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Yoshihito Seto, Hideo Takahashi
Session ID: P002
Published: 2021
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Focusing on the Way of Utilization Proposed by Local Actors
Hiroki HONDA
Session ID: 216
Published: 2021
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Erina Yamagata, Koji Kodera
Session ID: 108
Published: 2021
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In this study, we examined the characteristics of river water quality in the Abukuma River basin through the results of a survey, and regional differences in water quality were clarified. The tributaries on the left bank of the river contained more diverse ionic components than the tributaries on the right bank. There are significant topographical differences between the right and left banks, such as the gradient of the river and the presence of volcanoes. Several factors, such as topography, geology, and land use, which may have a strong influence on water quality, are thought to cause these differences.
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: the case of Weserstrasse in the former West Berlin district Neukolln, Berlin
Mariko Ikeda, Yutaro Takahama
Session ID: 231
Published: 2021
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A case study of the Tomata Dam in Okayama Prefecture
Tatsuya Onishi, Doo-Chul KIM, Yasuko Honda
Session ID: 214
Published: 2021
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Focusing on the results of the 17th and 18th "Simultaneous Survey of Familiar Water Environments"-
Koji KODERA, Yoshihiro IGARI, Kei SAITOH, Haruki NUMAJIRI
Session ID: 109
Published: 2021
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Ⅰ In Japan, water pollution became a problem nationwide during the period of high economic miracle, but due to legislation and raising environmental awareness of society as a whole, water quality has improved rapidly. However, even now, not only is it concentrated in Tokyo, but urbanization is progressing in rural areas, and there are still areas where water pollution is severe, such as in the suburbs. The former point source pollution has spread as surface source pollution, and due to problems with wastewater treatment facilities in mountain village areas, there are many basins in large river basins where contaminated areas are more conspicuous in the upstream than in the downstream. The results of the "Water Environment Survey of Public Water Areas" that has been continued by the government since 1971, and the nationwide observation records such as the "National Simultaneous Survey of the Familiar Water Environment" that started in 2004 centered on civil society groups. We have mainly examined long-term fluctuations in river water quality in Japan, but in this paper, in addition to the 17th "Simultaneous Survey of Familiar Water Environments" in 2020, the 18th survey in 2021 was measured by Hosei University. The results will also be considered.
Ⅱ Using the database "Water quality survey results of public water areas" of the National Institute for Environmental Studies, the changes in water quality since 1971 are organized, and for the "National simultaneous survey of familiar water environment", his COD from 2004 to 2018 The results of the survey were organized and long-term changes were considered. In addition, before 1971, the data extracted from various research results were organized, and after 2018, the nationwide observation records conducted in the laboratory were used. Furthermore, for 2020, we targeted the observation results of more than 2000 points conducted by the laboratory and related parties.
Ⅲ 1. Results of water quality survey in public water areas The number of observation points, which was about 1,000 in 1971, exceeded 5,000 in 1986, 15 years later, and observations have been continued at points of less than 6,000 since then. In terms of changes over time in BOD values, 3 or more accounted for half (1971), but in 1976, 2 or less accounted for half, and recently, 2 or less accounted for about 80% (2018). The number of points 1 to 4 has not changed, the number of points 4 or more has decreased, and the number of points 1 or less has increased to about half of the total. 2. In 2004, when the survey started, there were about 2,500 points, but in 2005 it was about 5,000 points, and after that it changed to around 6,000 points, but in 2018 it was about 7,000 points. About half have a COD of 4 or less. In 2020, the number of observation points decreased due to the influence of the new virus, and the observation results of Hosei University were not included in the total, so the number was 3,802, which is the second lowest after the first time in 2004. We analyzed the survey results of Hosei University at 2,000 points.Since the results were observed mainly in the coastal area and in the terminal areas of rivers of various scales nationwide, it is suitable for examining the regional differences of rivers nationwide, and it is possible to compare with the previous observation results. Continued research is expected in the future.
3. Although there are research results by pioneering Kobayashi (1961), it is difficult to obtain systematically observed water quality data. It was not possible, and the difficulty of clarifying the past water quality was highlighted.4. From 2017 to 2020, he organized his data surveyed at more than 2000 locations nationwide every year and clarified the current state of river water quality in recent years.
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Takashi Nakata, Yasuhiro Kumahara
Session ID: 119
Published: 2021
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We reexamined active strike-slip faults in and around the Himalayas and found new faults in the Western Himalayas and North Bengal Plain.
