environment

Library with relevant books, journal papers, proceedings and movies related to SASTREP projects

Publishing research report/journal in a regular basis (i.e., Tropical Limnology, Tropical Lake)

Collaboration with MOE, TSA, and MOWRAM by enhancing and supporting evidence-based environmental management policy to the related governmental agencies

Maintaining the environmental database about Tonle Sap Lake

Preparing of the overall implementation plan of PAER at ITC including a long-term vision of curriculums with PAER

Preparing of the overall implementation plan of PAER at ITC including a long-term vision of curriculums with PAER

Holding regular academic meeting/conference

Other issues necessary for establishment of PAER

Our Facilities (Office and Laboratories)

The Platform for Aquatic Ecosystem Research (PAER) consists of two main facilities including:


  • PAER Office (A-113)
  • PAER Laboratories (4 main laboratories)


PAER Office

(A-111)

Environmental Microbiology Lab. (104-H)

Environmental Chemistry Lab. (304-H)

Molecular Biology Lab.

(102-H)

Environmental Observation Lab.

(A-108)

PAER Office (A-111)

- Consists of 1 meeting room; office area; exhibition space for​ projects' leaflets, books, journal papers, proceedings, and movies, and a bulletin board showcasing any announcement on PAER-related activities.


- Location: Room A-113, Building A (Ground Floor), Institute of Technology of Cambodia


- Contact Information: pare@itc.edu.kh or (+855) 89 984 291



PAER Laboratories

Environmental Chemistry Laboratory (Room 304-H)

Environmental Chemistry Lab. was established through the SATSTREP- Tonlesap Lake Project since 2018. Currently, this lab. is under the management of Platform for Aquatic Ecosystem and Research (PAER).


The main activity in this Environmental Chemistry Lab. is the analysis of environmental contaminants including pesticides, total organic carbons, micropollutants, etc.


Main Analytical Instruments include GC-MS, TOC analyzer, IC, Digital Microscopy, Spectrophotmer, etc.

  • Location: Room 304-H, Building H (2nd Floor), Institute of Technology of Cambodia



Responsible Person:

Dr. PENG Chanthol

Laboratory Manager

Email: peng@itc.edu.kh

Tel: (+855) 89 984 291

Mrs. CHANTO Monychot Tepy Laboratory Assitant Manager

Email: tepy.itc@gmail.com

Tel: (+855) 69 711 207

Environmental Microbiology Laboratory (Room 104-H)

Environmental Microbiology Lab. was established through the SATSTREP- Tonlesap Lake Project since 2018. Currently, this lab. is under the management of Platform for Aquatic Ecosystem and Research (PAER).


The main activities in this Environmental Microbiology Lab. is the analysis of microbial including media preparation, bacteria culture, bacteria isolation, etc. Samples being analyzed include water, soil, fish, etc.

  • Location: Room 104-H, Building H (Ground Floor), Institute of Technology of Cambodia


Responsible Person:

Mr. MA Chiva

Lecturer-Researcher of WAE Unit

Email: tepy.itc@gmail.com

Tel: (+855) 69 711 207

Dr. PENG Chanthol

Laboratory Manager

Email: peng@itc.edu.kh

Tel: (+855) 89 984 291

Molecular Biology Laboratory (Room 102-H)

Molecular Biology Lab. was established in 2023. Currently, this lab. is under the management of Platform for Aquatic Ecosystem and Research (PAER). This Lab. aims to integrate the capacity of RIC research related to genetics and molecular biology diagnostics.


The main activities in this Molecular Biology Lab. include molecular microbiology diagnostics such as PCR, q-PCR, Agro-Gel electrophoresis; resistant gene maker analysis, and Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) i.e. Nanopore Sequencing.

  • Location: Room 102-H, Building H (Ground Floor), Institute of Technology of Cambodia



Responsible Person:

Dr. PENG Chanthol

Laboratory Manager

Email: peng@itc.edu.kh

Tel: (+855) 89 984 291

Mr. HENG Oudom

Lecturer-Researcher of FTN Unit

Email: heng.oudom@itc.edu.kh

Tel: (+855) 85 727 006

Environmental Observation Laboratory (Room A-108)

Environmental Observation Lab. was established through the SATSTREP- Tonlesap Lake Project since 2018. Currently, this lab. is under the management of Platform for Aquatic Ecosystem and Research (PAER).


