博士課程の大海陸人さんがインドネシア・セメル火山火山にフィールド調査
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).
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Collaborative Paper led by A. Saputra on Covid and Heat Island effects in Indonesia has been published in Geographica Technica
Available at: THE ASSESSMENT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LAND SURFACE TEMPERATURE (LST) AND BUILT-UP AREA IN URBAN AGLOMERATION
新潟大学に行われたMSD国際シンポジウム・ゴメス教授が地震地すべりの新セオリーを発表
In this work, I present a p-wave simulation interaction with soil and topography, which explain the contribution of p-waves to coseismic landslides (usually discarded parameter, because of historical academic field evolution).
M. Nomura invited as key-presenter at UMS
M. Nomura will share her research at the national conference on disaster risk at UMS this month.
R. Daikai and M. Nomura back in Indonesia
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.
Laboratory Training with Sawada-san
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.
Indonesian colleagues visit the laboratory
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 Dumont (PhD candidate) presents in French her research on the impacts of recovery projects in the aftermath of the 2017 catastrophe in North Kyushu, South Japan (Kuro and Akatani watersheds)
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”…
Melody Dumont presents her PhD work in France
2029・01．02：コチュテル博士課程のデゥモンさんがフランスのリョン大学に博士研究を発表する。同じイベントにシカールさんも発表する。