New Publication in Geosciences (IF2.4) on Savage-Hutter Model for seismic-shallow landslides, with statistical parameterization using an Elder-Mead optimization model
Gomez, C., & Hadmoko, D. S. (2025). Application of LiDAR Differentiation and a Modified Savage–Hutter Model to Analyze Co-Seismic Landslides: A Case Study of the 2024 Noto Earthquake, Japan. Geosciences, 15(5), 180. https://doi.org/10.3390/geosciences15050180 https://doi.org/10.3390/geosciences15050180
New Publication on the Noto Earthquake Land Deformation and how the changes affect floodplain flooding
C. Gomez, Y. Gonda, D. Tsutsumi, N. Hotta, D. Hori, T. Koi, B. Bradak, R. Daikai1, M. Zhang, Z. Huazhu, L. Caihong. 2025. Fugeshi River flooding: the effects of the 2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake and climate change. Journal of Disaster Science and Management 1:8
JPGU: Noto Earthquake & EPS hacking sediment and pollutant cycles
If you don’t have much to do at the JPGU and want to come for a chat, I will be there from the 26th to the 29th May 2025.
Collaborative manual of Sub-tropical and tropical geomorphology with Aditya Saputra is out.
Saputra, Gomez. 2025. Geomorphology of Tropical and Subtropical South-East Asia. Muhammadiyah University Press, 296 p.
大海陸人の砂防セミナー Daikai Rikuto gave a seminar for High-School Students at Kobe University, to attract the next generation of researchers
Click on the image to link to the powerpoint presentation.
2018 Kita-kyushu disaster / 北九州の豪雨災害：New paper published in the French Journal of Geomorphology (WoS, IF)新しい論文がフランスの地形学会の雑誌に受理された
Mutations paysagères dans la région nord de Kyūshū (Japon) induites par les pluies torrentielles de juillet 2017 et les projets de restauration associés Landscape mutations in the Northern Kyushu region (Japan) induced by the torrential rains of July 2017 and associated restoration projects Mélody Dumont, Vincent Siccard, Gilles Arnaud-Fassetta, Christopher Gomez, Candide Lissak et Vincent Viel Mutations paysagères dans la région nord…
Olivier Evrard to visit the Laboratory
On April 21st, at 10:40, Prof. Evrard from the French CNRS/CEA and Paris Saclay University, also leading the international laboratory between Fukushima University and the French CEA/CNRS will come and give a talk to our laboratory and the IMARC Center on the Fate of Sediments and Radionucleides from Fukushima’s 2011 explosion.The Venue is Kobe University,…
