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Welcome to Geodesy Laboratory!

NEWS

  • 2020/03/31: Prof. Yoichi Fukuda retired from Kyoto University.
  • 2015/04/08: We updated the Geodesy Laboratory website!

Professors

Shin'ichi MIYAZAKI (Professor)

I study crustal deformation using GNSS data. I am also interested in other applications of GNSS, such as seismometers, tide gauge and water vapor sensors. I left university after I earned the master degree and was engaged in Geospatial Information Authority of Japan as a technical official. Since I am not a caring person, I ask prospective students to be independent from me. My favorites are playing basketball, touring on a motorcycle, traveling, and eating sweets.

Takahito KAZAMA (Assistant Professor)

We observe land gravity changes to monitor spatiotemporal mass variations associated with volcanism. For example, we detected the gravity change due to magma movement in the conduit of Asama Volcano using absolute gravimeters (Kazama et al., JGR, 2015).
We also model hydrological gravity changes associated with soil water infiltration and groundwater flow, in order to retrieve solid-earth gravity signals from hydrologically-disturbed gravity data (e.g., Kazama et al., EPS, 2012).
Links: Private website, Google Scholar

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About Kyoto University:

About Geodesy and Geophysics:

Photo: GPS antenna installed in Antarctica
The coordinate of the benchmark AGS01 was determined then, before the absolute gravity measurements using the A10 absolute gravimeter (Kazama et al, 2013).


Access to Geodesy Lab
2F of Bldg 1, Faculty of Science, Kyoto University, Kitashirakawa-oiwake-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, 606-8502, Japan (MAP)