Program of the 15th SCA Conference in Siem Reap City, Angkor
Venue: Angkor Paradise Hotel, Siem Reap City, Kingdom of Cambodia
15 May 2015, FridayTime
8:00 ‐ProgramVenueRegistration
SCA International Symposium (DAY 1)

8:30‐9:00

Welcome remark Dr. Vijaya KUMAR, President of Science Council of Asia
Opening ceremony H.E. Dr. Hang Chuon NARON, Minister of Education, YouthBayon
Ballroomand Sport, Kingdom of Cambodia
9:00‐10:00

10:00‐10:20
10:20‐12:00
Group I:Group II

Plenary session I
Chair: by Dr. Vijaya KUMAR
Keynote 1: Potential Challenges for the Idea of Harmony of a Communal Society

BayonBallroomand Nature Learnt from Egypt and Angkor, Director Prof. Takeshi NAKAGAWA,
Open Air Museum MEIJI‐MURA, Japan
Keynote 2: Uncovering Human Past Using Medical Imaging Science andTechnology, Prof. Dr. Rethy CHHEM, Executive Director for CDRI, Cambodia
Break
PARALLEL SESSION A
Title: Preservation of Cultural Heritage and Disaster Prevention
Co‐chairs: Dr. Chet CHEALY and Prof. Masako YONEDA
1. Global Sharing of the Findings from the Past Great Earthquake Disasters inJapan Promoted by Science Council of Japan and 30 Academic Societies’
Liaison, Masako YONEDA
2. The South Nias people in Frame of Disaster Preparedness (Study on Audio
Visual Documentary “The Prepared Ones”, Dyah Rachmawati SUGIYANTO
3. Reconsideration and Revelation of the Relationship among Big
Events, Preservation and Urbanization in the Context of Metabolism
Concept, Xinpeng WANG
4. Methodology to Evaluate the Urban Spatial Characteristics of Traditional
Cities by Watershed‐Based Analysis, Luong LIM
5. The Origin of Khmer City Structure by Comparison of Vat Phu and Preah
Vihear, Chihiro KUROIWA
Title: The Food, Health and Environmental Preservation in the Era ofChanging Climate
Co‐chairs: Dr. HUL Siengheng and Prof. Shinji TSUKAWAKI
1. Potential Impacts of Climate Change and Planned Dams on Suspended
Sediment Dynamics In the Mekong River Basin, Yoshimura Chihiro
2. Assessment of Driller Perceptions on Groundwater Resources in the
Mekong Tonle‐Sap Floodplain of Cambodia, Marith MONG
3. Assessment of Rainfall Change in Tributary of Tonle Sap Basin: The Case Studyof Stung Chinit Catchment, Kampong Thom Province, Sovanna ANG
4. Climate Change and Water Governance in Stung ChreyBak Catchment of Tonle
Sap Great Lake Basin in Cambodia, Sarann LY
5. Local Resident Perceptions of Eco‐Cultural Tourism Impacts towardRoom

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Sustainable Development: Evident from Selected Attractive Tourist Destinations
in Cambodia, Sopheap HENG
Title: Sustainable Development and the Use of Energy
Co‐chairs: Dr. HOR Peng and Mr. Masakazu SATO
1. Developments and Prospects of Smart Cities in Japan, Satoshi KAKIUCHI
2. Applying City Biodiversity Index to Japanese Municipalities: Practicaland Methodological Challenges, Ryo Kohsaka, Yuta, UCHIYAMA
3. The Introduction Strategy of Green lease for the Office Building in Japan,Ryo MIYOSHI
4. A Study of the Strategic Model Smart Mobility in Okinawa Main Island(Electronic Vehicles and Plud‐in Hybrid Vehicles), Toro FUJII
5. Planning the Construction of Low‐rise City Building Linear SchedulingMethod, Mishchenko VALERY
6. Diversification of the Energy Basket Needed for Securing the Economic Growth:
An Empirical Survey on Japan, Farhad TAGHIZADEH‐HESARY
Lunch at the conference venue

