SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES

Developing and Shaping Sustainable Tourism in the Digital Age: Roles and Future Prospects from the Perspective of Inbound Tourist Review Sites

Department of Integrated Sciences for Global Society, Graduate School of Integrated Sciences for Global Society

The progression of over tourism has made the sustainable development of tourism a critical issue. It is urgent to reduce the disparities in the ability to attract visitors between regions to disperse [...]

This study focuses on the noise issues caused by blood pumps used in extracorporeal circulation systems (ECMO) involving artificial lungs and pumps. By integrating knowledge from fluid dynamics and bi [...]

In this study, we will conduct ultra-high-density seismic observations using DAS (Distributed Acoustic Sensing) with optical fiber cables at Mount Io-zan, Kirishima Volcano. We aim to elucidate the sh [...]

I specialize in modern and contemporary European and American history. In particular, I examine migration, anarchist movements, and social movements beyond the framework of the nation-state. More spec [...]

Green spaces formed in the harsh natural environment of waterfront areas are not optimal growing environments, as environmental pressure mainly from sea breezes and planting bases from soil cause insu [...]

Towards Walkable city: Integrating Mobile Big Data and Built Environment Factors for a Multi-Dimensional Walkability Assessment in Japanese Cities

Department of Urban Design, Planning and Disaster Management, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies

This study aims to integrate built environment factors and mobile phone big data to conduct a multi-dimensional walkability assessment in Tokyo’s 23 wards. Over the past few decades, walkability [...]

1、研究背景と目的/Research Background and Purpose The relationship between the multi-scale built environment, behavior, and public health is inherently complex and works through multiple mediating and moderat [...]

Research on impact mechanism of urban flood resilience and urban spatial evolution integrating machine learning

Department of Urban Design, Planning and Disaster Management, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies

This research aims to elucidate the mechanisms by which the evolution of urban spaces, characterized by both expansion and contraction, influences flood resilience. It will integrate bibliographic ana [...]

Developing and Shaping Sustainable Tourism in the Digital Age: Roles and Future Prospects from the Perspective of Inbound Tourist Review Sites

Research on Noise Generated by Extracorporeal Circulation Systems Using Artificial Lungs and Pumps

Imaging of Shallow Fracture Structure as a Factor in Phreatic Eruptions Using DAS

History of Interaction between Jewish Immigrants and Anarchists in the 20th-Century West

Influence of Soil Height and Soil Type on the Growth of Trees in Waterfront Areas - A Case Study of Green Space in Hakata and Kitakyushu Ports -

Towards Walkable city: Integrating Mobile Big Data and Built Environment Factors for a Multi-Dimensional Walkability Assessment in Japanese Cities

The impact mechanism of multi-scale urban built environment on health and well-being of residents

Research on impact mechanism of urban flood resilience and urban spatial evolution integrating machine learning

“Future-Creation (MIRAI)” Course Kyushu University SPRING program