EcoBalance 2016
The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Conference Agenda
Overview
Conference
Agenda Overview
October 3, MondayTERRSA Hall at 1F

Seminar room 2&3 at 2F

Conference room (Middle) at 2F

Seminar room 1 at 2F

Conference room B&C at 3F

Conference room D at 3F

Side event 1:

9:00am - 12:00pm

School 2:
Current Developments inLife Cycle Impact
Assessment

1:00pm - 5:20pm

School 1:
Life Cycle Assessment:
theory and practice(2:30pm-4:30pm)
Side event 4:

Future Challenges Toward
Sustainable Palm Products; The 3rd
LCA Food Supply Chain Asia
International Workshop

Pre EcoBalance WS on Urban
Mining; Utilization of secondary
metal resources in our society
advancing Circular Economy

Side event 3:

Side event 2:

DS Lab International Workshop
Basel Forum 2016 Workshop in
on "New Possibilities on
Asia-Pacific Region (The 10th
Disclosure of Corporate
NIES Workshop on E-waste)
Information for Sustainability"

Welcome reception (New Miyako Hotel B1F Yomei-den Banquet Hall)

6:00pm - 8:00pm

October 4, Tuesday
1-A0
Opening and plenary (TERRSA Hall)

9:30am - 12:30pm

Lunch (60 min)12:30pm - 1:30pm

1:30pm - 2:50pm

2:50pm - 3:10pm

TERRSA Hall at 1F

Seminar room 2&3 at 2F

Conference room (Middle) at 2F

Seminar room 1 at 2F

Conference room B&C at 3F

Conference room D at 3F

1-A1
Smart tools and robust
data to implement
standards for sustainable

1-B1
Environmental policy

1-C1
Sustainable living and life
styles1-D1
Suply chain andsustainability assessment

1-E1
Resource supply security

1-F1
Local environmental risk
and potentail

1-E2
Circular economy

1-F2
Resource efficiency

1-E3
Metal and mineral
resources

1-F3
Estimating national ecoefficiency: what
approaches can we take?

1-A2

3:10pm - 4:30pm

Stakeholder reflection on
implementation of Life-Cycle aspects(from Thinking over Assessment toManagement)

Break (20 min)1-B2
Extending global life cycle
community forsustainability

1-C2
Water footprint

1-B3
Circulation, regenerationand mitigation

1-C3
Biodiversity andecosystems

Break (20 min)4:30pm - 4:50pm

4:50pm - 6:10pm

1-A3
Data and software

1-D3
Consumer behavior
Break (20 min)6:10pm - 6:30pm

6:30pm - 8:00pm

1-D2
Design for sustainability

1-A4
Young researchers
meeting

October 5, Wednesday
TERRSA Hall at 1F

2-A1
Status of Asian LCI
9:00am - 10:20am
databases and movements
toward global

Seminar room 2&3 at 2F

2-B1

Consensus building in life cycle
impact assessment: experiences,
achievements and challenges

2-B2

1:20pm - 3:00pm

Conference room B&C at 3F

Conference room D at 3F

2-C1
Manufacturing

2-D1
Green ICT

2-E1
Stock and flow
assessment

2-F1
Cost effectiveness inenvironmental
management

2-D2
Sustainable agricultural
production

2-E2
Material flow analysis forbase metals

2-F2
Bio-materials and bioenergy

2-F3
Critical metals

2-F3
The future of energycritical minerals

Conference room B&C at 3F

Conference room D at 3F

3-E1
Recycling from waste

3-F1
Energy supply

3-E2
Modeling of recycling

3-F2
Energy demand

3-E3
Waste treatment andrecycling

3-F3
Future prospects of energy

Consensus building in life cycle
impact assessment: experiences,
achievements and challenges

2-C2
Industrial symbiosis

2-B3
Sustainable cities andcommunities

2-C3
Social and sustainability
assessment

Lunch (60 min)12:20pm - 1:20pm

2-A3
Sustainability performanceand investment

Seminar room 1 at 2F

Break (20 min)10:20am - 10:40am

2-A2
Keynote panel discussion:
10:40am - 12:20pm
Sustainable value chain
and corporate values