13:30‐15:50

PARALLEL SESSION BGroup III

Group IGroup IIGroup III

Title: Preservation of Cultural Heritage and Disaster Prevention
Co‐chairs: Dr. Bon Sovath and Prof. Takeshi Nakagawa
1. Utilization and Date of Isanapura City Base on AMS C14 and Ceramics
Sources, Menghong CHHUM
2. Bayon Great Buddha Restoration, Reconstitution and Reinstallation
Project, Takeshi NAKAGAWA
3. Archaeological Excavation Survey for Restoration of the Bayon Temple :Case Study on the Excavation Survey of the Southern Library of BayonTemple, Kou VET
4. THE SACRED GARDEN: Learning from the Conservation of Lumbini, K.
Locana GUNARATNA
5. Deterioration and Preservation of the Three‐storied Stone Pagoda (West)of Gameunsa Temple Site in Gyeongju, Korea, Soo Jin KIM
6. Expression of the Traditional Architectural Elements in the Renewal ofWenming Street Historical Block in Kunming City, China, Li TAO
Title: The Food, Health and Environmental Preservation in the Era ofChanging Climate
Co‐chair: Dr. Hul Siengheng and Prof. Keisuke HANAKI
1. The Effect of the Environment Sound on Human Thermal SENSATITION,Kenta FUKAGAWA
2. Measuring Thermal Insulation Value of Clothing Using Heat Flux Sensor,
Yoshiaki YAMATO
3. The Influence of Solar Radiation upon the Human Body, Yoshihito KURAZUMI
4. Recent Tendency of Accidents in Building Facilities and Risk of Fatal Accidents
by Heatstroke in Construction Industry, Hiroyuki WARIISHI
5. Emission Sources of Air Pollutants in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Ung PORSRY
6. Calibrating the Regeneration Process of the Resin HAIX Used for Arsenic
Affected Community in Cambodia, Theara EUNG
7. Technique and Technology for Kitchen at Rural Villages in Cambodia,
Sumiko YAMAZAKI
Title: Sustainable Development and the Use of Energy
Co‐Chair: Dr. Kouk FIDERO and Prof. Hiroto TAKAGUCHI
1. The Impacts of Electrification on Energy Usage and Lifestyle in Rural Areasof Cambodia, Seng OUSA
2. Form Transformation and Energy Consumption of Cambodian Stilted Houses
in a Rural Area, Hiroto TAKAGUCHI
3. A Survey on Residential Environment And The Renovation for A Bio‐Village

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Around Western Region of China, Yasuko YOSHINO
Actual Situation of Indoor Environment and Energy Consumption in the High‐rise Office buildings in Vietnam, Eriko TOKUDA
5. Practical Process for Introducing Smart Business Continuity Managementto Tokyo, Takeshi SAKIMOTO
6. Future Mobiquitous Tourism in Cambodia, Sok KIMHENG
7. Applying Tesseract for Khmer Optical Character Recognition, Khoy
Saovorak1, Tang Kymeng2, Srun Sovila2*
Break

16:10‐17:10

SCA Management Board Meeting I (SCA Members and observers only)

Kravan

18:30‐

Welcome Gala Dinner hosted by Ministry of Education Youth and Sport

Place tbc

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16 May 2015, SaturdayTime
8:00 ‐Program

Venue

Registration
SCA International Symposium (DAY 2)

8:30‐9:30

9:30‐9:50

Plenary session II
Chair: By Prof. Dr. Mohd Nordin Bin Hassan

Bayon
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Keynote 3: Space Technology: A Powerful Tool for Our Prosperous and Secure
Society, Prof. Kiyoshi HIGUCHI, President, International AstronauticallyFederation Technical Counselor of JAXA, Japan
Keynote 4: Science and Technology for Cambodian Culture Heritage:
An Observation, H.E. Dr. Sackona PHOEURNG, Minister of Culture and Fine Arts,Cambodia
Break
SCA Joint Project Workshops (JPWS)
Title: Cambodian Heritage and Preservation and Environment of Ecosystem
toward the Future

9:50‐12:00
Moderator: Dr. Om ROMNY, Director General, Institute of Technology Cambodia
Prof. Hiroshi YOSHINO, Secretary General, Science Council of Asia.
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4.

12:00‐13:30

Environmental Changes of Cambodia during the Last 20,000 Yearsand Environmental Changes of the Angkor World Heritage during the Last
20 Years, Prof. Shinji TSUKAWAKI, Sedimentary Geology, Kanazawa
University, Ad Hoc Expert of ICC – ANGKOR
Sustainable Platform for the Management of Biosphere Heritage inCambodia, Dr. Siengheng HUL, Director of Research, Institute of Technologyof Cambodia
Natural Capital Accounting: Pathway to Sustaining the Flow ofEcosystem Services, Dr. Sophal CHHUN, Secretariat General for theNational Council on Green Growth, Cambodia
Japanese Collaborators in the Golden Age of Modern Khmer City andArchitecture in Cambodia, Kosuke MATSUBARA, Associate Professor, Universityof Tsukuba

