Rikuto Daikai presented his work on the movement of the Unzen dome measured from GBSAR, EDM, LiDAR and drone photogrammetry, while Prof. Gomez presented work on the evolution of the Unzen gullies using LiDAR and SfM-MVS photogrammetry. Both presented in English to an audience from New Zealand, USA, UK, Singapore, Indonesia, the Phillipines, Japan, etc.
Florida university’s Dr. Jason Von Meding (USA) and Professor Ksenia Chmutina of Loughborough University (UK) are discussing disasters with Dr. Wesley Cheek of the Massashussets Maritime Academy and Professor Christopher Gomez of Kobe University. You can listen to the podcast online and see where the discussion, debates brings us. フロリダ大学のジェイソン・フォン・メディング博士(アメリカ)とラフバラ大学のクセニア・チムティナ教授(イギリス)が、マサチューセッツ海事大学のウェスリー・チーク博士と神戸大学のクリストファー・ゴメス教授と災害について議論しています。ポッドキャストはオンラインで聴くことができ、議論や討論がどこへ向かうのかを見ることができます。
インドネシアのUGM大学の研究者とフランスのソルボン大学の研究者と神戸大学のゴメスが発表した新論文がすぐ読める。 Astari, Annisa; Wibowo, Sandy; Sunardi, Sunardi; Prasetyo, Yudo; Lukman, Lukman; Lavigne, Franck; Gomez, Christopher; Nurani, Idea; Dede, Moh.; Aliyan, Silmi. 2025. Stakeholder Discourses on Disaster Risk Reduction in Merapi: Aligning Local Practices with the Sendai Framework and SDGs through Q Methodology”. Disaster Prevention and Management.
https://www.su.se/english/news/seven-of-nine-planetary-boundaries-now-breached-1.849405 “A major new scientific review, “Planetary Health Check 2025”, shows that seven of nine planetary boundaries have now been exceeded. For the first time, this also includes the boundary for ocean acidification. This means that several of Earth’s life-supporting systems risk crossing critical thresholds, with severe consequences for both ecosystems and societies.” 新たな重要な科学的レビュー「プラネタリーヘルスチェック2025」によると、9つのプラネタリー・バウンダリー（地球の限界）のうち7つが既に超過されていることが示された。今回初めて、海洋酸性化の境界も含まれている。これは、地球の生命維持システムのいくつかが臨界点を越えるリスクがあることを意味し、生態系と社会の両方に深刻な影響をもたらす可能性がある。
For his work on pumices and how their structure may relate to the explosive activity of volcano, and for his work on tree loading by rainfall on tree stems, Mr. Sawada and Mr. Teshima headed to Hokkaido to work in collaboration with my colleague Dr. Koi, of Hokkaido University. Dr. Koi, thank you so much…
Despite a very competitive entrance examination in Master this year, Teshima-san made it to the lab, and will continue working on rainfall loading on trees and landslides. Well done!
From this month onward, Ming Li will work with us on Ground Penetrating Radar data analysis and the use of AI visual model in order to automatically detect features and increase the speed at which data analysis can be done. Welcome to the lab.