Conference room (Middle) at 2F

2-D3
Sustainable value chain of
agricultural products

3:00pm - 3:10pm

Break (10 min)3:10pm - 5:10pm

2-A4
Poster session (TERRSA Hall)

6:00pm - 8:30pm

Banquet (Hotel Granvia Kyoto 3F Genji Ballroom)

October 6, Thursday
TERRSA Hall at 1F

3-A1

10:00am - 11:20am Life cycle engineering andmanagement

Seminar room 2&3 at 2F

Conference room (Middle) at 2F

3-B1
Nutrients, water &ecosystem services inagriculture

3-C1
3-D1
Environmental accounting Environmental information
and audit
communication
Break (20 min)

11:20am - 11:40am

3-B2

11:40am - 1:00pm

Promoting transdisciplinary science
toward sustainable use of biodiversity
and ecosystem services

3-C2
Scope 3 and green value
chain

3-D2
Hotspots analysis

Lunch (60 min)

1:00pm - 2:00pm

3-B3

2:00pm - 3:20pm

Seminar room 1 at 2F

Promoting transdisciplinary science
toward sustainable use of biodiversity
and ecosystem services

3-C3
Organizational LCA

3-D3
Hotspots analysis

3:20pm - 3:40pm

Break (20 min)3:40pm - 5:40pm

Closing and networking drinks (TERRSA Hall)

October 7, Friday
Conference room 2 at 3F
9:00am - 4:00pm

Side event 5: Expert Workshop "Contributions of Life Cycle Thinking to Sustainable Development Pathways – and the Role of Global LCA Data Access Network"Banquet (Granvia Hotel Kyoto)

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EcoBalance 2016
The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Program at a Glance
2016/10/4 (Tue.)
Room B: Seminar room 2&3 at 2F

Room A: TERRSA Hall at 1F
1-A0 Opening and plenary (TERRSA Hall)

Room C: Conference room (Middle) at 2F

Keynote 1 To what extent is corporate sustainability important for institutional investors?
Colin Melvin, Hermes Investment Management, United Kingdom

9:30am
12:30pm

Keynote 2 Management information disclosure and engagement with investors towards ESG investments
Satoshi Ando, OMRON Corporation, Japan
Keynote 3 Life cycle in support of 2 degrees
Edgar Hertwich, Yale University, United States of America

12:30pm
1:30pmLunch (60 min)
1-A1

1-B1
Environmental policy

Smart tools and robust data to implement standards forsustainable success*With simultaneous translation (English - Japanese)

Chair
Chair
1-A1-1

1-A1-2
1:30pm2:50pm

1-A1-3

1-A1-4

2:50pm3:10pm

1-C1
Sustainable living and lifestyles

Li-Hsing Shih, National Cheng Kung
Chair Atsushi Inaba, Kogakuin University, Japan
University, Taiwan, Republic of China
Hyung Chul Kim, Ford Motor Company,
Marc-Andree Wolf, maki Consulting GmbH,
Yasunari Matsuno, Chiba University, Japan Chair
Chair
United States of America
Germany
1:30pm-11:50pm 1-B1-1
1:30pm-11:50pm 1-C1-3
1:30pm-11:50pm
Life cycle based CO2 emission credits:
Smart tools and robust data to implement
options for buffering unintended
Addressing housing deficit in thestandards for sustainable successconsequences of current tailpipe emissions
developing world
regulation in the automotive industry
Martin Baitz
Annekatrin Lehmann
Felipe Vasquez
Norwegian University of Science andthinkstep AG
Technische Universität Berlin
Technology
1:50pm-2:10pm 1-B1-2
1:50pm-2:10pm 1-C1-1
1:50pm-2:10pm
Comparative study to investigate therelation between Environmental Policy
New practices, from Life Cycle Thinking to
Effects of lifestyle and householdmechanism and Innovation in recycling of
Shared Value Creation
expenditure on household waste generation
End-of-life (ELV): Case study of ELV
technologies in Japan and EU
Stéphane MOREL
Rajeev Kumar Singh
Yasuhiro MATSUIRENAULT
University of Tsukuba
Okayama University
2:10pm-2:30pm 1-B1-3
2:10pm-2:30pm 1-C1-2
2:10pm-2:30pm
Martin Baitz, thinkstep AG, Germany

Chair

SUSTAINABILITY AT TEIJIN: CUSTOMERBENEFIT MODEL AND CASE STUDY TIRES

Modeling and scenarios analysis of waste
collection and transportation in Danang city,
Vietnam.

