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 |
| 7/8 10:00~ |
Masahiro Minowa | |
| Jun Saito | ||
| Ralf Greve | ||
| 7/2 13:00~ |
Yoshinori Iizuka | Development of continuous flow analyses (CFA) in ILTS |
| Arlec Chang | Field measurements at Taku Glacier, Southeast Alaska |
|
| Mai Matsumoto | The variation factors of dielectric anisotropy in SE-Dome ice
cores ～Focusing on the shallow layer～ |
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| 6/24 10:00~ |
Shin Sugiyama | Glacier and ocean measurements at Glaciar Pio XI in Patagonia |
| Takuro Imazu | Numerical modelling of surface mass balance on Qaanaaq Ice
Cap, northwestern Greenland |
|
| Takako Toyoyama | Densification mechanisms at center of ice cap and condition
producing crevasse |
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| 6/18 13:00~ |
Nicokas Sartore | Does the Ross Ice Shelf Have a Foot? |
| Mizuki Hirano | Initial analysis of the H128 ice core from the coastal area
of the Antarctic ice sheet |
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| Kotaro Yazawa | UAV surveys on Qaanaaq Glacier in northwestern Greenland and next
field campaign |
|
| 6/10 10:00~ |
Masaki Kitazume | Changes in the albedo distribution and snow patch area formed in
the Jodo Cirque of the Tateyama Mountain Range |
| Fumi Mikome | Approaches to Environmental Change in the Arctic Region |
|
| Sora Yaginuma | The temporal variation of Sr-Nd isotopic composition through
Cenozoic recorded in subseafloor sediment core from south Atlantic Ocean |
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| 6/4 13:00~ |
Masaaki Hirano | Self-introduction and research topic during university |
| Hiroto Tanaka | Past and Future Research |
|
| Kotaro Matsuzaki | Analysis of paleoclimate and paleoenvironmental data preserved
in ice cores |
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.