第59回地盤工学研究発表会に参加するため北海道へ行きました。
大会は7/23～25の3日間、旭川で開催され、昨年度少人数セミナーに参加してくれたB4の学生も一緒に参加してくれました。
日程半ばで体調不良に見舞われる学生もいましたが、無事に全員発表を終えることができました！
（こういった理由でサムネイルは一部合成です）
We went to Hokkaido to join JGS 59th Conference.
The conference was held in Asahikawa for three days from July 23 to 25.
B4 students who participated in the B3 seminar last year also joined us.
Although one student suffered from health problems in the middle of the schedule, all were able to successfully complete their presentations!
(For the above reasons, the thumbnail is a composite photo.)
7/26は北大の渡部先生の案内で、地球環境を考えるフィールドワークへ参加しました。
普段見慣れない高山植物たちや奇岩怪石を横目に大雪山系旭岳への登頂を目指します。
旭岳は標高が2,000mを超える山で、山頂の風が強かったのも相まって多くの学生が寒さに凍えていました…
当日はあいにくの曇天だったため、渡部先生より頂いたもし晴れていたら見えたはずの風景写真も文末に掲載します。
On July 26, we participated in fieldwork to think about the global environment, guided by Prof. Watabe of Hokkaido University.
We walked along unfamiliar alpine flora and strange rocks to reach the summit of Mt. Asahidake.
Mt. Asahidake is over 2,000m above sea level, and because of the strong wind, many students were freezing…
Unfortunately, it was a cloudy day.
So, I will conclude with a photo that we would have seen if the weather had been clear, which was given by Prof. Watabe.