Sustainable Lifestyles and Stakeholder
Engagement: How the twain shall meet

Heidi Beers
Teijin Aramid

Yasuhiro MATSUIOkayama University

Sanjeevan Bajaj
FICCI Quality Forum

2:30pm-2:50pm 1-B1-4

2:30pm-2:50pm 1-C1-4

Embedding product sustainability inbusiness strategy using life cycle
assessment approach

Feasibility analysis of Large Scale Solar PV
with Feed in Tariff Policy in Malaysia.

Uday Gupta
Mahindra Sanyo Special Steel Pvt Limited

Maryam Huda Ahmad Phesal
University of Tsukuba

2:30pm-2:50pm
The Economic and Environmental Effects ofConsumption by East-Asian Tourists in
Kyoto: a Multi-regional Waste Input-Output
Approach
Makiko Tsukui
Tokyo International University

Break (20 min)
1-A2

Stakeholder reflection on implementation of Life-Cycle
aspects (from Thinking over Assessment toManagement)*With simultaneous translation (English - Japanese)

1-B2
Extending global life cycle community forsustainability

1-C2
Water footprint

Masahiko Hirao, The University of Tokyo,
Anne-Marie Boulay, CIRAIG - Ecole
Chair
Japan
Polytechnique, Canada
James Archie Fava, thinkstep, United States
Martina B. Prox, ifu Hamburg GmbH,
Kevin Harding, University of the
Chair
Chair
Chair
of America
Germany
Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
1-A2-1
3:10pm-3:30pm 1-B2-1
3:10pm-3:30pm 1-C2-1
3:10pm-3:30pm
Corporate Sustainability Performance
Informed design and procurement decisions
Production-based water footprints of power
Measurement taking more and more a Life
with whole building LCA
generation in Mongolia
Cycle Perspective
Darryl Stuckey
Martina B. Prox
Tomohiro Okadera
Chair

Martin Baitz, thinkstep AG, Germany

Chair

Lendlease corporation
3:10pm
4:30pmifu Hamburg GmbH
3:30pm-4:30pm 1-B2-2

Moderated discussion

3:30pm-3:50pm 1-C2-2
Communication And Collaboration As
Essential Elements For Accelerating The
Uptake Of Life Cycle Information
Guido Sonnemann
University of Bordeaux
1-B2-3
3:50pm-4:10pm 1-C2-3
Policy Design and Evaluation for
Sustainable Consumption and Production
Patterns
Masahiko Hirao
The University of Tokyo

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ProgramNational Institute for Environmental Studies
3:30pm-3:50pm
Freshwater thermal pollution from thepower sector: global regionalized andtraded impacts
Christopher Oberschelp
ETH Zurich
3:50pm-4:10pm
Water Stress Index and Water Scarcity
Footprint Application to Land-use Policy for
Food and Fuel Crops in Thailand
Thapat Silalertruksa
The Joint Graduate School of Energy andEnvironment, King Mongkut University ofTechnology Thonburi

EcoBalance 2016
The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Program at a Glance
2016/10/4 (Tue.)
Room E: Conference room B&C at 3F

Room D: AV Study room at 2F

Room F: Conference room D at 3F

Lunch (60 min)

1-D1
Supply chain and sustainability assessment

1-E1
Resource supply security

1-F1
Local environmental risk and potential

Erik O Ahlgren, Chalmers University ofTechnology, Sweden
Junbeum Kim, University of Technology of
Yasunori Kikuchi, The University of Tokyo,
Chair
Chair
Kazuyo Matsubae, Tohoku University, Japan
Chair
Troyes, FranceJapan
1-D1-1
1:30pm-11:50pm 1-E1-1
1:30pm-11:50pm 1-F1-1
1:30pm-11:50pm
Evaluation of the Carbon emission reduction
Multi-Optimization of Thai Economy Based on
potential of China’s Iron and Steel Sector by
Learning Criticality from Past Experiences
Environmentally Extended Input-Output Model
simulation analysis: Case Study in the BeijingTianjin-Hebei metropolitan region
Viganda Varabuntoonvit
Hiroki Hatayama
Zhaoling Li
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science
Kasetsart University
University of Tsukuba
and Technology (AIST)
1-D1-2
1:50pm-2:10pm 1-E1-2
1:50pm-2:10pm 1-F1-2
1:50pm-2:10pm
Chair