The main activities in this Environmental Observation Lab. are analyzing the physicochemical quality of environmental samples i.e. basic water quality measurement; sample preparation; field survey preparation.

  • Location: Room A-108, Building A (Ground Floor), Institute of Technology of Cambodia



Responsible Person:

Dr. PENG Chanthol

Laboratory Manager

Email: peng@itc.edu.kh

Tel: (+855) 89 984 291

Ms. DOEURN Seyha

Lecturer-Researcher of WAE unit

Email: doeurn.seyha@itc.edu.kh

Tel: (+855) 11 248 886

Our Services

What services?

Water and Wastewater Quality Analysis

Microbiology Quality Analysis

Molecular Biology Analysis

Chemical Contaminants Analysis

PAER Management Team

As the Platform for Aquatic Ecosystem Research (PAER) operates under the Institute of Technology of Cambodia, the management of PAER progress under several structures including:






PAER Organizational Structure

PAER Core Members

PAER Laboratory Management Structure

Dr. PENG Chanthol

Laboratory Manager

Email: peng@itc.edu.kh

Tel: (+855) 89 984 291

About SATREPS in Cambodia

Science and Technology Research Partnership for Sustainable Development (SATREPS) is a Japanese government program that promotes international joint research targeting global issues. The program is a collaboration between two Japanese government agencies: the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). In Cambodia, the project “Establishment of Environmental Conservation Platform of Tonle Sap Lake” started under SATREPS program, which is a 5-year project starting from April 2016 to March 2021 and has a satellite office located in Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC). The main institutions of the projects are: (1) Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan, and (2) Institute of Technology of Cambodia, Cambodia.

Tonle Sap Lake basin, Cambodia

Research Theme

SATREPS' project targets

To establish state-of-the-art research-oriented structures and facilities in ITC

To promote science-based management to the government of Cambodia


To develop the Tonle Sap Water Environmental Platform (TSWEP) and make it one of the benchmarks in freshwater ecology and management studies in Southeast Asia


SATREPS project's outcome for societies

Promotion of Science and Engineering

Development of Analysis Tool of Water Environments of TSL

Creation of Tonle Sap Water Environmental Platform

Quantification of environmental impacts on TSL and its marginal regions

Quantification of the impact of global climate change in the region

Support the establishment of environmental quality standards of the lake

Support the establishment of surface water standard

Status and Policy Recommendation

PAER Policy Guide

Proceeding of the 6th International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes

About Tonle Sap Lake

Tonle Sap Lake in General



  • Location: 12°53′N 104°04′E


  • Tonle Sap Great Lake, in central Cambodia, is the largest natural lake in Southeast Asia


  • The size of the lake varies seasonally, expanding from the dry 2,5000 km2 season to 15,000 km2 in the wet season.


  • The direction of flow in the lake also changes twice per year. The lake receives water from the Mekong River via the Tonle Sap River during the wet season causing the water level in the lake to rise and discharging the water back into the Mekong River in the dry season.

Location map for Tonle Sap Lake, indicating the extent of permanent inundation and the seasonal inundation area (Campbell et al., 2006)

Water level throughout the season collected year 1992-2001 (Sukkla et al., 2003)

Value of Tonle Sap Lake



  • The Tonle Sap Lake is a fascinating system of great intrinsic value, and of great economic and cultural value to the people of Cambodia.


Problem in Tonle Sap Lake

  • Human population growth in the basin, over-harvesting of aquatic resources, and the possible impacts of hydrological changes in the Mekong River are the three most pressing threats to the Tonle Sap Lake ecosystem.
  • Sedimentation is another concern in this lake.
  • It is of serious concern that Tonle Sap may be impacted by developments initiated in countries outside Cambodia.

