ISAM2016 Oral session program
Oral session 1 (Ecosystem and surface fluxes): 9:00-10:30, 16 March (Wed) / Room B (4F, B41)
Co-chair: Akira Miyata (NIAES), Dai Matsushima (Chiba Inst. of Tech.)
9:00
E-1

Evaluation Model of Ecosystem Respiration on The Tibetan Plateau○Mingyuan DU*, Yingnian Li**, Fawei Zhang**, Liang Zhao**, Xianzhou Zhang***, Yongtao He***, Ben
Niu***,****, Seiichiro Yonemura* and Yanhong Tang***** (*NIAES, **Northwest Inst. of Plateau Biology,CAS, ***Inst. of Geogr. Sci. and Nat. Resour. Res., CAS, ****Univ. of Chinese Academy of Sciences,*****Peking Univ.)

E-2

Observation and numerical modelling of surface fluxes over paddy around the Tonle Sap Lake Area inCambodia○Kumiko Tsujimoto*, Toshio Koike*, Kenji Tanaka**, Kentaro Aida*** , Katsunori Tamagawa*, Tetsu
Ohta*, Koki Homma**** and So Im Monichoth***** (*The Univ. of Tokyo, **Hiroshima Inst. of Tech.,***Tsukuba Univ., ****Tohoku Univ., *****Ministry of Water Res. and Meteor., Cambodia)

E-3

Negative Correlation of Transpiration and Carbon Dioxide Uptake over a Paddy Field○Pimsiri Suwannapat*, Daisuke Komori* and Wonsik Kim** (*Tohoku Univ., **NIAES)

E-4

Carbon dioxide emissions through the oxidative peat decomposition of tropical peat
○Nur Wakhid*,**, Takashi Hirano*, Yosuke Okimoto*, Hiroyuki Yamada*, Siti Nurzakiah** and Dedi
Nursyamsi** (*Grad. School of Agric., Hokkaido Univ., **Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research andDevelopment)

E-5

Shallow autumn tillage to incorporate rice straw did not reduce CH4 emission in the next rice growthseason from an Andisol paddy field in Morioka, cold region of Japan○Miyuki Nakajima (NARO/TARC) and Cheng Weiguo (Yamagata Univ.)

E-6

Basic Properties of Canopy Turbulence: Implication for Automated Weather Station in Forest
Juyeol Yun*, Minseok Kang**, Minkyu Moon**, Jung hwa Chun***, ○Joon Kim*,** (*IPAFM, Seoul
National Univ., **National Center for AgroMeteorology, ***Div. of Forest Conser., Korea Forest Res. Inst.,
Korea)

9:15

9:30

9:45

10:00

10:15

Oral session 2 (Plants and microclimate): 9:00-10:30, 17 March (Thu) / Room B (4F, B41)
Co-chair: Ryo Matsuda (The Univ. of Tokyo), Ryosuke Endo (Osaka Pref. Univ.)
9:00
E-7

Pulsed LED irradiation for energy-saving light supplement for greenhouse crops○Y. Miyoshi*, H. Inufusa*, T. Hidaka*, D. Yasutake*, K. Hidaka**, T. Kihara***, M. Kitano* (*Kyushu
Univ., **NARO Kyushu Okinawa Agric. Res. Center, ***Kankyou Photonics Co., Ltd.)

E-8

Development of in vitro hydroponic culture system for wasabi nursery plant production - Effects ofnutrient solution concentrations and supporting materials on the growth of plantlets○Hoang Ngoc Nhung, Yoshiaki Kitaya, Ryosuke Endo and Toshio Shibuya (Osaka Pref. Univ.)

E-9

Leaf uptake of alcohol vapors by houseplant○Akira Tani, Takuya Sakami (Univ. of Shizuoka)

E-10

Transpiration integrated model of root ion absorption for nutrient management in the soil-less culture○R. Nomiyama, Y. Takao, D. Yasutake, M. Kitano (Kyushu Univ.)

9:15

9:30

9:45

10:00

Dynamic distributions of heating effect with a frost protective fan operating in a tea field
E-11 ○K. Kimura*, K. Maruo*, D. Yasutake*, K. Nakazono**, M. Kitano* (*Kyushu Univ., **Fukuoka AFRC
Yame Branch Station)

10:15

Air Irrigation Effects of Leaf Wetting on Crop Water Relations and Photosynthesis III. Effects on
E-12 Dynamics of Whole Plant Water Relations
K. Maruo, M. Tashiro, D. Yasutake, ○M. Kitano (Kyushu Univ.)Oral session 3 (Remote sensing and agroclimatic environment): 13:00-14:30, 17 Mar. / Room B (4F, B41)
Co-chair: Kenichi Tatsumi (Tokyo Univ. of Agric. and Tech.), Yasushi Ishigooka (NIAES)
13:00
E-13Tower- and satellite-based monitoring of vegetation recovery in tropical peatland after a series of fires○Fiolenta Marpaung* and Takashi Hirano** (*Grad. School of Agric, Hokkaido Univ., **Hokkaido Univ.)

