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A3 Foresight Program Beijing Workshop 2009

Patterns and processes of land carbon cycles in East Asia

20-24 November 2009

Peking University (PKU)

Beijing, China

1. Agenda for the workshop

Nov. 20^th (Arrival)

Engagement at airport

Participants from Japan (CA160) and Korea (OZ335) will be picked up at the Gate of Beijing International Airport. Chinese staffs (Dr. Chengjun Ji and Miss. Jiangling Zhu) will be waiting for your arrival. Participants who will arrive at other flights will be picked up by other staffs.

It will take about one hour from the airport to the hotel.

Reception at hotel

All participants will stay at Global Village of Peking University, which is only 8 minutes away from the campus. Internet is available in your room and meals will have been arranged. Other costs such as telephone call and cloth washing should be paid yourself.

Chinese staffs (Dr. Yan Yang and Xueyang Hu) will be waiting for you at the hotel. They will help you to check in. Please hand in your poster to them after your arrival.

Welcome party at hotel

The welcome banquet will take place in the dining hall of your hotel at around 19:00 p.m.. Chinese students will be waiting for you at the lobby.

Nov. 21^st (Workshop)

The workshop will start at 9:00 a.m., and last for the whole day. It will be held in Deng Youcai Lecture Hall, Life Science Building, Peking University. It is about 10 minutes from the hotel. Chinese staffs will be waiting for you at the lobby arround 8:20 a.m. and guild you to the meeting hall.

Registration

8:30-9:00 a.m., on the first floor of Life Science Building.

Oral presentation

Oral presentation will start at 9:00 a.m. Computer and other equipments will be ready. Speakers should set your PPT files before 9:00 a.m. Chinese students will help you for that. Please attention, each presentation has 15 minutes, including 13 mins for presentation and 2 mins for questions.

Poster presentation

In the Center Hall, which is on the first floor of Life Science Building, we will have poster presentations all through the workshop. Poster presenters should give your posters to receptional staffs on Nov. 20^th (Fri.) and remove them at 17:00-17:30 on Nov. 22^nd (Sun.).

Lunch and Dinner

Lunch will be prepared at a cafeteria on campus, Peking University. Dinner will be prepared at a traditional Beijing restaurant (Weiminglou restaurant).

Nov. 22^nd (Workshop)

The oral presentation will continue in the morning and the poster presentation in the afternoon. It will be held at the same place.

Core time for poster presentation: 13:00-17:00, Nov. 22^nd (Sun.)

Lunch and Dinner

Lunch will be prepared at a cafeteria on campus, Peking University. Dinner will be prepared at a typical campus restaurant (Yiyuan restaurant)

Nov. 23^rd (City Tour)

Tour I: Great Wall

We leave for the Great Wall from the hotel at 9:00 a.m.. Participants of the trip are recommended to prepare light walking shoes for climbing the Great Wall. It takes nearly 1.5 hours from the hotel to the Great Wall.

Tour II: Forbidden City

We depart at 9:00 a.m. at the lobby of hotel for the Forbidden City. The transportation will take about 45 minutes.

Lunch and Dinner

We will have lunch during the tour and have dinner in a traditional North China restaurant (Zhili Hall- Food Museum).

Nov. 24^th (Shopping & Departure)

Shopping

In the morning, we will go to the Silk Market near the CBD of Beijing that is famous for the traditional Chinese Products.

Departure

In the afternoon, Chinese staffs will take you, members from Korea or Japan, to the Beijing International Airport by bus.

