2009 Kochi International Workshop on Paleo, Rock and Environmental Magnetism
乮2009崅抦崙嵺儚乕僋僔儑僢僾丗 屆抧帴婥丒娾愇帴婥丒娐嫬帴婥乯
February 5-6, 2009
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Convenor 乮庡嵜幰乯
Prof. Kodama, K. 乮彫嬍 堦恖乯
Correspondence 乮摑妵栶乯
Dr. Yamamoto, Y. 乮嶳杮 桾擇乯
Center for Advanced Marine Core Research (KCC), Kochi University
Monobe B-200, Nankoku City, Kochi 783-8502, Japan
/marine-core/
Scope 乮庯巪乯
The subject of this international workshop is to discuss and review latest
scientific achievements on paleo and rock magnetism, along with related
Earth environmental sciences, conducted by Asian Earth science communities.
The principal concept follows what has been pursued in the first Kochi
International workshop in 2007, while the second one this year will put more
emphasis on discussing what and how the Asian paleo and rock magnetic
communities could contribute to global environmental science projects such
as IODP. We invite participants from leading institutes in Taiwan and Korea,
with which KCC has recently concluded agreements to advance international
scientific collaborations. We hope that the results of this workshop will help
collaborative individuals, groups and institutions in Asian countries to
commence planning and developing integrated research projects in paleo and
rock magnetism. Moreover, we hope this workshop to provide an opportunity
for promoting to organize an Asian science network in paleo and rock
magnetism, which would no doubt be expected to take initiatives and play
roles of great importance in global environmental sciences.
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娾愇帴婥丒娐嫬帴婥妛傪庡偲偡傞抧媴娐嫬壢妛暘栰偵偍偗傞嵟怴偺惉壥傪媍榑偡傞偙偲
偵偁傞丏 2007擭奐嵜偺崙嵺儚乕僋僔儑僢僾偲摨條偺庯巪偱偁傞偑丄崱夞偼摿偵丄IODP
傪戙昞偲偡傞崙嵺壢妛僾儘僕僃僋僩偵懳偟丄傾僕傾偺屆抧帴婥丒娾愇帴婥尋媶幰僐儈儏
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奀梞僐傾僙儞僞乕偲尋媶嫤椡嫤掕傪掲寢偟偰偄傞傾僕傾偺俀崙丄戜榩偲娯崙偐傜尋媶幰傪
彽阗偟丄崙嵺尋媶嫤椡偺嬶懱揑恑揥傪恾傞偙偲偲偟偨丏杮儚乕僋僔儑僢僾傪宊婡偲偟偰丄
屄恖偐傜尋媶慻怐慡懱傑偱丆偝傑偞傑側儗儀儖偱屆抧帴婥丒娾愇帴婥妛偺嫟摨尋媶偑
壴奐偔偙偲傪愗朷偡傞丏偝傜偵丄偙傟傪婡夛偵丄摨暘栰偵偍偗傞傾僕傾偺尋媶幰僱僢僩
儚乕僋偑峔抸偝傟丄彨棃偺抧媴娐嫬壢妛傪愭摫偡傞廳梫側栶妱傪扴偆偙偲傪婜懸偡傞丏
Date and venue 乮擔掱偍傛傃奐嵜応強乯
The workshop takes place for two days, February 5 and 6 of this year. The
meeting is to be held at Center for Advanced Marine Core Research, Kochi
University, which is located in Nankoku City, Kochi Prefecture in Shikoku
Island of southwest Japan.
暯惉俀侾擭俀寧俆擔?俇擔偺椉擔丄奀梞僐傾憤崌尋媶僙儞僞乕乮俀奒僙儈僫儂乕儖乯
偵偰奐嵜丏
Fees 乮嶲壛旓乯
All fees, including international travel costs and accommodations, will be
fully covered for invited participants. No registration fee is posed. No
financial support will be provided for accompanying person(s).
