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The GIS International Workshop on Agromet 1

05~09 December 2016, Jeju Korea

The International Workshop on Agromet and GIS Applications for

Agricultural Decision Making 5th-9th December, 2016

Jeju, Korea

Introduction

The International Workshop on Agromet and GIS Applications for Agricultural Decision Making

aims to carry out the development and application of science and technology to provide high

quality products, resources and services and develop effective linkage between agricultural

meteorological service providers and relevant users of these agrometeorological sciences,

technology, products and services. Especially the meeting consists of sharing existing practices

using GIS to integrate weather, climate, agricultural and related data to support agricultural

meteorological products and models. Also, QGIS training courses are provided by National

Institute of Meteorological Sciences (NIMS). To integrate and maximize the agricultural research

activities in Korea, the Korean institutes and experts related to the agrometeorology are invited in

the meeting such as National Center for Agro Meteorology (NCAM), APEC Climate Center (APCC),

Rural Development Administration (RDA), Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA), and many

other experts from universities. The statistical and dynamical downscaling technology to produce

high resolution data is discussed as good examples for GIS applications. Moreover the tutorials

for GIS and downscaling technologies are provided for the beginner and intermediate level for

those who are interested in creating high resolution data in one’s field.

Objectives

- Sharing the research activities focused on Agromet and GIS applications for agricultural decision making

- Development and application of science and technology to provide high quality products,

resources and services and develop effective linkage between agromet service providers

and relevant users of these agromet science, technology, products and services

- Providing training courses on QGIS program and downscaling methods for agromet data

sets and their applications

- Development and implementation of Task team under CAgM Work plan (2014-2018)

- Progress report for Task Team 2.1 of Focus Area 2, CAgM, WMO



The issues focused on - Agromet and GIS applications for agricultural decision making

- Research activities on GIS applications to agromet in Korea

- Statistical and dynamical downscaling methods for agromet data

- Development and implementation of GIS working group with the perspective of CAgM, WMO

- Training on QGIS program and downscaling methods toward agromet applications

The participants from - Commission for Agricultural Meteorology (CAgM), WMO - Task Teams 2.1 and Focus Area 2

- Agricultural Meteorology Division CLW/CLPA, WMO

- The Agronomic Institute (IAC), Brazil

- Centro Internacional para la Investigación de El Fenómeno de El Niño (CIIFEN), Ecuador

- U.S. Department of Agriculture, USA

- Malaysian Met Service Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

- Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences (NIAES/NARO), Japan

- CGIAR Consortium on International Agricultural Research Centers, France

- National Center for Agro Meteorology (NCAM)

- APEC Climate Center (APCC)

- National Institute of Agricultural Sciences (NAS)

- KISTI Supercomputing Center

- OSGeo Korean Chapter/Seoul Housing & Communities Corporation

- Department of Meteorology and Hydrology, Myanmar

- Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA)

- National Institute of Meteorological Sciences (NIMS)

- University of Ibadan, Nigeria

- University of Southern Queensland, Australia

- Banaras Hindu University, India

- Seoul National University, Korea

- Pukyong National University, Korea

- Chonnam National University, Korea

- Daegu University, Korea

- Kongju National University, Korea

The workshop is hosted by the National Institute of Meteorological Sciences, KMA

and supported by CAgM, WMO and IAC, Brazil



The program of the workshop

Time Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 09:00-09:20

Opening Welcome

GIS Task Team II

GIS WG: WMO CAgM Perspective I

Tutorial: Statistical

Downscaling I

GIS WG: Report I

Tutorial: QGIS III

Tutorial: Dynamical

Downscaling III

09:20-09:30

Group Photo

09:30-10:20

Plenary talk

10:20-10:40

Coffee break

10:40-12:00

GIS Task Team I

GIS Appl. AgroMet II

GIS WG: WMO CAgM Perspective II

Tutorial: Statistical

Downscaling II (until 1PM)

