Schedule
Society for Social Management Systems-Infrastructure and Environment-（SSMS2008）6th-8th March
DateThursday,
March 6thTime
9:30-10:00
10:00-10:40

10:40-11:20

11:20-11:40
11:40 -12:20

Friday,March 7th(Subject to change without notice)
Schedule
Opening Ceremony*(Room A)Invited Lecture:
The Framework of Sustainability for Engineering Design Considerations byDr. Patricia D Galloway, Chief Executive Officer of The Nielsen-Wurster
Group, Inc. US, Former President of American Society of Civil Engineers,
Chairperson of Society for Social Management Systems.
(Room A)Invited Lecture: Integration of Social Science, Engineering andEnvironmental Management -Case of a Sewerage for the Sustainable Cityby Prof. Masanori Fujita, President of Kochi National College ofTechnology, JapanBreak

12:30-13:30
14:00-17:30(Room A)Invited Lecture: Toward Sound Decision Making on Water
Resources Management in Asia by Prof. Toshio Koike, The University ofTokyo, Japan
Lunch BreakExcursion*

17:30-*(Water Fall) Reception

9:00-10:00*(Room A1)Session Water Resource Management(I)*(Room A2)Session Construction Management(I)*(RoomB1)Session Modeling Human Psychologies for Designing
Management Systems*(Room B2)Session Regional and Community Management(I)Break*(Room A1)Session Management in Private Sectors*(Room A2)Session Asset Management(I)*(Room B1)Session Risk Management(I)*(Room B2)Session Regional and Community Management(II)Lunch Break*(Room A1)Session Construction Management(II)*(Room A2)Session Asset Management(II)*(Room B1)Session Risk Management(II)*(Room B2)Session Water Resource Management(II)Break*(RoomA)Session Interdisciplinary Knowledge Integration for Designing
Management Systems*(Room B)Session Implementation of New Management Systems
Break*(RoomA)Session Environmental Concerns in Designing ManagementSystems*(Room B)Session Monitoring and Adjustment of Management Systems
Break*(Room A)Panel Discussion I ~Environmental Management~*Environmental Management of Land and Infrastructural Constructions
after 921 Chi-Chi Earthquake and Subsequent Hazards by Prof. Jenn
Chuan Chern, National Taiwan University, Taiwan*Basin Management Systems For Water-related Infrastructure Building
Model Creation under Rapid Urbanization by Prof Jun Matsushita,Shibaura
Institute of Technology, Japan*Environmental Management:The Case of Sri Lanka by Prof. Ananda
Jayawardane, Moratuwa University, Sri Lanka* Web-Based Decision Support System for Regional and Community Water
Resources Management by Assoc. Prof. Sucharit Koontanakulvong,
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand*The Environmental Issue in Infrastructure Development Program: A Case
Study in Indonesia as a Developing Country by Dr. M. Syahril Badri K,
Center for Disaster Mitigation of ITB, Indonesia*(Water Fall) Party

10:00-10:15
10:15-11:55

11:55-12:55
12:55-14:15

14:15-14:30
14:30-15:50

15:50-15:55
15:55-17:15

17:15-17:30
17:30-19:00

19:00-

Saturday,
March 8th

9:30-11:00

11:00-11:30*(RoomB)Panel Discussion II~Integration of Social Science &Engineering~*Integration of Social Science and Engineering: Recent Lesson from Roadand Rail Tunnel Disasters by Adj. Prof. Arnold E Dix, Queens University ofTechnology, Australia*Integration of Social Science & Engineering –A Necessity for Sustainable
Infrastructure Projectsby Dr. Kris R Nielsen, Chief Executive Officer and President of Pegasus
Global Holdings, Inc, USA*Integration of Social Science & Engineering- Applications of TELES by Dr.
Chu-Chieh Jay Lin, National Center for Research on Earthquake
Engineering, Taipei*Need, Comfort, Elegancy by Prof. Chou Lie Liung, Kochi University ofTechnology, Japan*Measuring, Reporting and Managing Intangible Resources by Prof. ULF
Johanson, Malardalen University, Sweden
Closing Ceremony

Excursion*: Tour of Tsukasabotan CO.LD. Hotei Gallery (Kochi’s traditional Sake brewingcompany)

Invited lecture 3/6(Thursday) Room A
Time: 10:00am-12:20pm
NamePatricia D Galloway
Masanori Fujita
Toshio Koike

