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.
In August, S. Sawada presented some of his research and went to exchange ideas and develop new collaborations with colleagues at Niigata University, who are specialists of volcanology.
海事科学研究科・ゴメス教授の砂防研究室に所属する博士後期課程２年の大海陸人さんが、令和7年度 公益社団法人砂防学会研究発表会（長野大会）において、「若手優秀発表賞（発表賞）」を受賞しました。 大海さんは、島嶼火山における火山性土石流の海岸域への到達過程およびそのメカニズムに関する研究に取り組んでいます。日本およびインドネシア列島の火山を対象とした国際共同研究を通じて、火山災害の実態把握および予測精度の向上を目指し、理工学的アプローチによる火山環境における地形変動・土砂移動プロセスの解明に努めています。 Rikuto Daikai, a second-year doctoral student in Professor Gomez’s Sabo Laboratory at the Graduate School of Maritime Sciences, received the Young Researcher Outstanding Presentation Award (Presentation Award) at the 2025 Research Presentation Conference of the Japan Society of Erosion Control (Nagano Conference).Ohmi is researching the process and mechanisms by which volcanic debris…
Audrey Faral, I. Gede Putu Eka Suryana, Franck Lavigne, Stoil Chapkanski, Ségolène Saulnier-Copard, Made Pageh, Atmaja Dewa Made, Christopher Gomez, Clément Virmoux, Mukhamad Ngainul Malawani, Made Windu Antara Kesiman, Danang Sri Hadmoko, Benoît Caron. 2025. Field evidence of the greatest disaster in Balinese history: The 1815 Geger Bali multi-hazard event in Buleleng. Geomorphology 109903. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.geomorph.2025.109903…
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Rikuto DAIKAI is doing research work at Mt. Semeru in Indonesia, where he is recording LiDAR data from UAV in collaboration with the research team of UMS (Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta).
For their PhD research, Daikai Rikuto is going to Mt Merapi and Mt Semeru to study lahars with the team from UMS, while M. Nomura is working on microplastics in Indonesian rivers with the UGM team. Mr. Daikai will be continuing research with the team he met last year.
