2019年5月25日に大阪大学で開催された土木学会関西支部の年次学術講演会で、M1の荒木稜香さんが「インドネシア・スマトラ島の熱帯雨林斜面における土壌と降雨流出特性に関する研究」を発表し、優秀発表賞を受賞しました。荒木さん、おめでとう!!
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研究室の追いコンを行いました(2019.3.19)
PhD Defense by Yongxue Shi (石 咏雪)
Ms Yongxue Shi successfully completed her PhD Defense on January 21, 2019. She made a final presentation also for GSS program on January 23, 2019. Her PhD is entitled “ANALYZING AND CATEGORIZING FLOOD DISASTER-RELATED TWEETS FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE (危機対応を目的とした洪水災害関連ツイートの分析と分類 )”. Congratulations, Seki-san!
JSCE Kansai Chapter Scientific Conference(土木学会関西支部年次学術講演会)
2018 Fiscal year JSCE Kansai Chapter scientific conference was held at Kobe university.
5 students from our lab attended this conference; Yamamoto-san, Sugawara-san, Miyake-san, Togashi-san and Matsumoto-san.
Yamoto-san won a best presentation award in his session. Congratulations Yamamoto-san!!!!
6月16日に神戸大学で土木学会関西支部年次学術講演会が行われました。
本研究室からは学生5名が発表を行い、D1の山本さんが優秀発表賞を受賞しました!
山本さん、おめでとうございます!!
Special Seminar by Prof. Takara
Prof. Takara moves officially to Integrated Studies in Human Survivability (GSAIS) at Kyoto University from April 2018 as a dean and professor of GSAIS.
For this special occasion, he gave a special seminar at DPRI after 24 years of his dedications and contributions in research and education in our institute.
水文・水資源学会 in 北見
Special Seminar on Environmental Hydrology
On May 26, 2017, Prof. Jeffrey J. McDonnell (University of Saskatchewan, Canada) and Prof. Murugesu Sivapalan (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA) visited DPRI to give special lectures on environmental hydrology. Prof.Yasuto Tachikawa from Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University, also gave a talk on recent research activities on climate change impact assessment in Japan. We spend great “five hours” on learning and discussing fundamental hydrologic science and engineering with about 65 participants including outside of Kyoto University. Thanks Jeff and Siva for all the way to Kyoto!
2015 AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco
I attended 2015 AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco. This meeting is the largest conference in geophysical science including hydrology and natural hazards, with more than 23,000 oral and poster presentations!
I presented two papers, one of which is about the flood hazard mapping with a brief report on the Kinu River flooding by a poster, and the other one is on the classification of world river basins published by Fernandez and Sayama (HESS, 2015) by oral and poster. It is always nice to meet many colleagues in the conference and catch up the latest scientific progress in the field.
Takahiro Sayama