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8/6-8/27まで山頂で研究中の村上祐資さん(東京大)のブログです。
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SUPPORT MT.FUJI WEATHER STATION NOW
For many years the Mt. Fuji Weather Station located at the summit of Japan's highest mountain has played a significant role as a base for weather observation. However, because of the development of weather satellites and technologies, the Japan Meteorological Agency stopped using the weather radar for observation in 1999, and since 2004, the station has been unmanned.
On November 2005, we established Valid Utilization of Mt. Fuji Weather Station, an NPO with more than 200 members including scientists and doctors who had been conducting research at the site for years. We resumed observation at the Weather Station in the summer of 2007, when it became available for summer research work by the private sector. Today, it serves as a base for research in numerous scientific fields.
As a non-profit organization, most of our operating costs are paid by individual donors, corporate donors, and foundations. Help us continue research for passing on a better global environment to coming generations.
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News&Topics
 May 16, 2010 Fifth General Meeting of NPO "Valid Utilization of Mt. Fuji Weather Station"
5th General Meeting of NPO "Valid Utilization of Mt. Fuji Weather Station" was had at Waseda University, Tokyo, where new board members and Chair and Vice Chair were elected. Prof. Shiro Hatakeyama was elected to be the Chair and Dr. Masako Horii to be the Vice Chair of the NPO.
May 16, 2010 Prof. Yasunobu Iwasaka laureated Fujiwara Prize
Prof. Yasunobu Iwasaka, one of the board members of NPO was laureated Fujiwara Prize from Japan Society of Meteorology on his researches on aerosols and Kosa.
March 25, 2010 Selected to rent the former Weather StationNPO "Valid Utilization of Mt. Fuji Weather Station" was formally selected to rent the buildings of former Mt. Fuji Weather Station in coming three years, from July, 2010.
January 24, 2010 Annual Meeting Annual Meeting of NPO "Valid Utilization of Mt. Fuji Weather Station" was held at Koshiba Hall, the University of Tokyo, where 21 presentations on the results of 2009 summer campaign was reported.
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Events
June, 8-10, 2010 Symposium on Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics at Mountain Sites
Oral presentation
Thursday June 10
09.30 - 09.50
Kazuhiko Miura
Size distributions of aerosol particles measured at the summit and a base of Mt. Fuji
09.50 - 10.10
Matsuki Atsushi
Size distribution measurement of air ions at the summit of Mt. Fuji during 2009 summer campaign
Poster Presentation
H. Yasuda et al., Estimation of Cosmic Radiation Doses in the Upper Atmosphere from the Measurements at the Summit of Mt. Fuji
N. Kaenyasu, Y. Igarashi et al., Carbonaceous aerosols at the summit of Mt. Fuji, Japan
Y. Dokiya et al., Atmospheric Chemistry at the summit of Mt. Fuji
- Logistics of the summer campaigns, 2007-2009-
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