Publication & Database

Publication list of the Science and Technology Research Partnership for Sustainable Development (SATREPS - JST/JICA: grant-number JPMJSA1503) project on “Establishment of Environmental Conservation Platform of Tonle Sap Lake” until March 2019.

1. Siev S. Paringit EC, Yoshimura C, Hul S. (2016) Seasonal changes in the inundation area and water volume of the Tonle Sap River and its floodplain. Hydrology 2016, 3, 33.


2. Siev S, Suif Z, Yoshimura C, Paringit EC, Hul S. Potential impacts of climate change on inundation and sediment dynamics in the floodplain of Tonle Sap River, Proceedings Of 7th Regional Symposium on Infrastructure Development, 2015, pp. 284-289.


3. Suif Z, Yoshimura C, Saavedra O, Hul S. Potential impacts of climate change and planned dams on suspended sediment dynamics in Mekong River Basin. Proceedings of 15th Science Council of Asia Conference and International Symposium, 2015, pp. 119-124.


4. Siev S, Yang H, Ty S, Uk S, Song L, Kodikara D, Oeurng C, Hul S, Yoshimura C. (2018) Sediment Dynamics in a Large Shallow Lake Characterized by Seasonal Flood Pulse in Southeast Asia. Science of the Total Environment, 631–632 (2018) 597–607


5. Suif Z, Yoshimura C, Saavedra O, Ahmad N and Hul S (2017) Suspended sediment dynamics changes in mekong river basin: possible impacts of dams and climate change. International Journal of GEOMATE 12: 140-145.


6. Siev S, Yang H, Sok T, Uk S, Soung L, Yoshimura C, Oeurng C. (2017) Sedimentation and Resuspension Rates in the Floodplains of Tonle Sap Lake. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes,pp.61-66.


7. Ung P, Peng C, Yuk S, Phoeurn V, Ann V, Mith H, Tan R, Miyanaga K, Tanji Y. (2017) Primary Study on Microbial Consortia in Tonle Sap Lake Water. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.127-132.


8. Kodikara D, Uk S, Yoshimura C, Yang H, Siev S, Song L, Oeurng C. (2017) Contemporary Nitrogen Distribution during Dry Season and its Long-term Trend in Tonle Sap Lake and its River Basins. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.85-90.

9. Chum K, Sok T, Chan R, Heng B, Siev S, Yang H, Yoshimura C, Song L, Oeurng C. (2017) Assessment of Spatial Interpolation Methods to Map Water Quality in Tonle Sap Lake. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes,pp.91-99.


10. Uk S, Kodikara D, Yoshimura C, Yang H, Siev S, Sato M, Sok T, Song L, Oeurng C. (2017) Phosphorus fractions in sediments and its potential exchange with water column in Tonle Sap Lake. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.119-125.


11. Tan R, Chanto MCT, Ung P, Miyanaga K, Tanji Y. (2017) Survival of Escherichia coli K12 in Tonle Sap Lake and Tonle Sap Water by Using Dialysis Membrane as a Supporter. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.133-139.


12. Miyanaga K, Peng C, Ung P, Tan R, Tanji Y. (2017) Investigation of Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria in the Water Environment. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.140-148.


13. Porsry Ung, Chanthol Peng, Sokunsreiroat Yuk, Vannak An, Hasika Mith, Reasmey Tan, Kazuhiko Miyanaga, Yasunori Tanji. Fate of Escherichia coli in Dialysis Device Exposed into Sewage Influent and Activated Sludge. Journal of Water and Health.2018, 16 (3): 380-390.


14. Ung P, Un S, Chheun S, Aun S, Sann S, Tan R, Miyanaga K, Tanji Y. (2018) Analysis of Total Bacterial Concentration and Microbial Community in Waters Used by Floating Villagers, Tonle Sap Lake. Proceedings of the 11th Regional Conference on Environmental Engineering 2018 Jointly held with the 3rd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.320-324.


15. Peng C, Ung P, Miyanaga K, Tan R, Tanji Y. (2018) Response of Bacterial Community in Sewage Influent to Antibiotic Treatment. Proceedings of the 11th Regional Conference on Environmental Engineering 2018 Jointly held with the 3rd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.133-136.


