THE 17th EAST EURASIA INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP

Present Earth Surface Processes and Long-term
Environmental Changes in East Eurasia

Conference Manual

October 8-12th, 2023, Chin

The 17th East Eurasia International Workshop
Hosted by:
Key Laboratory of Lake and Watershed Water Security, China
Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Sponsored by:
Key Laboratory of Lake and Watershed Water Security, China
Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Southwest Jiaotong University, China
Japanese Geomorphological Union

Organized by:
Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
The Fuxianhu Station of Plateau Deep Lake Field Scientific Observation and Research, China
Professional Committee on Ecosystem Evolution, Chinese Association for Quaternary Research
Southwest Jiaotong University, China
Anthropocene and Lake Ecology Research Working Group, Geographical Society of China
Institute of Geology, Mongolian Academy of Sciences, Mongolia
Faculty of Geography, School of Arts & Science, National University of Mongolia
Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources, Korea
Institute of Nature and Environmental Technology, Kanazawa University, Japan

Endorsed by:International Association of Geomorphologists, Science Council of Japan

1Contents
1. Conference Synopsis………………………………………………..3
2. Accommodation, Transportation and Registration………………4
3. Scientific Programme………………………………………………6
4. Field Excursions……………………………………………………12
5. Local Contacts……………………………………………………...14
6. List of Participants…………………………………………………152

1. Conference Synopsis
The purpose of the Workshop is to exchange modern and historical environmental information in theEast Asia region for clarifying “Present Earth Surface Processes and Long-term Environmental
Changes in East Eurasia” for the better understanding of Earth landscape and climate evolution.
The first International Workshop on Present Earth Surface Processes and Long-term Environmental
Changes in East Eurasia was held in Daejeon, Korea (2004), and followed by later in Kanazawa,Japan (2005), Seoul, Korea (2006), Nanjing, China (2007), Hakodate, Japan (2008), Taipei, Taiwan,China (2009), Jeju Island, Korea (2010), Chengdu, China (2011), Kobe, Japan (2012), Kwangju,Korea (2013), Nanjing, China (2014), Taipei, Taiwan (2015), Okinawa, Japan (2016), Novosibirsk,Russia (2017), Busan, Korea (2018) and Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (2019).
The 17th East Eurasia International Workshop (EEIW) will be held on October 8-12th, 2023, Kunming,China. The objective of the 2023 EEIW aims to present a recent achievement to foster the exchangeof information and knowledge, as well as collaborative researches and research networking in the
Asian-Western Pacific Regions. This year, about 50 participants coming from China, Russia, France,South Korea, Japan, India and Mongolia will attend the workshop. And there are 23 oral presentations
and 8 poster presentations in this workshop. It will bring together both international researchers andrepresentatives of professional organizations to discuss the latest advances in climate changes,
ecosystem responses and human adaptation.

