Date: Aug.3 (Sun) - 6 (Wed), 2025
Venue: Shimonano- Sato
Gather/Registration : Ehime Univ. at 9:50 a.m. on Aug. 3rd
– Fee for round-trip chartered bus : JPY 9,935 + Participation fee : JPY 4,185
– Accommodation Fee : JPY 29,380(3 nights 4 days)
(E.S. and J.H.S. students:JPY 28,000 all included)
* Please pay total ¥43,500 in cash before getting on the bus. CASH ONLY.
Please note that the above fees are subject to change.
*There are no towels, pajamas, tooth brush etc. in the venue. You must bring them.
*Free Wi-Fi is available .
*If you have any food allergies, please let us know in advance.
*Recommended items to bring: medicine for carsickness, antipyretic, ointment for insect bites (Gnat, Gad fly), insect repellent, swimwear, sandals, folding umbrella
*There is a laundromat available in the hotel. (only accepts 100 yen coins)
*For International student/PD: Please do not forget to bring your residence card!
- Keep paying attention to infection prevention until and during the meeting.
- Cancel the meeting if you have fever/feel unwell when you leave home.
- Please contact Shiraishi (shiraishi.chihiro.wc-at-ehime-u.ac.jp) if you have any concerns.
・バス代・参加費・宿泊費(計43,500円)はバス乗車前に白石にお支払いください。
※領収証は分けてお出しします。
・食べ物のアレルギーがある方は、必ず事前にお知らせください。
・タオル、歯ブラシ、浴衣等はありませんので、各自準備してください。(館内にwi-fiとコインランドリーはあります)
・酔い止め・虫よけ・かゆみ止め・解熱剤・水着・ビーサン・雨具(雨の予報の場合)を持参することを推奨します。
・体調不良の場合は参加を見合わせてください。その場合は白石(shiraishi.chihiro.wc-at-ehime-u.ac.jp)までお早めにご連絡ください。
・参加費4,185円の内訳は、セミナー室使用料・8/3昼食代(秋葉の宿)・8/6お弁当代・飲み物代等です。
・愛媛大の学生さんは8/3(日)9:40に総合研究棟I前に集合して、荷物(プロジェクター等)を運んでください。
10:20 Bus: Depart from Ehime Univ.
--- Stop at Michi-no-eki SunSun (Break 10 mins)
12:20-13:40 Bus : Stop at Akiba-no-Yado (Lunch)
14:00 Bus : Arrive at Shimonano-Sato
○DAY 1 (Aug. 3rd)
- 1st session -
○14:50 Opening Remarks
○15:00-15:50 鈴木 勝彦 / Katsuhiko Suzuki (JAMSTEC) "タングステン-182を巡って最近考えていること"
○15:50-16:20 北村 壮彦 / Sogen Kitamura (M2, Science Tokyo) "Balancing Earth's Deep Carbon Cycle"
--- 16:20-16:30 Break ---
○16:30-17:20 Jiang Jiajun (Ehime Univ.) "Hydrogen partitioning during core-mantle differentiation constrained from ab initio simulations"
○17:20-18:00 Discussion
18:00- Dinner
- Night poster session-
○19:30-21:00
P1 稲垣 喜久代 / Kikuyo Inagaki (M1, Ehime Univ.) "Ab initio structural models and infrared spectra of hydrous bridgmanite"
P2 高野 将大 / Masahiro Takano (D2, U. Tokyo) "P-V-T relationships of ZrH2 and ZrH3 under high-pressure and high-temperature conditions "
P3 出倉 春彦 / Haruhiko Dekura (Ehime Univ.) "Current Understanding of the CMB Heat Transport"
P4 Thanaphat Lertmongkhon (M1, Science Tokyo) "Double thin layer fluid governing equation: Implication for the LLSVPs and ULVZs dynamics study"
○DAY 2 (Aug. 4th)
- 2nd session -
○9:00-9:50 Nathan Van Alstine (D1, Science Tokyo) "Can Inner Core evolution and light element balance be constrained through examining F-layer stability?"
