[Presentation] DeLCA seminar
Pradana made a presentation on “Regional climate factors affecting climatic zones” at the DeLCA SATREPS project seminar at Hiroshima University on 11th June.
Coastal Hazards and Energy System Science (CHESS) Lab
広島大学大学院先進理工系科学研究科 理工学融合プログラム 沿岸災害・エネルギーシステム科学研究室
Pradana made a presentation on “Regional climate factors affecting climatic zones” at the DeLCA SATREPS project seminar at Hiroshima University on 11th June.
Three of the chess lab members made the final presentations. Congratulations on their successful presentations. Chreng Karodine, “Medium-term Prediction of Electricity Demand for Sustainable Energy Development in Cambodia using Improved CEEMDAN and Recurrent Neural Networks with ERA5 Reanalysis Climate Variables”…
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Seventeen members of the CHESS lab presented summaries of their activities during the first semester of 2021. Everyone tried hard and did his/her best to achieve what they planned amid the prolonged COVID-19 situation. We will continue our best!
The CHESS lab wrap-up seminar is completed on 3rd February. Seventeen members of the CHESS lab presented the summaries of their activities during the second semester of 2020. Everyone tried hard and did his/her best to achieve what they planned…
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The lab seminar will be at 16:20 ~ in 17th July in 2019. We will have an invited speaker, Dr. Octavio Gomez from UNAM, Mexico. He will have us the following talks.1. Tsunami wave monitoring and behaviour in the Mexican coasts…
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The 411th IDEC Seminar/The 141th Taoyaka Program Seminar “Mumbai Metropolitan Area: Growth and Climate Modelling studies at IIT Bombay” Seminar: 1. Lecture : Prof. Shirishkumar Gedam (Center of Studies in Resources Eng., Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay)…
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The 395th IDEC / the 126th Taoyaka Seminar will be held as follows. You are warmly welcome to attend. Pre-registration is not required. Time: 10:30-12:00 June 14, 2018 Venue: IDEC 2nd Floor, Room 201 Title: Ger area development and implementation of SDG6 in…
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