All abstracts by Takanori Kagoshima in conference series: Goldschmidt

(2020) Gas Geochemistry in Pohang, South Korea: Information on the Active Fault Distribution Near the EGS Site
Kim H, Lee H, Lee J, Lee HA, Woo NC, Lee Y-S, Kagoshima T, Takahata N & Sano Y

(2020) Groundwater Oxygen Anomaly Related to the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake in Japan
Sano Y, Onda S, Kagoshima T, Miyajima T, Shibata T, Nakagawa C, Onoue T & Pinti D

(2019) Helium Isotopes Reveal Continuous and Intensive Degassing in Kagoshima Bay, Japan
Escobar MT, Takahata N, Shirai K, Kagoshima T, Tanaka K, Obata H & Sano Y

(2019) Variation of Helium Isotopic Compositions Around Mashu, Japan
Kagoshima T, Sano Y & Tanaka A

(2019) Two Kinds of Authigenic Xenotime Overgrowths in Response to an Early Paleozoic Tectonothermal Event in South China
Lan Z, Li X, Sano Y, Takahata N, Kagoshima T, Zhang S, Zhang G, Liao X, Tang X, Gu L & Mao Q

(2018) Volatiles Degassing in Central Italy: From Subduction to Active Seismicity
Caracausi A, Chiaraluce L, Camarda M, DeGregorio S, Favara R, Kagoshima T & Sano Y

(2018) Helium Isotopes in Lake Mashu, 2017
Kagoshima T, Sano Y & Tanaka A

(2017) Groundwater Helium Anomaly Reflects Strain Change during the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake in Southwest Japan
Sano Y, Takahata N, Kagoshima T, Shibata T, Onoue T & Zhao D

(2016) Spatial and Temporal Variations of Helium and Carbon Isotopes at Ontake Volcano, Japan
Sano Y, Kagoshima T, Takahata N, Ishida A, Tomonaga Y, Roulleau E, Pinti D, Fischer T, Lan T, Nishio Y & Tsunogai U

(2016) Halogen Fluxes at Mid-Ocean Ridges and Budget in Surface Environments
Kagoshima T, Ruzié-Hamilton L, Burgess R, Takahata N & Sano Y

(2015) High Spatial Resolution Cl Isotope Analyses of Apatites Using NanoSIMS
Kagoshima T, Takahata N, Ishida A & Sano Y

(2013) Sulfur and Halogen Fluxes at Mid-Ocean Ridges: Estimations Based on Gas Compositions in MORB Vesicles
Kagoshima T, Sano Y, Takahata N & Marty B

(2012) Estimation of S, F, Br and Cl Fluxes at Mid Ocean Ridges
Kagoshima T, Sano Y, Takahata N, Jung J, Amakawa H & Kumagai H