GIS WG: Report II

Tutorial: QGIS IV

Tutorial: Dynamical

Downscaling IV

12:00-14:00

Lunch

Field Trip

14:00-15:40

GIS Appl. AgroMet I

GIS Appl. AgroMet III

GIS WG: Task Team I

Tutorial: QGIS I

GIS WG: Wrap-up

I

Tutorial: Dynamical

Downscaling I

15:40-16:00

Coffee break

16:00-17:40

GIS Appl. Downscaling

Methods I

GIS Appl. Downscaling Methods II

GIS WG: Task Team II

Tutorial: QGIS II

GIS WG: Wrap-up

II

Tutorial: Dynamical

Downscaling II

18:00-20:00

Reception

Notices for workshop

1. On December 4th there will be welcome dinner. Any participant may come, but RSVP is necessary. 2. Training courses are provided by “OSGeo Korean Chapter”. Training courses are given for

beginners to intermediate. Please feel free to join us to enjoy the recent technology on AgroMet sciences, or even it can be expanded to any applications in the other fields.

3. The title of the presenter must be received by the end of October to [email protected]. 4. All the presentation files should be conveyed to [email protected] no later than Nov 18. 5. Please feel free to contact us if you have any other question or concern such as travel,

accommodation etc. 6.



& Day 1 : 5th December 2016

08:30-09:00 Registration

09:00-09:20 Chaired by Dr. KIM, Baek-Jo, NIMS

- Opening address by Dr. NAM, Jae-Cheol, Vice administrator, KMA

- Welcome remarks by Dr. Lee, Byong-Lyol, President of CAgM, WMO

09:20-09:30 - Meeting logistics by Dr. KIM, Kyu Rang

- Group photo

09:30-10:20 Chaired by Dr. KIM, Baek-Jo, NIMS

- STEFANSKI, Robert, WMO

- Climate Service Innovation for Global Agenda under Climate Changes from WMO CAgM

Perspectives by Dr. LEE, Byong-Lyol, President of CAgM, WMO

- Dr. CAMACHO, Jose, WMO

10:20-10:40 Coffee break

Session 1 : GIS Task Team - Agromet and GIS Applications for Agricultural Decision Making I

10:40-12:00 Chaired by Dr. KIM, Kyu Rang, NIMS

- The use of GIS to better understand crop response to climate change and variability-Do you

agree? by Dr. ORIVALDO, Brunini, Chair of Focus Area 2, CAgM, WMO

- Prospect and challenges of Agromet and GIS application in agricultural decision making in

Nigeria by OLUWASEMIRE, K. O., University of Ibadan, Nigeria, RA I

- Web-based information system for plant disease forecast based on weather data at high

spatial resolution by Dr. PARK, Eun Woo, SNU, Korea, RA II

- Random Forests for global and regional crop yield predictions: Performance evaluation and

application for climate impact studies by Dr. KIM, Soo-Hyung, University of Washington, USA

12:00-14:00 Lunch

Session 2 : GIS Applications - Agromet I

14:00-15:40 Chaired by Dr. CHUNG, Uran, APCC

- GIS tools, data, and methods used in the weekly US Drought Monitor by Mr. LUEBEHUSEN, Eric,

USDA, USA

- Development of agricultural decision support tool using Gridded meteorological data embedded

with weather forecast by Dr. OHNO, Hiroyuki, NIAES/NARO, Japan

- grid-based data platform and DSSAT-based modeling system by Dr. Kwon, Ho-Young (IFPRI)

- A field-specific agrometeorological early warning service for weather risk management in

Korea by Dr. SHIM, Kyo-Moon, NAS, Korea

- Understanding on utilization of weather and climate data with GIS tool in Agriculture,

by Dr. CHUNG, Uran, APCC, Korea


Session 3 : GIS Applications - Downscaling Methods I



16:00-17:40 Chaired by Dr. OH, Jaiho, PKNU

- Ultra-high resolution time traveling argo-meteorological information from seeding to harvesting

for prospect estimation of crop yields by Dr. OH, Jaiho, PKNU, Korea

- Statistical downscaling for extreme value by Dr. PARK, Jeong-Soo, CNU, Korea

- Recent trend in temperature and precipitation extremes over India by Dr. SINGH, G.P., BHU,