Lunch at the conference venue

BayonBallroom

13:30‐15:30
Group IGroup IIGroup III

PARALLEL SESSION C
Title: Preservation of Cultural Heritage and Disaster Prevention
Co‐chairs: Dr. Bon Sovath and Prof. Hiroshi YOSHINO
1. A Scientific Investigation of the Hull Form, Construction and Seaway
Performance of an Old Korean Ship, “Wando‐sun,” Dr. Hang S. CHOI
2. Proposal of the Curriculum Development for Sustainable Architecture
in Cambodian University, Yumi OHTA
3. The Role of Education and Training in Protecting the Environment andPreserving Cultural, Werner J. SCHMIDT
4. Applying Tesseract for Khmer Optical Character Recognition, Srun SOVILA
5. A Study of the Valuation Method of Heritage Assets at The National Trust,Masako YAMAMOTO
6. Methodology to Evaluate the Urban Spatial Characteristics of Traditional
Cities by Watershed‐Based Analysis, Luong Lim1*, Yoh Sasaki2
Title: The Food, Health and Environmental Preservation in the Era ofChanging Climate
Co‐chairs: Dr. KOUK Fidero and Prof. Fumiko KASUGA
1. Assessment of Rice Water Requirement by Using CROPWAT Model,
SONG Layheang
2. Water Treatment Practice at Rural Areas of Myanmar and Possible
Contribution by Environmental Engineering Technology, Hiroshi SAKAI
3. Metals Assessment in Edible Vegetables from Different Regions inCambodia, Pisith SOK
4. Risk‐based Food Safety Management–For Preserving Food Culture
and Sustainable Healthy Society, Fumiko KASUGA
5. Indigenous Medicinal Plants of Sri Lanka: A Cultural Heritage forDevelopment, N. Savitri KUMAR
Title: Sustainable Development and the Use of Energy
Co‐chairs: Dr. Romny OM and Prof. Tetsu KUBOTA
1. A Web Based Decision Support System for Investment of Banana Based Energy
Bars Industry Establishment in West Java, Yusuf ANDRIANA
2. Extraction of Total Phenolic Compounds from Mangosteen Pericarp
Using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide with Hydrothermal Process, Chhouk
KIM THET
3. Solid Waste Composition, Forecasting of Waste Generation andMethane generation in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Seng KONG
4. The Potential of Palm Oil Mill Effluent For Upgrade Biogas Production,
Muhammad KISMURTONO
5. Making Asian Think‐tank Networks & the Training of Young Leaders for the AsianFuture, Kumiko HABA
6. Science can help in Poverty Alleviation through Sustainable use of Natural
Resourses: a Case study from Pakistan, Zabta Khan Shinwari1* andMuhammad Adnan2

15:30‐15:50

Break

15:50‐16:10

Wrap‐up Meeting Dr. Vijaya KUMAR, President of SCA

16:10‐16:50

Panel Discussion Prof. Dr. Nordin HASAN, Immediate Past President of SCA
How SCA members can work together to achieve our Heritages and role ofScience and Technology for preventing and preserving World Heritages.

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Closing Ceremony H.E. Dr. Phoeurng SACKONA, Minister of Culture and Fine Arts,
Kingdom of Cambodia

17:20‐18:20

SCA Management Board Meeting II (SCA Members and observers only)

18:30‐

Farewell Gala dinner hosted by SCJ (Invitees only)

KravanHotel’s poolsite

17 May 2015, SundayTimeProgram

7:20 ‐17:30

Excursion to the Angkor Wat World and Other Heritage sites (Registrant only)
Departure from Angkor Paradise Hotel. Bus will pick‐up delegates for the site visit

VenueWorldheritage sites(Participation in the morning only is possible) Hotel Venue for the 15th SCA in Siem Reap
Angkor Paradise Hotel
National Road No. 6, Phum Sala Konseng, Sangkat Svay Dankoum, Siem Reap, Kingdom of Cambodia
Tel (855) 63 760 690 / (855) 63 965 658
Fax (855) 63 760 691
E‐mail: info@angkorparadise.net
Website: www.angkorparadise.net

 Registration
Registration desk at the lobby of Hotel Venue

 Contact address
Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC)
P.O. Box 86, Russian Conf. Blvd. Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Tel : 855 23 880 370 / 982 404 H/P: 16 400 200
Fax : 855 23 880 369
E‐mail : sca2015@itc.edu.kh / info@itc.edu.kh
Website : www.itc.edu.kh