Japan Geoscience Union


Session Category

Sessions in JpGU meetings are categorized into 7 JpGU Categories and subcategory.
Union and Public Sessions are sessions out of these 7 categories.
Union U Sessions to present the up-to date frontier topics related to all earth and planetary sciences related community.
Public O Sessions open to the public to promote scientists' outreach activities, and to help societies' understandings of research fields of our union.
1 Space and Planetary Sciences P Planetary Science, Solar Terrestrial Physics, Space Physics, Space Electromagnetism Exoplanetology... etc.
2 Atmospheric and Hydrospheric Sciences A Atmospheric Science, Meteorology, Atmospheric Environment, Ocean Sciences, Hydrology, Limnology, Ground Water Hydrology, Cryospheric Sciences, Geoenvironmental Science, Climate Change Research...etc.
3 Human Geosciences H Geography, Geomorphology, Engineering Geology, Sedimentology, Natural Disaster, Disaster Prevention, Resources, Energy...etc.
4 Solid Earth Sciences S Geodesy, Seismology, Geomagnetism, Science of the Earth's Interior, Earth and Planetary Tectonics Dynamics, Geology, Quaternary Research, Lithology and Mineralogy, Volcanology, Geochemistry...etc.
5 Biogeosciences H Biogeosciences, Space Biology, Origin of Life, Geosphere-Biosphere Interactions, Palaeontology, Paleoecology...etc
6 Education & Outreach G Earth Science Education, School Education, Relation to the society...etc.
7 Multidisciplinary and Interdisciplinary M Session that cannot be categorized into one session, Joint Symposium with other scientific societies...etc.

Session Proposal

The session proposal for the JpGU-AGU 2020 has closed.
Thank you.

2020 Session List & Session Information

Session ID, session tilte, scope, names of conveners etc. are available from this page.

Dec 2: Session list published

2020 Meeting Program


Final program will be open on March 13, 2020.

Mobile App

JpGU-AGU Mobile App will be available in May.

Absract PDF Download

Abstracts will be downloadable on May 15, 2020.

Contact between Conveners and Presenters

Communication between conveners and presenters may be done using a designated tool.
The tool will be available to use in mid-March.
If any questions or concerns on the presentation, presenter are encouraged to contact the session convener using the tool.

List of Invited Authors

The provisional list of invited authors is updated accordingly until mid-Feb.
The potential invited guests are listed in the webpage linked above.
The final list will be published after the abstract acceptance notification is distributed around mid-March.

Union Sessions

Union sessions focus on topics with a broad interest that are outside of a single section.
Below are the 2020 Union sessions.
Please note that some sessions only accept abstract submissions from invited authors. If you are interested in submitting an abstract to one of the Union sessions, please check if the session accepts abstracts before submitting.

