AOGS2026
We joined and made 7 presentations from the Chess lab at AOGS2026 in Fukuoka, Japan.
Conference
[CHESS lab highlight] NHK World – IMPACTS
Professor Han Soo LEE was recently featured in the NHK WORLD-IMPACTS program, entitled “World Heritage Under Threat: Episode 3 Itsukushima Shrine and the Rising Sea Level.” The episode is available for streaming on the official website for one year, until July 28,…
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HU-ITB joint seminar at ITB, Bandung, Indonesia
We have conducted a joint seminar between Hiroshima University (HU) and Institute Technology of Bandung (ITB) in Bandung, Indonesia. It was a very fruitful and great opportunity between two institutions. Joint SeminarCoastal Hazards and Energy System Science (CHESS) Lab, Hiroshima…
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Field trip to the optimal tidal power sites
We have visited the optimal tidal current power generation sites in the Seto Inland Sea on Nov 19th, 2025. The more detailed information on the optimal tidal current power generation sites can be found in our published articles below.
International symposium on tidal power in the Seto Inland Sea
We have completed the international symposium successfully with the field trip to the optimal tidal current power generation sites in the Seto Inland Sea. Thanks all for joining the symposium. Date: Nov 18-19, 2025 Venue: MIRAI Crea at Hiroshima University
International Symposium on Tidal Current Power in the Seto Inland Sea, Japan
Date: 2025/11/18 Time: 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm Venue: MIRAI CREA (multi-purpose space), Hiroshima University Online: registration required Language: English (Japanese real-time translation provided) Contact: Dr. Jae-Soon Jeong / jeongjs@hiroshima-u.ac.jp Program (18 Nov., 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm): Second day (19 Nov.) – Field trip (from…
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SmaSo interim poster presentations
Three students successfully made the poster presentation for the interim evaluation under the SmaSo program. Morhaf Aljber, Muon Ratheany, and Seiha Khan.
Visitors: Kyungil University from S. Korea
About 30 students and two professors from Kyungil University in South Korea visited the CHESS lab and Hiroshima University. They introduced their up-to-date research activities on disaster prevention and countermeasures using sensing technology and AI.
CHESS lab: Warp-up seminar
The wrap-up seminar of the CHESS lab will be held as below. All members will make a presentation on their significant research progress. Date and Time: 10:00-17:00, February 1st in 2025 Venue: MIRAI CRIE small conf. room
PhD course final exam: Sylvester
Sylvester William Chisale (D3) made a successful final exam for his PhD course. Date and Time: 12:50-14:20, January 20th in 2025 Congratulations!