Room A
Affiliation/Title
The Nielsen-Wurster Group, Inc. USA
The Framework of Sustainability for Engineering Design Considerations
Kochi National College of Technology, Japan
Integration of Social Science, Engineering and Environmental Management -Case of aSewerage for the Sustainable CityThe University of Tokyo, Japan
Toward Sound Decision Making on Water Resources Management in Asia

Session Program 3/7(Friday) Room A1
Time: 09:00am-10:00am

Name
Yasuaki Watanabe
Asif Mumtaz Bhatti

Pongsak Suttinon

Time: 10:15am-11:55am

Name
Osamu Tomisawa

Hiroshi Fukushima

Koki Kishikawa

Jun Yao

Time: 12:55pm-14:15pm

Taichiro Baba
Shunji Kusayanagi
Micheal Henry
Masayuki Aizawa

Room: A1
Water Resource Management(I)Session Leader: Seigo Nasu
Affiliation/Title
Kochi University of Technology, JapanThe Importance of Environmental Conservation-Lake Biwako's CaseKochi University of Technology, Japan
Assessing the Potential of Remotely sensed Data for Water Quality Monitoring of Coastal
and Inland Waters
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Household Water Demand Management Model By Using Input-Output Table withImpacts from Pricing Policy

Room: A1
Management in Private Sectors
Session Leader: Osamu Tomisawa
Affiliation/Title
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Re-energizing a Regional Small manufacturing Company Through Metamorphosis into
Autonomous Business from a Subcontractor-A Case Study of a Technology Oriented
EnterpriseSaga University, JapanOn the Formation of Production Networks of Small Binocular Manufacturers in Japan's
Early Postwar Period
Saga University, Japan
A Study of the Statement of Comprehensive Income~~Relating the Problem ofRecycling~~
Kobe University, Japan
Company Intangibles Information and Its Usefulness in Corporate Investment
Decisions:Japanese Cases

Room: A1Construction Management(II)Session Leader: Shunji Kusayanagi
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Improvement of Implementation Systems of Public Works in Kochi Prefecture
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Internationalizing the Japanese Construction Industry: Issues and Recommendations
The University of Tokyo, JapanA Social Networking-Based Approach to Information management in Construction
Nippon Koei Co., Ltd.
A Study of the Cultural Strategy on Preservation and Development

Session Program 3/7(Friday) Room A2
Time: 09:00am-10:00am

NameTakashi Goso
Rajendra Niraula
Arief Setiawan BudiNugroho

Time: 10:15am-11:55am

NameTheeraphong Chanpheng
Chu-Chieh J. Lin

Chikako Fujiyama
Akihito Hata
Yukihiro Ishihara

Time: 12:55pm-14:15pm

Kengo Obama

Yasuhito Sakai
Yoshihiro Tsunekawa
Masato Miyata

Room: A2Construction Management(I)Session Leader: Shunji Kusayanagi
Affiliation/Title
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
A Study on Construction Management Contract for Construction Project in Japan
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Making Claim/Dispute Management System in Japanese Public Works Construction
Compatible with International Construction Market
Hokkaido University, Japan
Study of Cast-in-place Mortar Compared to Brick and Mortar-block System for Wall
Wark of Low Cost Housing Construction in Indonesia

Room: A2Asset Management(I)Session Leader: Masahiro Ouchi
Affiliation/Title
Yokohama National University, Japan
Katsushika-Harp Bridge: Vibration Monitoring During Earthquakes and Results
National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, Taipei, Taiwan
Structural Health Dignosis/Monitoring Using Neural Networks for Cable-Stayed Bridge
Management System
The University of Tokyo
Present Achievement and Future Possibility of Fatigue Life Aimulatino Technology forReal RC Bridge Deck SlabTaisei Corporation, JapanDevelopment Of LCC Evaluation System For Civil Engineering Infrastrucures
Giken Seisakusho Co., Ltd., Japan
Study on Development of the Pile Penetration Test System Based on Press-InConstruction Data

Room: A2Asset Management(II)Session Leader: Kengo Anami
Osaka University, Japan
Asset Management System for Educational Facilities Considering the Heterogeneity inDeterioration Process
Hanshin Expressway Company, JapanA New Approach to Efficient Road Maintenance of Urban Expressways: Based on theHEML(Hanshin Expressway Logic Model)
Soai co.,ltd, Japan
Study of Constructing Asset Management Systems for Ground Anchor
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Enhanced Functionality for an Existing Bridge Management System