India

- By Dr. MOON, Jeonghoon (KISTI)

- By Dr. Joe Russo, ZedX Inc., USA

18:00-20:00 Reception


Session 4 : GIS Task Team - Agromet and GIS Applications for Agricultural Decision Making II

09:00-10:00 Chaired Dr. ORIVALDO, Brunini, IAC, Brazil

- GIS technology for making decision in agrometeorology: Early Warning Systems in Andean Region

and its impacts in the agriculture development by ESPINOZA, Diana, CIIFEN, Ecuador, RA III

- USDA's operational GIS and related processes for International Weather and Crop Assessments

by LUEBEHUSEN, Eric, USDA, RA IV

- ABDULLAH, Nor Adawiah, Malaysia, RA V


Session 5 : GIS Applications - AgroMet II

Meteorological Technology for User-Customized Agricultural Management

10:40-12:00 < Session Organizer : NCAM >

- Web-based warning forecast system for disease management of rice using numerical weather

forecast data generated by the Unified Model by Dr. PARK, Eun Woo, SNU

- Development of an on-demand microclimate information service for Ginseng by Dr. LEE, Byun-Woo, SNU

- Towards quantifying system resilience for climate-smart forestry by Dr. KIM, Joon, SNU

- Estimation of forest water use with land surface model over Gwangneung watershed by Dr. KIM, Hyun Seok, SNU,

12:00-14:00 Lunch

Session 6 : GIS Applications - AgroMet III

Meteorological Technology for User-Customized Agricultural Management

14:00-15:40 < Session Organizer : NCAM >

- Development of a micro-scale CFD model to predict wind environment on complex terrain by Dr. LEE, In Bok, SNU,

- Estimation of water requirements in paddy and upland using the NCAM-LAMP meteorological

data by Dr. CHOI, Jin-Yong, SNU

- A Land-Atmosphere Modeling Package (LAMP) for supporting agricultural and forest management at

the National Center for AgroMeteorology (NCAM) by Dr. LEE, Seung-Jae, NCAM

- The operation of Agricultural and Forest Meteorological Observing Systems by KoFlux in the

National Center for AgroMeteorology (NCAM) by Dr. KANG, Minseok, NCAM

- Developing and evaluating a satellite derived rice growth and yield estimation model, BESS-



Rice by Dr. RYU, Youngryel, SNU


Session 7 : GIS Applications - Downscaling Methods II

16:00-17:40 Chaired by Dr. OOO

- Monsoon variability over South and East Asia: statistical downscaling from CMIP5 models by Dr. PRABHU, Amita, BHU,

India

- Statistical downscaling for daily precipitation in Korea using combined PRISM, and quantile

mapping : Part I, Methodology and evaluation in historical simulation by KIM, Seonae, KNU,

Korea

- Open Discussion : Issues on downscaling methods and their promising directions in the future

on the purpose of Agrometeorology by Dr. YANG, Sung-Dae, NIMS, Korea

- TBD


Session 8 : GIS Working Group I

Chaired by Dr. LEE, Byong-Lyol

Tutorial 1 : Statistical Downscaling

Organized by Dr. YOON, Sanghoo

09:00-10:20 WMO CAgM perspectives Statistical Downscaling I


10:40-12:00 WMO CAgM perspectives

Statistical Downscaling II

(Until 1 PM)

12:00-14:00 Lunch

Session 9 : GIS Working Group II

Chaired by Dr. KIM, Kyu Rang

Tutorial 2 : Open GIS Training course

by Dr. PAEK, Doojin and Dr. LEE, Seongkyu

14:00-15:40 Task Team 2.1 meeting QGIS for Agromet I


16:00-17:40 Task Team 2.1 meeting QGIS for Agromet I

& Day 4 : 8th December 2016 Session 10 : GIS Working Group III

Chaired by Dr. ORIVALDO, Brunini

Tutorial 3 : Open GIS Training course

by Dr. PAEK, Doojin and Dr. LEE, Seongkyu

09:00-10:20 Task Team 2.1 Report QGIS for Agromet II


10:40-12:00 Task Team 2.1 Report QGIS for Agromet II

12:00-14:00 Lunch

Session 11 : GIS Working Group IV

Chaired by Dr. KIM, Kyu Rang

Tutorial 4 : Dynamical Downscaling

Organized by Dr. OH, Jaiho

14:00-15:40 Wrap-up Dynamical Downscaling I




16:00-17:40 Wrap-up Dynamical Downscaling I

J Day 5 : 9th December 2016 Tutorial 5 : Dynamical Downscaling, Organized by Dr. OH, Jaiho

