Courses Taught

2023年～現在　@東京大学

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衛星リモートセンシングとGISの基礎を学ぶ授業です。
リモセン・GISに関する概要の講義のほか、専用のソフトウェアによるリモートセンシング画像やデジタル地理空間情報の処理・分析を行う実習を含みます。

現在は複数の担当教員が分担し、6日間の集中講義形式で行っています。

2023年-（Biennial）　@The University of Tokyo

Students will observe in the field the processes of landform formation on the Earth's surface during the Quaternary (2.58 million years ago to the present) and related elements of the environment, and learn how to investigate these processes. Observation and survey practices will be conducted on erosion and sedimentation processes, tectonic movements, ecosystems, and human activities related to the distribution and formation of landforms, as well as the sediments that make up landforms.
 The course is conducted in the form of a four-day overnight stay and intensive lectures, with multiple faculty members in charge of each course. Practical training is mainly conducted in the Tone River basin and along the Boso coast.

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2023年-（Biennial）　@The University of Tokyo

This is a follow-up course to the field training.
Students will learn photogrammetric and topographic analysis using photographs and satellite images acquired during Field Training II, land cover and land use analysis, and chemical as well as microbiological analysis.
The course is shared by several faculty members in charge and is offered in an intensive course.

2023年-　@University of the Ryukyus

​Students will learn the basic concepts of geospatial information and GIS (geographic information systems/science) as well as spatial analysis methods.
Students will create their own thematic maps based on what they have learned in the lectures and practical training. This course will be held as an intensive course.

2023-2024　@Takachiho University

​In this class, we will be covering a number of topics related to the relationship between the natural environment and humans.
We will be looking at the natural environment of Japan and Tokyo, and outlining its characteristics and formation processes. We will also be learning the basics of map reading and regional survey methods, which are essential for understanding the relationship between humans and the natural environment.

Landscape Environmental Planning (2021 @ Chiba University, shared)
Satoyama Conservation Theory (2020-2022 @ Waseda University School of Human Sciences e-School, as a Teaching Fellow)