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Yutaro KATSUMATA, Kazuki HORIMOTO, Riko AKAI
Session ID: P020
Published: 2021
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Misaki KUMAGAI, Shoko YAMASHITA, Yuhsin YAO, Mariko IKEDA
Session ID: 233
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Takuma Ohata, Weihe YU, Yoshiki Kakinuma, Mariko Ikeda
Session ID: 232
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A case study of Tondo in Saijo town, Higashi-Hiroshima city, Hiroshima Prefecture
yokogawa satoshi
Session ID: 236
Published: 2021
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Masato ODA, Koji KODERA
Session ID: P004
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−A case study of the Kumamoto earthquake in 2016
Lu Huang
Session ID: 116
Published: 2021
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New direction of reginal geography in geography education from the view of “International Charter on Geographical Education”
Koji Ohnishi
Session ID: S106
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KENJI KAIBE
Session ID: 213
Published: 2021
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It is estimated that the energy potential of woody biomass (WB) is about twice the annual primary energy consumption in Japan (44EJ), and the annual growth of WB based on the assumption of sustainable supply is almost the same as that of 5% (0.7EJ). In this study, we target the Tohoku region, where the production cost of WB is average in Japan, and report the results of analyzing the utilization and regional characteristics in terms of (1)amount of forest resources, (2)energy consumption of each region, (3)amount of WB demand as a feedstock and electric generating capacity that can be supplied according to the transition of the number of biomass power plants and output scale.
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Kengo Iwatsuki
Session ID: 234
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Naohiro FUKAYA
Session ID: S304
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Momoyo Kushima
Session ID: 312
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Masaki IWAFUNE
Session ID: 117
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Calculation Methods of Evacuation Center Capacity considering Infection Prevention Measures against COVID-19
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Hiroshi P. SATO, Seiya USAMI, Satoshi ISHIMARU, Takayuki NAKANO, Makot ...
Session ID: P006
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Nakamura et al. (2020) revealed deep-seated landslide inventory in the affected area of 2018 Iburi-tobu earthquake (Mj 6.7). The inventory also classified the landslides into two types, one is the landslide which has displacement by the earthquake, and another is the landslide which did not have displacement. From the inventory map we produced polygon data as classifying the data into these two types. We produce summit level surface from the 10-m digital elevation model (DEM) using 50-m grid searching window, then summit level surface minus DEM yielded 10-m grid erosion depth data. As a result, it was found that the more the maximum erosion depth is, the more the landslide occurrence ratio increased, 57 % at the maximum erosion depth of 35-40 m. The count of the displaced landslides obtained 98 at the maximum erosion depth of 20-25 m.
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Yuuki NEMOTO, Muneyuki NATSUME
Session ID: P015
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Atsumi MIHARA
Session ID: 207
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Masashi Okada, Yoshiaki Nakagawa, Yukinaga Nishihara, Masayuki Yokozaw ...
Session ID: 115
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Takashi Ichikawa
Session ID: P016
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Hiroshi SATO
Session ID: 217
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Hiroshi UNE, Naoko HASEGAWA, Hiroyuki ENDO, Hiroto MIZUZEKI, Masanari ...
Session ID: P013
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Kotoe UCHIYAMA, Daisuke HIROUCHI
Session ID: P012
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Yoshiki SATO, Eisuke ONO, Naoto KOIWA
Session ID: P010
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-Focusing on the Neutralization Problem- (3)
Haruna KURODA, Koji KODERA
Session ID: P005
Published: 2021
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In the Hosei University water sentence geography laboratory, I investigate wetlands and the long-term water regime change of the catchment area and perform observation that I already keep the year about Lake Inawashiro. This study is intended that I clarify the current situation of the neutralization of Lake Inawashiro more by performing the comparison between latest field work (July, 2021) and past data and past study. I pay attention to the increase and decrease of the quantity of fluxes in an inflow river and want to continue an investigation while minding in particular the measurement of "the flow quantity" remarkably.
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Hideo OYAGI
Session ID: 110
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A study on the water temperature environmental during winter and vertical circulation in deep lakes in Japan
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its preliminary discussions
Yusuke KOIZUMI
Session ID: 317
Published: 2021
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Naoto Koiwa, Ayame Dan, Akifumi Ito, Anawat Sappasri
Session ID: P008
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Masayuki SETO
Session ID: S303
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Ryuta Yamamoto
Session ID: 208
Published: 2021
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a case of Arahama,Wakabayashi Ward,Sendai City
Minori MATSUOKA
Session ID: P014
Published: 2021
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Daichi Kohmoto, Hiroshi Yoshida, Xunyang Qiu, Ziran Jiao, Jingyi Yang, ...
Session ID: 211
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Kuniaki Kusano
Session ID: 120
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Yoshitaka Koshina
Session ID: 212
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Toshiro Nagasako, Ryou Uemura
Session ID: 238
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Yuko Morimoto
Session ID: 309
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Masahiro KISHI
Session ID: 121
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Keisuke YOSHIHARA
Session ID: 319
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Keyword:Air passenger, OFOD statistics, World cities, Intercity flow, Urban network structure
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