2024/1/10 Dr. Minki Hong (Princeton University)

• Catchment hydrology for an Earth System Modeling Framework: Application of the Boussinesq theory to the GFDL Land Model (LM4)

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2023/11/09 Dr. Jongmin Kim (University of Virginia)

• Leaf angle changes enhance the relationship between quantum yield of photochemistry and fluorescence in sugar maple and white oak seedlings exposed to drought stress

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2023/11/04 Taiga Sasagawa (University of Tsukuba)

• Estimating Physical and Physiological Plant Phenology with Himawari-8 and 9: Utilizing Hyper-temporal Data from Geostationary Satellites

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2023/10/13: Prof. Ben Runkle (University of Arkansas)

• Pathways towards sustainable, climate smart rice production: a US perspective

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2023/9/12: Theo Keeping (University of Reading)

• A new model to nowcast the risk of wildfire 

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2023/4/21: Pascal Schneider (University of Bern)

• Photosynthesis acclimates to warming through predictable changes in photosynthetic capacities, stomatal sensitivity and enzyme kinetics

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2020/10/26 Dr. Josh Fisher (NASA JPL) (virtual)

• ECOSTRESS: NASA’s next generation mission to measure temperature and evapotranspiration from the International Space Station

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2020/1/10-17 Prof. Pablo Zarco-Tejada (University of Melbourne)

• Physiology-based hyperspectral and thermal remote sensing: 20 years of progress in methods and technology

• Hyperspectral & Thermal imagery in agriculture and forestry: physical vs. data driven methods

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2019/10/25 Jina Jeong (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

• Using the international tree-ring data bank (ITRDB) records as century-long benchmarks for land-surface models

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2019/10/17 Qu Sai (Wuhan University)

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2019 9/5 Tobias Schelte (Friedrich-Schiller University, Jena, Germany)

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2019 6/17 Prof. Dennis Baldocchi (UC Berkeley, USA)

• Role of Restored Wetlands as Natural Carbon Sinks

• The Physics and Ecology of Mining Carbon Dioxide from the Atmosphere by Plants, Trees and Ecosystems

• Shaking Hands between Eddy Fluxes and Remote Sensing: Lessons Learned: 1982-2019

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2019 5/9 Prof. Taehee Hwang (Indiana University, USA)

• Capturing species-level drought responses in a temperate deciduous forest using ratios of photochemical reflectance indices between sunlit and shaded canopies

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2019 1/4 Prof. Kazuhito Ichii (Chiba University, Japan)

• Terrestrial Vegetation Monitoring using Himawari-8 AHI

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2019 1/4 Hyungsuk Kimm (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, USA)

• Can Sun-induced Chlorophyll Fluorescence detect heat stress from soybean plants?

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2018 10/19 Dr. Joe Berry (Carnegie Institution for Science, Stanford, USA)

• Photosynthesis from molecule to the globe 

 

2018 10/15 Prof. Yongguang Zhang (Nanjing University, China)

• ChinaSpec: a network of spectral measurements to bridge flux measurements and remote sensing data 

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2017 6/28 Prof. Elie Bou-Zeid (Princeton University, USA)

• Modeling the city: Challenges and opportunities

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2017 2/23 Prof. Hiroyuki Muraoka (Gifu University, Japan)

• Photosynthesis and phenology of a deciduous broadleaf forest ecosystem: findings by long-term observation and open-field warming experiment at Takayama site, Japan

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2017 2/8 Dr. Hideki Kobayashi, Kazu Ichhi (JAMSTEC, Japan)

• JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency)’s new satellite mission: GCOM-C to monitor global vegetation and climate

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2017 1/10 Colby Reavis (University of Arkansas, USA)

• Evaluating alternative wetting and drying (AWD) as a sustainable production practice in Arkansas rice

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2016 8/25 Dr. Trevor Keenan (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, USA)

• Understanding the causes and consequences of long-term changes in the terrestrial carbon cycle

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2016 7/6 Prof. Hyungjun Kim (The University of Tokyo, Japan)

• GSWP3/LS3MIP/CMIP6: Community Efforts on Global Land Surface Modeling and Validation/Benchmark Frameworks

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2016 6/21 Hayden Mahan (Oklahoma University, USA)

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2016 6/15 Jennifer Vanos (Texas Tech Univ, USA)

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2016 6/10 Youmi Oh (Purdue University, USA)

