Ten Years of Research at the Highest Laboratory in Japan

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface 

Chapter 1 The Highest Research Laboratory in Japan: Mount Fuji Research Station　 

Chapter 2 Electric Power Supply at the Mt. Fuji Weather Station 

Chapter 3 MFRS Publications in English 2007-2016 　

 
Chapter 4 Topics of 10 years 

4.1 Mountain-top Atmospheric Monitoring: Long-term Observation of CO2 Concentration at the Summit of Mt. Fuji

Shohei Nomura, Hitoshi Mukai

4.2 Measurement of Ozone and Carbon Monoxide at Mountain Sites Such as Mt. Fuji 

Shungo Kato

4.3 Chemical Analysis of Aerosols in Mountain Regions 

Hiroshi Okochi

4.4 Physical Measurement of Aerosols at Mountain Sites

Kazuhiko Miura

4.5 Quantifying Sources of Mercury Using Hg/CO Ratio in Gaseous Substances Observed at the MFRS

Osamu Nagafuchi, Koyomi Nakazawa, Kuriko Yokota, Shungo Kato

4.6 Monitoring Atmospheric Electricity in Mountain Areas 

Masashi Kamogawa

4.7 Evaluation of Gait Balance on Mt. Fuji (3776 m) 

Rika Ide

4.8 Permafrost Study on Mt. Fuji 

Atsushi Ikeda

4.9 Nurturing Students’ Scientific Inquiry by Bringing Data from Mr. Fuji’s Summit into the Classroom 

Yutaka Furuta

4.10 Alternative Power Supply and Lightning Protection 

Kazuya Sasaki, Naoki Kaneyasu, Masaru Yasumoto
  
Acknowledgements 

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