I have updated the repository of the classes PDFs of the presentations for the international program (please note that it only contains the classes I – C. Gomez – gave in the class. UMS – KU Geomorphology Classes – 地形・水文学・災害
As part of her PhD research, Dr. Nomura wrote: “Ecological risk of diethylhexyl phthalate (DEHP) and non-phthalate plasticizers in Osaka Bay – Japan and in rivers of Central Java -Indonesia”, and her work has been accepted Journal of Hazardous Materials Advances (IF: 9.34). Miho Nomura, Djati Mardiatno, Bachtiar W. Mutaqin, Andhika Puspito Nugroho, Aditya Saputra, Christopher Gomez. 2026….
M. Nomura successfull defended her PhD on plasticizers in Central Java in the Code River, to the sea and in the bay of Osaka. Well done.
本授業は功利主義とトマス・ホブズの社会契約の面から防災を議論する。この枠のなかから日本と海外の関係を掘り出す。特に、日本と、日本人と、海外と、日本にいる（住んでいると観光）外国人の関係を考える授業です（最初の発表は2026/1/15）。 PDFリンク
IMaRC 日本・インドネシア5大学連携GISトレーニング ウダヤナ大学、ムハマディヤ・スラカルタ大学、トリサクティ大学、トリサクティ交通物流大学との協働のもと、神戸大学ゴメス教授より、5大学連携によるGIS(地理情報システム)セミナー・研修シリーズへご招待申し上げます。第1回目の本コースは、インドネシア及び日本における国際的な学生・実務従事者の皆様を対象に、基礎的内容を取り扱います。日本国内におきましては、神戸大学海事科学部IMARCリサーチセンターが本プログラムを提供いたします。 Title: IMaRC training course in GIS between 2 countries and between 5 universities In collaboration with Universitas Udayana, Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, Trisakti University, and Trisakti Institute of Transportation and Logistics, Professor Gomez is happy to invite you to this five universities series of seminars and training in GIS (Geographical Information Systems). This first…
In the framework of his Spring scholarship, S. Sawda had the chance to apply for a competitive research fund for him to travel overseas and collaborate with other colleagues. For this purpose he has received 1,000,000 yen, which will go towards conference in the UK (the BSG) and fieldwork with a colleague at Prof. Gomez…
An introduction to Point Cloud Technologies for Geomorphologists. Because it is geared towards geomorphologists, it also provides some background elements that link the methodology based on LiDAR and Photogrammetry to its different applications.
This semester, Sho Sawada is teaching Laboratory skills to third year students, using part of his research on volcanic pumices. It provides a window on the research process to the younger generation.
