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  1. Environmental changes following earthquake-induced shallow landslides
    ― Revealing the effects of shallow landslides caused by the 2018 Hokkaido Eastern Iburi earthquake on stream water chemistry and microbial communities ―
    (Continue to the AIST website.)

    [posted on August 4, 2025]

  2. GSJ Chishitsu News Vol. 14 No. 8 has been published.

    [posted on August 1, 2025]

  3. "Information regarding the magnitude 8.7 earthquake that occurred near the Kamchatka Peninsula on July 30, 2025" has been posted.

    [posted on July 31, 2025]

  4. Documents submitted to the Headquarters for Volcanic Disaster Research and Promotion have been posted.
    "Preliminary results of estimation of magma water mixing ratio and volcanic fluid temperature structure at Shinmoedake" has been posted.

    [posted on July 30, 2025]

  5. Information on the eruption of Mount Kirishima's Shinmoedake.
    Additional information submitted to the Headquarters for Volcanic Disaster Research and Promotion has been posted.

    [posted on July 25, 2025]

  6. Development of a new technique for mercury-free sterilization of water samples for future global environmental observations
    ― Overcoming the weaknesses of benzalkonium chloride sterilization and verifying its effectiveness ―
    (Continue to the AIST website.)

    [posted on July 24, 2025]

  7. A roundtable discussion with researchers will be held at AIST Open House 2025!
    Date: Tuesday, September 23rd, Venue: AIST Tsukuba Center (Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture)

    [posted on July 24, 2025]

  8. Documents submitted to the Headquarters for Volcanic Disaster Research and Promotion have been posted.
    "Characteristics of particles constituting the Sakurajima Minami-dake eruption from July 5th to 7th, 2025" has been posted.

    [posted on July 23, 2025]

  9. Exhibiting at the "AIST Chubu Center Open to the Public".
    GSJ will exhibit a "giant floor-covered geological map" that shows the resources of the Tokai region.
    Let's look for the source of glass and ceramic raw materials that are on the verge of depletion.
    Venue: AIST Chubu Center

    [posted on July 22, 2025]

  10. Updated data for the 1:200,000 Seamless Geological Map of Japan.
    In addition to adding and updating data for the 1:200,000 geological map "Toyama," we have corrected errors that were discovered after the previous update. The download file has also been updated.

    [posted on July 22, 2025]

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