16. Ann V, Ung P, Uk S, Kodikara D, Siev S, Peng C., Yuk S, Sann S, Khanal R, Tan R, Hul S, Miyanaga k, Fujii M, Yoshimura C, Tanji Y. (2018) Relationship between Microbial Communities and Water Quality in a Large Tropical Lake. Proceedings of the 11th Regional Conference on Environmental Engineering 2018 Jointly held with the 3rd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.277-280.

17. Penh S, Miyanaga K, Ung P, Tan R, Un S, Aun S, Cheun S, Tanji Y. (2018) Study the Effects of PAC Coagulant and Ca(OCl)2 on Escherichia fergusonii and T4 Phage. Proceedings of the 11th Regional Conference on Environmental Engineering 2018 Jointly held with the 3rd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.178-181.


18. Aun S, Tan R, Un S, Cheun S, Peng C, Ung P, Miyanaga K, Tanji Y. (2018) Monitoring the Pathogenic Bacteria in Mekong River and Tonle Sap River. Proceedings of the 11th Regional Conference on Environmental Engineering 2018 Jointly held with the 3rd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.329-332.


19. Ung P, Chanto M, Un S, Cheun S, Kong S, Sann S, Ann V, Tan R, Miyanaga K, Tanji Y. (2018) Status of biological water quality of main rivers connected to Tonle Sap lake, Cambodia. Proceedings Of 17th World Lake Conference, pp.400-402.


20. Tan R, Che Ratana, Chanto M, Phal S, Ung P, Un S, Chhien L, Thong S, Peng C, Miyanaga K, Tanji Y. (2018) Survival of Escherichia coli K12 and Detection of Antibiotic-resistant Bacteria in Tonle Sap, Mekong and Basac Rivers. Proceedings of the 17th World Lake Conference, pp.403-405.


21. K. Miyanaga, P. Ung, C. Peng, S. Yuk, V. Ann, R. Tan, Y. Tanji. (2018) Analyses of microbial consortia in water and sediment samples of Tonle Sap lake, Proceedings of 17th World Lake Conference, pp.1165-1167.


22. Nakatani, K , Nasukawa, K, and Fujii, M, Influence of lake water quality on cyanobacterial toxin production and microbial diversity, Proceedings of the 11th Regional Conference on Environmental Engineering 2018 Jointly held with the 3nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.109-112.


23. Tanaka T , Yoshioka H (2018) : Numerical stability analysis of the local inertial equation with semi- and fully-implicit friction term treatments, Journal of Advanced Simulation in Science and Engineering, Vol. 4, No. 2, 162-175.


24. Tanaka T, Yoshioka H, Siev S, Fujii H, Fujihara Y, Hoshikawa K, Ly S, Yoshimura C. (2018) : An integrated hydrological-hydraulic model for simulating surface water dynamics in Tonle Sap Lake and its floodplain, Water, 10(9), 1213


25. Tanaka T., Yoshioka H., Siev S., Fujii H., Ly S., and Yoshimura C.: Performance comparison of the three numerical methods to discretize the local inertial equation for stable shallow water computation, Methods and Applications for Modeling and Simulation of Complex Systems (Communications in Communications in Computer and Information Science, Vol. 946), Springer, Singapore, pp. 451-465, 2018.


26. Nakamura T, Murakami S, Lun S, Fujii H (2019) Efficacy of a GPGPU-Acceleration to inundation flow simulation in Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia, Engineering Journal, Vol. 29, No. 1.


27. Tanaka K, Fujihara Y, Hoshikawa K, Fujii H (2019) Development of a floodwater-level estimation method using satellite images and a digital elevation model for the Mekong floodplain. Hydrological Sciences Journal.


28. Phoeurn, C., and S. Ly, 2018. “Assessment of Satellite Rainfall Estimates as a Pre-Analysis for Water Environment Analytical Tools: A Case Study for Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia”, Engineering Journal (Eng. J.), vol. 22, no. 1, pp. 229-241.


