Course Overview

This course consists of three sections. In first section, we survey research articles concerning with meteorology and hydrology in Taiwan and Japan. In second section, we survey research articles concerning with ecology in Taiwan and Japan. In third section, we discuss impacts of human activity on ecohydrological processes in forests in Taiwan and Japan.

Learning Achievement

This course aim to study locality and generality of forest ecohydrological processes such as water, carbon, nitrogen, and soil erosion in East Asian forests under the influence of Asian monsoon. In addition, this course aims to learn forest culture in Taiwan and Japan and aim to discuss their impacts on ecohydrological processes.

Competence

Course prerequisites

Nothing

Grading Philosophy

Course schedule

Course type

Online Course Requirement

Instructor

Tomonori Kume

Other information

(College of Bioresources and Agriculture) School of Forestry and Resource Conservation
*Registration eligibility: graduate students.

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