Mount Fuji Summer Campaign, 2018

31 projects (13 researches and 7 education & others,6 trial and 2 student with 3 NPO own projects on funds ) have been selected at the Academic Committee of NPO Mount Fuji Research Station on March, 2018. (projeccts with English titles are as follows)

1. Study on behavior of atmospheric mercury in the free troposphere (tentative)
 Kazutoshi Noda, Naoki Kaneyasu (National Institute of Advanced Indsutrial Science and Technology (AIST), Kohji Muramoto (National Institue for Minamata Disease, Ministry of Environment)


2. Study on long-term CO2 observation at summit of Mt. Fuji
Hitoshi Mukai, Yukio Terao, Shohei Nomura (National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES), Center of Global Environmental Research (CGER)


 3. Characterization of chemical components of long-range transported PM2.5/PM1.0 by simultaneous observation between Japan, China and South Korea. Shinichi Yonemochi, Yuichi Horii, Yusuke Fujii,  Shiro Hatakeyama (Center for Environmental Science in Saitama), Hiroshi Okochi (Waseda University), Ki-Ho Lee (Jeju National University)

 

4.  Study on the effect of aerosol particles on climate utilizing Mt. Fuji 

 Kazuhiko Miura, Tatsuhiro Mori (Faculty of Science, Tokyo University of Science), Katsuhiro Nagano (Faculty of Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Science), Masanori Yabuki (Kyoto University)

 

5. Observation of nitrogen oxide on the top of Mt. Fuji

Ryuichi Wada (Teikyo University of Science, Dept. of Natural and Environmental Science), Yasuhiro Sadanaga (Dept. of Applied Chemistry, Osaka Prefectural University), Seiichiro Yonemura (National Agriculture and Food Research Organization)

 

6.  Observation of aerosol-cloud-precipitation interaction in the free troposphere using Mt. Fuji

  Hiroshi Okochi, Kojiro Shimada (School of Creatitve Science and Engineering, Waseda University), Yukiya Minami, Naoya Katsumi (Ishikawa Prefectural. University), Hiroshi Kobayashi (University of Yamanashi), Hiroshi Kobayashi (University of Yamanashi), Ryuichi Wada (Teikyo University of Science),  Maski Takeuchi (Tokushima University) Shin-ichi  Yonemochi (Center for Environmental Science in Saitama), Kei Toda (Kumamoto University)

 

7. Long term observation of carbon monooxid, ozone and sulfur dioxide during summer at the summit of Mt. Fuji

Shunngo Kato (Fac. of Environmental Science, Tokyo Metropolitan University)

 

8. Analysis of acid gases and PM2.5 at the top of Mt. Fuji

Masaki Takeuchi (Institute of Biomedica Science, Tokushima University), Makoto Namikawa (Fac. of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Yokushima University)

 

9. Stratosphere-Troposphere exchange  by deep convective clouds

Suginori Iwasaki (National Defence Academy), Masahi Kamogawa (Tokyo Gakugei University)

 

10.   Study of lightning and atmospheric electricity at the summit of Mt. Fuji 

Masashi Kamogawa, Tomoyuki Suzuki (Department of Physics, Tokyo Gakugei University), Hironobu Fujiwara (Joshi Seigakuin High School)  Kazuya Sasaki (Hirosaki University), Masaru Yasumoto ( Yamazaki Co. LTD),  Teruaki Endo (Kyoto University), David Smith (Univedept. fo California, Santa Cruz), Gregory Bowers (University of California, Santa Cruz), Takeshi Kudo (Otowa Electric Co. LTD)

 

11. Changes of hemodynamic and cerebral ischemia at high altitude exposure

Hidenori Kanazawa (Dept. of Radiology, Jichi Medical University), Takehiro Komori, Kazuomi Kario, Satoshi Hoshide (Div. of Cadiovascular Medicine, Jichi Medical University), Maiko Kato (Dept. of Psychiatry, Kichijyoji Hospital)

 

12. Relationship between amount of urinary protein and genotype of angiotensin converting enzyme

Norihiro Kamikomaki (Dept.of Emergency Medicine, Saiseikai Utsunomiya Hospital), Rika Ide (Dept. of Otorhinolaryngology, Tokyo Metropolitan Otsuka Hospital)

 

13. Demonstration experiment of wind power-based hybrid generator for non-electrified rural areas in Nepal
Etsuo Kirihara, Murakoshi Hideki, Misawa Kazuhiro, Naganuma Hiroshi (Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology), Naresh Maharjan (Fujitsu Software Technologies Limited)

 

14. Integrated methods for modeling and sustainable management of regional natural resources and hazards (Mt. Fuji, Japan)
Chris S. Renschler (University at Buffalo (USA) / University of Tokyo), Taku Nishimura (University of Tokyo)

 


   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  

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