ID Date
Location
Session Title
Convener(s)
Submission Acceptance*
U-01 MAY 27 (WED)
101
[E] Great Debate: Geoscience and societal leadership in support of planetary stewardship
Conv. Fumio Inagaki, William F McDonough, Susanne Buiter
×
U-02 MAY 26 (TUE)
101
[E] Assessment and Accountability of Scientific Knowledge Creation
Conv. Michiyo SHIMAMURA, Yasuhiro Yamanaka, Kiyoshi Suyehiro, Brooks Hanson
Scientific indices such as the number of citations or IF have been widely adopted in Japan to gauge scientific outputs without sufficient deliberations. In the field of geoscience, a wide latitude of research styles exists and forms our community. The adoption of simple evaluation indices as above may hinder the truly useful assessment of research. What is the right direction for science and how should science be assessed? In this session, we invite the members of the geoscience research community to discuss "ideal" science, recognize its diversity and identify the needs for changes.
U-03 MAY 28 (THU)
101
[E] Sustainable global groundwater management for human security
Conv. Yoshihide Wada, Makoto Taniguchi
Groundwater is the prime source for drinking water supply and irrigation, hence critical to global water, food and energy security contributing to human security. Groundwater therefore needs to be managed wisely, protected and especially sustainably used. In itself this is a challenge, however under a changing environment including climate, land use, population growth, this task becomes a challenge especially in the light of limited data availability and consequential uncertainties. In this session we discuss management, protection, and sustainable use of groundwater.
U-04 MAY 26 (TUE)
101
[E] International Efforts Supporting Global Navigation Satellite System-Enhanced Tsunami Early Warning
Conv. John B Rundle, Kazuyoshi Nanjo, Eiichi Fukuyama
U-05 MAY 24 (SUN)
101
[E] Advanced understanding of Quaternary and Anthropocene hydroclimate changes in East Asia
Conv.Chuan-Chou Shen, Yusuke Yokoyama, Kaoru Kubota, Li Lo
U-06 MAY 25 (MON)
101
[E] Open Access, Open Data, and FAIR Data in Geosciences
Conv. Hirokuni Oda, Hodaka Kawahata, Brooks Hanson
×
U-07 MAY 25 (MON)
101
[E] Diversity and equality - Where do we stand on gender equality or equity in the geosciences?
Conv. Chiaki T. Oguchi, Rie Hori, S., Claudia Jesus-Rydin, Hodaka Kawahata
×
U-08 MAY 25 (MON)
101
[E] Special session for a borderless World of Geoscience (GEOethics)
Conv. Hodaka Kawahata, Brooks Hanson, Takashi Furumura, Eiichi Tajika
×
U-09 MAY 25 (MON)
101
[E] Special session For a Borderless World of Geoscience (Challenges for the future)
Conv. Hodaka Kawahata, Robin Elizabeth Bell, Alberto Montanari, David Laurence Higgitt
×
U-10 MAY 24 (SUN)
101
[E] Linking Education and Research Communities in Geosciences: Engaging the Public and Local Communities
Conv. Vincent Tong, Takashi Oguchi, Renee M Clary, Keiko Kuge
U-11 MAY 24 (SUN)
101
[E] Planetary Metabolism: The Science of Living Worlds
Conv. Ariel D Anbar, John W Hernlund, Hilairy Ellen Hartnett, Ryuhei Nakamura
U-12 MAY 27 (WED)
101
[J] Future of Earth and Planetary Science (10): Big Data and Open Science
Conv. Ryoichi Fujii, Hodaka Kawahata, Eiichi Tajika, Gaku Kimura
×
U-13 MAY 25 (MON)
Hyperwall (Exhibit Hall 8)
[E] Open Colloquium-NASA/JAXA: Our advance and future load in Heliophysics
Conv. Yusuke Iida, Mariko Teramoto, Chun Ming Mark Cheung
×
U-14 MAY 27 (WED)
Hyperwall (Exhibit Hall 8)
[E] Open Colloquium-NASA/JAXA: Planetary science on Mars driving current and future missions
Conv. Shunichi Kamata, Go Murakami, Mitchell D Schulte, Michael S Kelley
×
U-15 MAY 26 (TUE)
Hyperwall (Exhibit Hall 8)
[E] Open Colloquium-NASA/JAXA: Earth Science focusing on Climate Change
Conv. Yamaji Moeka, Kosuke Yamamoto, Paula S Bontempi, Sandra Alba Cauffman
×
U-16 MAY 25 (MON)
Hyperwall (Exhibit Hall 8)
[E] OC:Research Advances in Recent Disaster Studies Using Remote Sensing and Computational Methodologies
Conv. Jun Matsumoto, Guido Cervone
×
U-17 MAY 25 (MON)
Hyperwall (Exhibit Hall 8)
[E] Open Colloquium: What will we expect from Ryugu and Bennu samples?
Conv. Satoshi Kasahara, Aki Takigawa
×
U-18 MAY 25 (MON)
Hyperwall (Exhibit Hall 8)
[E] Open Colloquium: Recent advances in atmospheric and hydrospheric sciences
Conv. Kazuaki Nishii, Hong Liao, Masahiro Hori, Kazuhiro Misumi
×
U-19 MAY 26 (TUE)
Hyperwall (Exhibit Hall 8)
[E] A deep dive into planetary habitability as related to subsurface architecture, energy, and water.
Conv. Heather Valeah Graham, Vlada Stamenkovic, Shino Suzuki, Atsuko Kobayashi
U-20 MAY 26 (TUE)
Hyperwall (Exhibit Hall 8)
[E] "Open Colloquium" Exploring the Earth's interior using cutting edge science and technology
Conv. Hiroko Watanabe, William F McDonough, Kenta Ueki, Eiichiro Araki
New advances in technology are being used to explore the Earth, e.g. neutrino geophysics, drilling the deep oceanic biosphere, and drilling to the Moho. Application of these new technologies to studies of the Earth provide critical new constraints and hopefully, new and unimagined insights. Near-future exploration of the Earth's interior will provide much-needed data on the internal structure of our planet. We anticipate presentations on recent advances in science and technologies that provide insights into physical, chemical, and biological processes and structures on and in the Earth.
U-21 MAY 25 (MON)
SHIRASE
[E] Frontiers of Antarctic Environmental Research
Conv. Kenji Kawamura, Carol Finn, Osamu Seki, Yusuke Suganuma
×

