K-INET International Symposium 2023
Environmental Issues in a Post-Covid 19 Society* All times listed below will be in Japan Standard Time (UTC+0900).

6-Dec.
13:00

13:10

Prof. Takashi Wada, President of Kanazawa University

Opening Remarks

K-INET Invited Speaker-1

Title

Name

Affiliation

Development of early wildfire detection sytem based on medium and long-range scanning LiDAR

Kwanchul Kim

Seoul National UniversityTitle

Name

Affiliation

14:30

Investigation of pollution of preservative parabens to human society in major cities in Mongolia

Masato Honda

Kanazawa University

14:30

14:50Environmental change in East African Great Lakes: the role of integrated basin management forsustainable water resources management

Giri R. Kattel

The University of Melbourne

14:50

15:10

Natural disasters in active island ──Case study from coastal retreat at Hoping Island Geopark,
TaiwanJiun Chuan LinNational Taiwan University

15:10

15:30

Acesulfame as a suitable sewer tracer on groundwater pollution: A case study before and after the2016 Mw 7.0 Kumamoto earthquakes

Haruhiko Nakata

Kumamoto University

15:30

15:50

Changes on the bottom sediments and ostracods following the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami in theriver mouth of the western coast of Thailand

Katsura Yamada

Shinshu University

13:10

14:10

Session 1
Terrestrial
Environment
14:10

Group Photo Session
Session 2
PosterSession

Online

16:00

17:00

Flash Talks

17:00

17:30

Break Out Room Posters A(P-01, P-02, P-03, P-04, P-05)

17:30

18:00

Break Out Room Posters B(P-06, P-07, P-08, P-09, P-10, P-11)

7-Dec.
K-INET Invited Speaker-2
9:30

10:30

Title

Name

Affiliation

Radiocesium released from Fukushima Nuclear accident: dynamics in freshwater environment

Seiya NagaoKanazawa UniversityTitle

Name

Affiliation

Vietnam National University

Session 3
AtmosphericEnvironment
10:30

10:50

Investigation of airborne particle-bound polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons during rice straw open
burning in Hanoi, Vietnam: Levels, size distribution and source identification

Pham Chau Thuy

10:50

11:10

Microbial Nitrogen Cycling in a Glacier Interior of High-Mountain Asia

Shohei Hattori

Nanjing University

11:10

11:30

Can Asian dust support marine ecosystems?

Kana Nagashima

Japan Agency for Marine-EarthScience and Technology

11:30

11:50

Atmospheric deposition and its effects on stream water chemistry in a forested catchment along
the Sea of Japan

Hiroyuki SaseAsia Center for Air Pollution
Research

11:50

12:10

Long-term measurements of aerosol physico-chemical properties in the Noto peninsula, Japan

Atsushi Matsuki

Kanazawa University

Title

Name

Affiliation

Group Photo Session
Session 4
MarineEnvironment
13:30

13:50

The vector effect of microplastics: size and concentration effect of microplastics on theaccumulation of anthracene for Java medaka

Yuki Takai

Kyushu University

13:50

14:10

Marine Ecological Risk Assessment Study of Seawater Desalination By-Products

Chun-Sang Hong

Hankuk University of Foreign
Studies

14:10

14:30

Study on toxicity identification and evaluation using daphnia magna

Sung Jong Lee

Hankuk University of Foreign
Studies

14:30

14:50

The effects of environmental pollutants on osteoblasts and osteoclasts in fish scales

Nobuo Suzuki

Kanazawa University

15:10

Investigating impacts of climate change and overfishingon marine populations in New ZealandCharles Patrick Lavin

Nord University

Title

Name

Affiliation

Melt pond biogeochemistry in the central Arctic Ocean

Daiki Nomura

Hokkaido University

14:50

Session 5
Integrated
Environment
15:10

15:30

15:30

15:50

Atlantic-origin water extension into the Pacific Arctic induced an anomalous biogeochemical event

Shigeto Nishino

Japan Agency for Marine-EarthScience and Technology

15:50

16:10

Interannual variability of primary production by algae in Antarctic sea ice during the satellite era

Pat Wongpan

University of Tasmania

16:10

16:30

Exploring anthropogenic 233U-236U in oceanic tracer studies

Jixin Qiao

Technical University of Denmark

16:30

16:50

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and iodine-129 in the Arctic and Antarctic Oceans during 20192022

Tetsuya Matsunaka

Kanazawa University

16:50

17:00

Closing Remarks(Best Poster Award)

Prof. Seiya Nagao, Director of K-INET