Elucidation of the Active Geosphere. Kyoto University Acvtive Geosphere investigations for the 21st century COE Program

Dates :

July 16-28, 2006

Place :

The Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia

This intensive International Summer School aims to introduce participants to a new multi-disciplinary approach for the Earth sciences that emphasizes the physical and/or chemical processes that are encompassed in the "Active Geosphere". It is intended for Ph.D.-course graduate students and young scientists who will lead the new multi-disciplinary approach in Asia and Oceania.

T.AWAJI:

'Active Geosphere: Ocean Circulation and Climate'

Y.FUKUDA:

'Geodesy, as a Tool for Investigating the Active Geosphere'

J.MORI:

'Introduction to Elastic Body Kinematics (Tectonics)'

'Active Geosphere: Seismology and Volcanology'

T.SHIMAMOTO:

'Faults and Earthquakes'

T.TSUDA:

'Advanced Observations Techniques of the Active Geosphere'

S.YODEN:

'Introduction to Geophysical Fluid Dynamics'

'Global Warming and Climate Change'

Y. SUGIMORI (Director, Center for Remote Sensing and Ocean Science, Udayana University)

The KAGI21 International Summer School will be held at the Institut Teknologi Bandung in Indonesia. The tuition of the school is free and travel expenses will be almost fully supported by KAGI21.

Application form

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APPLICATIONS DUE BY FEBRUARY 25, 2006

ENQUIRIES TO:

F. Furutani (KAGI 21 Secretary)

Tel/Fax:

+81-75-753-4299

E-mail:

furutani@kugi.kyoto-u.ac.jp