09:00-10:20 Dynamical Downscaling II


10:40-12:00 Dynamical Downscaling II

12:00-13:00 Lunch

13:00-18:00 Field Trip

Notices for tutorial sessions

1. All tutorial sessions are welcome to anyone who wants to learn downscaling methods

and GIS technology. However please reserve your seat for the tutorial sessions in

advance based on first-come, first-served, because the seats are limited.

2. Lunch is provided for all participants during the workshop.

3. The classes are for the beginner and intermediate level, and so do NOT hesitate to

register the tutorial session

4. Bring your own notebook for the practices both in GIS and downscaling sessions

5. For statistical downscaling tutorial, it is recommended to install R-program and R-studio

before you come to the session.

6. Please mailto:[email protected] for reserving your seat



QGIS Tutorial for Agrometeorological Practice

Organized by Dr. PAEK, Doojin and Dr. LEE, Seongkyu

Instructor Dr. PAEK, Doojin (mch), [email protected]

Dr. LEE, Seongkyu (APEC Climate Center), [email protected]

Who is for Anyone who is interested in GIS application for Agro-meteorology and this

program is for beginner and low intermediate. It will be a good starting point for

those who want to know how to apply climate/weather data with GIS tool to

their own fields, especially agriculture field.

Prerequisite The following items must be brought to the tutorial session :

1. His/her own notebook computer

Contents The detailed programs are as follows:

1. GIS training beginning – 1

- Introduction for OSGEO Korean Chapter

- Introduction for FOSS4G (Free and Open Sources Softwares (FOSS) for

Geospatial

- Overview of GIS (Geographic Information System)

- QGIS installation: program and example data

2. GIS training beginning – 2

- QGIS’ practice : introduction for GIS data (vector & raster etc)

3. GIS training intermediate – 1

- QGIS spatial analysis I

4. GIS training intermediate – 2

- QGIS spatial analysis II with agrometeorological example

References

Remarks The contents may be subject to change without notification. The text book and

sample data for GIS tutorial will be distributed in the tutorial session. Dr. CHUNG,

Uran (APEC Climate Center) will support agrometeorological practice.



Statistical Downscaling Tutorial

Organized by Dr. YOON, Sanghoo

Instructor Professor YOON, Sanghoo

Department of Computer Sciences and Statistics, Daegu University

Email : [email protected]

Who is for Anyone who is interested in downscaling methods from beginner to

intermediate level. This will be a good starting point for those who want to use

downscaling methods in their own fields.



2. R-studio & R program are installed in the notebook

Contents 1. Nongeostatistical method: Nearest neighbor, Inverse distance weighting,

2. Geostatistical method: Kriging, Gaussian Process regression model,

Generalized additive model

References 1. An introduction to R for spatial analysis & mapping, Chris Brunsdon and

Lex Comber

2. Applied spatial data analysis with R, Roger S. Bivand, Edzer J. Pebesma,

Virgilio Gomez-Rubio

Remarks The contents may be subject to change without notification.



Dynamical Downscaling Tutorial

Organized by Dr. OH, Jaiho

Instructor Dr. YANG, Shin Il and his assistants OH Jiwon, KIM Gaeun and CHOI Kyoungmin

Super-Computing Center, Pukyong National University

Department of Environmental Atmospheric Sciences, Pukyong National University

Email :

Who is for Anyone who is interested in downscaling methods from beginner to Intermediate

level. This will be a good starting point for those who want to use downscaling

methods in their own fields.



