Exhibitors④
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Kyushu University
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Kyushu University
| Address | 819-0395 福岡県福岡市西区元岡744 |
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| TEL | 092-802-4209 |
| FAX | 092-802-4208 |
| Web site, SNS | https://www.geo.kyushu-u.ac.jp/english/index_e.html |
University of Aizu
University of Aizu
About The University of Aizu
The University of Aizu (UoA) was established in 1993 by Fukushima Prefecture, and has been selected as a Type-B university (Global Traction Type) in Top Global University Program, MEXT (2014-present). ARC-Space with Archive Science for Lunar and Planetary Explorations has been also certified as a Joint Usage / Collaboration Research Center by MEXT (2019-present).UoA Guide 2022
The UoA has been practicing global education for more than 25 years based on the founding principle, "to Advanced Knowledge for Humanity". Through the Top Global University Project, we aim to further lead global education in the field of ICT in Japanese universities by promoting advanced ICT education and research, offering courses in English, and nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit in students.
About UoA
# Nurtures talent who will exercise leadership in the knowledge-based society.
# Nurtures computer scientists and highly-skilled computer engineers who will create and exploit "knowledge" for the new era.
# Has first-class faculty members from almost twenty countries around the world.
# Provides an outstanding computer environment unparalleled by other universities.
# Established the graduate school open to the world, where English is used as the common language.
# Fosters students' latent limitless creativity by training critical thinking and appreciating their curiosity, free from preconceived ideas.
Application Guide
Student Application Guide（Undergraduate） ICT Global Program All-English Undergraduate Course
Student Application Guide（Graduate）
| Address | 965-8580 Ikki-Machi Tsuruga Kami-iawase 90, Aizu-wakamatsu City, Fukushima Pref. |
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| TEL | 0242-37-2723 |
| FAX | 0242-37-2526 |
| Web site, SNS | https://www.u-aizu.ac.jp/en/ |
Center for Spatial Information Science, The University of Tokyo
Center for Spatial Information Science, The University of Tokyo
| Web site, SNS | https://www.csis.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ |
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Remote Sensing Society of Japan
Remote Sensing Society of Japan
| Address | 112-0012 東京都文京区大塚5-3-13 ユニゾ小石川アーバン4F |
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| Web site, SNS | https://www.rssj.or.jp/eng/ |
Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation
Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation
| Address | 105-0001 東京都港区虎ノ門2-10-1 虎ノ門ツインビルディング |
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| TEL | 03-6758-8000 |
| FAX | 03-6758-8008 |
| Web site, SNS | http://www.jogmec.go.jp/ |
Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute, the University of Tokyo
Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute, the University of Tokyo
Educational activity of AORI
We welcome you to the Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute (AORI), of The University of Tokyo. We offer advanced graduate education programs in atmospheric and oceanic research. Professors of AORI belong to one or more of the following graduate schools, and engage in graduate programs though lecturing and supervision of graduate students.
M.S. and/or Ph.D candidates need to choose a professor in the field of interest prior to application. Please feel free to contact any professor of interest via email if you have any questions. There are marine science internships every March and April for undergraduate students and an information session is held for any prospective postgraduate students in early June of each year at our institute. Please join them if you are interested.
Information session for prospective postgraduate students
Information session for prospective postgraduate students will be held online on Sunday 29th of May. Advance registration is required to attend the information session. Deadline of the registration is Friday 27th of May. This session will be given in Japanese, but is open to non-Japanese speaking students as well.
Handbook of Kashiwa Campus Life
Newsletter "Ocean Breeze"
Catalog
Quiz Tipps: 
R.V. Hakuho Maru (before renovation)
Let's see what parts of the R/V Hakuho Maru have changed in appearance since its renovation. Here is the appearance of R/V Hakuho Maru after the renovation.
| Address | 277-8564 5-1-5 Kashiwanoha, Kashiwa |
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| TEL | 04-7136-6006 |
| FAX | 04-7136-6039 |
| Web site, SNS | https://www.aori.u-tokyo.ac.jp/english/index.html |
OYO Corporation
OYO Corporation
| Address | 101-8486 東京都千代田区神田美土代町7番地 |
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| TEL | 03-5577-4938 |
| Web site, SNS | https://www.oyo.co.jp/english/ |
Springer Nature
Springer Nature
Springer is part of Springer Nature, a global publisher that serves and supports the research community.