2. Short list for the program of the Workshop

Nov. 21^st

08:30-09:00         Registration

09:00-09:30         Opening Ceremony

09:30-10:30         Invited lecture

10:30-10:50         Break

10:50-11:50          Oral Section I

11:50-13:30          Lunch

13:30-15:30         Oral Section II

15:30-16:00         Break

16:00-17:30         Oral Section II (continue)

17:30-18:00         General discussions

18:30-20:30         Dinner

Nov. 22^nd

09:00-10:00         Oral Section III

10:00-10:30         Break

10:30-12:00         Oral Section III (continue)

12:00-13:00         Lunch

12:30-13:30  PI meeting

13:00-17:00  Poster Section

18:00-20:00         Dinner

3. Detailed program for the workshop

Nov. 21^st

08:30-09:00         Registration

09:10-09:30         Opening Ceremony

Invited Lecture

09:30-10:00         IL 1

Woo-Kyun Lee (Korea Univ., Korea), Assessing climate change vulnerability and preparing adaptation measures based on spatio-temporal information in Korea

10:00-10:30         IL 2

Akihiko Ito (NIES, Japan), Estimation on greenhouse gas budget of Asian terrestrial ecosystems using a process-based model

Oral Presentation

Section I: General issues and modeling analysis of carbon dynamics

Chair: Yao Huang, Toshiyuki Ohtsuka

10:50-11:05         OP         1

Carbon storage for major forest ecosystems in Korea

Yowhan Son (Korea Univ., Korea)

11:05-11:20         OP         2

Some networking activities toward the integrated ecosystem observations

Hiroyuki Muraoka (Gifu Univ., Japan)

11:20-11:35         OP         3

The Carbon balance of terrestrial ecosystems in China

Shilong Piao (Peking Univ., China)

11:35-11:50         OP         4

Application possibilities of global and regional carbon flux models to Korean peninsula

Seong Jin Yoo (Korea Univ., Korea)

Section II: Temporal variation of Carbon dynamics

Co-chairs: Yanhong Tang, Jong Suk Song

13:30-13:45         OP         5

Carbon sequestration and its potential in agricultural soils of China

Yao Huang (IAP-CAS, China)

13:45-14:00         OP         6

Dynamics of fine roots in five temperate forests

Chuankuan Wang (Northeast Forestry Univ., China)

14:00-14:15         OP         7

Application of Poisson regression Kriging to forest fires in Korea

Hanbin Kwak (Korea Univ., Korea)

14:15-14:30         OP         8

Leaf photosynthesis and simulated carbon budget of Gentiana straminea from a decade-long warming experiment

Haihua Shen (NIES, Japan)

14:30-14:45         OP         9

Forest biomass carbon accumulation in Korea from 1954 to 2007

Xiaodong Li (Kangwon National Univ., Korea)

14:45-15:00         OP         10

Soil carbon and nitrogen pools in evergreen coniferous and broad-leaved deciduous forests 4 years after trenching

Nam Jin Noh (Korea Univ., Korea)

15:00-15:15         OP         11

Ecosystem carbon accumulation in a chronosequence of larch plantations afforested on grasslands in a semihumid-to-semiarid ecotone zone in north China

Chao Yue (Peking Univ., China)

15:15-15:30         OP         12

Carbon and nitrogen status of litter fall, litter decomposition and soil in even-aged larch, red pine and rigitaeda pine plantations

Jaeyeob Jeong (Jinju National Unversity)

Section II (continue): Temporal variation of Carbom dynamics

Co-chairs: Chuankuan Wang, Pil-sun Park

16:00-16:15         OP         13

Changes in Topsoil Organic Carbon of China’s Cropland evidenced from the National Soil Monitoring Network

Kun Cheng (Nanjing Agricultural Univ., China)

16:15-16:30         OP         14

Influence of thinning on soil carbon storage in Pinus densiflora stands in Korea

Aram Yang (Korea Univ., Korea)

16:30-16:45         OP         15

The ratio of Carbon to Nitrogen (C/N) reveals the shifts of the Holocene woodland-steppe ecotone in Inner Mongolia

Yi Yin (Peking Univ., China)

16:45-17:00         OP         16

Hydrological effects on biogeochemical cycling in a temperate forested wetland

Tae Kyung Yoon (Korea Univ., Korea)

17:00-17:15         OP         17

Changes in forest biomass carbon stocks in China, with special reference to effects of forest age and forest type

Zhaodi Guo (Peking Univ., China)

