Exploration and Observation Unit Semiar 2020

This is a seminar for staffs and students belonging to EOU.

Date and Time:

Spring: 14:45--16:15, Tuesday
Fall: 13:00--14:30, Wednesday

Place: Online on Zoom
Managers:

Spring: Niwa Shunsuke
Fall: Yurino Ishida

Goal and Aim

Aim

Organize your ideas through your presentation.
Broaden your research view from talks of other fields in EOU.

Goal

To be able to make appropriate presentations to audiences.
To be able to understand what a speaker wants to say. (We must have at least one question.)

Details

Your Presentation Time

90 min. for staffs and graduate students
45 min. for undergraduate students

For Speaker

Make a presentation about your research or review some papers you read.
Send an email with your title and abstract to managers by 10 a.m on Tuesday before your presentation.
Upload your slides on the Google shared drive by noon on Tuesday before your presentation.

For Attendances

DON'T BE LATE!!!!

If you are late or absent, you need to email to the eou mailinglist.

Calendar

Schedule of spring semester

Date	Speaker	Title	Remark
05/19	Y.Sato	Estimation of the drift rate and intensity of Neptune's storm by Pirika telescope
05/26	Niwa	Estimation of the relationship between electrical properties og lightning and intensity of Tropical Cyclone in Western North Pacific
06/02	Purwadi	Thunderstorm obsevation system using ground lightning detection network and thermal infrared camera on board LAPAN-A4
06/09	Sugiyama	Multi spectral imaging for estimation of weather variation of Uranus
06/16	Ono	Ground-Based observation of planetary lightning with Photomultiplier tube
06/26	Shaqeer	Preliminary analysis of spectral study of polluted water using LCTF cameras, smartphone spectrometer and Landsat-8 data of Klang Estuary
06/30	Torabi	Variation of phase relation between OLR in Western Pacific Warm Pool and Equator
07/07	Meryl	3D Reconstruction of Typhoon and Thunderstorm Cloud Top Using Airborne and Satellite-borne Camera
07/21	Yokota	Study of Jovian atmosphere by multispectral and polarimetric observation
07/28	Garid	Data process and visualization of gimbal smartphone-spectrometer
08/04	Loren	Lightning Geolocation Using the V-POTEKA Lightning Observation Network in the Western North Pacific
08/11	Y.Ishida	Development of simple methods for prediction of soil nutrients
08/18	Watabe	Energy estimation of lightning and position detection of lightning by infrasound measurement
08/25	--	--	Canceled
09/01	Noda	Precipitation nowcasting with machine learning method
09/08	Hamada	Visible and near infrared spectroscopy observation of Galileo satellite
09/15	Arikawa	Development of observation equipment for Mercury Na atmosphere
09/15	Hirobe	Remote sensing of tree species by spectral analysis using droneRemote sensing of tree species by spectral analysis using drone

Schedule of autumn semester

Date	Speaker	Title	Remark
10/28	Ono	Observations of planetary lightning using a ground-based telescope with photomultiplier tube
11/04	--	--	Canceled
11/11	Y.Sato	Estimation of the drift rate, intensity and latitude of Neptunes storm by Pirka telescope in 2017-2020
11/18	Meryl	3D Reconstruction of Typhoon and Thunderstorm Cloud Top Using Airborne and Ground Cameras
11/25	Y.Ishida	Development of simple methods for prediction of soil nutrients
12/02	Shaqeer	Preliminary Analysis of Water Spectral Measurement using SpectrumCatcher & Remote Sensing Data at Klang Estuary, Malaysia & Lake Kasumigaura, Japan
12/09	Torabi	Variation of Phase Relation between OLR in WPWP and the Equator
12/16	Yokota	Cloud and haze activity at Jupiters polar regions and zone-belt structure investigated from multispectral and polarimetric observations
12/23	Niwa	Estimation of the relation between electrical properties of lightning and tropical cyclone intensity in western north Pacific
01/06	Futamura	Polarimetric observation of Jupiter polar haze at Syowa Station, Antarctica
01/13	--	--	Canceled
01/20	--	--	Canceled
01/27	Noda	Machine Learning Prediction of Precipitation in Metro Manila, Philippines
01/27	Hamada	Examination of the origin of NaCl on Jovian satellite Europa surface by telescope observation and laboratory experiments
02/03	Arikawa	Establishment of time variation observation method of Mercury Na atmosphere using Pirka telescope
02/03	Hirobe	Tree species discrimination by spectral remote sensing using a drone
02/10	Garid	Fully autonomous spectrum measurement goniometer device at FMI center
02/17	Watabe	Estimation of dissipated lightning energy by infrasound measurement
02/24	Hamamoto	Spectral observation of Venus UV morphology
03/03	Htet	Hardware-in-the-Loop Integration Design of micro-Avionics System for Aeromas UAV
03/10	Phyo	Implementation of Aerial Photography Process using Autonomous Quad Copter
03/17	Ye Min	Crop Monitoring By UAV Using Multispectral Camera

Past Seminars

2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
Annual renew

Last Update: 2021/03/26 Yurino Ishida