*"Submission Acceptance" indicates from whom the session will accept abstract submissions
◎: The session will accept submissions from anyone
△:The session will only accept poster submissions
×:The session will only accept submissions from invited guests.
(Abstracts submitted to the "x" sessions will be automatically rejected. )

Public Sessions

Public sessions are open public attendees who are interested in geoscience.
Registration fee is not charged for attendees of these sessions.
Below is the 2020 Public session list.
Please note that some sessions only accept abstract submissions from invited authors. If you are interested in submitting an abstract to one of the Public sessions, please check if the session accepts abstracts before submitting.
Session ID Date
Location
Session Title
Convener(s)
Submission Acceptance*
O-01 MAY 24 (SUN)
103
[J] Educational Materials of Geoscience in Japan
Conv. Takayuki Ogata, Shinichi Kawate, Seiichiro Yamamoto, Hiroo Nemoto
×
O-02 MAY 24 (SUN)
103
[J] How to cope with wind disasters under rapidly changing climate
Conv. Jun Matsumoto, Yukihiro Takahashi, Akira Wada
O-03 MAY 24 (SUN)
IC
[J] Recent Advances in Earth and Planetary Science
Conv. Tatsuhiko Hara, Katsuyoshi Michibayashi, Hajime Naruse, Yasuhito Sekine
×
O-04 MAY 24 (SUN)
IC
[J] Poster presentations by senior high school students
Conv. Tatsuhiko Hara, Katsuyoshi Michibayashi, Miwa Kuri, Keiko Konya
O-05 MAY 24 (SUN)
IC
[J] Understanding of formation process of Japanese archipelago from Japanese Geoparks
Conv. Noritaka Matsubara, Yayoi ICHIHASHI, HIROKO IMAI, Hokuto Obara
Japanese Geoparks records the formation process of the Japanese archipelago, and we can know the formation of the Japanese archipelago by connecting all the geoparks. In this session, we discuss about formation process of Japanese archipelago and relationship between Geology and people's lives through the Japanese Geoparks.
O-06 MAY 24 (SUN)
201B
[J] Kitchen Earth Science: Let's stimulate your brain by hands-on experiments!
Conv. Ichiro Kumagai, Miwa Kuri, Mie Ichihara, Kei Kurita

*"Submission Acceptance" indicates from whom the session will accept abstract submissions
◎: The session will accept submissions from anyone
△:The session will only accept poster submissions
×:The session will only accept submissions from invited guests.
(Abstracts submitted to the "x" sessions will be automatically rejected. )
■:The session accepts submissions only from high school students.

Joint Session with Partner Unions

JpGU is pleased to promote joint sessions with our partner Unions and Society, AOGS and EGU.

*Being the joint meeting with AGU, all sessions convened at JpGU-AGU 2020 including J sessions are considered as joint sessions with AGU at JpGU-AGU 2020.

Union

U-01 [E] Great Debate: Geoscience and societal leadership in support of planetary stewardship
Conv. Fumio Inagaki, William F McDonough, Susanne Buiter
EGU
U-03 [E] Sustainable global groundwater management for human security
Conv. Yoshihide Wada, Makoto Taniguchi
EGU
U-06 [E] Open Access, Open Data, and FAIR Data in Geosciences
Conv. Hirokuni Oda, Hodaka Kawahata, Brooks Hanson
EGU
AOGS
U-07 [E] Diversity and equality - Where do we stand on gender equality or equity in the geosciences?
Conv. Chiaki T. Oguchi, Rie Hori, S., Claudia Jesus-Rydin, Hodaka Kawahata
EGU
U-08 [E] Special session for a borderless World of Geoscience (GEOethics)
Conv. Hodaka Kawahata, Brooks Hanson, Takashi Furumura, Eiichi Tajika
EGU
AOGS
U-09 [E] Special session For a Borderless World of Geoscience (Challenges for the future)
Conv. Hodaka Kawahata, Robin Elizabeth Bell, Alberto Montanari, David Laurence Higgitt
EGU
AOGS

Space and Planetary Sciences

P-PS06 [E] Science of Venus: Venus Express, Akatsuki, and beyond
Conv. Takehiko Satoh, Kevin McGouldrick, Hideo Sagawa, Thomas Widemann
EGU