Session Program 3/7(Friday) Room B1
Time: 09:00am-10:00am
Modeling Human Psychologies for Designing Management Systems
Session Leader: Yoshinori Nakagawa
Name
Affiliation/Title
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Tsuyoshi Kariya
Construction of Methodology Concerning Plan of Policy and Measures andAdministrative Management System
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Kotomi Uemoto

Yuta Kawarazaki

Time: 10:15am-11:55am

Name
Kyaw Sann Oo
Tomonori Miyazaki
Takahiro Nakagawa
Daisaku Tachibana
Tsunemi Watanabe

Time: 12:55pm-14:15pm

Yasuhide Nigauri
Hidefumi Ikeda

Masaru Morita

Toshiyuki Ikuma

Room: B1

Method of Evaluating the Feeling of Burden Experienced by Caregivers: From Conceptof System Maintenance
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Structure of the Cotizen Consciousness for an Antiseismic Reinforcement Spread Designof Policy

Room: B1
Risk Management(I)Session Leader: Masataka Takagi
Affiliation/Title
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Geometric Error Assessment on Satellite Imagery for GIS Analysis
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Accurate Geometric Transformation of Laser Scanner Data for Landslide Monitoring
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Three Dimensional Measurement by Satellite Remote Sensing for Disaster Monitoring
Kochi University of Technology, JapanA Fundamental Study on Casual Relationship Associated with Geological Risk in Japan
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
A Framework of Watershed Management from the Viewpoints of Project Risk
Management

Room: B1Risk Management(II)Session Leader: Masataka Takagi
Kobe University, Japan
Importance of Active Fault Research for Earthquake Motion Predicition
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM), Japan
Impact on Passenger and Cargo Flow Caused by the Functional Decline of theInternational Airport
Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan
Optimal Flood Protection Level for Flood Control Infrastructure Construction in theFramework of Risk Management
Dia Consultants Corporation, Japan
A case Study of the Geological Risk Management using Suitable Investigation inMountain TunnelingSession Program 3/7(Friday) Room B2
Time: 09:00am-10:00am

NameMidori Enomoto

Feng Liu

Yoko Mohri

Time: 10:15am-11:55am

Name
Peiqian Liu
Kota Masuyama
Marc Milian Sanguesa
Makoto Hirano

Time: 12:55pm-14:15pm

Bin HeXiaohong Zhang

Pongsak Suttinon

Katsuya Mita

Room: B2
Regional and Community Management(I)Session Leader: Shinsuke Nakata
Affiliation/Title
Kyushu University, JapanA Case Study on the Preservation Process of Meijibashi Bridge as an Industrial Heritagein Comparison with Chikugo River Lift BridgeKochi University of Technology, Japan
Establishment of Regional Culture for Preventing Depopulating Laborers-----Case ofRegional Development in Yaeyama Islands in Japan
Kumamoto University, JapanA Street Design as a Device to Cultivate Attachment of Inhabitants

Room: B2
Regional and Community Management(II)Session Leader: Shinsuke Nakata
Affiliation/Title
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Regional Development in Yaeyama Islands(1): Growing Entrepreneurship andEvolvingCommunity
Kumamoto University, Japan
Effect of Redevelopment Around the Station in Local Cities
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Past, Present and Future of Municipal Solid Waste Management in Spain
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Global Collaboration and Technology Impact for Regional Development- A Successful
Case in Japanese Flower Industry-Room: B2Water Resource Management(II)Session Leader: Tsunemi Watanabe
The University of Tokyo, Japan
Analysis of Groundwater Resources Vulnerability from Agricultural Activities in theLargest Irrigation District Along the Yellow RiverWuhan University, China
Crisis Analysis and Safety Strategy Assessment for the Sustainable Water Resource
Development in China
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Agricultural Water Demand Prediction Model by Using Input-Output Table with Impacts
from Declared Strategy of Thailand
Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Significance of Visutal Test and Hammering Test to Manage Concrete Structure
Durabilty