• A scalable model explaining methane consumption in Arctic mineral soil

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2016 6/05 Prof. Xiangming Xiao (University of Oklahoma, USA)

• Remote sensing of paddy rice agriculture in monsoon Asia

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2016 1/18 Prof. Rodrigo Vargas (University of Delaware, USA)

• Carbon dynamics and water relations from plots to continental scales

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2016 1/6 Dr. JiHyun Kim (Indiana University at Bloomington, USA)

• Hydrological impact of Hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) infestation on downstream freshwater yield: early assessment using a spatially-distributed ecohydrological model

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2015 9/30 Prof. Gayoung Yoo (Kyunghee University, Korea)

• Soil aggregate dynamics influenced by biochar addition using the 13C natural abundance method

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2015 9/21 Dr. Jonghun Kam (Princeton University, USA)

• Has global warming changed timing of winter-spring streamflows over North America?

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2015 4/23 Professor Yongwon Kim (University of Alaska, Fairbanks, USA)

• Effect of thaw depth on fluxes of CO2 and CH4 in manipulated Arctic coastal tundra of Barrow, Alaska

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2015 4/15 Professor Hyungjun Kim (University of Tokyo, Japan)

• Advances in modeling and remote sensing of global hydrology

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2015 2/26 Dr Dong Gill Kim (Hawassa University, Ethiopia)

• Climate change in Ethiopia: impact, adaptation and mitigation

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2015 1/6 Dr Youngwook Kim (University of Montana, USA)

• Use of satellite remote sensing and modeling for observing land/ocean and quantifying the potential impacts of climate change at high latitudes

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2015 1/6 Min Jung Kwon (Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry)

• Effects of drainage on CO2 and CH4 flux in a floodplain in Northeast Siberia

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2014 10/10 Tomoki Ishimaru (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

• Introduction of myself and undergraute thesis

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2014 7/24 Dr Hideki Kobayashi (JAMSTEC, Japan)

• Radiative transfer modeling of boreal forests and its application to satellite remote sensing

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2014 5/20 Dr Saewung Kim (UC Irvine)

• How do biosphere-atmosphere-human interactions determine tropospheric oxidation capacity?

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2014 4/21 Dr Jinyu Hong (Yonsei University)

• MIcroclimatological characteristics in Seoul City using automatic weather system network

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2014 2/27 Dr Kazuhito Ichii (JAMSTEC, Japan)

• Linking Satellite observation and terrestrial ecosystem model : toward better understanding of terrestrial carbon cycle

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2014 2/14 Dr Oliver Sonentag (U Montreal, Canada)

• Establishing a meso-network of micrometeorological towers for eddy covariance measurements along climate and permafrost gradient across Taiga Plains

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2014 1/23 Junsheng Hao (Yungoal, China)

• Implementing MODISAzure system in the Cloudf

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2014 1/2 Dr Sebastiaan Luysseart (LSCE, France)

• Do forests cool the Earth?

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2013 10/2 Dr Kyungsoo Yoo (University of Minnesota)

• Feedbacks between physical mixing, chemical erosion and carbon-mineral interactions along an earthworm invasion chronosequence

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2013 9/8 Sungho Choi (Boston University)

• Allometric scaling and resource limitations modeling of forest canopy height and biomass: a model of total aboveground biomass in forest stands

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2013 6/28 Dr Taiki Mori (Kyoto University)

• Effects of phosphorus application on soil greenhouse gas fluxes and carbon stocks in Acacia mangium plantation in Indonesia

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2012 12/27 Keungchang Jang (Kangwon National University)

• Mapping evapotranspiration under all sky conditions with MODIS and AMSR-E

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2012 12/17 Bryan Yoon (Yale University)

• Urban areas can hold significant amount of carbon in vegetation

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2012 11/9 Dr Sanghoon Lee (Geoscience Australia)

• Quantifying and monitoring vegetation structures with multiple remote sensors

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2012 10/5 Dr Hanna Lee (NCAR)

• How do physical changes in permafrost influence Arctic carbon cycling? linking observations and modeling

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2012 9/27 Dr Youngil Kim (McGill University)

• Modelling and experimental analysis of carbon exchange from artificially flooded boreal ecosystem in Quebec, Canada

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2012 7/30 Dr Youngkeun Song (Kyoto University)

• Estimating vegetation vigor with remote sensing

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2012 5/15 Dr Sujong Jeong (Princeton University)

• Developing land surface model that improves vegetation response to climate change