Contents Dynamical downscaling methods used by WRF

1. Introduction to WRF-ARW (80 min.)

- WRF Preprocessing System (WPS)

- WRF Dynamics and Physics

2. Hands on training I (80 min.)

- Introduction to PKNU cluster for numerical practice

- Installation WPS and WRF

3. Hands on training II (100 min.)

- Running WPS and WRF with agricultural meteorological examples

4. Hands on training III (100 min.)

- Practice post-processing utilities

- Q & A

References

Remarks The contents may be subject to change without notification.



Logistic Information

as of 7 Oct. 2016 1. Workshop Information n Date

The International Workshop on Agromet and GIS Applications for Agricultural Decision Making 5th ~ 9th December, 2016

Jeju, Korea n Venue

M-STAY Hotel JEJU Taepyeong-ro 353beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, Korea Telephone TEL : +82-64-800-6000 FAX : +82-64-800-6008 Reservation TEL :+82-2-2138-8764~8765 http://www.mstayjeju.co.kr/en/

n Program of the Workshop The provisional agenda is provided ahead of the logistic information. It is updating at any time whenever any new information such as title or schedule, is arrived to us. Please check the latest updated schedule with the workshop when you are ready to come or when you want to see any updated version of the workshop. n Registration No registration fee for the workshop is needed, but the registration is required for all the participants. The information of participant’s arrivals can be checked in the end of the logistic information FYI. n Meeting Room and Welcome Reception Plenary and welcome reception : MICE Hall (Floor B1) Tutorial sessions : TBA (1st floor) n Program at once It will be updated as soon as possible. Please check the latest updated schedule. We do NOT run the



workshop web site, and so please ask us of the latest version when you need one. 2. Travel Information to Jeju, Korea n Position of Jeju, Korea

The official travel guide to Jeju is “Visit Korea” (http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/index.kto).

https://english.visitkorea.or.kr:1001/enu/SI/SI_EN_3_6.jsp?cid=256109 Jeju island has become the first Korean natural heritage site to be added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List and one of the World’s 7 Wonders of Nature. In addition, Jeju is well known for tracking routes for tourists. Olle[Ole] is the Jeju word for a narrow pathway that is connected from the street to the front gate of a house. “Olle” sounds like “would you come to Jeju?”. If you like tracking, then Jeju will be one of the best spot. The Hallasan national park has the highest mountain in South Korea, Hallasan which is a shield volcano. The special nature of Halla mountain designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 2002, a World Natural Heritage Site in 2007.

For the information of Hallasan national park http://www.hallasan.go.kr/english/

Olle tracking routes

http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/common/download/olle_contents_eng.pdf

7 Wonders of Nature, Jeju island (youtube)



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eW15E2hReqw n Possible itinerary from your place to Jeju Jeju island is Korea’s largest island of Korea, 64 kilometers away from south of the Korean Peninsula. Therefore it is the only way to get Jeju by airplane. Currently Jeju is connected from Seoul’s Gimpo International Airport (http://www.airport.co.kr/doc/gimpo/). For those of you coming from oversea through Incheon International Airport, it is strongly recommended to arrive Gimpo Airport (domestic terminal) by Airport limousine or subway. If you may find another city for transfer such as Tokyo(Narita International Airport), Osaka(Kansai International Airport) in Japan, and Beijing, Shanghai, and many other cities in China or Taipei, Hongkong, and many other east-south Asia, then you may be able to find the direct flight from transfer city to Jeju.

Your home Incheon

International Airport

Gimpo Domestic Airport

Jeju International

Airport

Your home Transfer Jeju

International Airport

n How to reach Gimpo Domestic terminal from Incheon International Airport If you arrive Incheon International Airport, you need to go to Gimpo International Airport’s Domestic terminal to transfer to Jeju. Gimpo Airport is about 35km away from the Incheon Airport and can be arrived easily by train (Airport Railroad) and limousine bus for the connection between Incheon & Gimpo Airports. The train and bus lines offer the nonstop ride from Incheon International Airport Station to Gimpo Airport in 30-40 minutes. ü KAL Limousine Bus (*strongly recommended)



KAL Limousine(#6707)

