InternationalHydrologicalProgrammeInternational Hydrological Programme

Coastal Vulnerability and Freshwater Discharge
The Twenty-six IHP Training Course
27 November - 10 December, 2016
Nagoya, Japan

Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research, Nagoya University
Supported byOutline
A short training course “Coastal Vulnerability and Freshwater Discharge” will be
programmed for participants from Asia-Pacific regions as a part of the Japanese contribution tothe International Hydrological Program (IHP). The course is composed of a series of lecturesand practice sessions.

Objectives
Large number of population is living in coastal area of Asian countries. The area isalso important for various human activities including fisheries, transportation, farming, andmany other industries. The population explosion of the coastal area often makes pollution ofwaters, both fresh and salt waters, inducing environmental problems in the area. Freshwater
input to the coastal area modified the circulation of waters. Large amount of materials are
known to be discharged to the coastal water with the freshwater as natural, and they played
important roles to keep the coastal ecosystem; however, the pollution of the freshwater also
alternate the coastal ecosystem. River is known as a major source of freshwater, and more
recently importance of underground discharge has been also recognized. Those freshwater
discharges are also changing significantly by the climate change, construction of dams on theriver, and use of freshwater. Coastal shallow are is often destructed to make a land for farming,industry or living area with reclamation and other human activities. Recently, it was shownthat those coastal areas are vulnerable for tsunami caused by earthquake and storm surge causedby typhoon, and radical changes can be happened by those natural hazards. It is necessary tomanage the area to make comfortable, productive and safe.
In this training course, the basic knowledge of physical, biological and chemical
environments of coastal waters, and forcing including freshwaters from river and underground
discharge, will be covered. Furthermore, interaction between nature of coastal area and humanwill be discussed. Technical training on-board of Training Vessel Seisui-Maru, Mie University,
will cover the basic technics to sample waters, analyze the quality and interpret the data in large
estuarine Ise and Mikawa Bay. Demonstration of satellite and numerical models will be also
covered.

Conveners
Convener
Assistant: Prof. ISHIZAKA, Joji: Assoc. Prof. AIKI, Hidenori
Assist. Prof. MINO, Yoshihisa
Secretary: Ms. HAGA, Saori
Ms. NIIZUMA, Ryoko
Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research (ISEE), Nagoya University

Lecturers (Tentative)
AIKI, Hidenori
Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research (ISEE), Nagoya University
ISHIKAWA, Satoshi 12/6 午前 L7
Research Institute for Humanity and Nature
ISHIZAKA, Joji
Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research (ISEE), Nagoya University
KASAI, Akihide 11/29 午前 L3
Graduate School of Fisheries Sciences, Hokkaido UniversityMINO, Yoshihisa
Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research (ISEE), Nagoya University
TANAKA, Kenji 11/28 午前 L1
Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University
TANIGUCHI, Makoto 11/28 午後 L2
Research Institute for Humanity and Nature
TERAUCHI, Genki 12/5 午後 D1
Northwest Pacific Region Environmental Cooperation CenterUMEZAWA, Yu 11/30 午前 L4
Graduate School of Fisheries Science and Environmental Studies, Nagasaki University
YAMASHITA, Hiromi 12/8 午前 L10
College of Asia Pacific Studies, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University
YANAGI, Tetsuo 12/6 午後 L8International EMECS Center

Lectures (Tentative)
L1: River Discharge 11/28 午前
L2: Submarine Ground Water Discharge 11/28 午後
L3: Coastal Water Circulation 11/29 午前
L4: Nutrient Dynamics
11/30 午前
L5: Plankton Ecosystem 12/1 クルーズ
L6: Benthic Ecosystem 12/5 午前
L7: Influence to Fisheries 12/6 午前
L8: Satoumi Concept 12/6 午後
L9: River Basin Management 12/7 午前
L10: Tidal Flat Conservation 12/8 午前
K1
11/29 午後K2
11/30 午後TANAKA K.
TANIGUCHI M.
KASAI A.
UMEZAWA Y.
ISHIZAKA J.
TBDISHIKAWA S.
YANAGI T.
TBDYAMASHITA H.

Demonstration
D1: Satellite Data Analysis 12/5 午後
D2: Coastal Model Output Analysis 12/7 午後

TERAUCHI G.
AIKI H.

Field Workshop and Exercise
W1: Cruise in Ise Bay by T/V Seisui-Maru, Mie University

ISHIZAKA J. and MINO Y.

Schedule (27 November to 10 December, 2016)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------27 (Sunday)
Arrival at Central Japan International Airport and Move to Nagoya University
28 (Monday)
09：30-09：40 Registration & Guidance
09：40-12：00 Lecture 1
13：30-16：00 Lecture 2
17：00-19：00 Welcome Party
29 (Tuesday)
09：30-12：00 Lecture 3
14：00-16：30 Keynote 1
30 (Wednesday)
09：30-12：00 Lecture 4
14：00-16：30 Keynote 2(Move to Mie)1 (Thursday)
Cruise in Ise/Mikawa Bay, Lecture 52 (Friday)
Cruise in Ise/Mikawa Bay
3 (Saturday)
Cruise in Ise/Mikawa Bay
4 (Sunday)
Tour to Ise Shrine (Back to Nagoya)
5 (Monday)
09：30-12：00 Lecture 6
13：30-17：00 Demonstration 16 (Tuesday)
09：30-12：00 Lecture 7
13：30-16：00 Lecture 8
7 (Wednesday)
09：30-12：00 Lecture 9
13：30-17：00 Demonstration 28 (Thursday)
09：30-12：00 Lecture 10
13：30-17：00 Making reports and discussions
9 (Friday)
09：30-11：30 Report presentations and discussions
11：30-12：00 Completion ceremony of this course
13：30-15：30 Farewell party
10 (Saturday)
Departure from Central Japan International Airport

Downloading the Textbook for Participants from the Website
The textbook of “the 26th IHP Training Course”, which is converted in PDF style, will
be prepared and will be put on the IHP Nagoya/Kyoto forum website of“www.ihpnagoyaforum.org”. The participants are requested to download such a PDF file fromthe website in advance as a preparation to the several lectures of the training course. Thetextbook should be constituted of contents (referred sentence bodies, figures, tables, pictures,equations and observed/calculated results) with authorized copyrights.

Web broadcasting the Lectures
The lectures except field trips will be webcasted to some universities in Asia via theUNESCO Office Jakarta and with other technology facilities. The slide materials will be
distributed to the participants from the website in advance. The materials are requested to befiltered out whenever copyrights apply in case of web broadcasting; part or its whole slides will
be masked out with digital treatments such as overlaying mosaic images or with black-out
screening during web broadcasting.