Advanced lecture in natural environmental studies
自然環境学特論
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[ Objectives | Syllabus | Content (My turn) | References | Links | Exam. ]
Room: C202 (Fri. 10:30-12:00)
Instructors (Inquiry)
Shiro TSUYUZAKI (2283. tsuyu_at_ees.hokudai.ac.jp)
Junjiro NEGISHI (3355. negishi_at_ees.hokudai.ac.jp)
Tomonori SATOH (2288. t_sato_at_ees.hokudai.ac.jp)Related seminar: Symbiosis in nature
- Objectives
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Course objectives
To understand the basic concept of the development of ecosystems and environments, including climate.
Course Goals
Understanding the developmental patterns of environments and ecosystems based on field measurements and modeling.
- Syllabus
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- Guidance (Terrestrial ecosystem and climate)
- Energy budget at land surface
- Atmospheric boundary layer and regional climate
- Land surface processes and climate
- Controlling factors of ecosystem structure
- Food web and material cycling
- Ecosystem response to environmental fluctuations
- Photosynthesis and primary production
- Estimation of primary production
- Ecosystem responses to global warming with fine scale
- Ecosystem responses to global warming with global scale
- Fundamental concept of modeling on temporal ecosystem changes
- Content (My turn)
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October 7
Guidance (Terrestrial ecosystem and climate)
Attention
The applicants must attend the first lecture, because the lecture schedule and/or room will be changed, depending on the number of attendants, etc. If you cannot attend it, give us the notice.
November 25
Photosynthesis and primary production
The importance of photosynthesis equation
Biome with reference to primary production and biomassDecember 2
Estimation of primary production
December 9
Pseudo-alpine zone
Ecosystem responses to global warming with fine scaleJanurary 6 (the final day)
Ecosystem responses to global warming with global scale
Fundamental concept of modeling on temporal ecosystem changes
- Examination
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Read Report thema.
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