Travel Time: 40 min. (Time interval 30 min. approx.) Price: 7,500 KRW (approx. 7 USD) Get on the bus at exit 4A, 10B on the 1st floor of Incheon International Airport/ Board KAL Limousine 3A Line(#6707A) Route: Incheon Int’l Airport → Gimpo domestic terminal

For more information, visit the following site : http://www.kallimousine.com/eng/schedule_en.asp



ü Airport Express & Subway Travel time: 37 min. Price: 3,750 KRW (approx. 4 USD) Get on the Airport express at Incheon Int’l Airport, and get off at Gimpo Int’l Airport station.

ü Taxi



Travel Distance & Time : approximately 42 km / 30 min. Price: 50,000 KRW (approx. 50 USD, but it may be higher depending on the type of taxi) Major highways and landmarks : Incheon International Airport → Bugincheon IC → Gimpo Airport IC → Gimpo Domestic Terminal

n Map from Jeju International Airport to the Venue

ü Location 14, Taepyeong-ro 353beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, Korea

ü Telephone TEL : +82-64-800-6000 FAX : +82-64-800-6008

ü Reservation TEL :+82-2-2138-8764~8765

n How to reach the venue from Jeju International Airport



ü Limousine Bus (*strongly recommended)

Hours 6:20am ~ 10:00pm (runs every 15-20 min.)

Route Jeju International Airport → New Gyeongnam Tourist Hotel

Fare Adult 5,500 won(KRW) / Student 20% off / Child 50% off

Duration 80 minutes

※ Tourist information and rental car service available at the Lobby(1F), Jeju Int’l Airport.

ü Taxi

Jeju International Airport → M-Stay Hotel

Distance 58.7 km

Duration 50 minutes

Fare Approximately 50,000 won (KRW)

3. Accommodation

n Map around the venue with hotels



n Hotel Descriptions

M-STAY HOTEL JEJU

Taepyeong-ro 353beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, Korea Telephone TEL : +82-64-800-6000 FAX : +82-64-800-6008 Reservation TEL :+82-2-2138-8764~8765 http://www.mstayjeju.co.kr/en/



Superior room

1bed, 1bathroom Double, Twin, . ~.

Free Internet/Wireless Internet

Deluxe room 1bed, 1bathroom Double+single,

Double+Semi double 28.6~33

Free Internet/Wireless Internet

Suite Room 1bed, 1bathroom, Balcony Double+living room+terras

31.8~36.7 Free Internet/Wireless Internet

The special discounted rates will be available for the participant of the workshop. The room charges are approximately 60 to 90 USD per night included V.A.T. For the reservation of the hotel, please contact Sungdae Yang: [email protected], the local coordinator of the workshop, NIMS 4. General Information n Time Zone The whole of Korea is located within a single time zone. Korea is UTC +09:00 (Universal Time, Coordinated). Korea does not observe daylight saving time. n Weather The average temperature in December in Jeju, Korea is: Average temperature: 8.9 °C in Seogwipo area Average temperature: 8.0 °C in Jeju city area n Currency Korea’s currency is the won(KRW), and the basic unit 10 won. It consists of 4 kinds of coins and bills(paper money).



Assume that 1$=1,000won as the currency exchange rate.

10won 50won 100won 500won 1,000won 5,000won 10,000won 50,000won

1 cent 5 cents 10 cents 50 cents 1$ 5$ 10$ 50$

The currency exchange rate at this time(10/7/2016) is 1$=1115.00won. n Voltage In Korea, the voltage is AC220V, with a frequency of 60 hertz in the whole country. The power plug in Korea is the round, two-pin “B Type” plug.

n National Emergency Call in Korea

Emergency Contact

Fire, Emergency and Ambulance 119

Police 112

Medical Emergency : Medical information centre specifically aimed at foreigners in Seoul

1339

Tourism and Translation Service 1330

5. Visa Information

Any foreign visitors wishing to enter the Republic of Korea must have a valid passport and, if necessary, obtain a Korean visa prior to entering Korea. However, many are permitted visa-free



entry for a limited time under certain conditions. If you are not sure of it, please check the countries under visa exemption agreement. Nationals of those countries or regions with which Korea has signed a visa waiver agreement can enter without a visa, on the condition that they do not engage in remunerative activities during their stay. The homepage of the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade provides information on which countries citizens require a visa. Please contact the Korean Embassy or Consulate in your departure country for further details.

