Ji-Hyeok Park , Yoshinori Shinohara , Christopher Gomez and Norifumi Hotta . Estimating Sediment Export over Two Decades Following a Volcanic Eruption: A Case Study at Mount Unzen, Japan
Miroslaw Janik, Christopher Gomez, Satoshi Kodaira & M.M. Hassan. 2024. Preliminary results of spatial distribution of radon and thoron with associated parameters in soil around active faults in Japan. Radiation Protection Dosimetry 200, 1726-1731.
Together with Dr. Bradak, Dr. Gomez went to collect data and samples from the area of Mt. Yakedake and Hida-Takayama
M. Nomura will share her research at the national conference on disaster risk at UMS this month.
Agricultural science university colleagues and friends from UGM in Yogyakarta and Manado in Sulawesi came to visit the laboratory to discuss and strategize collaborations in the coming years.
Melody has been researching the role of the sediment events against the reconstruction projects on the landscape change and how the valley has changed. She has used the spatial framework of the “Satoyama” to express her ideas, and she also looked at how how disaster risk is also disrupting the intangible landscape, such as “matsuri”…
Gomez, C. (2024): The 1 January 2024 Noto Peninsula co-seismic landslides hazards: Preliminary results. AUC Geographica 60(1), 1–8 Geographica_1_2025_Gomez_onlinefirst.pdf (karolinum.cz)
