Briefing Session of PARE Program will be held as follows. Attached PDF
includes English information on Page3.
Anyone interested is welcome to join.
When : Thursday, April 11th. 17:30-
Where: D103 PARE Program Web Site
Satellite session “Future and risk of our environment” of 15th HU-SNU joint symposium will be held at D201 of Graduate School of Environmental Science, HU from 9 am till 3:30 pm on December 7, 2012. In addition to two plenary talks by SNU professors, graduate students for both universities
will present their recent research activities related to the Earth Science. We welcome all of you. Let’s participate in this session !
【Program PDF】
Special Grant Program for International Students / Research Assistant Program of Graduate School of Environmental Earth Science (April 2013)
This program will select students, who can likely contribute internationally in their research field, from those students applying to doctoral courses of Graduate School of Environmental Science.
It is very meaningful to participate in research as a Research Assistant (RA) for the development of your research ability. Each Research Assistant must serve to achieve the objective of a research subject directed by a faculty member of the Graduate School of Environmental Science. The research subjects are listed below.
Special Grant Program for International Students / Research Assistant Program of Graduate School of Environmental Earth Science (October 2012)
This program will select students, who can likely contribute internationally in their research field, from those students applying to doctoral courses of Graduate School of Environmental Science.
It is very meaningful to participate in research as a Research Assistant (RA) for the development of your research ability. Each Research Assistant must serve to achieve the objective of a research subject directed by a faculty member of the Graduate School of Environmental Science. The research subjects are listed below.
The international party will be held on Nov. 29th.
Let’s have 11 country’s international food and drink.
It will be a valuable opportunity to listen to their country’s introduction.
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Date: Tuesday, November 29
Time: 6:30 p.m.〜 8:00 p.m.
Place: D-Building, Room 201
Participants: Everyone in Graduate School of ES
Fee: Free (Welcome bringing your cups and dishes)
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Public Forum:
Glacier Changes and Disaster; Himalayan perspectives on global warming
Date: Sunday, 6 November 2011, 13:00-15:30
Venue: Hokkaido University Conference Hall
Fees: Free (Registration is not required)
Organizer: Faculty of Environmental Earth Science
Co-host: Tribhuvan University, Global Land Project Sapporo Nodal Office, International Network and Training Office of IFES-GCOE
[color=006699]*Japanese-English translation is prepared.
*Anyone is welcome![/color]
To what extent have the Himalayan glaciers already melted?
What impacts have glacial lake outburst floods
(GLOFs, believed to stem from the melting of glaciers) exerted on people
living in the Himalayas and on trekkers who come from around the world
to climb the area’s mountains? Just how high is the risk of GLOFs,
which are often reported on TV, in newspapers and by other media?
In this session, faculty members from Tribhuvan University and
Hokkaido University will provide easy-to-understand answers to these questions.
[color=006699]◆[/color]Prof. Dr. Narendra Raj Khanal (Central Department of Geography, Tribhuvan University)
[color=006699]◆[/color]Prof. Dr. Teiji Watanabe (Faculty of Environmental Earth Science, Hokkaido University)
Special Grant Program for International Students / Research Assistant Program of Graduate School of Environmental Earth Science (April 2012)
This program will select students, who can likely contribute internationally in their research field, from those students applying to doctoral courses of Graduate School of Environmental Science.
It is very meaningful to participate in research as a Research Assistant (RA) for the development of your research ability. Each Research Assistant must serve to achieve the objective of a research subject directed by a faculty member of the Graduate School of Environmental Science. The research subjects are listed below *.
GCOE Career-up program: Open for Students’ Reports site
Since spring of 2009, many students have gained valuable experiences by going overseas
or inviting researchers from abroad through GCOE Career-up program.
This “GCOE Career-Up Program Students’ Reports” site introduces the voices of students who participated in this program.
By introducing what students can do or have done through the GCOE Career-up program,
we hope many people could have an interest in not only about this Career Upgrade Program but also students’ researches.
Please visit the site when you have a break. We will appreciate your comments.
“GCOE Career-Up Program Students’ Reports”
http://www.ees.hokudai.ac.jp/gcoe/careerup/map_en.html
内容
(1)導入−年輪年代学の概要
Historical review of dendrochronology
(2)年輪年代学の原理
Principles of dendrochronology
(3)樹木学概論1:樹木・木材
Botanical basics I: Trees and wood used in dendrochronology
(4)樹木学概論2:木材の組織と構造
Botanical basics II: Anatomical structure of wood
(5)方法1:野外調査
Field methods in dendrochronology
(6)方法2:実験室
Lab methods in dendrochronology
(7)年輪データ解析1:クロスデーティング
Analysis of tree-ring data I: Crossdating
(8)年輪データ解析2:標準化
Analysis of tree-ring data II: Standardization
(9)クロスデーティングの実習
Hands-on practice in crossdating
(10)これまでに樹木年輪から復元された気候変動
Climate lecture for dendrochronology
(11)樹木の環境変動への応答
Growth response of trees to environmental changes
(12)気候復元の方法
Methods of climate reconstruction
(13)気候復元の実例
Climate reconstructions from tree rings
(14)トピック1:気候変動と人間社会
Climate changes and human societies
(15)トピック2:年輪年代学と古環境の高精度編年
High-precision chronology building based on dendrochronological methods
IFES-GCOE, EES, Hokkaido University and NPO Mongol Eco Forum
will organize “Japan Mongolia Environmental Day” on 3 September
(Saturday) at Sapporo and at Ulaanbaar in Mongolia
Date and time: 10:30-18:30 on Saturday, 3 September 2011
Venue: A102, Graduate School of Environmental Science
(We will connect to the venue at Mongolia Japan Center
at Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia through internet TV conference
system.)
