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Fifteen years of Japan Geoscience Letters and its future

It has been 15 years since the first issue of Japan Geoscience Letters (JGL), which is a newsletter of JpGU. Fifty-five issues have been published with 157 articles on hot topics in the Earth and planetary science field. The JGL has been a window into various disciplines in Earth and planetary science and is potentially be a good outreach tool to the society. There are many things to do to make the JGL better as the newsletter of JpGU that has been expanding as the largest geoscience community in Japan. However, it is not possible to make them a reality because of limited human resources. In this talk, we will discuss the 15-year publication activity of JGL and its future.

The JpGU meeting 2019 will be the 30th since the start of the Joint Meeting of the Earth and Planetary Science societies, and 15th after the foundation of the Japan Geoscience Union (JpGU).Today, JpGU is becoming indispensable for the Earth and Planetary Science community due to the significant increase in the number of participants and the progress towards one of the International Organization of Geosciences. However, since the voluntary group that originally started aggregating the individual's intentions of the community, grew to a huge organization of about 10,000 members, it becomes rather difficult to reflect requests and opinions as individuals. In addition, by becoming a public interest corporation, it is rather difficult to operate as an academic organization under the constraints of the public interest corporation law. In aiming for further development of JpGU in the future, we would like to invite all the participants of the meeting to express their strict opinion and constructive proposal for the future of JpGU. The opinions of participants will be valuable materials for considering the direction of JpGU after 2020. We would like to invite many participants to present opinions and recommendations from various viewpoints, returning to the bottom-up spirit which is the basic philosophy of the science community.

Opinions and recommendations from meeting participants to the future of the Japan Geoscience Union

Japan Geoscience Union Meeting 2019

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[U08-13]Fifteen years of Japan Geoscience Letters and its future

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