Atmospheric and Hydrospheric Sciences

A-OS23 [E] Atlantic climate variability, and its global impacts and predictability
Conv. Ingo Richter, Hiroki Tokinaga, Andrea Taschetto, Noel S Keenlyside
EGU
A-CG46 [E] Atmospheric deposition impact on Terrestrial and marine Ecosystems
Conv. Eyal Rahav, Adina Paytan
EGU
A-CG47 [E] Global Carbon Cycle Observation and Analysis
Conv. Kazuhito Ichii, Prabir Patra, Forrest M. Hoffman, Makoto Saito
EGU
AOGS

Human Geosciences

H-DS10 [E] Natural hazard impacts on human society, economics and technological systems
Conv. ELENA PETROVA, Hajime Matsushima
EGU
H-CG25 [E] Turbidity current: generation, morphodynamics and deposits
Conv. Hajime Naruse, Robert Michael Dorrell, Miwa Yokokawa
EGU

Solid Earth Sciences

S-EM19 [E] Earth and planetary magnetism: Observations, modeling, and implications on dynamics and evolution
Conv. Hirokuni Oda, Futoshi Takahashi, Courtney Jean Sprain, Yoichi Usui
EGU
AOGS
S-CG56 [E] ICDP Oman Drilling Project: Oman to Oceanic Lithosphere to Island Arc Formation and Beyond
Conv. Eiichi TAKAZAWA, Katsuyoshi Michibayashi, Sayantani Chatterjee
EGU
S-CG58 [E] Science of slow earthquakes: Toward unified understandings of whole earthquake process
Conv. Satoshi Ide, Hitoshi Hirose, Kohtaro Ujiie, Takahiro Hatano
EGU
S-CG59 [E] Evolution and movement of the crustal surface and application of geo- and thermochronology
Conv. Noriko Hasebe, Shigeru Sueoka, Frederic Herman, Takahiro Tagami
EGU
S-CG64 [E] Crust-mantle connections
Conv. Yoshihiko Tamura, Osamu Ishizuka
EGU

Biogeosciences

B-PT04 [E] Biomineralization and Geochemistry of Proxies
Conv. Takashi Toyofuku, Jelle Bijma, Hiroshi Kitazato, Kotaro Hirose
EGU
B-CG06 [E] Decoding the history of Earth: From Hadean to the present
Conv. Tsuyoshi Komiya, Yasuhiro Kato, Katsuhiko Suzuki, Kentaro Nakamura
EGU

Multidisciplinary and Interdisciplinary

M-IS09 [E] Interdisciplinary studies on pre-earthquake processes
Conv. Katsumi Hattori, Dimitar Ouzounov, JANN-YENQ Liu, Qinghua Huang
EGU
AOGS
M-IS13 [E] Integrated Analysis of Geoscience Observations from the Floor to Surface of the Ocean
Conv. Keisuke Ariyoshi, Joan S Gomberg, Narumi Takahashi, Motoyuki Kido
EGU
M-IS15 [E] Global climate change driven by the Southern Ocean and the Antarctic Ice Sheet
Conv. Osamu Seki, Akira Oka, Yoshifumi Nogi, Robin Elizabeth Bell
EGU
M-IS19 [E] Conservation of geoparks, natural geosites, and cultural heritage: weathering and damage assessment
Conv. Luigi Germinario, Miguel Gomez-Heras, Magdalini Theodoridou, Tetsuya Waragai
EGU
M-GI34 [E] Near Surface Investigation and Modeling for Groundwater Resources Assessment and Conservation
Conv. Jui-Pin Tsai, Hwa-Lung Yu, Makoto Taniguchi, Ping-Yu Chang
AOGS
M-GI36 [E] Open Science in Progress: Data Sharing, e-Infrastructure, and Transparency in International Contexts
Conv. Yasuhisa Kondo, Baptiste Cecconi, Yasuhiro Murayama, Shelley Stall
EGU

Co-Sponsored Sessions with JpGU Society Members

Each year, sessions co-sponsored or co-organized with or Society Members are convened at the annual meetings.

