ID-60 :   Observation on occurrence of lightning and forest fire in Alaska

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FIELDWORK

Research/Observation Title

Observation on occurrence of lightning and forest fire in Alaska

Science Summary (common)

[purpose] Understanding of Lightning Occurrence Weather and Estimation of Forest Fire Occurrence Rate [outline] Acquisition of Lightning Occurrence Position Data by Lightning Detection System， Forest Fire data by Alaska Fire Service， and Field Observation

Principal Investigator

Shirou TSUYUZAKI
Hokkaido University
- Individual Project Information 1/5 Research/Observation Period 2008-05-01 〜 2008-08-31

Discipline(s)

Atmospheric Science, Biology, Cryosphere, Meteorology and Climate

Personnel

RollContact PersonNameHiroshi HAYASAKAAffiliationGraduate School of Engineering, Hokkaido UniversityEmailhhaya@eng.hokudai.ac.jp

Research/Observation Methods

Lightning Detection Network, Alaska Fire Service, Hotspot by Satellite

Research/Observation Period

2008-05-01 〜 2008-08-31
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Research/Observation Area

N: 71.965388, S: 57.515823, W: -168.750000 E: -141.328056,
- Individual Project Information 2/5 Research/Observation Period 2009-05-01 〜 2009-08-31

Discipline(s)

Atmospheric Science, Biology, Cryosphere, Meteorology and Climate

Personnel

RollContact PersonNameHiroshi HAYASAKAAffiliationGraduate School of Engineering, Hokkaido UniversityEmailhhaya@eng.hokudai.ac.jp

Research/Observation Methods

Lightning Detection Network, Alaska Fire Service, Hotspot by Satellite

Research/Observation Period

2009-05-01 〜 2009-08-31
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N: 71.965388, S: 57.515823, W: -168.750000 E: -141.328056,
- Individual Project Information 3/5 Research/Observation Period 2010-05-01 〜 2010-09-30

Discipline(s)

Atmospheric Science, Biology, Cryosphere, Meteorology and Climate

Personnel

RollContact PersonNameHiroshi HAYASAKAAffiliationGraduate School of Engineering, Hokkaido UniversityEmailhhaya@eng.hokudai.ac.jp

Research/Observation Methods

Alaska Lightning Detection System, Alaska Fire Service, Satellite image- Hotspot

Research/Observation Period

2010-05-01 〜 2010-09-30
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N: 71.965388, S: 57.515823, W: -168.750000 E: -141.328056,
- Individual Project Information 4/5 Research/Observation Period 2011-05-01 〜 2011-09-30

Funding Information Other Funding Details

Process, forecast, restoration and conservation after severe wildfire in permafrost regions

Discipline(s)

Atmospheric Science, Biology, Cryosphere, Meteorology and Climate

Personnel

RollContact PersonNameHiroshi HAYASAKAAffiliationGraduate School of Engineering, Hokkaido UniversityEmailhhaya@eng.hokudai.ac.jp

Research/Observation Methods

Alaska Lightning Detection System, Alaska Fire Service, Satellite image- Hotspot

Research/Observation Period

2011-05-01 〜 2011-09-30
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N: 71.965388, S: 57.515823, W: -168.750000 E: -141.328056,
- Individual Project Information 5/5 Research/Observation Period 2012-05-01 〜 2012-09-30

Funding Information Other Funding Details

Arctic Research Plan, 4th generation

Discipline(s)

Atmospheric Science, Biology, Cryosphere, Meteorology and Climate

Personnel

RollContact PersonNameHiroshi HayasakaAffiliationGraduate School of Hokkaido UniversityCountryJapanEmailhhaya@eng.hokudai.ac.jp
RollContact PersonNameShiro TsuyuzakiAffiliationHokkaido University

Research/Observation Methods

Alaska Lightning Detection System, Alaska Fire Service, Satellite image- Hotspot

Research/Observation Period

2012-05-01 〜 2012-09-30
Data provided by:
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Imagery
ESRI World Imagery
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Terrain
Cesium ion
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Cesium World Terrain
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Research/Observation Area

N: 71.965388, S: 57.515823, W: -168.750000 E: -141.328056,
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Last Update
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