Group Seminar
In this seminar, we give presentations about our own research. Newcomers to our group talk about their BSc research or previous experience. Sometimes, guest researchers or OB/OG give talks as well.
Held irregularly in the ILTS auditorium, lecture room or conference room.
| Date | Presenter | Title |
| 7/22 11:00~ |
Sora Yaginuma | |
| Yutaka Kurosaki | ||
| 7/21 10:30~ |
Masaki Kitazume | |
| Kotaro Matsuzaki | ||
| Hiroto Tanaka | ||
| 7/8 13:00~ |
Masaaki Hirano | Ice front variations and flow dynamics of Glacier Pío XI, Southern Patagonia Icefield, since 2018 |
| Arlec Chang | Field campaign at Taku Glacier, Southeast Alaska |
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| Fumi Mikome | Progress Report of Greenland Observation Data Analysis in Summer
2025 |
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| 7/7 10:30~ |
Takuro Imazu | Field measurements and numerical modeling of Qaanaaq Ice Cap, northwestern Greenland |
| Sebastian Mernild | A Historical Perspective on Sermilik Station and Mittivakkat Glacier Research in Southeast Greenland: From Local Observations to Broader Geographical Perspectives |
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| 6/30 10:30~ |
Mai Matsumoto | Reconstruction of temperature, annual accumulation rate, and environmental changes in coastal Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica (1942–2022) based on the H15 ice core |
| Jun Saito | Shortwave Penetration Drive Subsurface Warming and Melt on Langhovde Glacier, East Antarctica |
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| Shin Sugiyama | Hot water drilling at Pio XI Glacier, Southern Patagonia Icefield |
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| Ralf Greve | Predicting ice sheet response to climate change: From individual efforts in the 1990s to coordinated international efforts |
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| 6/23 13:00~ |
Shu Setsuda | Fundamental study on the development of an analysis method for rock failure processes considering time-dependent |
| Reo Niiya | Applying LST and NDWI data to detect groundwater presence in northern Alberta |
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| Kotaro Yazawa | Recent changes, terminus position prediction, and field observations of Bowdoin Glacier, Northwestern Greenland |
Reading Circle
For studying basics of glacier physics, we hold this reading circle.
Textbook is the most popular one about glacier physics, The Physics of Glaciers (4th. ed.) by Cuffey & Paterson.
Presenter read each part, explain to participants.
All participants join discussion, deepen their understandings.
§1. Introduction
§2. Transformation of Snow to Ice
§4. Mass Balance Processes
§15. Ice Core Studies
§8. The flow of Ice Masses
Journal Seminar
Graduate students in the course of Cryosphere introduce recent paper related to their own research theme.
MSc students: twice a year
PhD students: once a year
#Irregularly Friday,
@Lecture room, ILTS.