YONEZAWA, Go
- Special Researcher
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- B. Sc. in Applied Science, Okayama University of Science, 1997
D. Sc. in Geology, Osaka City University, 2005
Current Research Interests
- Construction of 3-D geologic model of Hanoi City, Vietnam
- Spatial distribution of land subsidence in Hanoi City, Vietnam, using GIS
and RS
Hanoi City is located in a flood plain of the Red River, the average elevation
being less than 10 meters. In this city, where people depend on the groundwater
to sustain life, the recent rapid increase of population is increasing
demand of groundwater as well. This has caused a remarkable and serious
land subsidence over the whole urban area. To comprehend what happens around
a serious land subsidence area, it is necessary to understand the distribution
of groundwater in the subsurface structure. Because 3-D geologic modeling
is useful for solving this kind of problem, I will introduce this technique
into area studies and propose to establish this method as a special analysis
using area informatics. The linked research between the subsurface information
and aboveground information will become a new type of knowledge in area
studies.
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Research Activities in 2008-2009 Fiscal Year
- Publications
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- Mamoru Shibayama; Yasuyuki Kono; Go Yonezawa; Eiichi Nakakita; and Toshio Hamaguchi. 2008. Development of Area Informatics
by Uniting of Geological and Ecological Studies- With Emphasis on Urban
Area in Southeast Asia-. ISS Report FY 2007, pp.81-84. (In Japanese).
- Kenji Tanaka; Toshiharu Kojiri; Kaoru Takara; Eiichi Nakakita; Taiichi
Hayashi; Yasuyuki Kono; Go Yonezawa; Masayuki Tamura; Tsugihiro Watanabe; and Osamu Kozan. 2008. Creation
of Asian Cropland Dataset Through Satellite Data Analysis toward Water
Resources Management. ISS Report FY 2007, pp.59-66. (In Japanese).
- Go Yonezawa; Susumu Nonogaki; Mamoru Shibayama; Venkatesh Raghavan; and Shinji Masumoto.
2008. Urban Transition and Topographic Changes in Hanoi, Vietnam, Geoinformatics 19(2): 112-113. (In Japanese).
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- Joint Research Project
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- Research Topic:Integrated Research, Institute of Sustainability Science, Kyoto University
・ Inpacts of Development Programs on Sustainable Use of Ecological Resources
of Southeast Asia.
- Term:2008 - 2009
- Leader:Yasuyuki Kono
- No. of Members:4
- Research Topic:Joint Researches, Center for Integrated Area Studies, Kyoto University
・ Elucidation of Historical Changes and Urban Transfiguration in Hanoi,
Vietnam using Area Informatics.
- Term:2008
- Leader: Go Yonezawa
- No. of Members:8
- Research Topic:Development of system for spatiotemporal mapping with emphasis on urban
area in Southeast Asia
- Term:2007 - 2008
- Sponsor:Grants-in-Aid for Young Scientists (Kakenhi), Scientific Research （B）
- Leader:YONEZAWA, Go
- Outline:This research will provide an outline and method for analyzing of urban
transfiguration using the spatiotemporal mapping from underground and ground-based
information.
- No. of Members:1
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- Seminars/Symposia
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- Title:HGISCommunity
- Date & Time: 22th June, 2008.
- Place:CSEAS, Kyoto University
- Topic:Elucidation of Historical Changes and Urban Transfiguration in Hanoi, Vietnam
using Area Informatics
- Presenter:YONEZAWA, Go
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- Activity in Academic Association
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- Presenter:YONEZAWA, Go
- Name of Academic Association:Japan Society of Geoinformatics, Geoinforum2008
- Topic:Urban Transition and Topographic Changes in Hanoi, Vietnam
- Place:Hokkaido Universit
- Term:12th - 13th June, 2008
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- Outside Activities
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- Lecture:Urban Transfiguration in Hanoi, Vietnam using GIS.
- Organizer of lecture:The Open Source Geospatial Foundation
- Date: May 27th 2008.
- Place:Osaka City University
- Instructor: YONEZAWA, Go
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- Award
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- Name:2008 Best Research Paper Award by Japan Society of Geoinformatics
- Award winning paper:"Formulation of Faulted Geologic Structures"
- Organization conferring Award:Japan Society of Geoinformatics
- Date:June 12, 2008
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