Quizrally
What is Quiz Rally?
Quiz Rally is a easy game, which was popular at 2021 meeting.Participants to the Meeting will go around Exhibitors' online booth, and then they answer questions.
The questions are easy one as far as they carefuly watch Exhibits.
After the Meeting, participants who answered the questions with high score may receive prizes.
How to Join?
Dates:All Day during the Meeting 2022You can apply for the game at any time by entering and submitting your answer in the "Answer Form".
* Meeting registration is required to join the quiz rally.
* Name, Email Address, and ID will be used your name is only for the purpose related to the quiz rally.
Notes
- Please note that the registration form is required for each course.- Please fill out the form for each course.
- There are "Online Course" and "On-site Course". In the "Online Course," you will find the correct answers by looking around the online exhibition booths.
- In the "On-site Course," you will find the correct answers by visiting the exhibition booths at the on-site venue (Makuhari Messe).
- Each person can answer only once for each course. If you have answered more than once, only the last answer will be valid.
- Each course allows you to choose one prize from all the prizes.
Prizes
JpGU and Friends: Asia Oceania Geosciences Society
AOGS batik tote bags are specially made with Indonesian batik cotton fabric. They are of natural materials, soft and light weight.
20 person
A17,18: Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
A set of fossil and mineral pencil boards from the GSJ's original goods.
5 person
A-32: Earthquake Research Institute
We have printed waveforms of the vertical seismic motion components on tenugui, which is a traditional Japanese cloth. These waveforms are from earthquakes recorded by the STS-1 broadband seismometer at Shiraki Seismological Observatory of the University of Tokyo Earthquake Research Institute.
5 person
Think Green! - Waste is an unavoidable issue when it comes to a sustainable society: up to four sheets of paper can be grouped together without metallic needles. It also eliminates the hassle of removing stapler needles from waste documents.
3 person
F-02: Progress in Earth and Planetary Science(PEPS誌）
Assortment of PEPS novelties (stationery, bag)
5 person
A07,08: Earth Scientific Drilling Booth
Kochi Core Center (KCC) Field notes
3 person
A13: National Astronomical Observatory of Japan,TMT Project /ALMA Project
The Thirty Meter Telescope is a new class of extremely large telescopes that will allow us to see deeper into space and observe cosmic objects with unprecedented sensitivity. You can make a 1/250 scale model of the telescope without scissors nor glue.
2 person
A13: National Astronomical Observatory of Japan,TMT Project /ALMA Project
Sticker of the ALMA telescope. Please stick it on your notebook PC, etc. (Size 10 cm, waterproof)
5 person
Dr.Miki Tasaka (Shizuoka university)
olivine crystals from San Carlos, Arizona USA
3 person
A-14: Arctic Challenge for Sustainability II (ArCS II)
This booklet introduces environmental changes in the Arctic region and its social impacts, with a focus on the "Thawing permafrost". The digital version is also available via the link below. https://www.nipr.ac.jp/arcs2/info/2021-10-15-1/
3 person
Online: Satellite Observation Center, National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan
Bookmarks of GOSAT and GOSAT-2 and a magnet sheet of Satellite Observation Center, NIES.
5 person
A radiolarian crochet accessory "Stichomitra", 3.5 cm long, canary yellow in color, made of cotton yarn with stainless steel parts. Includes key chain, strap and brooch pin.
1 person
Online: The Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences (JAMS)
Spinel from Mogok, Myanmar
20 person
Online: The Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences (JAMS)
Jadeitite from Kachin, Myanmar
1 person
A09: Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
3 types of clear files
2 person
Soc-10: The Oceanographic Society of Japan
Based on the latest research findings, this book introduces the effects of global warming and ocean acidification on the ocean environment, marine organisms, and our society. with the original tote bag
1 person
JpGU & Friends: Earth, Planets and Space
Tote bag from Gold Open Access Journal "EPS" Best choice for rapid publication of your recent works
3 person
Online: JAXA Earth Observation Research Center
The masks and pens of the JAXA Earth Observation Research Center that are original goods recently made.
5 person
A-19: Geodynamics Research Center, Ehime University
A picture book (in Japanese) “Into the deep Earth…” written by Prof. Tetsuo Irifune with his autograph, and a small ring made of the world’s hardest diamond (= HIME-diamond) ring synthesized at GRC.
3 personThe beautiful red relief image furoshiki of kanto plain
5 person
Set of Tohoku University original mug and kawara senbei (tile‐shaped rice crackers)
2 person
A15: Hiroshima Institute of Plate Convergence Region Research (HiPeR)
Granitic gneiss in Tsuwano Town, Shimane Prefecture, discovered by Hiroshima Univ. This is the oldest rock in Japan. This granite was intruded 2.5 billion years ago, and metamorphosed into gneiss 1.84 billion years ago.
1 person
Prof. Katsuyoshi Michibayashi (Nagoya University)
Pearl Salt of Zipuchi
1 person