Springer’s portfolio in the field of earth sciences reflects the diversity of this interdisciplinary field of study. The spectrum ranges from geology and geophysics, mineralogy and oceanography to earth system science.
Meet with a book editor
A Springer editor (Yosuke Nishida) will be available online for your questions about book publications such as how to publish your book, what type of book you can publish, etc. Please join a below Zoom session.*For a password to enter the zoom session, please contact Yosuke Nishida (yosuke.nishida@springer.com) in advance.
1) May 23 (Monday) 10:00 – 10:30 JST
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2) May 23 (Monday) 17:00 – 17:30 JST
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3) May 25 (Wednesday) 10:00 – 10:30 JST
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4) May 25 (Wednesday) 17:00 – 17:30 JST
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Books
Take a closer look at new books published in the Earth & Environmental Sciences and Geography.We invite you to publish with Springer. There are more options for publishing a book than ever before. If you are wondering where to start, we’ll take you through the process.
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For Book Authors and Editors
Contact:
Yosuke Nishida
Editor, Books
yosuke.nishida@springer.com
Some books published by the JpGU fellows
Geomorphology of Lake-Catchment Systems by Dr. Kenji Kashiwaya
Global Seismicity Dynamics and Data-Driven Science by Dr. Mitsuhiro Toriumi
Atmospheric Reaction Chemistry by Dr. Hajime Akimoto
Darwinian Evolution of Molecules by Dr. Hiromoto Nakazawa
Journals
We also publish a wide range of journals from across the Earth & Environmental Sciences and Geography, including the following:Progress in Earth and Planetary Science
[Affiliated with the Japan Geoscience Union (JpGU)]
Earth, Planets and Space
[Affiliated with the Society of Geomagnetism and Earth, Planetary and Space Sciences, the Seismological Society of Japan, the Volcanological Society of Japan, the Geodetic Society of Japan, and the Japanese Society for Planetary Sciences]
Journal of Oceanography
[Affiliated with the Oceanographic Society of Japan]
Geoscience Letters
[Affiliated with the Asia Oceania Geosciences Society (AOGS)]
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For Journal Authors
Contact:
Paola Teti
Publisher, Journals
paola.teti@springer.com
Open Access at Springer
Publishing open access makes your work immediately and permanently available online for everyone, worldwide. Springer is pleased to offer a variety of open access options for our authors to publish their research. No matter which option you choose, all open access articles and books are subject to high-quality peer review, editorial and production processes. You retain copyright and can easily comply with open access mandates.More Information on Open Access at Springer
More Information on Funding & Support Services
For Springer Book Purchase within Japan
If you would like to purchase a Springer book, please access to Neutrino’s web store (https://neutrino.shop-pro.jp/) or contact the responsible staff, Mr. Matsuo (matsuo@neutrino.co.jp) directly.
| Address | 105-6005 Shiroyama Trust Tower 5F, 4-3-1 Toranomon, Minato-Ku, Tokyo 105-6005, Japan |
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| TEL | 03-4533-8050 |
| FAX | 03-4533-8050 |
| Web site, SNS | https://www.springernature.com/gp |
Institute for Planetary Materials, Okayama University
Institute for Planetary Materials, Okayama University
◆Institute for Planetary Material
The Institute for Planetary Materials, Okayama University is located in Misasa, Tottori Prefecture, a town that is well-known for its hot spring. The mission of the institute is to promote research and education on the origin, evolution and dynamics of the Earth and planets, with constant development of comprehensive geochemical analyses system, a range of high-pressure facilities and spectroscopic equipments. As a joint-use research institute, we provide joint-use and collaborative research opportunities on the research infrastructure and technologies to domestic and overseas researchers and students. We also provide graduate education in an international educational environment through our graduate school program.For more details, please see our web page (click link at bottom).