29. Sokly Siev, Michitaka Sato, Ichiro Yoneda, Rajendra Khanal, Sarann Ly, Hideto Fujii and Chihiro Yoshimura(2018), Integration of hydrological and hydraulic models for simulating flood pulse and inundation area in Tonle Sap Lake, Proceedings of The 3rd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.286-289.


30. Chhorvin Vann, Sarann Tann, Seingheng Hul, Sophea Chheun, Kong Chhuon, Chihiro Yoshimura (2018). Seasonal Assessment of Nutrient concentrations in the Floating Community at Chhnok Tru in Tonle Sap Biosphere Reserve, Cambodia, Proceedings of The 3rd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.290-294.


31. Ilan Ich, Ty Sok, Vinhteang Kaing, Chantha Oeurng, Layheang Song, Sokly Siev, Sovannara Uk, Marith Mong, Rajendra Khanal, Yoshimura Chihiro(2018)Application of Multivariate Techniques in the Assessment of Spatial Surface Water Quality in Tonle Sap Lake, Cambodia, Proceedings of The 3rd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, PP.299-302.


32. Vinhteang Kaing, Ty Sok, Ilan Ich, Chantha Oeurng, Layheang Song, Sokly Siev,Sovannara Uk, Marith Mong, Danet Hak, Rajendra Khanal, Yoshimura Chihiro(2018)Contemporary Water Quality Status in Floating Villages in Tonle Sap Lake: Case study in Chhnok Trou Villages, Proceedings of The 3rd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes. pp.303-306


33. Uk S, Yoshimura C, Siev S, Try S, Yang H, Oeurng C, Li S, and Hul S. (2018). Tonle Sap Lake: Current Status and Important Research Directions for Environmental Management. Lakes and Reservoirs: Research and Management 23: 177-189.


34. Sok Ty, Ich Ilan, Yang Heejun, Oeurmg Chantha, Song Layheang, Siev Sokly, Uk Sovannara, Mong Marith, Hul Seingheng, Rajendra Khanal, Yoshimura Chihiro(2018)Spatio-Temporal Variability of Water Quality in a Large Shallow lake In Southeast Asia: Tonle Sap Lake,Cambodia, Proceedings of 17th World Lake Conference PP.397-399.


35. Mong Marith, Sok Ty, Ich Illan, Oeurng Chantha, Song Layheang, Hul Seingheng, Yoshimura Chihiro(2018)Temporal Dynamics of Water Quality in Tonle Sap Lake in Kampong Loung, Cambodia, based on Historical Data, Proceedings of 17th World Lake Conference PP.406-408.


36. Porsry Ung, Chanthol Peng, Sokunsreiroat Yuk, Reasmey Tan, Kazuhiko Miyanaga, Yasunori Tanji. (2019) Dynamics of bacterial community in Tonle Sap Lake, a large tropical flood-pulse system in Southeast Asia. Science of the Total Environment, 664: 414-423.


37. Bao, N. P., Uk, S., Shivakoti, R. B., Yoshimura, C., Khanal, R., Siev, S. Hul, S. & Yamashita, A. (2019). Environmental Degradation of the Tonle Sap Lake and Capacity Building to Recover Its Sustainability. In Environmental Sustainability in Asia: Progress, Challenges, and Opportunities in the Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals, Series 2 - Cambodia. Korea Environment Institute, Sejong, Korea. pp. 98–117.


38. Suif Z, Fleifle A, Yoshimura C, Saavedra OCV. (2016) Spatio-temporal patterns of soil erosion and suspended sediment dynamics in the Mekong River Basin. Science of the Total Environment 568: 933-945.


39. Saipetch K, Le Quynh N, Fujii M, Yoshimura C. (2017) Effect of turbulence on nitrification rate in freshwater column. Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers, Ser. B1, 73: I_1201-I_1206.


40. Tanaka T, Yoshioka H. (2017) Stable local inertial model with an implicit and consistent friction term treatment, Proceedings of the 36th JSST Annual International Conference on Simulation Technology, pp. 182-185.