Japan Society of Engineering Geology H-DS12 [J] Geohazards in humid, tectonically active countries and their precursors
The Oceanographic Society of Japan A-OS17 [E] Climate variability and predictability on subseasonal to decadal timescales
A-OS18 [J] Coastal circulation and material cycle and freshwater discharge through rivers
A-OS19 [E] Marine ecosystems and biogeochemical cycles: theory, observation and modeling
A-OS21 [E] Dynamics of oceanic and atmospheric waves, vortices, and circulations
A-OS22 [E] Physical, chemical and biological processes and variability in the Indian Ocean
A-OS24 [E] Exploring new frontiers of oceanic mixing research in the next decade
A-OS25 [E] Continental-Oceanic Mutual Interaction: Planetary scale Material Circulation
A-OS26 [J] Global ocean observing systems, their recent status, research results and future directions
A-OS27 [J] Chemical and Biological Oceanography
A-OS28 [J] Physical Oceanography (General)
A-OS29 [J] Ocean Research Planning for UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Developments (2021-2030)
A-HW32 [E] Material transportation and cycling in aquatic ecosystems; from headwaters to coastal areas
A-CG44 [E] Extratropical oceans and atmosphere
A-CG45 [E] Multi-scale ocean-atmosphere interaction in the tropical Indo-Pacific region
A-CG55 [J] Coastal Ecosystems - 1. Water Cycle and Land-Ocean Interactions
A-CG56 [J] Coastal Ecosystems-2. Coral reefs, seagrass and macroalgal beds, and mangroves
A-CG57 [J] Science in the Arctic Region
A-CG59 [J] Biogeochemical linkages between the surface ocean and atmosphere
M-IS08 [E] Paleoclimatology and paleoceanography
M-IS30 [J] Ocean Plastics, an earth science perspective
M-GI33 [E] Planetary Sciences
M-GI37 [E] Integration of Earth Observations and Multiple Use for Earth Science and Benefits to Societies - GEO
M-SD47 [J] Future Missions of Satellite Earth Observation
The Volcanological Society of Japan S-IT24 [E] MAGMA AND FLUID TRANSPORT IN THE EARTH'S INTERIOR
S-VC41 [E] Timescales of magmatism: from genesis to eruption
S-VC42 [E] Dynamics of volcanic eruptions and their physical and chemical processes
S-VC43 [E] Magma crystallization, fragmentation, and their roles on volcanic eruption
S-VC44 [J] Hydrothermal systems of volcanoes
S-VC45 [J] Active Volcanism
S-VC46 [J] Mitigation of volcanic disasters - basic and applied researches
S-VC47 [J] Volcanic and igneous activities, and these long-term forecasting
S-CG64 [E] Crust-mantle connections
M-IS21 [J] Geopark
M-IS31 [J] Planetary Volcanology
Society of Science on Form, Japan M-IS14 [E] Evolution of Pelagic Realm
Japanese Society for Active Fault Studies S-SS06 [E] Active faults and Paleoseismology
S-SS16 [J] Active faults and paleoseismology
Meteorological Society of Japan A-AS01 [E] High performance computing for next generation weather, climate, and environmental sciences
A-AS02 [E] Abnormal weathers and disasters in urban environments in East Asia related to climate change
A-AS05 [E] Large-scale moisture and organized cloud systems
A-AS06 [E] Advances in Tropical Cyclone Research: Past, Present, and Future
A-AS08 [E] Stratosphere-troposphere interaction
A-AS09 [E] Cloud-Resolving Model Simulations for Climate and Weather Studies
A-AS15 [J] Progress in dense observation and numerical modeling of micro-scale meteorology
A-OS17 [E] Climate variability and predictability on subseasonal to decadal timescales
A-OS21 [E] Dynamics of oceanic and atmospheric waves, vortices, and circulations
A-CG44 [E] Extratropical oceans and atmosphere
A-CG45 [E] Multi-scale ocean-atmosphere interaction in the tropical Indo-Pacific region
M-IS06 [E] Dust
M-GI33 [E] Planetary Sciences
Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences S-MP36 [E] Physics and Chemistry of Minerals
S-CG55 [E] Petrology, Mineralogy & Resource Geology
The Palaeontological Society of Japan B-PT04 [E] Biomineralization and Geochemistry of Proxies
B-PT05 [E] Biotic History
B-CG07 [E] Phanerozoic biodiversity change: radiation and extinction
M-IS08 [E] Paleoclimatology and paleoceanography
M-IS14 [E] Evolution of Pelagic Realm
M-IS29 [J] Mud volcano x Chemosynthetic communities
M-IS30 [J] Ocean Plastics, an earth science perspective
The Society of Resource Geology H-RE13 [J] Resource Geology
S-RD35 [E] Mineral Resources for Society: Ore deposit formation and exploration