Main Topics:
Paleoecology, paleolimnology and paleoenvironment
Present lake-catchment processes: observation and measurement
Present and past environmental changes and natural hazards
Lacustrine sediment chronology
Interaction of natural and human-induced ecosystem changes
Global and regional environmental changes
Modeling and forecasting environment changes
32. Accommodation, Transportation and Registration➢ Registration:
The registration desk will be open at 9:00 a.m. on October 8th, in the Lobby of RAMADA Hotel.
Workshop meeting fees will be 2000 RMB (~290 US$) for each participant, including registration,lunch, banquet, and workshop media and rooms in RAMADA Hotel but except for accommodations.
Excursion fees will be 1000 RMB (~145 US$) for each participant, including 1.5-day trips, tickets,
lunch and dinner but except for accommodations.
Note: Registration Fees should be paid in Chinese Yuan (RMB)/e-payment or Credit Card at theregistration desk.
➢ Accommodation:
The accommodation hotel is Fuxian Lake RAMADA Hotel (Plaza by WYNDHAM). Chinese nameof the hotel is 抚仙湖华美达广场酒店. The hotel has reserved rooms according to your registration
information. The price (including breakfast) of a senior room (single or double occupancy) is 400 RMB/night and that of a deluxe room (single occupancy) is 500 RMB/night. Accommodation fees shouldbe paid directly to the front desk of the hotels when you check in (RMB or Credit Card).
Hotel Address: No. 29 Xianhu Road, Chengjiang city (澄江市仙湖路 29 号)➢ Transportation:
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Kunming Changshui International Airport (长水国际机场) — Fuxian Lake RAMADA Hotel(1) Taxi: It takes about 1 hour (cost around 200 RMB) direct from Kunming Changshui International
Airport to Fuxian Lake RAMADA Hotel by taxi.
(2) Public Transport: Firstly, take the airport bus of No. 4 konggang from the Kunming Changshui
International Airport to the Kunming Southern Bus Passenger Station ( 南 部 客 运 站 ) (~25RMB/person). Then take the bus from Kunming Southern Bus Passenger Station to Chengjiang
Passenger Transportation Center (澄江客运中心) (~20 RMB/person). Finally, walk 1 km along
Xianhu Road (仙湖路) and get to the Fuxian Lake RAMADA Hotel.
Kunming South Railway Station (昆明南站高铁站) — Fuxian Lake RAMADA Hotel(1) Taxi: It takes about 40 minutes (cost around 120 RMB) direct from Kunming South Railway Stationto Fuxian Lake RAMADA Hotel by taxi.
(2) Public Transport: Take No. 924 or No. 923 Bus from Kunming South Railway Station to theKunming Southern Bus Passenger Station (南部客运站) (~10 RMB/person). Then take the bus fromKunming Southern Bus Passenger Station to Chengjiang Passenger Transportation Center (澄江客运中心) (~20 RMB/person). Finally, walk 1 km along Xianhu Road (仙湖路) and get to the Fuxian LakeRAMADA Hotel.

53. Scientific ProgrammeSunday, October 8th, 2023
9:00-

Registration Opens & Check In (Lobby of RAMADA Hotel)

19:00-

Ice-breaking Party (Third floor)

Monday, October 9th, 2023
Time

Conference Room: Huaye (华业厅), Third Floor

Title

Presenters

8:30-9:00

Affiliation

Welcome Talks

9:00-9:30

Progress in Paleolimnology of Northern Asia (Keynote)

Sergei Krivonogov Southwest Jiaotong University

9:30-10:00

Regime Shift of Lake Ecosystems in China (Keynote)

Rong Wang

10:00-10:20

Diatom-inferred Geomorphological Changes in Relation
to Holocene Sea-level Fluctuations and Delta
Kota Katsuki
Progradation in Lagoonal Environments of the Lzumo
Plain, Japan

Shimane University

10:20-10:40

Study of Lake Ecosystem Evolution: A New
Perspective on Coupling Paleolimnology Records andEcological Modeling

Nanjing Institute of Geographyand Limnology, CAS6

Xiangzhen Kong

Nanjing Institute of Geographyand Limnology, CAS

10:40-11:00

Tea Break & Group photo

11:00-11:20

Artificial Impacts Printed in Lacustrine Sediments

Kenji Kashiwaya

11:20-11:40

Early Agriculture and Human Effects in Inland Asia

Xinying Zhou

11:40-12:00

Historical Land Use and Land Cover Changes
Reconstruction Using Historical Documents for China

Xuezhen Zhang

12:00-14:00
14:00-14:30

14:30-15:00

15:00-15:20

Kanazawa University
Institute of Vertebrate
Paleontology andPaleoanthropology, CAS
Institute of Geographic
Sciences and NaturalResources Research, CAS

Lunch Break (Hehua dining hall on the fifth floor) (荷花厅)Reconstruction of the Late Quaternary Lake Level
Change in Ology Lake Basin, Mongolia, Based on
Paleo-lake Sediment Analyses (Keynote)
A New Biologic Paleoaltimetry Indicating Late
Miocene Rapid Uplift of Northern Tibetan Plateau(Keynote)
Patterns of Last-deglacial Diatom-inferred Summer
Temperature Variability and Ecological Thresholds inThe Alpine Lakes From Southeastern Margin of The
Tibetan Plateau

