K-INET International Symposium
Joint Usage/Joint Research on Transboundary Pollution and its Impact on Social Environment* All the times listed below will be in Japan Standard Time (UTC+0900).
7-Dec.
10:00

10:10 Opening Remarks

Prof. Takashi Wada, President of Kanazawa University

Session 1: Atmospheric Environment

Chiar: Atsushi Matsuki

10:15

10:35 Pretreatment method with ionic liquid-composite materials for PAHs in environmental samples

Ying Li

Henan Institute of Science and Technology

10:35

10:55

Missing emissions from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia: findings using FRIEND observations and an
atmospheric chemical transport modelHyung-Min Lee

Ewha Womans University

10:55

11:15

Observe unknown OH-reactants and HO2/RO2 uptake by ambient aerosols in a field study as ozone
production potential factors

Jiaru Li

Kyoto University

11:15

11:35 Preliminary study of low-cost air quality sensor deployment on the telecommunication tower

Indra Chandra

Telkom University

11:35

11:55

11:55

12:00

Decreased trend of PM2.5 and BC observed at central and western Japanese islands and its association
Yayoi Inomata
with interannual changes in transboundary transport pattern

Kanazawa UniversityGroup photo session

Session 2: Terrestrial Environment

Chair: Usio Nisikawa

14:00

14:20 Anthropogenic disturbance of geological cycle and environmental contamination of arsenic

Harue Masuda

Osaka Metropolitan University

14:20

14:40 Microbial mediated reaction of dimethylarsinic acid in wetland water and sediments

So-Jeong Kim

Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral
Resources

14:40

15:00

Population model analyses of the combined effects of insecticide use and habitat degradation on thepast sharp declines of the dragonfly Sympetrum frequens .

Takehiko I. Hayashi

National Institute for Environmental Studies

15:00

15:20

Monitoring the effects of pollutant exposure leading to diseases: oxidative stress and other health effects
María-Pilar Martínez-Moralbiomarkers determination

Biomedical Research Center of La Rioja /University of La Rioja

15:20

15:40

Seasonal variability and health risk assessment of atmospheric polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons andtheir derivatives in Kanazawa, JapanKanazawa University

Masato Honda

K-INET Special Webinar 1
16:00

17:00

Aerosols the Arctic: The end of an era of anthropogenic pollution and the emergence of a naturalregime?

Chair: Noriko Hasebe
Julia Schmale

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Joint Usage/Joint Research on Transboundary Pollution and its Impact on Social Environment* All the times listed below will be in Japan Standard Time (UTC+0900).
8-Dec.
K-INET Special Webinar 2
10:30

11:30

Chair: Sakiko Ishino

Mobility and solubility of trace oxyanions in natural water: Field evidence of conservative behaviors ofuranium and molybdenum in high pH solution.

Session 3: Poster presentation
13:00

13:50 Flash Talks

13:50

14:00

14:00

16:00 Breakout Room Posters

Keisuke Fukushi

Kanazawa University

Chair: Yoichiro KitaniGroup photo session

K-INET International Symposium
Joint Usage/Joint Research on Transboundary Pollution and its Impact on Social Environment* All the times listed below will be in Japan Standard Time (UTC+0900).
9-Dec.
K-INET Special Webinar 3
10:30

Chair: Nobuo Suzuki

11:30 Assessment of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals and Basic Biology

Taisen Iguchi

Yokohama City University /Kanazawa University

Session 4: Marine Environment (Environmental Science and Aquaculture)

Chair: Toshio Sekiguchi

13:00

13:20 Marine crustaceans as model species of marine pollution research

Kenji Toyota

Kanazawa University

13:20

13:40 CULTURED OF SAND GOBY, Oxyeleotris marmoratus LARVAE IN CAGE WITH DIFFERENT FOOD

Thumronk Amornsakun

Prince of Songkla University /Songkhla Inland Fisheries Development andResearch Center

13:40

14:00

A novel ND1 mitochondrial DNA mutation is maternally inherited in growth hormone transgenesis inamago salmon (Oncorhynchus masou ishikawae)

Tsukasa Mori

Nihon University

14:00

14:20

Is Bandon Bay still supported the natural reproduction of oysters? The assessments of the annual
reproductive cycle of farmed Crassostrea belcheri in Bandon Bay, Surat Thani Province, Thailand

Jareeporn Ruangsri

Prince of Songkla University

14:20

14:40 Activity regulation mechanism of the grouper immune enzyme L-amino acid oxidase

Yoichi Kitani

Kanazawa University

14:40

14:45

Group photo session

Session 5: Integrated Environment
15:00

Chair: Tetsuya Matsunaka

15:20 The impact of global warming on water and nutrient transport from land to the coastal ocean
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Jing Zhang

University of Toyama

Mutsuo Inoue

Kanazawa University

Daisuke Tsumune

Central Research Institute of Electric Power
Industry

15:20

15:40 Water circulation in the Southern Ocean: Implications of

15:40

16:00

16:00

16:20 Ecological roles of airborne transportation of microorganisms in Antarctica

Stephen D.J. Archer

Aukland University of Technology

16:20

16:40 The Arctic and subpolar North Atlantic circulation: new perspectives from 129I and 236U

Nuria Casacuberta Arola

Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich

16:40

16:50 Closing Remarks

Prof. Seiya Nagao, Director of K-INET

Ra andRa distributions

Oceanic dispersion simulation of radionuclides derived from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear PowerStation