International Joint Studies
Improvement of Enclosed Coastal Seas Environment in the World
The study on improvement of enclosed coastal sea environment has been
conducted in cooperation with the Horn Point Environmental Laboratory
of Center for Environmental and Estuarine Studies of University of
Maryland System in U.S.A., the Laboratories Environment Marine Littoral of
University de Nice in France, the Institute of oceanography of the
University of Sao Paulo in Brazil and Korea Ocean Research and Development
Institute in Korea together with International EMECS center.
Evaluation of New Material
In order to develop new materials for mass transportation and storage of
new hydrogen energy, development of the evaluation for the new material
has been conducted in cooperation with Tsinghua University in P.R. China.
The study on the stress corrosion cracking for materials has been
carried out with the VTT Metals Laboratory in Finland.
Cooperation in the Field of Science and Technology
Between the Government of Japan and That of Foreign Country
- l) U.S.A
- The international joint study on the circulation mechanisms of
substances in the coastal waters with the University of Maryland.
The international joint study on the utilization of photosynthtic
microorganisms with the Stanford University.
- 2) Germany
- The international joint study on preservation of the environment in
enclosed coastal seas with the GKSS Research Center.
- 3) France
- The international joint study on the environmental control of
coastal seas with the University of Nice.
- 4) Italy
- The international joint study on the fracture mechanics with the
University of Genova.
- 5) Finland
- The international joint study on the stress corrosion cracking with
VTT Metals Laboratory.
- 6) Korea
- The international joint study on preservation of the environment in
enclosed coastal seas with the Korea Ocean Research and Development
Institute.
The international joint study on the evaluation and prediction for
materials with Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology.