How did the Great East Japan Earthquake affect marine ecosystems? - The reconstruction of fisheries based on scientific knowledge and local experiences -

ID:295 How did the Great East Japan Earthquake affect marine ecosystems? - The reconstruction of fisheries based on scientific knowledge and local experiences -

Date: 2015-03-14(Sat)
Time: 14:00-18:00（Door Open 13:30）
Venue: Sendai City Silver Center 2nd Seminar Room

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Language: Japanese

Contact/Entry

E-mail:kkaneko*m.tohoku.ac.jp （Please replace * to @）
TEAMS: Tohoku Ecosystem-Associated Marine Sciences
Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku University

http://www.i-teams.jp/id295

Organization

Tohoku Ecosystem-Associated Marine Sciences (Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku University)

Report

Number of participants	110

TEAMS (Tohoku Ecosystem-Associated Marine Sciences) has surveyed and clarified the effect of the Great East Japan Earthquake on the marine ecosystems and environment and their recovering processes afterward from a scientific point of view. Based on the results and 2004 tsunami in Thailand, we discussed with persons concerned with administration and fishery and so on about the reconstruction of local fisheries and its related industries in panel discussion (Restoring Our Rich Ocean through Science).

As a result, We could have common understand to need to scientifically understand the extent of the damage to the marine environment and ecosystem in coastal area of the Tohoku, and to come up with progressive methods of restoring the fishing industry.

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Outline

TEAMS (Tohoku Ecosystem-Associated Marine Sciences) has surveyed and clarified the effect of the Great East Japan Earthquake on the marine ecosystems and environment and their recovering processes afterward. Based on the results, we propose a direction of the reconstruction of local fisheries and its related industries from a scientific point of view.

Detail

14:00～
Opening address

14:15～14:45
What is TEAMS (Tohoku Ecosystem-Associated Marine Sciences)
Speaker:Akihiro Kijima (Representative of TEAMS(Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku University))

14:45～15:10
The impact of the 2004 tsunami on the seafloor and coral reefs in Similan Island,Thailand and the recovery
Speaker:Suchana Apple Chavanich (Chulalongkorn University, Thailand)

15:10～15:20
Coffee Brake

15:20～16:35
The Change on Marine environments and Ecology by the Great East Japan Earthquake
Speaker:Katsunori Fujikura (JAMSTEC)
Tomohiko Kawamura (The Univ. Tokyo)
Motoyuki Hara (Tohoku Univ.)

16:35～16:45
Coffee Brake

16:45～17:45
Panel Discussion　(Restoring Our Rich Ocean through Science)

17:45～18:00
Concluding Remarks
Speaker:Takashi Kiyoura (MEXT)