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JAMSTEC 2002 Annual Report
Research Achievements
ocean system, Spring Meeting of the Oceanographic Society of
Japan, (In Japanese).
) Smith, S. L., Y. Yamanaka (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), and M.
J. Kishi (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), An ecosystem model
including C, N, and P cycles applied to Station ALOHA: simulating
primary production,organic matter stoichiometries and
export, Seminar at the Global Biogeochemistry Laboratory,
Dept. of Biology and Geosciences, Shizuoka University, .
) Smith, S. L., Y. Yamanaka (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), and
M.J. Kishi (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), A version of NEMURO
including C, N and P cycles applied to Station ALOHA:
Impact of the microbial loop on organic matter stoichiometries
and carbon export, PICES (North Pacific Marine Science
Organization) XI Annual Meeting, Quingdao, China, .
) Smith, S. L., Y. Yamanaka (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), and M.
J. Kishi (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), Pacific Ecosystem
Modeling (stoichiometry at Stn. ALOHA), Equatorial Pacific
Synthesis and Modeling Workshop, .
) Smith, S.L., Y. Yamanaka (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), and M.J.
Kishi (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), An ecosystem model including
C, N and P cycles applied to Station ALOHA: simulating
primary production, organic matter stoichiometries and export,
AGU Fall Meeting, .
) Smith, S. L., Y. Yamanaka (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), and M.
J. Kishi (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), A Nitrogen-, Phosphorousand
Silicon- Based Model of Primary Production and Export
Applied to Station Aloha: Can We Get the Model to Agree with
the Data for Primary Production, DOM Concentrations and
PIM Flux, Global Ocean Productivity and the Fluxes of Carbon
and Nutrients: Combining Observations and Models, .
) Smith, S. L., Y. Yamanaka (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), and M.
J. Kishi (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), A version of NEMURO
including C, N and P cycles applied to Station ALOHA:
impact of the microbial food web on organic matter stoichiometries
and export, Fall Meeting of JOS, .
) Sugiura, N., T. Awaji (FRSGC/Kyoto Univ.), K. Baba, S.
Masuda, Q. Jiang, Y. Shen, J. D. Annan, and S. Kitawaki
(ESC), Improving Computational Efficiency of D-VAR
System for Global Ocean Circulation Study, Parallel CFD
Conference , .
) Sugiura, N., T. Awaji (FRSGC/Kyoto Univ.), Y. Sasaki
(NEC), S. Masuda, Q. Jiang, Y. Shen, and J. D. Annan, D-
VAR Global Ocean Data Assimilation on Earth Simulator, The
th ECMWF Workshop Use of High Performance Computing
in Meteotology, .
) Suzuki, R. (UT), S. K. Behera, and T. Yamagata (FRSGC/
Univ. of Tokyo), Simulated Subtropical Dipole Events in the
southern Indian Ocean, PORSEC , Bali, Indonesia, .
) Suzuki, R., Monitoring of the vegetation from satellite, The
th Meeting on Wind Transporting of Dust, .
) Suzuki, R., Discussion about the GAME-Siberia Dataset
CD-ROM, GAME-Siberia Workshop, Hokkaido University,
Sapporo, .
) Suzuki, R., K. Masuda, T. Yasunari (FRSGC/Nagoya Univ.),
and A. Yatagai (RIHN), Signal of vegetation variability found
in large-scale evapotranspiration as revealed by NDVI and
assimilated atmospheric data, AGU Fall Meeting, San
Francisco, USA, .
) Suzuki, R., K. Masuda, T. Yasunari (FRSGC/Nagoya Univ.),
and A. Yatagai (RIHN), Signal of vegetation variability found
in regional-scale evapotranspiration as revealed by NDVI and
assimilated atmospheric data in Asia, International Symposium
on Remote Sensing , Sokcho, Korea, .
) Suzuki, R., T. Hiyama (FORSGC/Nagoya University), J.
Asanuma (Universty of Tsukuba), and T. Ohata (FORSGC/
Hokkaido University), Land surface characteristics around
Yakutsk revealed by airborne observation in ,
International Conference "The Role of Permafrost Ecosystems
in Global Climate Change", Yakutsk, Russia, .
) Suzuki, R., and K. Masuda, Does the continental-scale evaportranspiration
have a signal induced by interannual vegetation
change?, GAME-Siberia Workshop, Hoikkaido University,
Sapporo, .
) Suzuki, R., and K. Masuda, Signal of vegetation interannual
variability found in large-scale evapotranspiration revealed by
NDVI and assimilated atmospheric data, Spring Meeting of the
Japanese Geographers Society, (In Japanese).
) Tadokoro, K., S. Chiba, T. Ono, T. Midorikawa (JMA), and T.
Saino (FRSGC/Nagoya Univ.), Interannual variations of
Neocalanus copepod biomass in the Oyashio water, western
subarctic North Pacific, PICES Eleventh Annual Meeting in
Qingdao, China, .
) Tadokoro, K., S. Chiba, T. Ono, and T. Saino, Increased stratification
and decreased primary productivity in the western subarctic
North Pacific -a years retrospective study-, JGOFS
Symposium in Sapporo, .
) Tadokoro, K., S. Chiba, T. Ono, T. Midorikawa (JMA), and T.
Saino (FRSGC/Nagoya Univ.), Interannual variations of
Neocalanus copepod biomass in the Oyashio water, western
subarctic North Pacific, Fall Meeting of The Oceanographic
Society of Japan, (In Japanese).
) Tadokoro, K., S. Chiba, T. Ono, T. Midorikawa (JMA), and T.
Saino (FRSGC/Nagoya Univ.), The response of the zooplankton
community to the climatic change, The Oyashio
Symposium on the Ocean Research Institute, University of
Tokyo, (In Japanese).
) Takahashi, J., M. Ikeda (FRSGC/Hokkaido Univ.), and J.
Wang, Numerical experiments on dense water descending with
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