沖先生
いつもお世話になっております。
標記の件ですが、小生、関連学協会連絡会の委員として、日本農業気象学会の総務理
事として、参加しており、別の添付ファイル（Ｘ.ｔｘｔ ）のように、提案されて
います。すでに、当日本農業気象学会では、添付ファイル（アメリカ地球物理学連合
西太平洋地区会議（WPGM).TXT） のように、学会誌に掲載しています。
青木正敏（12/21）
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青木 正敏 （ Masatoshi AOKI )
〒183-8509 東京都府中市幸町3-5-8
東京農工大学 農学部 環境資源科学科
大気環境学研究室
e-mail: aoki.mas@cc.tuat.ac.jp
TEL: 042-367-5727
FAX: 042-367-6078
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----- Original Message -----
送信者 : Taikan_Oki <taikan@iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp>
宛先 : <game-jp@ihas.nagoya-u.ac.jp>
送信日時 : 1999年12月21日 10:08
件名 : [game-jp:0134] WPGM2000
>
> game-jp の皆様: 東大の沖です。
>
> Atmospheric Sciences Co-Chairになっている住先生すらアナウンス
> がないなあ、と気を揉んでいる2000年6月のWPGMに関する情報ですが、
> アブストラクト締め切りは
> http://www.agu.org/meetings/wp00top.html
> にもあります通り、2000年3月です。まだ、セッション名などはアナウ
> ンスされていない様です。GAME関連セッションはAtmospheric Sciences
> とHydrologyの両方に提案されているはずです。
>
> **********************************************************
> 2000 Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting
> June 27-30 (Tuesday-Friday)
> [overlaps with the Japanese Association of Earth & Planetary Science
> Societies-JAPESS]
> Tokyo, Japan
>
> Abstract Submission Deadlines
> March 9, 2000 (Postal/Express Mail)
> March 16, 2000 (Web submission)
>
> Registration & Housing Information
> available in December 1999 on AGU web site
>
> Registration & Housing Deadline
> May 12, 2000
> **********************************************************
>
> ついでに、Seventh International Conference on Precipitation というのが、
> June 2001 に Massachusetts で開催される計画になっておりますので、ご関心
> の方はどうぞ頭の片隅に入れておいてください。だいぶ先の話ですけど。
>
> -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
-=-=-
> 沖 大幹＠東京大学生産技術研究所 （cc:に無神経）
> taikan@iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp 『10月14日に引っ越しました』
> 〒153-8505 東京都目黒区駒場4-6-1、東京大学生産技術研究所B棟 Be607
> Phone: (03) 5452-6382, Fax.: (03) 5452-6383
> taikan@iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp http://hydro.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp/
>
135_1.txt
Proposed Special Sessions for the 2000 Western Pacific Geophysics =
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H1 ( joint with AS): Hydrological features in Monsoon Asia
Conveners: Makoto Taniguchi, Department of Earth Sciences, Nara =
University=81@of Education,
E-mail: makoto@nara-edu.ac.jp
Tel:+81-742-27-9202, Fax:+81-742-27-9291,=20
Taikan, Oki, Institute of Industrial Science, University of =
Tokyo,=20
E-mail: taikan@iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Tel: +81 3-3402-6231 (ext.2528), FAX:+81-3-3402-2597,
Roni Avissar: Department of Environmental Sciences, =
Rutgers=81@University=20
E-mail: avissar@gaia.rutgers.edu
Tel:+1-732-932-9520, Fax:+1-732-932-3562,
The hydrological cycle is strongly modulated by Earth's biome and =
climate. This session will focus on the hydrological features in Monsoon =
Asia. Papers are invited on relevant topics, including flux net in =
different biomes, surface and subsurface water flux in Monsoon Asia, =
biogeochemical study using tracers such as isotope, and any topics =
related to hydrology in Monsoon Asia.
=20
H2: Groundwater hydrology of volcanoes in the Pacific region
Conveners: Masaya Yasuhara and Kohei Kazahaya, Geological Survey of =
Japan
Email: masaya@gsj.go.jp
Tel:+81-298-54-3792 Fax: 81-298-54-3656=20
Yuichi Suzuki, Department of Environmental Systems, Rissho =
University
=81@=81@=81@=81@ =81@=81@ Email: ysuzuki@ris.ac.jp
Tel:+81-48-539-1648 Fax: 81-48-539-1648
Martha Scholl, USGS
=81@In and around the Pacific Ocean, there are numerous volcanoes and =
groundwater in volcanic area is now in great demand for agricultural, =
industrial, and domestic use. Although groundwater is clearly one of the =
most important characteristic of these volcanoes, the groundwater =
hydrology=3D
of volcanoes is perhaps the least well understood component. This =
session will include results of hydrological studies concerning recharge =
areas and processes, flow paths, and residence times for groundwater in =
volcanoes of the Pacific region.
