LATEST UPDATE ON ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCY RESEARCH
This booklet is intended to deliver the latest results of disaster environment research to those who are at the forefront of society toward solving various issues caused by disasters.
(The name of NIES Fukushima Regional Collaborative Research Center was changed to Fukushima Regional Collaborative Research Center from April 2021.)
FY2019
- About the theme of this issue—environmental renovation-based reconstruction and community development that leverages local resources
- Research on environmentally sustainable community energy supply in Fukushima Prefecture
Yujiro Hirano, Senior Researcher in Regional Environmental Renovation Section, Fukushima Branch
Shogo Nakamura, Researcher in Regional Environmental Renovation Section, Fukushima Branch
- Utilization of wood biomass in the Okuaizu region: Rethinking a local community to make it sustainable
Makoto Oba，Head of the Regional Environmental Renovation Section, Fukushima Branch - Supporting regional reconstruction and sustainable development with a regional integrated assessment model
Kei Gomi, Senior Researcher in Regional Environmental Renovation Section, Fukushima Branch - Planning support for distributed energy systems that contribute to post-disaster reconstruction and sustainable community development
Takuya Togawa, Senior Researcher in Regional Environmental Renovation Section, Fukushima Branch
FY2018
- About the theme of this issue, the post-quake natural environment
- The changes brought about by the Great East Japan Earthquake on the coastal ecosystem, and the recovery and conservation of that ecosystem
Gen Kanaya, Senior Researcher, Marine Environment Section, Center for Regional Environmental Research - The effect of dams in storing radiocesium
Hideki Tsuji, Researcher, Environmental Impact Assessment Section,Fukushima Branch - Monitoring terrestrial ecosystems: methods and results
Akira Yoshioka, Researcher, Environmental Impact Assessment Section, Fukushima Branch - Development of plants that enable radiation-derived DNA lesions to be spotted with the naked eye
Masanori Tamaoki, Principal Researcher, Environmental Impact Assessment Section,Fukushima Branch
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