○9:50-10:20 梶原 萌 / Moe Kajiwara (B4, Ehime Univ.) "Thermodynamic Stability and Equation of State of a New High-Pressure Phase in the CaSiO₃–H₂O System"
----10:20-10:30 Break----
○10:30-11:20 Hernlund John (Science Tokyo) "4.5 billion years evolution of the core-mantle boundary"
○11:20-11:50 Discussion
----11:50 Group photo ----
----12:00 Lunch ----
- 3rd session -
○15:00-15:30 松下 千紘 / Chihiro Matsushita (B4, Ehime Univ.) "Estimation of the Earth’s outer core composition based on the elastic properties of liquid Fe-Ni-LE quaternary alloys"
○15:30-16:00
----16:00-16:10 Break----
○16:10-17:00 井上 紗綾子 / Sayako Inoue (Ehime Univ.) "Alteration of 2:1 phyllosilicates visualized by high-resolution transmission electron microscopy"
○17:00-17:30 根来 匠 / Takumi Negoro (B4, Ehime Univ.) "The availability of the machine-learning potential concerning the MD method"
----18:00- Dinner ----
- Night poster session-
○19:30-21:00
P1 稲垣 喜久代 / Kikuyo Inagaki (M1, Ehime Univ.) "Ab initio structural models and infrared spectra of hydrous bridgmanite"
P2 高野 将大 / Masahiro Takano (D2, U. Tokyo) "P-V-T relationships of ZrH2 and ZrH3 under high-pressure and high-temperature conditions "
P3 出倉 春彦 / Haruhiko Dekura (Ehime Univ.) "Current Understanding of the CMB Heat Transport"
P4 Thanaphat Lertmongkhon (M1, Science Tokyo) "Double thin layer fluid governing equation: Implication for the LLSVPs and ULVZs dynamics study"
○DAY 3 (Aug. 5th)
- 4th session -
○9:00-9:50 Christine Houser (Science Tokyo) "New features in core-mantle boundary seismic structure from analysis of updated travel time datasets"
○9:50-10:40 伊藤 慧 / Kei Ito (D3, Ehime Univ.) "Development of on-the-fly machine learning SCF calculations"
----10:40-10:50 Break----
○10:50-11:20 犬飼 敦 / Atsushi Inugai (M1, Science Tokyo) "Buoyant melting instabilities during magma ocean solidification"
○11:20-12:00 Discussion
----12:00 Lunch ----
- Special lecture session-
○13:00-14:30 伊藤 慧 / Kei Ito (D3, Ehime Univ.) "Considering deep learning from the perspective of “anti-deep learning -Explanation of machine learning theory based on non-optimized neural networks- (アンチ・ディープラーニング”からディープラーニングを考える -非最適化ニューラルネットワークに基づく機械学習理論解説-)"
- 5th session -
○15:00-15:50 土屋 卓久 / Taku Tsuchiya (Ehime Univ.) "Iron disproportionation reaction in silicate melts"
----15:50-16:00 Break----
○16:00-18:00 General Discussion
----18:00- Dinner BBQ----
○DAY 4 ( Aug. 6th)
10:00 Bus : Depart from Shimonano-Sato
- Field trip-
○11:20 - 15:10 Field trip & Lunch @Tengu-Kogen / Karst terrace
--- Stop at Michi-no-eki SunSun (Break 10 mins)
17:30 Bus: Stop at JR Matsuyama Sta.
18:00 Bus: Arrive at Ehime Univ.
<四国カルストでの巡検について>
およそ3億年前、赤道付近の海底火山の活動が始まり、その活動の終わった2億5千万年前頃、山頂付近にサンゴ礁などが堆積して出来た石灰岩が、四国カルストで見られます。移動する海洋プレートに運ばれて四国沖の南海トラフで大陸のプレートの下に沈み込んで行くときに削り取られて残った物が約200万年前四国山地の造山運動で、標高1400mまで押し上げられて出来ました。日本一標高の高いカルスト台地を見学し、カルストテラス内資料館にて、西日本の形成過程や現在の四国の地質について学習します。
About 300 million years ago, volcanic activity began near the equator on the seafloor. Around 250 million years ago, after the volcanic activity ceased, coral reefs and other marine organisms accumulated around the summit, forming limestone. This limestone can now be seen in the Shikoku Karst. As the moving oceanic plate was subducted beneath the continental plate at the Nankai Trough off the coast of Shikoku, some of the material was scraped off and left behind. Around 2 million years ago, during the mountain-forming activity of the Shikoku Mountains, this material was uplifted to an elevation of about 1,400 meters, forming the present karst landscape.
We will visit the highest karst plateau in Japan and learn about the formation of western Japan and the current geology of Shikoku at the Karst Terrace Museum.