Japan STA Program: Nonprehensile Dynamic Manipulation

9506734 Linde本提案支持华盛顿卡内基研究所地磁系Alan Linde博士和日本气象研究所地震学与火山学研究部I. Furuya博士的合作。项目资金将使林德博士能够在日本居住12个月，在日本气象研究所工作，以研究日本本州东南部的钻孔应变仪网络记录的地壳变形数据。与日本气象研究所（Japan Meteorological Research Institute）的科学家密切合作，将对几个不同构造活跃地区的这些独特数据集进行综合研究。这样的研究有望对这些主要的构造过程产生新的见解。这项提议将两国从事火山爆发和地震研究的科学家聚集在一起。美国科学家将有机会熟悉日本气象研究所的研究技术、数据、设备和设施，同时为整体研究工作做出贡献。因此，该提案通过国际合作实现了该计划在科学知识交流和转移方面的目标。＊＊＊

9506734 Linde This proposal supports the collaboration of Dr. Alan Linde, Department of Terrestrial Magnetism, the Carnegie Institute of Washington and Dr. I. Furuya, Seismology and Volcanology Research Department, Japan Meteorological Research Institute. Project funding will enable Dr. Linde to spend twelve months in Japan, resident at the Japan Meteorological Research Institute, in order to study crustal deformation data recorded by a network of borehole strainmeters operating in south-east Honshu, Japan. Close collaboration with scientists at the Japan Meteorological Research Institute will allow combined studies of these unique data sets for several different tectonically active regions. Such studies are expected to yield new insights into these major tectonic processes. This proposal brings together research scientists from two countries working in the area of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. The U.S. scientist will have the opportunity to become familiar with research techniques, data, equipment, and facilities at the Japan Meteorological Research Institute while contributing to the overall research effort. Therefore, this proposal fulfills the objectives of the Program in its exchange and transfer of scientific knowledge through an international collaboration. ***