Noriko Hasebe

Kanazawa UniversityYunfa Miao

Northwest Institute of EcoEnvironment and Resources,
CASQian Wang

Nanjing Institute of Geographyand Limnology, CAS

Jin Cheul Kim

Korea Institute of Geoscienceand Mineral Resources

15:20-15:40

Absolute Age Dating of Quaternary ArchaeologicalSite, Hantan River Area, South Korea

15:40-16:00

Radiocarbon Age Offset of Lake Sediments FromCentral Eastern China Modulated by Both Hydroclimate Shiwei Jiang
and Human Activity
7University of Science andTechnology of China

16:00-16:20

Tea Break & Poster Sessions

16:20-16:40“Abnormal” Changes in East Asian Winter Monsoon
During MIS 8 as Recorded in Chinese Loess and The
Implications for Ice Age Dynamics

16:40-17:00

Fundamental Shift From Summer to Winter of
Holocene Rainfall Regime in The Tropics

17:00-17:20

On the Biodiversity of Diatom Communities in Lakes ofEast China: Geochemical Effects Dominated after
Yanjie Zhao
Eutrophication

17:20-

Online Presentations

18:00

Qingzhen Hao

Institute of Geology andGeophysics, CAS

Jun Cheng

Nanjing University ofInformation Science andTechnologyNanjing Institute of Geographyand Limnology, CAS

Symposium Dinner (Chinese Dining Room, Fourth Floor)

Tuesday, 10th October, 2023

Conference Room: Huaye (华业厅) , Third Floor

TimeTitle

Presenters

Affiliation

8:30-9:00

Palaeoenvironments of Lake Issyk-Kul (Kyrghizstan)(Keynote)

Suzanne Leroy

Aix-Marseille University,France8

Wook-Hyun Nahm

Korea Institute of Geoscienceand Mineral Resources

9:30-9:50

Hydroclimate Reconstruction Derived from Chinese
Historical Documents for The Past 1000 Years

Zhixin Hao

Institute of Geographic
Sciences and Natural
Resources Research, CAS

9:50-10:10

On The Glacial-interglacial Variability in Speleothem
δ18O Records Across Eurasia Continent

Guangxin LiuYunan University

10:10-10:30

Human Activities Facilitated the Decline of Forest
Ecosystem in East Asia After 5000 a B.P.

Hao Long

Nanjing Institute of Geographyand Limnology, CAS

9:00-9:30

How to Adapt to Sea Level Rise (Keynote)

10:30-10:50
10:50-11:10

11:10-11:30

11:30-11:50
12:00-14:00
14:00-16:30
18:00-

Tea Break & Poster Sessions
New Methodology For Studying Ancient Mountain
Glaciation
δ18O and δ13C Values of Benthic Foraminifera in The
Nakdong River Delta (Southeast Korea): Hydrography
Along The Upper and Lower Delta Plains During The
Delta Evolution
The Vertical Distribution of Modern Pollen in The
Southeastern Edge of Tibetan Plateau, ChinaSergei Krivonogov Southwest Jiaotong University

Boo-Keun Khim

Pusan National University

Changting ChiNanjing Institute of Geographyand Limnology, CAS

Lunch Break (Hehua dining hall on the fifth floor) (荷花厅)Visiting the Fuxianhu Station of Plateau Deep Lake Research & Lakeside Wetland
Buffet Dinner (Hehua dining hall on the fifth floor) (荷花厅)9Wednesday, 11th October, 2023
9:00-12:00

Field excursion of karst landform (Stone Forest World Geopark)

12:00-13:30
13:30-16:00
18:00-21:00

Lunch
Field excursion of Cambrian paleontology (Chengjiang Fossil Land & Station)
Buffet Dinner (Hehua dining hall on the fifth floor) (荷花厅)Thursday, 12th October, 2023
Departure
Poster Sessions:
Title
Luminescence Properties of A Calcite Stalagmite from Okgye
Cave in South Korea
An Improved Method of Measuring Stacking Patterns inCalcite Stalagmites
A Preliminary Study on Speleogenesis in South Korea:
Neobaeng-I Cave and Baeg-nyong Cave
10Presenters