◆Organization and Research Activities
Division for Basic Planetary Materials ScienceWe aim at understanding the internal structure and evolution of the Earth and planets via determination of the structure and physical properties of earth/planetary materials using experimental and computational approaches.
Division for Planetary System
We aim at understanding the origin, evolution and dynamics of the Earth and planets by utilizing a comprehensive analytical system that includes a variety of facilities for highly accurate/precise quantitative analysis, mass spectroscopic analysis and spectroscopic analysis.
-Development and application of highly precise elementary analytical method and mass spectrometry.
Division for Astrobiology
We investigate mineral–organic–fluid interactions, origin of life on the Earth and planets and traces of primitive life in the solar system via both experiment and analytical approaches.
◆Joint Usage / Research Center
The Institute for Planetary Materials has been designated as a Join Usage/Research Center, “Research Core for Earth and Planetary Materials Science” supported by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), Japan. We offer opportunities to access our facilities and expertise in order to promote materials science research by taking full advantage of our facilities for chemical analysis, dating, and structural analysis of terrestrial and extraterrestrial materials and experiments under a range of PT conditions. If you are interested in collaborative research with us, please contact the relevant faculty members. For a complete list and further information, please visit the Joint-Use webpage.◆Graduate school
We have a doctoral program. We look for highly motivated young students to join our graduate program, which is aimed at fostering the next generation of leaders in the international Earth and planetary science community. For international students, lectures and guidance in research will be provided in English as needed. ◆Misasa International Student Intern Program
The annual Misasa International Student Intern Program for advanced undergraduate and Master students is being held each summer for about 6 weeks in order to promote international collaborative research and education. During the intern program, each student work on an active IPM research project under the supervision of IPM faculty members and staffs. This year's program is cancelled due to COVID-19.
| Address | 682-0193 827 Yamada, Misata, Tottori, Japan |
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| TEL | 0858-43-1215 |
| Web site, SNS | http://www.misasa.okayama-u.ac.jp/en/ |
Satellite Observation Center, National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan
Satellite Observation Center, National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan
The Satellite Observation Center of the National Institute for Environmental Studies has been conducting the three satellite-based GHGs observing projects promoted cooperatively with the Ministry of the Environment and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, namely GOSAT, GOSAT-2 and GOSAT-GW.
NIES SOC and GOSAT Series
help the world’s effort against climate change
help the world’s effort against climate change
GOSAT Series
The GOSAT series is a series of satellites with the mission of contributing to the development of science and policymaking on climate change and the promotion of a decarbonized society.
Greenhouse Gases Observation from Space by the GOSAT Series
Contribution to the Paris Agreement by GOSAT
Role of NIES in the GOSAT/GOSAT-2 Project
Data processing from the satellite to user 
Message to young people who want to be researchers
◆Chat with Researchers
Would you like to chat with researchers of the Satellite Observation Center?Please feel free to access zoom link to learn more about GOSAT series data and research, career consultation, and anything else you would like to know.
①Monday 30 May,13：30～14：30
ご相談はこちらからどうぞ（Zoomが起動します）
②Tuesday 31 May,13：30～14：30
ご相談はこちらからどうぞ（Zoomが起動します）
③Thursday 2 June,13：30～14：30
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| Address | 3058506 National Institute for Environmental Studies, 16-2 Onogawa, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan |
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| TEL | 0298502731 |
| Web site, SNS | https://www.nies.go.jp/soc/en |
JAXA Earth Observation Research Center
JAXA Earth Observation Research Center
JAXA Earth Observation Research Center (EORC) conducts calibration & validation of satellite data, and the Earth science research and application research using those data.
EORC researches in the field of earth science such as global climate change, water cycle, atmospheric environment and crustal movements, using satellite data while developing calibration & validation and analysis methods to improve data accuracy of sensors onboard earth observation satellites.
Websites
We introduce our activities on the following web sites. Earth-graphy (All about JAXA's Earth Observations)
Satellite Navigator Follow our SNS! Get the latest information. (Japanese only)
JAXA Satellite Navigator
YouTube
JAXA Satnavi Channel
LINE Stickers
JAXA Earth Observing Satellite Stickers
The GSMaP provides large amounts of data on hourly rainfall distribution around the world over the past 20 years. You can also see the latest status from the map below.
