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Kashiwada Lab
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The lab studies the movement of river water through field observation and numerical analysis.
AboutAbout the lab
Predicting river environments from the movement of river water.
The Kashiwada Lab focuses on the movement of water in rivers and studies field observation and numerical analysis techniques for understanding and predicting how the surrounding environment responds.
Water carries sediment, seeds, and more to shape the river environment, and during floods it exerts great force on the surrounding environment and causes destructive change.
The interactions among water, sediment, and trees and vegetation, as well as the complex exchanges among rivers, the atmosphere, and the ocean, are expected to become even more complex because of climate change.
Example themes include the simultaneous occurrence of violent winds and floods during a super typhoon, the effect of trees in river channels on river flow, and image analysis of river flow velocity using fixed-viewpoint techniques.
Key terms
- Field observation
- Going out to actual sites such as rivers to measure things like water flow
- Numerical analysis
- A method that uses computer calculations to reproduce and predict phenomena such as water flow
- River channel
- The path along which river water flows
NewsLab news
A faculty member received the Outstanding Discussion Award
A faculty member received the Outstanding Discussion Award
ResearchResearch themes
The lab focuses mainly on the movement of water, which lies at the center of the river environment, and takes on research and development of field observation and numerical analysis techniques for understanding and predicting how the surrounding environmental elements respond. The interactions among water, sediment, and trees and vegetation, and the exchanges among the river, atmosphere, and ocean domains, are expected to become even more complex and dynamic because of climate change.
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- LecturerJin Kashiwada
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