S-CG55 [E] Petrology, Mineralogy & Resource Geology
The Seismological Society of Japan H-DS08 [E] Tsunami and tsunami forecast
S-SS04 [E] Strong Ground Motion and Earthquake Disaster
S-SS06 [E] Active faults and Paleoseismology
S-SS07 [E] Earthquake prediction and forecast+pre-earthquake geoscientific changes(TBD)
S-SS08 [E] Statistical seismology and underlying physical processes
S-SS11 [J] Crustal Structure
S-SS12 [J] Seismic wave propagation: Theory and Application
S-SS13 [J] Seismicity
S-SS14 [J] Crustal Deformation
S-SS15 [J] Fault Rheology and Earthquake Physics
S-SS16 [J] Active faults and paleoseismology
S-SS17 [J] Seismology General
S-TT51 [E] seismic monitoring and processing system
M-IS21 [J] Geopark
M-IS28 [J] History X Earth and Planetary Science
M-GI33 [E] Planetary Sciences
Japan Society of Geoinformatics M-GI41 [J] Earth and planetary informatics with huge data management
Japanese Association of Hydrological Sciences A-HW32 [E] Material transportation and cycling in aquatic ecosystems; from headwaters to coastal areas
The Society of Eco-Engineering H-CG35 [E] Weather and climate extremes in East Asian monsoon system: mechanism, predictability, and projection
Japan Society of Hydrology & Water Resources A-AS12 [E] Weather and climate extremes in East Asian monsoon system: mechanism, predictability, and projection
A-OS18 [J] Coastal circulation and material cycle and freshwater discharge through rivers
A-OS25 [E] Continental-Oceanic Mutual Interaction: Planetary scale Material Circulation
A-HW30 [E] Hydrology & Water Environment
A-HW32 [E] Material transportation and cycling in aquatic ecosystems; from headwaters to coastal areas
A-HW33 [E] Prediction of water and sediment dynamics from small to large scales
A-HW37 [E] Interdisciplinary approach to support climate change adaptation measures in regional scale
H-TT15 [E] Environmental Remote Sensing
The Japanese Association for Petroleum Technology M-IS32 [J] Gas hydrate in environmental-resource sciences
The Japanese Society of Snow and Ice A-CC38 [E] Ice cores and paleoenvironmental modeling
A-CC39 [J] Glaciology
A-CG57 [J] Science in the Arctic Region
M-SD47 [J] Future Missions of Satellite Earth Observation
The Geodetic Society of Japan S-GD01 [E] Geodetic Infrastructure for Monitoring the Dynamic Earth: The Global Geodetic Observing System
S-GD02 [J] Geodesy
S-SS14 [J] Crustal Deformation
S-TT50 [E] Synthetic Aperture Radar and its application
The Japan Society of Atmospheric Chemistry A-AS07 [E] Atmospheric Chemistry
A-AS08 [E] Stratosphere-troposphere interaction
A-CG59 [J] Biogeochemical linkages between the surface ocean and atmosphere
M-IS06 [E] Dust
M-SD47 [J] Future Missions of Satellite Earth Observation
Society of Atmospheric Electricity of Japan M-IS20 [J] Atmospheric Electricity: Lightning discharges and related physical phenomena
The Sedimentological Society of Japan A-HW32 [E] Material transportation and cycling in aquatic ecosystems; from headwaters to coastal areas
H-CG23 [E] Earth surface processes related to deposition, erosion and sediment transport
Japan Association for Quaternary Research U-05 [E] Advanced understanding of Quaternary and Anthropocene hydroclimate changes in East Asia
A-HW32 [E] Material transportation and cycling in aquatic ecosystems; from headwaters to coastal areas
H-QR06 [J] Quaternary, Diachronic dynamics of human-environment interactions
H-CG22 [E] Deltas and estuaries: multidisciplinary analyses of complex river-mouth systems
S-SS06 [E] Active faults and Paleoseismology
S-SS16 [J] Active faults and paleoseismology
M-IS05 [E] Cenozoic Evolution of the Asian Monsoon and the Indo-Pacific Paleoclimates
M-IS21 [J] Geopark
Japanese Association of Groundwater Hydrology A-HW30 [E] Hydrology & Water Environment
The Geochemical Society of Japan A-HW30 [E] Hydrology & Water Environment
A-CG56 [J] Coastal Ecosystems-2. Coral reefs, seagrass and macroalgal beds, and mangroves
A-CG59 [J] Biogeochemical linkages between the surface ocean and atmosphere
S-VC44 [J] Hydrothermal systems of volcanoes
M-IS06 [E] Dust
M-IS29 [J] Mud volcano x Chemosynthetic communities
M-TT51 [J] Frontiers in Geochemistry
PALEO10: Paleosciences Society A-CC38 [E] Ice cores and paleoenvironmental modeling
M-IS05 [E] Cenozoic Evolution of the Asian Monsoon and the Indo-Pacific Paleoclimates