Research Projects
These studies are carried out in each research project that specializes in each satellite and sensor as well as in cooperation with the combined use of satellite data and models. The results are reflected in future development of satellites. 
ALOS Research and Application Project conducts the Earth science / application researches using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and high-resolution optical sensors onboard the "DAICHI" (ALOS) series satellites. ALOS Research and Application Project 
GPM project conducts the Earth science / application researches and calibration & validation in the field of precipitation and water cycle using the precipitation radar onboard earth observation satellites. The precipitation radar enables observation of three-dimensional structure of rain and snow. GPM Project 
GCOM-W project is conducting the Earth science / application researches and calibration & validation activities related to climate and water cycle variations using the Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer (AMSR) series. GCOM-W Project AMSR Series 
GCOM-C project is conducting the Earth science / application researches and calibration & validation related to climate change using the Second generation GLobal Imager (SGLI) onboard earth observation satellite "SHIKISAI" (GCOM-C). GCOM-C Project 
GOSAT project is conducting research and development and data calibration & validation by using sensors onboard the "IBUKI" (GOSAT) series satellites for observing greenhouse gases (carbon dioxide, methane) which are the causes of global warming. GOSAT Project 
EarthCARE is an earth observation satellite mission that Japan and Europe are collaborating for development. It is expected that the mission will improve the numerical climate model and contribute to improving the accuracy of climate change prediction. EarthCARE Project Recruitment
Currently, EORC is recruiting invited personnel (fixed-term staff) in each research field of GCOM-C, ALOS-2 and GOSAT. Invited Personnel Recruitment (Japanese site only) JAXA Employment Opportunities (English site)
| Address | 305-8505 2-1-1 Sengen, Tsukuba-shi, Ibaraki, Japan |
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Ametek Co., Ltd. CAMECA BU
Ametek Co., Ltd. CAMECA BU
CAMECA is a world leading supplier of microanalytical and metrology instrumentation for research and process control. Our instruments measure elemental and isotopic composition in materials down to atomic resolution and equip government and university labs as well as high-tech industrial companies around the world.
Learn how we address challenging characterization needs in diverse markets: semiconductor, nanotechnology and novel materials, nuclear science, energy, biology, environment, mining, geology.
| Address | 100-0012 Shiba NBF Tower 3F, 1-1-30 Shiba-Daimon, Minato Ward, Tokyo |
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| TEL | +81-3-4400-2330 |
| Web site, SNS | https://www.cameca.com/ |
The Society for the Study of the Origin and Evolution of Life : Asrobiology-Japan, SSOEL:Astrobiology-Japan
The Society for the Study of the Origin and Evolution of Life : Asrobiology-Japan, SSOEL:Astrobiology-Japan
◆Books published by members
Check out the books!
Books
| Web site, SNS | https://www.origin-life.gr.jp/ |
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The Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences (JAMS)
The Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences (JAMS)
The Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences (JAMS) was established in 2007 by merging the Mineralogical Society of Japan (established in 1955) and the Japanese Association of Mineralogists, Petrologists, and Economic Geologists (established in 1928). JAMS covers a wide field of mineral sciences, geochemistry and petrology, and acts with the Japan Science Council as a national representative society of the International Mineralogical Association (IMA). Membership benefits include receiving the Journal of Mineralogical Sciences (JMPS), Ganseki-Koubutsukagaku (GKK), and Elements.
| Address | 980-8578 c/o Graduate School of Science, Tohoku University, Sendai 980-8578, Japan |
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| TEL | 022-224-3852 |
| FAX | 022-224-3852 |
| Web site, SNS | http://jams.la.coocan.jp/e_meeting.html |
TOKYO SOKUSHIN CO., LTD.
