Earth System Science and Technology

Sections and Staffs

The Department of Earth System & Technology (ESST) consists of 13 laboratories, among which 3 are independent ones fully involved in the interdisciplinary graduate school and others are cooperative ones from Research Institute for Applied Mechanics (RIAM) .

 

I-ESST+ = Independent laboratory fully involved in ESST
C-RIAM* = Cooperative laboratory from RIAM

DivisionResearch SectionsProfessorAssoc. ProfessorAssist. Professor
Fluid Environmental
Research
I-ESST+ Space Environmental Fluid Dynamics Matsukiyo, S.  Isayama, S.
Water and Environmental Engineering Eljamal, O.
Coastal Environmental Research Sugihara, Y. Yamaguchi, S.
Fundamental and Geophysical
Fluid Dynamics
C-RIAM* Nonlinear Fluid Engineering Yoshida, S.
Ocean Systems Dynamics Hu, C. Watanabe, S.
Liu Y.
Atmospheric Physics Okamoto, H. Yamamoto, M.
Sato, K.
Environmental Metrology C-RIAM* Descriptive Marine Physics Tokinaga, H. Ichikawa, K. Mori, M.
Marine Control System
Climate Change Science Takemura, T. Eguchi, N.  
Atmospheric Environment Modeling Yumimoto K. Hara, Y.
Environmental Prediction C-RIAM* Ocean Circulation Dynamics Senjyu T.
Endoh T.
 
Ocean Variability Dynamics Isobe, A. Kida S. Uehara, K.
Atmosphere-Ocean Modeling Hirose N. Onuki Y. 
Tsuji, E.
Secretariat Nagai, K.

 

Research Fields

14 laboratories are categorized into the following research fields.

Nonlinear Physics

Atmospheric Environmental Research

Atmospheric Ocean Dynamics

Marine Engineering

 

Brochuer

in English or Japanese