Affiliation

Jihye Kim

Kangwon National University

Jungwon Choi

Kangwon National University

Sunyul Kwon

Kangwon National University

Identifying Climatic Niches of Fossil Pollen Taxa
The Age of East Diversion Event of The Hii River and The
Resulting Changes in The Sedimentary System of Lake Shinji,Japan
Relationship Between Development Periods of Coastal Sand
Dunes and Climate-environmental Factors
Accumulative Deformation Characteristics of Saline Soils inLop Nur Under Freeze-thaw Cycles
Identification of Lithology by Means of Hyperspectral
Signature Analysis for The Upper Part of The Tianchuan River
Basin, Hengduan Mountains, Sichuan, China

11Chang-Pyo Jun

Chonnam National University

Koji Seto

Shimane UniversityMin Han

Korea Institute of Geoscienceand Mineral ResourcesMaoji Fan

Southwest Jiaotong University

Yudong Lv

Southwest Jiaotong University

4. Field Excursions
The field excursions contain visiting the Fuxianhu Station of Plateau Deep Lake Research & Lakeside
Wetland in the afternoon of October 10th, karst landform of Stone Forest World Geopark in the morningof October 11th, and Cambrian paleontology of Chengjiang Fossil Land & Station in the afternoon ofOctober 11th.
Maps for Yunnan province and the workshop

Lake Fuxian & The Fuxianhu Station of Plateau Deep Lake ResearchThe first-deepest
plateau lake inChina, max ~158
meters deep, waterarea of 216 km2,catchment of 1053
km2.

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The Chengjiang Fossil Land Museum & Paleontology Research Station
China’s first and the only Fossil
World Heritage in Asia, the corearea for the preservation ofChengjiang biota fossil, a perfectwitness to the rapid radiative
evolution of life on early
Cambrian marine ecosystems
518 million years ago.

Stone Forest World Geopark
A spectacular set of limestonegroups and the representativeofsouth

China’s

karst

landscape. Known since theMing Dynasty (1368-1644
CE) as the “First Wonder ofthe World”, it is one of themost important attractions ofYunnan.

135. Local Contacts

Chairman:Prof. Dr. Enlou Zhang (NIGLAS); Email: elzhang@niglas.ac.cn

Organizing Committee:
Prof. Dr. Ke Zhang (NIGLAS) Email: kzhang@niglas.ac.cn ; Phone Number: 13815862072
Prof. Dr. Rong Wang (NIGLAS) Email: rwang@niglas.ac.cn
Prof. Dr. Hao Long (NIGLAS) Emai: longhao@niglas.ac.cn
Dr. Qi Lin (NIGLAS) Email: qlin@niglas.ac.cn ; Phone Number: 13809008152
Dr. Yao Wang (NIGLAS) Email: yaowang@niglas.ac.cn ; Phone Number: 15805167757
Dr. Zhenyu Ni (NIGLAS) Email: zyni@niglas.ac.cn ; Phone Number: 17826029536
Dr. Yanjie Zhao (NIGLAS) Email: yjzhao@niglas.ac.cn14

6. List of Participants
NameChangting Chi
Can Zhang
Hao Long
Qian Wang
Rong Wang
Xiangzhen
Kong
Yanjie Zhao
Qingzhen Hao
Yunfa Miao
Yongtao Zhao

Xinying Zhou
Xiaoqiang Li
Jingyun Zheng
Xuezhen Zhang
Zhixing Hao
Haijian Bing
Yanhong Wu
Jun Cheng
Xin ZhouShiwei Jiang
Guangxin Liu
Maoji Fan
Yudong Lv
Sergei
Krivonogov
OlgaDruzhinina
Suzanne Leroy
Wook-HyunNahm

