Facts & Figures

Field Activities

The number of researchers averages around 400 man-days a summer, showing a rapid increase until 2010 and a decrease in 2011, presumably owing to the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident. Costs for the maintenance of the station have been supported mostly by private funds gained through competition. The cost for each research is done on their own.

Presentations at Academic Conferences

Figure shows the number of oral and poster presentations at scientific meetings during 2007 to 2016, in each research field. Students who are given the Student Presentation Awards for their excellent presentation at inter-national meetings are on the increase.
For the details, please refer to :Research Papers

 

Fig.2 The number of presentations at scientific meetings
Fig.2 The number of presentations at scientific meetings


Table.1 shows the actual results of the research products from 2007. Research papers includes those of world famous journals such as Journal of Geophysical Research (JGR), Atmospheric Environment, Water Soil and Air Pollution etc. For the details of the paper, please refer to :Research Papers

 

Table1. Papers/Presentations

As of March 1, 2019

Research Field Publications in the referred jounals Commentary Review Presentations
Atmospheric Chemistry 30 27 363 
Atmospheric Physics 17 15 115
Mountain Medicine 11 6 48
Permafrost 2 4 24
Education 3 11 26
Total 63 63 576

Table.2 Other Utilization Fields of MFRS

Research Field Projects
Environmental Education

Development of educational tool for scientific experiments

Distance Learning

Telecommunication Technology

Radio-wave propagation test

Verification test of Environmental sensor

Meteorology Verification test of 3 dimensional rain gauge
Architecture Research on the living condition of MFRS
Satellite Positioning Satellite positioning Research Project
Animal Ecology Research on Japanese dormouse
Food Preservation Research on quality change of agricultural and livestock products
Arts Message in a Bottle project

Our mission

The mission of MFRS is to support and enhance the activities of researchers and students in various fields of science and education by maintaining and providing a unique Research Station atop Mt. Fuji.



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