Yokohama Institute of Environmental Science No. 19

No.114, published in March 1995, page 153 of A4 version

Last Updated March 3, 2020

Institute of Environmental Science No. 19 (PDF: 17,362KB)

Aging tendency of pH in recent early precipitation - a decline in pH in precipitation and its causative substances -
Characteristics of initial precipitation collected every 0.1mm
Rain and trunk flow in forests in urban areas (2) - Tree contamination and secondary generated substances -
NVI model for heat island phenomenon analysis using vegetation indicators in cities (Part 2) - Seasonal Characteristics -
Characteristics of surface temperature in cities (Part 1)
Simultaneous measurement of N2O and CFCs in the environmental atmosphere using non-radio source ECD/GC
Comparative study on the method of collecting particulate matter
Sound environmental awareness of Yokohama citizens
About the survey results of water flow sound generated from the brook
Groundwater contamination by volatile organic chlorine compounds (No. 6) - Evaluation of tetrachloroethylene contaminated groundwater using a decomposition reaction model -
Current status and transition of chemical contamination at Yokohama Port
Basic research on solidification of fly ash incinerators
Consideration of water quality monitoring systems for living organisms
Daily variation of pollutants in urban rivers - Toriyama River -
Survey of the dynamics of riverbed pollutants in urban rivers (3rd report)-Izumi River-
Study on subsidence of soft ground (8)-Constraint test results and analysis of unagitation continuous samples in soft ground in the Ooka River lowland soft ground.
Research on the groundwater environment in Yokohama (4)-Survey on the groundwater contamination mechanism of the Sagamino aquifer-
Acid rain survey in Yokohama City - Results of Survey in 1993
Concentration of CFCs and organic chlorine-based substances in the atmosphere in Yokohama using a diffusion-type long-term exposure sampler (3)
Concentration of organic chlorine-based solvents in wastewater from business sites in Yokohama and river water
Absorption experiment using felt activated carbon of tetrachloroethylene dissolved in water (2)
Degradability of diazinon under sealing conditions -(1) Decomposition of diazinon aqueous solution -
About the water quality of Ookagawa River and Escherichia coliform

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