41. Le Quynh N, Yoshimura C, Fujii M. (2017) Effects of the chemical characteristics and concentration of inorganic suspended solids on nitrification in freshwater. Water Science and Technology 76(11): 3101-3113.

42. Yang H, Siev S, Yoshimura C, Fujii H. (2017) Identification of phase propagation of water level between the Tonle Sap Lake and River based on time series analysis. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, 16-22.


43. Yoshioka H, Tanaka T. (2017) On mathematics of the 2-D local inertial model for flood simulation. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.23-29.



45. Fujihara Y, Tanaka K, Hoshikawa K, Fujii H. (2017) Water level estimation in flood plain area using MODIS, RADARSAT, and SRTM: Application of the estimation method to the Tonle Sap Lake area. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.46-58.


46. Den C, Mariquit E, Kurniawan W, Hinode H (2017) Characterization of sediments from Tonle Sap Great Lake in Cambodia. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.67-72.


47. Pu J, Azraini ND, Cahyaningrum EE, Kazama S, Konta Y, Miura T, Watanabe T. (2017) Occurrence of norovirus genotype II in Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia. Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, pp.149-153.


48. Kana HASHIMOTO, Tomohiro TANAKA, Hidekazu YOSHIOKA, Sokly SIEV, Rajendra KHANAL and Chihiro YOSHIMURA (2018). A One-Way Coupling of Local Inertial and Advection-Diffusion Equations for Computing Phophorous Transport in Tonle Sap Lake, Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes. pp.325-328.


49. Rajendra KHANAL, Sokly SIEV, Sovanara UK, DIilini KODIKARA, Chihiro YOSHIMURA (2018). Impact of water level fluctuation on nutrient and sediment dynamics in a shallow lake: A case study of Tonle Sap Lake, Cambodia, Proceedings of the 12th International Symposium on Ecohydraulics P. SS24-S7-6-3.

50. Khanal R, Furumai H, Nakajima F, Yoshimura C. (2018), Carcinogenic profile, toxicity and source apportionment of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons accumulated from urban road dust in Tokyo, Japan., Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety 165: 440-449.

51. Michitaka Sato, Sokly Siev, Rajendra Khanal, Chihiro Yoshimura (2018), Effect of Soil Type, Slope and Land Use Change on Sediment Yields in the Tonle Sap Lake Basin, Proceedings of 17th World Lake Conference. pp.295-297.


52. Khanal R, Furumai H, Nakajima F, Yoshimura C (2019) Impact of holding time on toxicity change of urban road dust during runoff process. Science of the Total Environment 668: 1267–1276.


53. Okada S, Khanal R, Yoshimura C, Saavedra O, Ryo M. (2019) Monitoring land cover change of a river-floodplain system using high resolution satellite images. Landscape and Ecological Engineering, 15(1), 63-74.


54. Pham Ngoc Bao, Binaya Raj Shivakoti, Tetsuo Kuyama, Hul Seingheng, Heng Naleak, Naret Heng, Neth Baromey. (2018). Impacts of recent environmental changes on the livelihoods of fishing communities in the Tonle Sap Lake (TSL). Oral Presentation. Proceedings of the 17th World Lake Conference on Harmonious Coexistence of Humans and Lakes- Toward Sustainable Ecosystem Services, Tsukuba International Congress Center, Ibaraki, Japan, pp 836 - 838.


55. Pham Ngoc Bao, Binaya Raj Shivakoti, Tetsuo Kuyama, Hul Seingheng, Heng Naleak, Naret Heng, Neth Baromey. (2018). Socio-Economic and Environmental Changes in the Tonle Sap Lake and Its Impacts on the Livelihood of Local Communities. Oral Presentation. Proceedings of the 11th Regional Conference on Environmental Engineering 2018 (RCEE-2018) & the 3nd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, pp 184 - 188.


56. Fujii H, Nakamura T, Ly S, Lun S, Heng S, Fujihara Y, Hoshikawa K (2018). Discharge measurement of the Tonle Sap Lake and River by ADCP. Proceedings of RCEnvE-2018.Phnom Penh, Cambodia, pp 295 -298.


