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Physical Oceanography and Coastal Disasters Lab (National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience, Shinya Shimokawa)
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A cooperative graduate school faculty member who studies physical oceanography and coastal disasters.
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Physical oceanography and coastal disaster research.
Professor Shinya Shimokawa belongs to the National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience and lists physical oceanography, coastal disasters, and marine ecosystems as research topics.
At the University of Tsukuba, the professor is listed as a cooperative graduate school Professor among the faculty of both the master's and doctoral programs of the Earth Science Degree Program in the Degree Programs in Life and Earth Sciences.
The research field column says "Terrestrial Water Cycle Systems."
Key terms
- Cooperative Graduate School Program
- An arrangement in which researchers from outside research institutions join a University of Tsukuba degree program as faculty. The faculty members remain affiliated with their outside institutions.
ResearchResearch themes
Professor Shimokawa's research is described as physical oceanography, coastal disasters, and marine ecosystems. The research field is given as terrestrial water cycle systems.
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- Professor (Cooperative Graduate School)Shinya Shimokawa
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