M-IS08 [E] Paleoclimatology and paleoceanography
M-IS30 [J] Ocean Plastics, an earth science perspective
Society of Geomagnetism and Earth, Planetary and Space Sciences P-PS01 [E] Outer Solar System Exploration Today, and Tomorrow
P-PS02 [E] Lunar Science and Exploration
P-PS08 [E] Mars and Mars system: results from a broad spectrum of Mars studies and aspects for future missions
P-EM11 [E] Heliosphere and Interplanetary Space
P-EM12 [E] Coupling Processes in the Atmosphere-Ionosphere System
P-EM13 [E] Dynamics of Magnetosphere and Ionosphere
P-EM15 [E] Plasma Theory and Simulation+Space Plasma Theory and Simulation (TBD)
P-EM16 [E] Magnetospheric Multi Scale (MMS) mission: Accomplishments and Future Plans
P-EM17 [E] Space Weather and Space Climate
P-EM18 [E] Study of coupling processes in solar-terrestrial system
P-EM19 [E] Dynamics of the Inner Magnetospheric System
P-CG24 [E] Future missions and instrumentation for space and planetary science
P-CG25 [E] Planetary Magnetosphere, Ionosphere, and Atmosphere
S-EM19 [E] Earth and planetary magnetism: Observations, modeling, and implications on dynamics and evolution
S-EM20 [E] Electric and Electromagnetic survey technologies and the scientific achievements: Recent advances
S-EM21 [J] Space Plasma Theory and Simulation
S-EM22 [J] Geomagnetism, paleomagnetism and rock magnetism
M-GI33 [E] Planetary Sciences
Japanese Geomorphological Union H-GM02 [E] Geomorphology
H-GM03 [J] Geomorphology
H-TT20 [J] Non-destructive techniques applied to stone cultural heritage
M-IS19 [E] Conservation of geoparks, natural geosites, and cultural heritage: weathering and damage assessment
M-IS21 [J] Geopark
The Geological Society of Japan H-DS12 [J] Geohazards in humid, tectonically active countries and their precursors
H-CG23 [E] Earth surface processes related to deposition, erosion and sediment transport
S-SS06 [E] Active faults and Paleoseismology
S-SS16 [J] Active faults and paleoseismology
S-GL33 [E] Geologic structure and tectonic history of East Asia and Japanese Islands
S-MP38 [E] Deformed rocks, Metamorphic rocks and Tectonics
S-MP39 [E] Oceanic and Continental Subduction Processes
S-VC47 [J] Volcanic and igneous activities, and these long-term forecasting
S-CG55 [E] Petrology, Mineralogy & Resource Geology
M-IS05 [E] Cenozoic Evolution of the Asian Monsoon and the Indo-Pacific Paleoclimates
M-IS21 [J] Geopark
M-IS30 [J] Ocean Plastics, an earth science perspective
Japan Cartographers Association H-TT14 [E] Geographic Information Systems and Cartography
H-TT19 [J] Geographic Information System and Cartography
The Geothermal Research Society of Japan S-VC44 [J] Hydrothermal systems of volcanoes
The Association of Japanese Geographers H-TT14 [E] Geographic Information Systems and Cartography
H-TT15 [E] Environmental Remote Sensing
H-TT17 [J] Environmental Remote Sensing
H-TT19 [J] Geographic Information System and Cartography
H-CG33 [J] Improvement of Integrated Research on Disaster Risk
H-CG34 [J] Human social activities and earth and planetary sciences
M-IS21 [J] Geopark
Geographic Information System Association of Japan H-TT14 [E] Geographic Information Systems and Cartography
H-TT19 [J] Geographic Information System and Cartography
H-CG34 [J] Human social activities and earth and planetary sciences
Japanese Society of Soil Physics A-HW32 [E] Material transportation and cycling in aquatic ecosystems; from headwaters to coastal areas
A-GE40 [E] Subsurface Mass Transport and Environmental Assessment
A-GE43 [E] Extending Hydropedology--in memory of Professor Henry Lin
H-CG29 [J] Role of scientists in rehabilitation of nuclear disaster areas
The Society of Agricultural Meteorology of Japan A-CG54 [J] Biogeochemical cycles in Land Ecosystem
The Society of Exploration Geophysicists of Japan H-TT18 [J] New Developments in Shallow Geophysics
S-SS12 [J] Seismic wave propagation: Theory and Application
S-EM20 [E] Electric and Electromagnetic survey technologies and the scientific achievements: Recent advances
S-TT53 [E] Airborne surveys and monitoring of the Earth
The Remote Sensing of Society Japan H-TT17 [J] Environmental Remote Sensing
S-TT50 [E] Synthetic Aperture Radar and its application
The Japanese Society for Planetay Sciences P-CG24 [E] Future missions and instrumentation for space and planetary science
M-IS31 [J] Planetary Volcanology
 

