Session Details
T14[Topic] Culture geology
Sun. Sep 13, 2026 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM JST
Sun. Sep 13, 2026 12:00 AM - 3:00 AM UTC
Sun. Sep 13, 2026 12:00 AM - 3:00 AM UTC
oral room 3(Lecture room A)
Chiar:Yukiko Ohtomo, Masami INOMATA, Yoshihiro MORINO
[T14-O-1]Influence of Geological and Topographic Conditions on Route Selection of the Kumano Pilgrimage Routes: Insights from Traversed Geology, Slope, and Least-Cost Corridor Analyses
*Seiya FUKUMURA1 (1. Nanki Kumano Geopark Center)
[T14-O-2]Town walk for disaster prevention of Yokohama utilized the lesson of the Great Kanto Earthquake
*Nobumitsu AIHARA1 (1. Kantogakuin juniorhigh school&High school)
[T14-O-3]Trends in the erection of natural disaster memorial monuments by type of landslide disasters
*Masami INOMATA1 (1. Hiroshima institute of technology)
Break
[T14-O-4](Invited) background environment for Satoyama and Satoumi landscape of Noto Peninsula considering from the earthquake in 2024
*Tatsuto AOKI1 (1. Faculty of Regional Development Studies, Kanazawa University)
[T14-O-5]Land use on Holocene marine terraces along the northern coast of the Noto Peninsula
*Yoshihiro MORINO1 (1. Pacific Consultants Co.,Ltd.)
[T14-O-6]The relationship between fish distribution/fishing ground formation, and seafloor geology/topography – A case study off the coast of Wajima City –.
*Ryuji HAYASAKA1, Shiori ARIMA1, Yuriko IIDUKA1, Yoshihisa SATO2 (1. PASCO Corporation, 2. Kanazawa Univ.)
[T14-O-7](Invited) The diatomaceous earth of Wajima that supports Wajima-Nuri
*Taiichi KIRIMOTO1 (1. Chairman of the Wajima Lacquer Regeneration Project Executive Committee)
[T14-O-8]Stone materials and magnetic susceptibility of stone monuments from the Medieval to Early Modern Periods in western Hokuriku Area
*Tohru SAKIYAMA1 (1. Institute of Geo-history, Japan Geochronology Network NPO)
[T14-O-9]Geological environment and mining culture at the Matsukura Gold Mine, one of the seven Etchu gold mines: Insights from electrum mode of occurrence, smelting slag, and LiDAR tunnel survey
*Masaki SATO1 (1. Uozu buried forest museum)
