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Humanosphere Science School 2010

“In Search for Sustainable Humanosphere in Asia and Africa,

and JSPS Asia-Africa Science Platform Program-

Elucidation of Ground-Based Atmosphere Observation Network

in Equatorial Asia”

The exploitation of natural resources has affected the ecosystem. The occured flood around the forest land conservation can be concluded as an effect of the forest exploitation. The exploitations increase as the forest management does not take the preservation area into account. One of the current critical issues is global warming which also caused by the rising amount of CO2 in the air; on the other hand, the absorbed CO2 by the forest is decreasing.

According to the issue, the Humanosphere (the environment around the human-being domicile) management is becoming crucial. To respond the issue, Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere (RISH) in collaboration with Research & Development Unit for Biomaterials LIPI, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Center for South East Asian Studies (CSEAS) and supported by Global Center of Excellence (G-COE) Program, JSPS Asia-Africa Science Platform Program, and Kyoto University, are inviting all researchers, lecturers, practician and student to attend the Humanosphere Science School 2010 (HSS 2010).

This intellectual event is an innovative endeavor where presenters and participants can share their knowledge about latest issues closely related to the new paradigm. Humanosphere Science School 2010 will explore more about the four vertical regions of humanosphere, which are the ground human habitat (earth environment); the forest-sphere (arborsphere); the atmosphere; and space environment which are vital to human existence.