Affiliation
Nanjing Institute of Geography andLimnology, CAS
Nanjing Institute of Geography andLimnology, CAS
Nanjing Institute of Geography andLimnology, CAS
Nanjing Institute of Geography andLimnology, CAS
Nanjing Institute of Geography andLimnology, CAS
Nanjing Institute of Geography andLimnology, CAS
Nanjing Institute of Geography andLimnology, CAS
Institute of Geology and Geophysics, CAS
Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment andResources, CAS
Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment andResources, CAS
Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology andPaleoanthropology, CAS
Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology andPaleoanthropology, CAS
Institute of Geographic Sciences and NaturalResources Research, CAS
Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural
Resources Research, CASInstitute of Geographic Sciences and Natural
Resources Research, CAS
Institute of Mountain Hazards andEnvironment, CAS
Institute of Mountain Hazards andEnvironment, CAS
Nanjing University of Information Scienceand Technology
University of Science and Technology ofChina
University of Science and Technology ofChina
Yunnan University
Southwest Jiaotong University
Southwest Jiaotong University
Southwest Jiaotong University
Institute of Oriental Studies Russian
Academy of Science
Aix-Marseille University
Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral
Resources

15Nationality

Email

China

ctchi@niglas.ac.cn

Chinaczhang@niglas.ac.cn

Chinalonghao@niglas.ac.cn

Chinaqwang@niglas.ac.cn

Chinarwang@niglas.ac.cn

Chinaxzkong@niglas.ac.cn

Chinayjzhao@niglas.ac.cn

Chinahaoqz@mail.iggcas.ac.cn

Chinayunfine2000@sina.com

China

Zhaoyt2018@lzb.ac.cn

Chinazhouxinying@ivpp.ac.cn

Chinalixiaoqiang@ivpp.ac.cn

Chinazhengjy@igsnrr.ac.cn

Chinaxzzhang@igsnrr.ac.cn

Chinahaozx@igsnrr.ac.cn

Chinahjbing@imde.ac.cn

Chinayhwu@imde.ac.cn

Chinachengjun@nuist.edu.cn

Chinaxinzhou@ustc.edu.cn

Chinajiangsw@ustc.edu.cn

China
China
China

njuliuguangxin@gmail.com
fmj@my.swjtu.edu.cn
lvyudong2233xxx@qq.com

Russias_krivonogov@mail.ru

Russiao.druzhinina@ivran.ru

FranceRepublic ofKorea

suzleroy@hotmail.com
nahmwh@empas.com

Jin Cheul Kim

Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral
Resources

Kyoungnam Jo

Kangwon National University

Jihye Kim

Kangwon National University

Jungwon Choi

Kangwon National University

Sunyul Kwon

Kangwon National University

Chang-Pyo Jun

Chonnam National University

Boo-Keun
Khim

Pusan National University

Noriko Hasebe

Kanazawa UniversityJapan

Kota Katsuki
Koji Seto
Yoshiki SaitoKenji
Kashiwaya
Oyunchimeg
Tserentsegmid
Rekha Sahu

Shimane University
Shimane University
Shimane UniversityJapanJapanJapanKanazawa University

JapanInstitute of Geology, Mongolian Academy of
Sciences
Harisingh Gour University

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Republic of
Korea
Republic of
Korea
Republic of
Korea
Republic of
Korea
Republic of
Korea
Republic of
Korea
Republic of
Korea

kjc76@kigam.re.kr
kjo@kangwon.ac.kr
rlacl9243@gmail.com
eplchoi@kangwon.ac.kr
eplksy@kangwon.ac.kr
cpjun@jnu.ac.kr
bkkhim@pusan.ac.kr
hasebe@staff.kanazawau.ac.jp
kkota@soc.shimane-u.ac.jp
seto@soc.shimane-u.ac.jp
ysaito@soc.shimane-u.ac.jp
kashiwaya@staff.kanazawau.ac.jp

Mongolia

oyuna0404@gmail.com

India

sahurekha96@gmail.com