TOKYO SOKUSHIN CO., LTD.
| Address | 123-0873 3-14-34, Ougi, Adachi-ku, Tokyo 123-0873 Japan |
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| TEL | 03-3855-5911 |
| FAX | 03-3855-5921 |
| Web site, SNS | http://www.to-soku.co.jp/en/index.html |
Research Institute for Humanity and Nature
Research Institute for Humanity and Nature
JpGU2022 地球研関係者 発表情報
総合地球環境学研究所について
新型コロナウイルスによる感染症をはじめとして、地球温暖化、海洋汚染など、地球環境の変化は人間にとって大きな脅威となりつつあり、その対策は待ったなしの急務となっています。ただ、地球には多様な環境があり、私たち人間も多様な文化に生きてきました。環境問題を解決するにはその多様性に基づいて新たな人間の暮らしを創造する必要があります。
総合地球環境学研究所（英語名：Research Institute for Humanity and Nature、略称：地球研、RIHN）は、地球環境問題を文化の問題としてとらえ、研究者ばかりでなく、自治体や市民の幅広い参加を呼びかけながら解決策を探る超学際研究を実施しています。2001年に創設され、2004年には大学共同利用機関法人 人間文化研究機構の一員となりました。
文化とは、地域の自然環境に根差した衣食住に反映される人々の暮らしです。そこに息づいている伝統知と、地球環境を改善するための環境倫理を調和させ、分野を超えた学際的なアプローチから豊かな未来へつながる新しい文化と暮らしを創造することが地球研の大きな目標です。
地球研では、いくつかの研究プロジェクトをプログラムで束ねる「プログラム－プロジェクト制」によって、既存の学問分野や領域を超えた、総合的な研究の展開を図っています。
▶︎ 研究一覧
▶︎ 公募・採用情報
総合地球環境学研究所 新ロゴマーク
2022年4月1日より第4期の中期計画期間（2022年度〜2027年度）に入るにあたり、総合地球環境学研究所はロゴマークを一新しました。一般公募により採択されたロゴマークは、神奈川県在住のデザイナー、原田一穂氏による作品で、シンボルマークは、「大学単独ではできない研究基盤」を表す土台のイメージと、「人文学・社会科学・自然科学の文理融合による学際研究」や「社会と連携・協働した超学際研究」の多種多様な人の関わりを、地球のイメージを重ねてデザインしてあります。
当研究所から地球環境問題が解決され、未来のあるべき姿が現れていく強いメッセージを込め、築き上げられる前段階を表現するために、下半分の地球をシンボルマークのモチーフとしています。
また、色彩コンセプトは、誰もが地球をイメージできる青と緑を用いた配色とし、それぞれの色に変化をつけることで、1 つの分野の中でも多様な考え方があることや、研究にあたっての多角的な視点を表現しています。
また、陰影に見える濃淡が円ではなく球体（地球）を分かりやすく伝え、色の変化から環境の変化を連想することができます。
山極壽一地球研所長は「地球環境問題の根幹は人間の文化の問題であるという初心に立ち返り、地球を人間の姿で作っていただいた。しかし、同時に地球は人間によって壊れつつあること、水の惑星であり、緑に代表される自然の調和を取りもどさなければならないことも、このロゴに含まれていると思う」と述べています。
地球研 YouTubeチャンネル
過去のセミナーやシンポジウムが閲覧できます。また、シンポジウム等の同時配信を不定期でおこなっています。地球研市民セミナー [ 再生リスト▼ ]
地球研の研究成果や地球環境問題の動向をわかりやすく一般の方に紹介することを目的に、地球研または京都市内の会場において年に数回開催しています。難しい概念や専門用語を使わずに、環境の大切さを伝えるよう努めています。
第16回地球研国際シンポジウム「自然と暮らす術（The Arts of Living with Nature）」 [ 再生リスト▼ ]
地球研の研究成果を世界に発信することを目的として、国内外の研究者コミュニティを対象に年に1回開催しています。
第16回地球研国際シンポジウム サイドイベント [ 再生リスト▼ ]
| Address | 603-8047 457-4 Motoyama, Kamigamo, Kita-ku, Kyoto |
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| TEL | 075-707-2482 |
| FAX | 075-707-2515 |
| Web site, SNS | https://www.chikyu.ac.jp/rihn_e/ |