17:15-17:30         OP         18

Chlorophyll contents of naturally regenerated Korean pine (Pinus koraiensis) trees

Sue Kyoung Lee (Korea Univ., Korea)

Section III: Spatial variation of Carbon dynamics

Chair: Liangjun Da, Woo-Kyun Lee

09:00-09:15         OP         19

Influence of climate warming on soil respiration in an alpine meadow on the Tibetan Plateau

Jinsheng He (Peking Univ., China)

09:15-09:30         OP         20

Site characteristics and growth of Quercus mongolica stands in Kangwon province, Korea

Pil-sun Park (Seoul National Univ., Korea)

09:30-09:45         OP         21

Litter quality rather than climate drives plant decomposition

Pingping Fan (Peking Univ., China)

09:45-10:00         OP         22

Effect of range size on plant functional traits and the correlations between plant and the environment

Yan Geng (Peking Univ., China)

Section III (continue): Spatial variation of Carbon dynamics

Co-chairs: Jinsheng He, Dali Guo

10:30-10:45         OP         23

Field test of the relationship between enhanced vegetation index and gross primary production in an evergreen coniferous forest

Shin Nagai (JAMSTEC, Japan)

10:45-11:00         OP         24

Effects of experimental warming on alpine meadow in Qinghai-Tibet pleateau

Yan Yang (Peking Univ., China)

11:00-11:15         OP         25

Large scale patterns of above- and below-ground biomass partitioning at the individual level

Liang Wang (Peking Univ., China)

11:15-11:30         OP         26

Seasonal and interannual variations in leaf photosynthesis and canopy GPP in a cool-temperate deciduous broadleaf forest in Takayama, Japan

Hibiki Noda (Gifu Univ., Japan)

11:30-11:45         OP         27

Assessing forest vegetation distribution change by climate change based on warmth and minimum temperature index in Korea

Sungho Choi (Korea Univ., Japan)

11:30-11:45         OP         28

CH4MODwetland: A biogeophysical model for simulating methane emissions from natural wetlands

Li Tingting (IAP-CAS, Chin)

4. Poster Presentation

1)      Bing Xu (Peking Univ., China), Potential biomass carbon sink in Chinese forests: forest age based prediction

2)      Jong Suk Song (Andong National Univ., Korea), Environmental correlates of forest plant diversity parameters along latitudinal and elevational gradients in Korean temperate zone

3)      Mitsuru Hirota (Univ. of Tsukuba, Japan), Altitudinal variation of ecosystem CO₂ fluxes in an alpine grassland from 3600 to 4200 m

4)      Myong Jong Yi (Kangwon National Univ., Korea), Carbon storage of Pinus densiflora forests in central Korea

5)      Quanzhi Zhang (Northeast Forestry Univ., China), Carbon storage and distribution of six Chinese temperate forests

6)      Shaopeng Wang (Peking Univ., China), Carbon Emission and Social Development

7)      Shushi Peng (Peking Univ., China), Temperature sensitivity of soil respiration in different ecosystems in China

8)      Takashi Yasuda (Gifu Univ., Japan), Disparity due to methods calculating carbon storage in forests and its cause

9)      Tonghui Yang (East China Normal Univ., China), Aboveground Biomass and Net Primary Productivity of Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest in Tiantong in East China

10)   Toshiyuki Ohtsuka (Gifu Univ., Japan), Carbon cycling and net ecosystem production in an early stage of secondary succession in an abandoned coppice forest

11)   Xia Zhao (Peking Univ., China), Interannual variability of satellite-based vegetation activity in Xinjiang from 1982 to 2003

12)   Xingchang Wang (Northeast Forestry Univ., China), Carbon dioxide fluxes of a natural secondary forest in Northeast China

13)   Yoko Shizu (Gifu Univ., Japan), Soil respiration during early stage in a conifer plantation and a natural broad-leaved forest, central Japan

14)   Yongsung Cho (Korea Univ., Korea), Korean carbon sequestration policies to climate change: A critical review

5. Other information

Selected pictures of the Peking University Campus