Researcher Information - KIMURA Katsuhiko |

（Last updated : 2023-07-12 14:01:56）

KIMURA Katsuhiko

Department / Course Fukushima University Faculty of Symbiotic Systems Science Biology and Environment Course

Job Project Professor

Present specialized field
Cultural assets study and museology, Ecology and environment keyword(dendrochronology)

Research topic, funded research, and department laboratory expense
2020/08/31 ～ 2025/03/31	Solar activity over the past 10,000 years Grant-in-Aid for scientific research
2020/04/01 ～ 2025/03/31	Dendrochronological study for precise chronology of the past 30,000 years of extreme climate and disaster history Grant-in-Aid for scientific research
2018/04/01 ～ 2022/03/31	Radiocarbon measurement of annual tree-ring to clarify regional effect and fine structure on calibration curve Grant-in-Aid for scientific research

Book and thesis
Books	Behavior of Radionuclides in the Environment III (Co-authored) 2022/03/15
Papers	Two new millennium-long tree ring oxygen isotope chronologies (2349–1009 BCE and 1412–466 BCE) from Japan. Radiocarbon (Co-authored) 2023/04
Papers	Synchronizations of tree-ring δ18O time series within and between tree species and provinces in Korea: a case study using dominant tree species in high elevations. Journal of Wood Science 66,pp.1-22 (Co-authored) 2020
Papers	Verification of the annual dating of the 10th century Baitoushan Volcano eruption based on AD 774775 carbon-14 spike Radiocarbon,pp.1-8 2018/01
Papers	High-precision age determination of Holocene samples by radiocarbon dating with accelerator mass spectrometry at Nagoya University Quaternary International,pp.250-257 2016/01
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Academic conference presentation
2018/06	Annual cosmic ray events shown in carbon-14 data from the BC 10th to AD 14th century (The 23rd International Radiocarbon Conference)
2018/06	Chronological significance of 14C spike and precise age determination of the B-Tm tephra, China/ North Korea (The 23rd International Radiocarbon Conference)
2016/08	Dating Jomon villages using tree-ring d18O chronology (World Archaeological Congress)