Organizer: IFES-GCOE, Graduate School of Environmental Science,
Hokkaido University
Languages: Japanese and Mongolian (consecutive interpretation provided)
Registration Fee: Free ( no pre-registration required)
Capacity: About 15
Theme:”Life quality and style – reconsideration
based on scientific outcome-”
We will invite two keynote speakers. Prof. Eitaro Wada who is
emeritus professor at Kyoto University and Research Institute of
Humanity and Nature will talk “21st century in Mongolia
– Can we show the sustainability of food chain as linear line?-“.
Prof. Sentdenjab Dulam who is the professor and director of center
for Nomadic culture and civilization, National University of Mongolia
will talk “The change of life style with moving from the countryside
to the city in Mongolia”.
The other talk will be regarding the air pollution, environmental
literacy, environmental awareness and capacity building.
Finally, we will have a panel discussion with panelists from all
speaker and some other panelists.
気候変動政治:アメリカにおけるトライレベル気候変動政策分析
[Politics of Climate Change: An Analysis of Tri-level Climate Change Policy in the United States]
セッション1& 2 [Session 1 & 2]
日時:8月22日 9:00−12:00、13:00−16:00
場所:A102
*はじめに:気候変動レジームとグローバルガバナンス
[Introduction: The Climate Change Regime and Global Governance]
*気候変動国際政治におけるアメリカの役割
[The Roles of the United States in the International Politics of Climate Change]
*アメリカ連邦制
[Introduction to American Federalism]
セッション3 [Session 3]
日時:8月23日 9:00−12:00
場所:A102
*アメリカの気候変動政策:クリントン、ブッシュ、オバマ政権
[U.S. Climate Change Policy: From Clinton, Bush to Obama]
セッション4 [Session 4 ]
日時:8月23日 13:00−16:00
場所:A102
*アメリカの連邦制とカリフォルニア州の気候変動政策
[Federalism and Climate Change Policy in California]
*まとめとディスカッション
[Concluding Discussion]
Dear All,
Here is the announcement of “Advanced Course in Actions to Global Warming”. The attendee is required to contact Associate Professor Masahiko Fujii by email no later than 12:00 on Sep.16.
This course is conducted only in Japanese. Please refer to the schedule below.
Here is the announcement of “Sustainability Science III”.
If you plan to sign up this course, please send an email to Mamoru
FUKAMIZU huigs@sgp.hokudai.ac.jp giving your name, ID, email address,
and phone number not later than August 19.
Date of Course: Oct.13-15
How: Field Work in Furano city
Language: Japanese
Syllabus URL↓
http://syllabus01.academic.hokudai.ac.jp/Syllabus/app/Search/DetailMain.aspx?
Dear All,
Here is the announcement of Special Lecture in Environmental Materials Science I scheduled from July 25 to 27. Please find the attachment. The lecture held in July 27 form 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. is the special one. Please feel free to join it.
Timetable:
July 25 – 10:30 a.m.
July 26 – will be announced on July 25
Lecturer: Prof. Ishitani from Tokyo Institute of Technology
Place: D101
Contact: Prof. Ohtani ex)9132 ohtani (at) cat.hokudai.ac.jp
*Dear All,
An open presentation for the **Ph.D. Defence** in the division
of Environmental Science Development will be held under following schedule.
Your participation and joining in a discussion is fully expected.*
Pawan Kumar Jha:*
*Title: Assessment of denitrification processes in lower Ishikari river
system. Hokkaido, Japan
Date and Place: starting at 13:30 July 25 at D102
Chief examiner: Prof. Minagawa
日時:平成23年7月15日(金)9:30ー11:00
会場:環境科学院 D棟 D201
発表者氏名:Damodar LAMSAL(ダモダール・ラムサール)
発表タイトル:
Studies on glacial lake development in the eastern Nepal Himalaya from
1964 to 2010 (ネパール・ヒマラヤ東部における1964〜2010年の氷河湖の発達
に関する研究)
主査・連絡先:渡邉 悌二(内線 2213)
Special Lecture in Environmental and Social Science (in Japanese)
August 29-31 9:30am – 5:00pm at D102
Lecturer: Prof. Shizuko Ohta (Keio University)
1.General Introduction to Chemical Management(Environmental risks of
chemical substances etc.)
2.Chemical Management Systems (Chemical Substances Control Law, Pollutant
Release and Transfer Register (PRTR) system etc.)
3.Management of Toxic chemicals(PCB, Dioxins etc.)
Special Grant Program for International Students / Research Assistant Program of Graduate School of Environmental Earth Science (October 2011)
This program will select students, who can likely contribute internationally in their research field, from those students applying to doctoral courses of Graduate School of Environmental Science.
It is very meaningful to participate in research as a Research Assistant (RA) for the development of your research ability. Each Research Assistant must serve to achieve the objective of a research subject directed by a faculty member of the Graduate School of Environmental Science. The research subjects are listed below *.