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Environmental Dynamics Analysis Lab
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The lab analyzes the movement of water and materials at the Earth's surface to understand the natural environment.
AboutAbout the lab
Uncovering how water and materials move at the Earth's surface.
The Environmental Dynamics Analysis Lab aims to deepen understanding of the dynamic natural environment by analyzing the movement of water and materials at the Earth's surface.
The Earth's surface is where the atmosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere meet, and the lab also aims to clarify the changes caused by human activity.
The faculty's expertise includes hydrogeomorphology, marine material cycles, environmental radioactivity, water and material dynamics in forests, remote sensing, and soil formation and classification.
Main graduation research topics include concentrations of radioactive materials in river basins, estimating the net primary production of lake water by remote sensing, the chemical composition of rainwater in forests, and soil particle size and radioactive cesium.
Key terms
- hydrogeomorphology
- A field that studies the relationship between the flow of water and the shape and changes of landforms
- environmental radioactivity
- A field that deals with radioactive materials in the natural environment and how they move
- remote sensing
- A technique for examining the condition of the Earth's surface from a distance, using tools such as satellites
- net primary production
- The amount of organic matter produced by photosynthesis minus the amount used up by the organisms' respiration
ResearchResearch themes
The Earth's surface is where the atmosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere meet. The lab analyzes the movement of water and materials there to deepen understanding of the dynamic natural environment and to clarify the changes caused by human activity.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
- ProfessorYuichi Onda
- ProfessorDaisuke Tsumune
- Associate ProfessorYasunori Igarashi
- Associate ProfessorHiroaki Kato
- Associate ProfessorBunkei Matsushita
- Assistant ProfessorJunko Takahashi
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