6. Contact Information

If you have any questions or problems during the workshop, please contact Kyu Rang Kim, workshop coordinator of NIMS as a local organizing committee. Tel. +82+10-3620-1693 E-mail: [email protected]

Hotel reservations at MSTAY, Jeju (confirmed participants)



Participants(speakers)

Last First

Check

-in

Check-

out

Arrival/

Departure Email

NAM Jae-Cheol DEC 4 DEC 5 Arrive in JEJU @

Departure [email protected]

LEE Byong-Lyol DEC 3 DEC 10 Arrive in JEJU @

Departure @ [email protected]

CAMACHO Jose Arrive in JEJU @

Departure @ [email protected]

ORIVALDO Brunini DEC 4 DEC 8 Arrive in JEJU @21:35

Departure @09:15 [email protected]

LUEBEHUSEN Eric DEC 3 DEC 9 Arrive in JEJU @21:30


ABULLAH Nor

Adawiah

Dec 4 Dec 10 Arrive in JEJU @10:50


ESPINOZA Diana Dec 4 Dec 10 Arrive in JEJU @10:50


OLUWASEMIRE Kolapo O. DEC 4 DEC 9 Arrive in JEJU @21:30


KIM Soo-Hyung [email protected]

OHNO Hiroyuki [email protected]

KWON Ho-Young Dec 4 Dec 10 Arrive in JEJU @17:10


CHAW May Khin DEC 4 DEC 10 Arrive in JEJU @10:50


SPARKS Adam DEC 4 DEC 07 Arrive in JEJU @21:30


YOON Sanghoo DEC 6 DEC 9 [email protected]

PAEK Doojin [email protected]

CHUNG Uran DEC 4 DEC 8 [email protected]

LEE Seongkyu [email protected]

OH Jaiho DEC 4 DEC 9 [email protected]

SINGH G.P. DEC 4 DEC 9 [email protected]

PRABHU Amita DEC 4 DEC 9 [email protected]

YANG Shin Il DEC 4 DEC 9

OH Jiwon DEC 4 DEC 9 [email protected]

KIM Gaeun DEC 4 DEC 9

CHOI Kyoungmin DEC 4 DEC 9



PARK Jeong-Soo [email protected]

SEOK Woojin DEC 4 DEC 7 [email protected]

MOON Jeonghoon DEC 4 DEC 7 [email protected]

PARK Eun Woo [email protected]

LEE Byun-Woo [email protected]

KIM Joon [email protected]

KIM

PARK

Hyun Seok

Juhan

DEC 5 DEC 9 [email protected]

LEE In Bok [email protected]

CHOI Jin-Yong [email protected]

LEE Seung-Jae [email protected]

KANG Minseok [email protected]

RYU Youngryel [email protected]

KIM Seonae DEC 4 DEC 8 [email protected]

SHIM Kyo-Moon



Participants for tutorial sessions

Name GIS tutorial Statistical D. Dynamical D. affiliation

1 YANG, Sungdae O O O NIMS

2 PKNU 1 O X O PKNU

3 PKNU 2 O X O PKNU

4 PKNU 3 X O O PKNU

5 PKNU 4 X O O PKNU

6 SEO, Yun Am O O O NIMS

7 KIM, Tae Hee O O O NIMS

8 KIM, Mi Jin O O O NIMS

9 BELORID, Miloslav O O O NIMS

10 KANG, Misun O O O NIMS

11 PARK, Jun Sang O O O NIMS

12 CHO, Chang Bum O O O NIMS

13 KIM, Kyu Rang O O O NIMS

14 BRITTA, Jaenicke O O O NIMS

15 KIM, Seonae O O O KNU

16 PARK, Juhan O O O SNU

17 Sparks, Adam O SQU

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