WATER ENVIRONMENT OF FUJI MOUNTAIN

uncertainties facing mountain environment planning analysis and management models

most of the analyses and modeling concerning the mountain physical and human environmental changes have been based on theoretical speculation rather than scientific field observations. lack of standard observations and measurements in scattered and case specific monitoring programs offer only partially useful results for planning and management. all propositions and conclusions are hence mingle...

Impact of Carbohydrate-Electrolyte Beverage Ingestion on Heart Rate Response While Climbing Mountain Fuji at ~3000 m

We sought to investigate whether carbohydrate-electrolyte beverage ingestion reduced heart rate (HR) in twenty-three healthy young adults while climbing Mount Fuji at a given exercise intensity. Twenty-three healthy adults were randomly divided into two groups: the tap water (11 males [M] and 1 female [F]) and the carbohydrate-electrolyte group (10 M and 1 F). HR and activity energy expenditure...

Full Title: Understanding Hydrological Processes with Scarse Data in a Mountain Environment Short Title: Hydrological Processes in a Mountain Environment

New Fuji BAS 2000 scanner

Bill Miller S phosphors (image plates) have replaced film as the detection medium of choice for accurate collection of diffraction data on high flux beam lines such as A1 and F1. Storage phosphors have good spatial resolution, digitizing an 8" x 10" area into approximately 2000 x 2500 100x100 micron2 pixels. They also have a very high dynamic range of 104, and do not suffer from count rate limi...

Habitat Selection of Rocky Mountain Elk in a Nonforested Environment

Recent expansions by Rocky Mountain elk (Cervus elaphus) into nonforested habitats across the Intermountain West have required managers to reconsider the traditional paradigms of forage and cover as they relate to managing elk and their habitats. We examined seasonal habitat selection patterns of a hunted elk population in a nonforested high-desert region of southwestern Wyoming, USA. We used 3...