13:15

Mapping the distribution of basal stem rot in an oil palm plantation under uniform precipitation conditions
using remote sensing technology: a case study in North Sumatra, Indonesia
E-14○Heri Santoso*,**, Hiroshi Tani*** and Xiufeng Wang*** (*Indonesian Oil Palm Res Inst., **Grad. Schoolof Agric., Hokkaido Univ., ***Hokkaido Univ.)

13:30

Effects of Plantation Forests on Water Balance in the Upstream Basin, Bali
E-15 ○Hiroki Oue*, Sanz Grifrio Limin**, Wayan Budiasa*** and Budi Indra Setiawan**** (*Ehime Univ.,**United Grad. School of Agric., Ehime Univ., ***Udayana Univ., ****Bogor Agric. Univ.)

13:45

Assessment for cross-pollination rate in rice, Oriza sativa, using long-term meteorological data collectedby AMEDAS
E-16○Yonemura S., Sakurai G., Ohigashi K., Iwasaki N., Shibaike H., Du M.(NIAES), Kawashima S.(KyotoUniv.)

14:00

Discrimination of rain, snow and sleet by ground-based precipitation particle direct observation○Kenji Suzuki*1, Natsumi Munechika*1, Katsuhiro Nakagawa*2, Yuki Kaneko*3, Kenji Nakamura*4
E-17(*1Yamaguchi Univ., *2National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, *3EORC
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, *4Dokkyo Univ.)

14:15
E-18

Application of Bayesian statistics on interpolation of meteorological data
○Tsuyoshi Honjo, Kiyoshi Umeki (Chiba Univ.)

ISAM2016 Public symposium
Drought, dust, and desertification as seen in a multi-hazard context
Organizers: Masato Shinoda (Nagoya Univ.), Reiji Kimura (ALRC, Tottori Univ.) and Banzragch Nandintsetseg(IRIMHE, Mongolia; Nagoya Univ.)
13:15-15:15, 15 March (Tue) / Room B (4F, B41)
13:15 Oral session
1 Multi-hazard approach in agricultural meteorology (13:15-13:30)
Masato Shinoda (Nagoya Univ., Japan)
2 World desertification and drought: present and future (13:30-14:15)
David Thomas (Oxford Univ., UK)
3 Satellite-inferred dust hot spots in northeast Asia (14:15-14:35)
Reiji Kimura (ALRC, Tottori Univ., Japan)
4 Coupling ecological and wind erosion models for sustainable land management (14:35-14:55)
Banzragch Nandintsetseg (IRIMHE, Mongolia; Nagoya Univ., Japan)
Discussion
5 Comments on agriculture (14:55-15:05)
Hiroshi Kadomura (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ., Japan)

15:15

6 Comments on public health (15:05-15:15)
Shinji Otani (Tottori Univ., Japan)

ISAM2016 Organized session
Study of 'Sustainable' Development in the Water-Scarce Society- Case of a Village in the Western Desert (Egypt)
Organizers: Nobuhiro Matsuoka (Chiba Univ.), Hiroshi Kato (Hitotsubashi Univ.), Erina Iwasaki (Sophia Univ.),
Reiji Kimura (ALRC, Tottori Univ.)
17:30-19:30, 15 March (Tue) / Room B (4F, B41)
17:30

OS- Study on the“Sustainability”of an Egyptian Oasis Village Objectives and Questions
E-1 ○Hiroshi Kato* and Erina Iwasaki** (*Hitotsubashi Univ., **Sophia Univ.)
OS- Water Management System in Rashda Village (Dakhla Oasis, Egypt)
E-2 Hiroshi Kato* and ○Erina Iwasaki** (*Hitotsubashi Univ., **Sophia Univ.)
OS- Meteorological characteristics of Dakhla
E-3 ○Reiji Kimura (ALRC, Tottori Univ.)
Monitoring land use/land cover changes of Dakhla Oasis in the past 50 years using multi-temporal remote
OSsensing data and GIS
E-4○Adel Shalaby (National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Science, Egypt)
Groundwater Exploitation using Renewable Energy for Sustainable Extension of Dakhla Oasis Using
OS- Remote Sensing Data and GIS ModelingE-5 ○Salwa F. Elbeih* and Hala A. Effat** (*Engineering Applications and Water Division, NARSSS, Egypt,**Environmental Studies and Land Use Division, NARSSS, Egypt)

Measuring the Water Use Efficiency of Irrigation in Rashda
OS○Kazumasa Fukuda*, Masayoshi Mano*, Xiufeng Wang** and Nobuhiro Matsuoka* (*Chiba Univ.,
E-6**Hokkaido Univ.)
19:00