■ Nutrients from rivers

13:40–14:05   Shogo Urakawa (Meteorological Research Institute)

Effects of riverine nutrient input on marine ecosystems around Japan in numerical experiments with the MOVE-JPN system

14:05–14:30   Yoshimasa Matsumura (AORI)

Assessment of the riverine nutrient flux around Japan using high-resolution simulation

14:30–14:55   Yasuhiro Hoshiba (JAMSTEC)

Introduction to a novel marine ecosystem model that combines Eulerian tracer and Lagrangian particle approaches

■ Iron cycle

14:55–15:20   Kazuhiro Misumi (Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry)

Mapping the origin of iron in the seas around Japan by numerical simulation

15:20-15:45   Tomomasa Doi (JAMSTEC)

Estimation of Global Oceanic Dissolved Iron Distribution Using a Model Optimized with Observational Data

■ Seaweed and Sea glass

16:00-16:25   Ryuhei Hosokawa, Naoki Yoshie, Xinyu Guo (Ehime University)

Study on a coupled lower trophic level ecosystem-seaweed Pyropia yezoensis model in the Southwestern Hiuchi-Nada

16:25-16:50   Hiroshi Kuroda¹, Toshihiro Onituska², Norio Shirafuji², Sayaka Ito³, Kazuhiro Aoki¹, Takuya Nakanowatari¹ (1: Fisheries Resources Institute, 2: Fisheries Technology Institute, 3: SEAFDEC)

Development of a coupled ocean, sea ice, lower-trophic-level ecosystem plus kelp model for Pacific coastal waters in eastern Hokkaido

16:50-17:15   Hiroya Abe (National Institute for Environmental Studies)

Lower trophic ecosystem model considering eelgrass beds and bivalve aquaculture in Akkeshi Lagoon and Akkeshi Bay (Hokkaido)

Nov. 13, 2024（Wed.）
■ Application of ecological model

10:00–10:25   Hiromichi Igarashi (JAMSTEC)

Development of a novel digital twin for blue carbon sequestration by seagrass and macroalgal beds

10:25–10:50   Takehisa Yamakita (JAMSTEC)

Mapping of seagrass distribution and their functions, present status and future

10:50–11:15   Mitsuko Hidaka (Kagoshima University)

How Should Plankton Be Measured? — Between Ecology and Information Science