Venues outside regular oral session sites

*This year, we have expanded our regular session space to include a live remote site (on Shirase) and an open forum site (Union sessions in the Exhibit Hall).

NASA-JAXA Hyperwall at Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall 8 - Open Colloquium Sessions-

Venue Exhibition Hall 8
Date May 25 MON, 26 TUE, 27 WED
Sessions

U-13 (25th AM2)
[E] Open Colloquium-NASA/JAXA: Our advance and future load in Heliophysics
Conv. Yusuke Iida,Mariko Teramoto,Chun Ming Mark Cheung

U-14 (27th AM2)
[E] Open Colloquium-NASA/JAXA: Planetary science on Mars driving current and future missions
Conv. Shunichi Kamata,Go Murakami,Mitchell D Schulte,Michael S Kelley

U-15 (26th AM2)
[E] Open Colloquium-NASA/JAXA: Earth Science focusing on Climate Change
Conv. Yamaji Moeka,Kosuke Yamamoto,Paula S Bontempi,Sandra Alba Cauffman

U-16 (27th AM1)
[E] Open Colloquium:Research Advances in Recent Disaster Studies Using Remote Sensing and Computational Methodologies
Conv. Jun Matsumoto,Guido Cervone

U-17 (25th AM1)
[E] Open Colloquium: What will we expect from Ryugu and Bennu samples?
Conv. Satoshi Kasahara,Aki Takigawa

U-18 (26th PM2)
[E] Open Colloquium: Recent advances in atmospheric and hydrospheric sciences
Conv. Kazuaki Nishii,Hong Liao,Masahiro Hori,Kazuhiro Misumi

U-19 (26th AM1)
[E] Open Colloquium: A deep dive into planetary habitability as related to subsurface architecture, energy, and water.
Conv. Heather Valeah Graham,Vlada Stamenkovic,Shino Suzuki,Atsuko Kobayashi

U-20 (26th AM1)
[E] Open Colloquium: Exploring the Earth's interior using cutting edge science and technology
Conv. Hiroko Watanabe,William F McDonough,Kenta Ueki,Eiichiro Araki

On SHIRASE5002 at Funabashi Port

Venue 2 Takasecho, Funabashi, Chiba 273-0014
Date May 25 TUE
Session U-21 (PM1,PM2 ※14:15-17:30)
[E] Frontiers of Antarctic Environmental Research
Conv. Kenji Kawamura, Carol Finn, Osamu Seki, Yusuke Suganuma
Access From Makuhari Messe to SHIRASE5002

1. Direct chartered bus from Makuhari Messe to SHIRASE5002
Depart from Makuhari Messe: 12:40pm, 1:40pm / Arrive at SHIRASE5002: 1:00pm, 2:00pm

2.Public transportation (JR and bus)
JR Keiyo Line, Kaihin-Makuhari Station to JR Keiyo Line, Shin-Narashino Station 1 station/5minutes

From JR Shin-narashino Station to SHIRASE5002
Free shuttle bus run by Sapporo Beer Chiba Factory
Depart from JR Shin-Narashino Station: 1:00pm, 2:00pm/ Arrive at SHIRASE5002: 1:10pm, 2:10pm
3.Public transportation(JR and taxi)
JR Keiyo Line, Kaihin-makuhari Station to JR Keiyo Line, Shin-Narashino Station 1 station/5minutes
From JR Shin-Narashino Station, about 1,000JPY by taxi

From SHIRASE5002 to Makuhari Messe

1.Direct chartered bus from SHIRASE5002 to Makuhari Messe
Depart from SHIRASE5002: 5:45pm / Arrive at Makuhari Messe: 6:10pm

2.Chartered bus (Depending on the participants)
Depart from SHIRASE5002: 5:45pm / Arrive at Shin-Narashino Station: 6:00pm