57. Nakamura T, Fujii H, Ly S, Lun S, Hen S, Fujihara Y, Hoshikawa K, Takemura K and Arai S, Application of TITech-WARM to a 3D Numerical Analysis of Water Current in Chhnok Tru’s Floating Village. Proceedings of RCEnvE-2018. PhnomPenh, Cambodia, pp 307 - 310.


58. Sokneang In, Hengsim Phuong, Sivmey Hor, Sengly Sroy, Jian Pu, Watanbe Toru. Hygiene and Sanitation of people living on and around Tonle Sap Lake: Comparison of water based, water-land based and land-based zones. The 17th World Water Conference, Ibaraki, Japan, pp 717 - 719.

59. Sophearon Rann, Chanvorleak Phat, Fidero Kuok, Eden G. Mariquit, Winarto Kuriniawan and Hirofumi Hinode (2018). Assessment of Pesticide Residues in Surface Water at Chhnok Trou Floating Community, Tonle Sap Lake. Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes. pp.333-336.


60. Sophea Chheun, Chanthol Peng, Reasmey Tan, Chhorvin Vann, Sovannary Un, Srean Aun, Sochann Penh, Porsry Ung, Kazuhiko Miyanaga, Yasunori Tanji, Monitoring of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria in Tonle Sap River, Mekong River,and Wastewater in Dry Season, Proceedings of RCEnvE-2018.Phnom Penh, Cambodia, pp 137 - 140.


61. Michitaka Sato, Sokly Siev, Rajendra Khanal, Chihiro Yoshimura (2018) Effect of Soil Type, Slope and Land Use Change on Sediment Yields in the Tonle Sap Lake Basin, 8th Regional Symposium on Infrastructure Development in Civil Engineering (RSID8), Quezon City, Phillipines.


Books



  1. Environmental Changes in Tonle Sap Lake and Its Flood Plain: Status and Policy Recommendation Download


2. PAER Policy Guide: Sustainable and Resilient Tonle Sap Lake- A Progressive Scenario for Policy Action Download

Symposium Abstracts & Proceedings

1. 1st SYMPOSIUM ON TONLE SAP WATER ENVIRONMENT (Combined abstracts; Pdf file can be downloaded below)


2. 2nd INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF TROPICAL LAKES


3. 3rd INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF TROPICAL LAKES, 2018


4. Proceedings of the 4th International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, 16 Sep 2019


5. Proceeding of the 13th AUN/SEED-Net Regional Conference on Chemical Engineering 2020 (RCChE-2020) Jointly held with The 5th International Symposium on Conservation and Management of Tropical Lakes, February 04-05, 2021

Publication & Database

Database Description

SATREPS database is established under the SATREPS project in order to share relevant data and documents among group members, including Japanese and Cambodian sides. After the project end, PAER will be responsible for the management, maintenance, and monitoring of this database. The content of the database will be updated and accumulated from time to time after the project working groups publish their dataset.



Database information


Database type: Network Attached Storage (NAS)


Server type: FTP


Capacity: 8.0 TB

Database Holding Information

1. Meeting materials of the project: slide presentation, meeting agenda, minute meeting…


2. Photos and videos of the project: map, field visit photos, meeting photos, and education video produced by the project.


3. Project dataset: model output data, hydrology and climate data used in the project, relevant data from other projects, water quality data in Tonle Sap Lake until 2019



4. Publications from the project: peer-reviewed and conference-proceeding articles


5. Thesis written by project members and students


6. Training Materials: modeling and monitoring, remote sensing, environmental management, environmental knowledge raising …


7. Annual Symposium material organized by the project


The detail information of data can be found here, but you need to create account in Airtable.

Data Assess

SATREPS database allows group members to upload, download and delete files, and create and delete folders. The group members can only sign in to the database with the designated user ID and password. The database can be accessed by project member using cross-platform FTP application, such as FileZilla. The user name and password will be provided by database administrator.


Currently, the dataset is not publicly available yet. The data providing is done upon request directly to contact person of PAER only.

Main Institutions

Funding Agencies

Benficiaries