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2023年度有川研究室講演会・懇親会を開催しました
2023/12/9
有川研究室講演会・懇親会をアルカディア市ヶ谷にて執り行いました。今年も指導船長方や他機関の研究者の方々、OBOGの先輩方をお招きし、学生含め61名での開催となりました。
ヨット代表大久保（M2）から2023年のヨット活動報告を行い、さらに指導船長の方々から「チーム有川研の誕生と成長」をビデオでご講演いただきました。
多方面から、多くの方々にご支援いただいていることを改めて実感し、今後感謝の気持ちを忘れず研究室での活動により一層励んでいきたいと思います。
ご来席いただいた皆様、誠にありがとうございました。
今後とも、ご指導ご鞭撻のほど何卒よろしくお願いいたします。
We created a laboratory logo
2023/7/20
We have created a logo for the Arikawa Laboratory.
The design was created mainly by current laboratory members.
Yacht training using research subjects such as waves, soil, structures, and vegetation as motifs.We also incorporated a yacht as an accent unique to Arikawa Lab.
By configuring these motifs as a whole in a circle, research will help create a rich and safe coastal area.It expresses the aspirations and unity of the coastal city for the future.
Our laboratory interview article was published in Marine Voice 21 Vol.321
2023/5/15
Japan Reclamation Dredging Association Newslettermarine voice21” Vol.321 (April 2023 issue)An interview article about Arikawa Laboratory was published in "Laboratory Visit".
For details, please check the article (PDF file) below.
Click here for the Japan Reclamation Dredging Association website:https://www.umeshunkyo.or.jp/
A new research article has been published online in Coastal Engineering Journal.
2022/10/18
The authors conducted sensitivity analyses to physics options in Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model for typhoon forecasting and a conprehensive review of previous studies.
The work also evaluated how uncertainty of typhoon forecasts propagates to storm surge forecasts.
Professor Arikawa received a letter of appreciation from the Chilean Navy's SHOA (Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service of the Chilean Navy)
2022/6/15
Professor Arikawa received a letter of appreciation from the Chilean Navy's SHOA (Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service of the Chilean Navy) .
This letter of appreciation is for contributing to disaster prevention education in the Republic of Chile, centering on providing videos on tsunami disasters.
Won the MICHIBIKI AWARD at RPD Challenge (2020)!
July 9, 2021
Mr. Shirai (M1), Mr. Yoshida (B4), and Ms. Tadokoro (M2) teamed up with two Thai students to develop an evacuation support application as a part of real-time evacuation support, and won the MICHIBIKI AWARD (the third overall) at the RPD Challenge, a hackathon on disaster management applications of satellite positioning systems, which was organized by the Quasi-Zenith Satellite System Strategy Office of the Cabinet Office and organizations in Thailand.
