Tetsuo Matsuno

Degree

Ph. D. in Earth and Planetary System Sciences (Kobe University, 2008)

Educational Contents

Undergraduate Course: Inducement to Maritime

Graduate Course: General study of ocean floor physics, Advanced study of ocean floor physics

Research Interests

I conduct researches on the Earth's internal electrical conductivity structure and ocean floor physics. Targets of my research include the lithospheric-asthenosphere system of oceanic plate and the crust and upper-mantle structures below submarine volcanoes.

Message for Students

My research is aimed to clarify the Earth's internal structure and ocean floor based on physics and mathematics, and to understand their dynamics. I obtain observational data that reflect the current state of the Earth, and develop data analysis methods to utilize the data and to gain insight into targets.

Research Areas

Electromagnetics of the Earth’s Interior, Ocean floor geophysics

Affiliations

Society of Geomagnetism and Earth, Planetary and Space Sciences, Japan Geoscience Union, The Seismological Society of Japan

Academic Journals

Earth, Planets and Space, Journal of Geophysical Research, Geophysical Journal International, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, and others

International Conferences

Electromagnetic Induction Workshop, American Geophysical Union, European Geophysical Union, Japan Geoscience Union Meeting, and others