The 11th Environmental Research Symposium –
“The frontline of environmental research on the hydrosphere and oceans”
Network for Environmental Research Institutions
The current symposium will comprise ten lectures and takes as its theme: “The frontline of environmental research on the hydrosphere and oceans”. In addition, with a poster session including over 100 displays, each institution will comprehensively convey its latest research outcomes in environmental research. We are looking forward to welcoming you to the symposium.
1. Date and time
November 13 (Wednesday), 2013 Time: 12:00-17:45
2. Venue
Hitotsubashi Auditorium (in Academic Centre), Hitotsubashi University,
Hitotsubashi 2-1-2, Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo 101-8439
3. Program
The program will consist of three sections with lectures centered on the following themes:
① Aquatic environment studies from upstream to downstream
② Aquatic environment studies focused on coastal regions
③ Aquatic environment studies from a global viewpoint
4. Entrance Fee
Free (on completion of registration)
5. Registration
Please complete registration from the following page (Japanese only): Finished
6. What is the Network for Environmental Research Institutions?
In order to address the various environmental issues with which we are currently confronted, without any bias towards particular fields of specialty, it is imperative that each specialist field be treated of from an integrated viewpoint. Moreover, it is becoming increasingly necessary to provide new platforms for the exchange of information and expertise, both to forge ties and to foster closer cooperation, in order to address the various needs relating to environmental research and its efficient and effective implementation.
To facilitate this exchange the Network for Environmental Research Institutions was established in 2002, between the participating National and Independent Administrative Agencies, and National Universities - who have since worked in close proximity.
The Network fulfills the following functions:
① Facilitation of mutual understanding
② Exchange of information on important outcomes of environmental research
③ Facilitation of collaboration in environmental research via closer contact
7. The following institutions currently comprise the membership of the Network for Environmental Research Institutions (current as of October 2013)
- National Research Institute for Earth Sciences and Disaster Prevention (NIED)
- National Institute for Material Sciences (NIMS)
- National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences (NIAES)
- Forestry and Forest Proiducts Research Institute (FFPRI)
- Fisheries Research Agency
- National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM)
- National Institute of Advanced Science and Technology (AIST)
- Meteorological Research Institute
- Buildings Research Institute
- Port and Airport Research Institute (PARI)
- Public Works Research Institute (PWRI)
- National Institute for Environmental Research (NIES)
- University of Tsukuba
8. Contact
Network for Environmental Research Institutions, Headquarters
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Mr. Nagasaki, Fisheries Research Agency, Research Promotion Division,
Queen’s Tower B, 15F, Minato-mirai 2-3-3, Nishi-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture, JAPAN 220-6115
Tel: 045-227-2679, Fax: 045-227-8545 -
Mr. Ebita, Meteorological Research Institute, 1-1 Nagamine, Tsukuba-shi, Ibarakai-ken 305-0052, Japan
9. Venue Access Map
Academic Centre: 3 minutes on foot from Jinbocho station or 4 minutes on foot from Takebashi station
10. Symposium schedule and content
November 13 (Wednesday), 2013 Hitotsubashi Auditorium (in Academic Centre), HitotsubashiUniversity |
13:00: Opening Remarks – Toshihiko MATSUSATO, President, Fisheries Research Agency |
Aquatic environment studies from upstream to downstream 13:10: Lecture ① Substance dynamics for forests and downstream discharge |
13:30: Lecture ② From agricultural land to the hydrosphere - current circumstances of nitrogen load discharge |
13:50: Lecture ③ Conservation and regeneration of estuary brackish water |
14:10: Lecture ④ Development of detection method for water pollutants: precision detection method using nanomaterials and light |
Aquatic environment studies focused on coastal regions 14:30: Lecture ⑤ Marine phosphorus cycles research The lecture will be followed by a 15 minute break |
15:05: Lecture ⑥ The frontier of marine research for the conservation of fishery environments |
15:25: ⑦ Ecological geotechnics of tidelands and sandy beaches |
Aquatic environment studies from a global viewpoint 15:45: Lecture ⑧ The frontline of arctic region environmental research: the hot topic of polar heating |
16:05: Lecture ⑨“One more CO2 problem” marine acidification and monitoring of marine CO2 |
16:25: Lecture ⑩ Impact of climate change on coral: global warming and marine acidification |
16:45 Closing Remarks - Yoshimitsu OKADA, National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention |
Poster Session |
Display Times 12:00-17:45 |
Presentation Times 12:00-12:45, 17:00-17:45 |
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