Session Program 3/7(Friday) Room A
Time: 14:30pm-15:50pm
Room: A
Interdisciplinary Knowledge Integration for Designing Management Systems
Session Leader: Seigo Nasu
Name
Affiliation/Title
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Ryoma Hiraoka
Agricultural Administration System for Red Soil Protection
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Hirotoshi Kurata“Optimization” of Dam Operation Rule to Improve Water Environment in Monobe River
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Seigo Nasu
Development of Sustainable Community Management System Applying Conversion
Technology of Forest Resources to Energy
Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan
Suhar Yanto

Time: 15:55pm-17:15pm

Name
M . Syahril Badri k
Yuta Inoue
Hiroki Obata

A Sustainable Intergrated Stream Water Quality Control System: A Challenge forDeveloping Countries(Case of Citarum River Basin with Some Lessons Learned from
Dutch Experience)

Room: A
Environmental Concerns in Designing Management Systems
Session Leader: Tsunemi Watanabe
Affiliation/Title
Center for Disaster Mitigation of ITB, Indonesia
The Environmental Issue in Infrastructure Development Policy or Program: A Case
Study in Indonesia as a Developing Country
Kochi University of Technology, JapanAn Attempt to Develop a Management Model of Forest Ecosystems in Kochi
Kochi University of Technology, Japan
Study for Integration and Adjustment of Environmental Improvement Activity in Monobe
River Valley

Panel Discussion(I) 3/7(Friday) Room A
Time: 17:30pm-19:00pm

Room: A
Environmental Management
Coordinator: Jun Matsushita
Name
Affiliation/Title
National Taiwan University, Taiwan
Jenn Chuan Chern
Environmental Management of Land and Infrastructural Constructions after 921 Chi-Chi
Earthquake and Subsequent Hazards
Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan
Jun Matsushita
Basin Management Systems For Water-related Infrastructure Building Model Creation
under Rapid Urbanization
Moratuwa University, Sri Lanka
Ananda Jayawardane
Environmental Management: The Case of Sri Lanka
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Sucharit Koontanakulvong.
Web-Based Decision Support System For Regional and Community Water Management
Center for Disaster Mitigation of ITB, Indonesia
M . Syahril Badri k
The Environmental Issue in Infrastructure Development Program: a Case Study inIndonesia as a Developing Country

Session Program 3/7(Friday) Room B
Time: 14:30pm-15:50pm

NameKenetsu Uchida

Norihisa Miyamoto

Room: B
Implementation of New Management SystemsSession Leader: Masahiro Ouchi
Affiliation/Title
Hokkaido University, JapanA Study on Feasibility Evaluation of Heat and Electricity Supply Project by Gas
Cogeneration System
Kyushu University, Japan
A Study on Optimum Life Cycle Cost Focusing Bridge Maintenance for Japanese Local
Governments -A Case Study in Fukuoka City, JapanThe University of Queensland, Australia

Vuong Tu

Tadashi Okutani

The Use of Risk &Opportunity Assessment Tools in Ifrastructure Project: A Knowledge
Creation Model's Viewpoint and Its Implications
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM), Japan
Case Study of Consensus Building for Enhancement of the Regional Disaster Resistance

Time: 15:55pm-17:15pm

Name
Masaya Hanawa
Tony C. Liu
Shinsuke Setoshita
Luh Maan ChangRoom: B
Monitoring and Adjustment of Management SystemsSession Leader: Masahiro Ouchi
Affiliation/Title
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM), JapanIndicators and Data Collection to Support Performance Measurment System
National Taiwan University, Taiwan
Infrastructure Renewal and Management Research in Taiwan
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM), Japan
Traffic Accident Measure Mangement Based on the PDCA Cycle
National Taiwan University, Taiwan
Peer Review in Cleanroom Facility Engineering and Management

Panel Discussion(II) 3/8(Saturday) Room B
Time: 09:30am-11:00am

NameArnold E Dix

Kris R Nielsen
Chu-Chieh J. Lin
Chou Lie LiungULF Johanson

Room:BIntegration of Social Science & Engineering
Coordinator: Kris R Nielsen
Affiliation/Title
Queens University of Technology, Australia
Integration of Social Scinece and Engineering: Recent Lesson from Road and Rail Tunnel
Disasters
Pegasus Global Holdings, Inc, USA
Integration of Social Science & Engineering – A Necessity for Sustainable Infrastructure
Projects
National Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, Taipei, Taiwan
Integration of Social Science & Engineering – Applications of TELES
Kochi University of Technology
Need, Comfort, Elegancy
Malardalen University, Sweden
Measuring, Reporting and Managing Intangible Resources