HAGIYA Hiroshi Last updated: Sep 2, 2016 at 18:22
Name
HAGIYA Hiroshi Affiliation
Tokyo City University Section
Faculty of Knowledge Engineering, Department of Natural Sciences, Tokyo City University, Faculty of Knowledge Engineering, Department of Natural Sciences Job title
Associate Professor Degree
(BLANK)(The University of Tokyo)
Research Areas
Earth and planetary science /
Geology /
Academic & Professional Experience
Apr 2009
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Today
associate professor, Faculty of Knowledge Engineering, Department of Natural Sciences, Tokyo City University
2009
Apr 2009 - Associate Professor Earth Science, Department of Natural Sciences, Faculty of Knowledge Engineering, Tokyo City University
Education
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1990
Department of Geology, Faculty of Science, The University of Tokyo
Misc
Estimation of Sediment transport based on mineral and chemical composition of beach sand -Case studies on Shonan and Kujukuri Coast, Japan.
Atsuko Ishii, Hiroshi Hagiya, Kunihiro Watanabe
Annual Journal of Civil Engineering in the Ocean vol.25(No.1) 1107-1111 2009
Study about origin of beach sediment based on chemical composition of beach sand on Kujuukuri Coast.
Atsuko ISHII, Hiroshi HAGIYA, Kunihiro WATANABE
Annual Journal of Civil Engineering in the Ocean Vo;.26(No.1) 1125-1130 2010
Books etc
Literacy, as a key to reading the context of the world
Kizasu-Shobou 2010 ISBN:978-4-86065-054-4
Shogakukan NEO Illustrated Book of Rocks, Minerals and Fossils
Shogakukan 2012 ISBN:9784092172180
Conference Activities & Talks
Study about origin of beach sediment based on chemical composition of beach sand on Kujuukuri Coast.
Annual Meeting of Civil Engineering in the Ocean 2010
Establishment of a new department of natural sciences in a university
JpGU 2013 2013
Works
Field Programme on the Volcanoes in Hawaii Island
2010
Field Programme in Fiji Islands
2007
Field Excursion in Hawaii Island
2007
Field Programme in Fiji Islands
2008
Research Grants & Projects
Trace element geochemistry of volcanics and sediments in Fiji Islands: implications to island arc crust evolution.
The Other Research Programs
Project Year: 2003 - 2005