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Thursday February 5
09:30-10:00 Registration
10:00-10:20 Welcome and Logistics
10:20-11:10 Tour of KCC
11:10-11:20 Break
I: Paleo and rock magnetism in IODP
11:20-12:20
Hirokuni Oda*; Toshitsugu Yamazaki
Core Orientation and Reduction of Coring/Drilling Induced Magnetization: IODP Paleomagnetic Contribution through STP, EDP and INVEST from Japan
Youn Soo Lee
IODP Science/Technology Roadmap and Paleomagnetic contribution
Yuhji Yamamoto
From Japanese INVEST Meeting (1): Construction of the Continuous Global Paleomagnetic Field Model for the Last Few Million Years
Noriko Kawamura
From Japanese INVEST Meeting (2): Behaviors of Oxygen, Sulfur, and Iron in Marine Sediments: Evidence from Rock Magnetism and Chemistry of Pore Water
12:20-13:30 Lunch
II: Thematic presentations
13:30-13:50
Kan-Hsi Hsiung*; Chorng-Shern Horng; Kuo-Hang Chen
Rock Magnetic Evidence for Paleoenvironmental Changes During Marine Isotope Stages 2 and 1 From Core MD05-2914 Offshore of Southwestern Taiwan
13:50-14:10
Tien-Nan Yang*; Teh-Quei Lee; Kuo-Yen Wei; Cheng-Yi Lee; Sheng-Rong Song; Hong-Wei Chiang; Ping-Mei Liew; Yue-Gau Chen; Ludvig A. L?wemark; Philip A. Meyers; Su-Ji Kao; Min-Te Chen; Cheng-Wei Fan
Variability of the East Asian Winter Monsoon Strength Since the Last Glacial Maximum Recorded by Multiproxies in Sediment of Tung-Yuan Pond, Subtropical Southern Taiwan
14:10-13:30
Teh-Quei Lee*; Tien-Nan Yang; Sheng-Rong Song
Magnetic Study of Lacustrine Sediments of Dream Lake at Northern Taiwan
14:30-14:50
Teh-Quei Lee*; Kuo-Yen Wei
Paleomagnetic Study of Marine Sediment Core OR715-21 from Eastern Offshore of Taiwan
14:50-15:10
Chorng-Shern Horng*; Chih-An Huh; Kuo-Hang Chen; Pin-Ru Huang; Kan-Hsi Hsiung
Air Pollution History Elucidated From Anthropogenic Spherules and Their Magnetic Signatures in Marine Sediments Offshore of Southwestern Taiwan
15:10-15:40 Break and Core time for Posters
P-01. Hidefumi Tanaka*; Naoyuki Komuro
The Shaw Paleointensity Method: Can the ARM Simulate the TRM Alteration?
P-02. Masahiro Ooga*; Koji Fukuma; Hiroshi Isobe
Effects of Seafloor Weathering on Thellier Paleointensity Results from a Submarine Pillow Basalt
P-03. Noriko Kawamura*; Hirokuni Oda; Toshitsugu Yamazaki
Rock Magnetic Characteristics of Marine Sediments from the East of the Okinawa Island
P-04. Hiromichi Nagao; Yasuko Yamagishi; Seiji Tsuboi; Hiroshi Yanaka; Tadahiro Hatakeyama*
KML Generator to Visualize Geomagnetic Field Models on Google Earth
P-05. Hiroyuki Saito*; Noriyuki Suzuki
Preliminary Results of Microbial Biomarker Analyses for the Core Samples from IODP NanTroSEIZE Site C0001.
P-06. Jonaotaro Onodera*; Kozo Takahashi
The Reconstruction of Middle Eocene Summer Sea-surface Temperatures in the Arctic Ocean Based on Silicoflagellates
P-07. Yougui Song; Li Ai; Hong Cahng; Xiaoke Qiang; Zhisheng An
Magnetic Properties of Lake Qinghai Sediment
15:40-16:00
Tzu-Chien Chiu*
Direct Link of the Geomagnetic Paleointensity and the Atmospheric Radiocarbon Content?
16:00-16:20
Akira Hayashida*; Masahiko Yasuda; Tomohiro Yamamoto; Yuri Miyajima
Sedimentary Record of Geomagnetic Secular Variation in Piston Core Samples from Lake Biwa
16:20-16:40
Yusuke Suganuma*; Yusuke Yokoyama; Toshitsugu Yamazaki
The Brunhes/Matuyama Polarity Transition Recorded as Be-10 Flux and Relative Paleointensity Variations in Deep-sea Sediments
18:30-21:00 Banquet
Friday February 6
09:00-09:20
Yongjae Yu*
The IZZI Paleointensity Determination
09:20-09:40
Zhong Zheng*; Xixi Zhao
An Experimental Simulation of the Effect of Magnetostatic Interaction in Thellier Paleointensity Experiment
09:40-10:00
Yuhji Yamamoto*; Lee Youn Soo; Kazuto Kodama
Paleointensity Measurements from ca. 5 Ma Jinchonri Basalt in Baekryeongdo Island, the Furthest North Part of South Korea
10:00-10:20
Hirokuni Oda*; Masato Joshima; Isoji Miyagi; Akira Usui; Benjamin Weiss; Eduardo Lima; Frantz Baudenbacher; Luis Fong; Krista McBride; Rene Harder; Chris Schantz
Ultra-fine Scale Magnetostratigraphy of Mn Crust by SQUID Microscopy
10:20-10:40
Alexandra Abrajevitch*; Kazuto Kodama
Rock Magnetic Sstudy of the K-T Boundary Interval in ODP Section 119-738C-20R-5; Implications for Remanence Acquisition in Marine Carbonates
10:40-11:00 Break
11:00-11:20
Pitambar Gautam*; Ryohei Takahashi; Moti Lal Rijal; Takuji Tachi
Magnetic Susceptibility vs. Heavy Metal Contents in Soil of Daikokujima Island, Hokkaido, Japan
11:20-11:40
Masayuki Torii*
Identification of Magnetic Minerals with an MPMS: A Case Study on Volcanic Rocks From Unzen Volcano, Southwest Japan
11:40-12:00
Tadahiro Hatakeyama*
Visualization for Geomagnetism, Paleomagnetism and Rock Magnetism on Google Earth
12:00-13:30 Lunch
III: International collaboration
13:30-14:30 Discussion - Present and future
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