H3: Groundwater and geotechnical engineering problems
Conveners: Jiu Jimmy Jiao, Department of Earth Sciences, University of =
Hong Kong,
Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong, China;=20
=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@Email: jjiao@hkucc.hku.hk;
Tel: 852 2857 8246; Fax: 852 2517 6912;
Chunmiao Zheng, Department of Geology, University of Alabama
=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@=81@Tuscaloosa, AL =
35487, USA;
Email: czheng@wgs.geo.ua.edu;
Tel: 205 348 0579; Fax: 205 348 0818.
=81@Groundwater can have dramatic implications for geotechnical =
engineering problems. A broad spectrum of presentations is solicited, =
including hydrogeological studies aimed at understanding slope failure =
mechanisms, groundwater studies for controlling ground settlement caused =
by dewatering, groundwater investigation for deep tunnels and =
excavation, and numerical modelling of groundwater flow for geotechnical =
purposes.
=20
H4: Subsurface thermal studies in environmental groundwater hydrology =
and geothermics
Conveners: Yasuo Sakura, Department of Earth Sciences, Chiba University
E-mail: ysakura@earth.s.chiba-u.ac.jp
Tel: +81-43-290-2844, Fax:+81-43-290-2859,
Makoto Taniguchi: Department of Earth Sciences, Nara University =
of
E-mail: makoto@nara-edu.ac.jp
Tel:+81-742-27-9202, Fax:+81-742-27-9291,
Vladimir Cermak: Geophysical Institute, Czech Acad. Sci. Czech, =
E-mail: cermak@ig.cas.cz
Tel: +420-2-764539, Fax: +420-2-72762546,
=81@Subsurface temperature field may be locally disturbed by groundwater =
migration as well as by long-term climate changes. This session will =
focus on the subsurface temperature in environmental, groundwater and =
submarine hydrology. Papers are invited on all relevant topics, =
including the effects of climate change, groundwater flow and heat and =
fluid flow in geothermal areas and in submarine geophysics.
=20
H5: Wetland hydrology: Interaction of surface and subsurface water
Conveners: Masaki Hayashi, Department of Geology and Geophysics, Univ. =
of Calgary
E-mail: hayashi@geo.ucalgary.ca
Norio Tase, Institute of Geoscience, University of Tsukuba,
E-mail: tase@atm.geo.tsukuba.ac.jp
Tel:+81-298-53-4244, Fax:+81-298-51-9764=20
=81@Wetlands are the focus of surface-subsurface exchange of water and =
dissolved mass. This session will present physical and chemical =
processes in and out of wetlands that affect the quantity and quality =
of water. We will welcome a variety of studies ranging from natural =
processes to the impacts of land use.
=20
H6: Groundwater contamination and aquifer remediation
Conveners: Katsuyuki Fujinawa, Shinshu University, Japan
E-mail: kfujina@gipac.shinshu-u.ac.jp
Tel: +81-26-269-5285, Fax: +81-26-223-4480=20
Mary Anderson, Depratment of Geology and Geophysics, Unv. =
Wiscinsin-Madison
E-mail:
Tel: 608-262-2396
=81@There is much concern world-wide over contamination of groundwater =
owing to NAPL, MTBE, and other toxic chemicals. This session will =
explore all issues related to groundwater contamination and aquifer =
remediation. Papers describing case studies, the processes involved in =
contaminant transport, and clean-up, as well as simulation studies, are =
encouraged.
H7 Advances in understanding water and contaminant movement in =
fractured rock
Conveners: Yuzo Ohnishi, Kyoto University; Tel: +81-75-753-5127; Fax: =
+81-75-753-5129 E-mail: =
ohnishi@geotech.kuciv.kyoto-u.ac.jp;=20
William Dershowitz, Golder Associates; Tel: +1-425-883-0777, =
Fax:+1-425-882-5498
E-mail: dersh@golder.com;
Erik Webb, Sandia National Laboratories; Tel: +1-505-844-2479=20
E-mail: ekwebb@sandia.gov.
=81@Understanding and predicting the movement of contaminants in=20
discrete paths within fractured rock remains a difficult problem. =20
This session focuses on recent advances in understanding fractured=20
rock groundwater flow and transport systems including field=20
observation and testing, conceptualization and numerical modeling.
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