1-D1-3

Shigemi Kagawa, Kyushu University, Japan

Chair

Komal Habib, University of Waterloo, Canada

Chair

Vulnerability assessment of supply chainsusing the life cycle inventory database

Geopolitical-related supply risk assessment in
the framework of Life Cycle Sustainability
Assessment: the case of electric vehicles with acomparison to environmental impacts

Quantification of the In-use Carbon Retention in
the Society

Jun Nakatani
The University of Tokyo

Guido Sonnemann
University of BordeauxHajime Ohno
Tohoku University

2:10pm-2:30pm 1-E1-3

2:10pm-2:30pm 1-F1-3

2:10pm-2:30pm

Environmental impacts of high penetration
renewable energy scenarios for Europe

Extending the Geopolitical Supply Risk
Indicator: Application of LCSA to the
Petrochemical Supply Chain of PAN-based
Carbon Fibers

Upcycling and Carbon Footprinting for Creative
Waste Management and Greenhouse Gas
Reduction

Edgar Hertwich
Yale University

Christoph Helbig
University of Augsburg

RATTANAWAN MUNGKUNG
Kasetsart University

2:30pm-2:50pm 1-E1-4

Discussion

2:30pm-2:50pm 1-F1-4

2:30pm-2:50pm

Supply risk assessments of low-carbon energy
technologies with Hybrid LCA

Risk Assessment of Water-Energy-Food Nexus
for a Small Island

Keisuke Nansai
National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES)

Wei LinNational Taiwan University

Break (20 min)

1-D2
Design for sustainability

1-E2
Circular economy

Edgar Hertwich, Yale University, United States
Sonia Valdivia, Peruvian Life Cycle Network Chair
Chair
of America
Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru, Peru
Katsuhito Nakazawa, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.,
Yoshikazu Shinohara, National Institute for
Chair
Chair
Chair
Japan
Materials Science, Japan
1-D2-1
3:10pm-3:30pm 1-E2-1
3:10pm-3:30pm 1-F2-1
Persuasive system design strategy and usefulTraceability schemes for secondary metals fromgamification elements for energy-saving
developing countries: ISO Guidance Principles
behavior
Li-Hsing Shih
Sonia Valdivia
Peruvian Life Cycle Network - Pontificia Universidad
National Cheng Kung University
Catolica del Peru
1-D2-2
3:30pm-3:50pm 1-E2-2
3:30pm-3:50pm 1-F2-2
Chair

Functionality-wise evaluation method based on
MIPS: A case study on frame structures

1-D2-3

Satoshi Ota
Universisty of Tokyo

A calculation of metal consumption toward 2100
Kohmei HALADA
National Institute for Materials Science
3:50pm-4:10pm 1-F2-3

1-F2
Resource efficiency
Yuh-Ming Lee, National Taipei University,
Taiwan, Republic of China
Yosuke Shigetomi, Nagasaki University, Japan
3:10pm-3:30pm
Framework for analysing resource-efficient andeffective solutions
Siri Ester Matilda Willskytt
Chalmers University of Technology
3:30pm-3:50pm
What makes solutions within the manufacturingindustry resource efficient and effective?
Daniel Böckin
Chalmers University of Technology

3:50pm-4:10pm 1-E2-3
EVALUATION METHOD OF FUNCTION AND
FUNCTIONALITY-WISE QUANTITY PERFORMED
BY MATERIALS THOROUGH THEIR LIFE CYCLE
Daisuke Matsui

Glen David Corder

3:50pm-4:10pm
Development of an indicator set for measuringresource efficiency on micro-level via life cycle
assessment
Nils Thonemann

THE UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO

University of Queensland

University of Göttingen

Joining the loop: the mining industry's
contribution to the circular economy

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EcoBalance 2016
The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Program at a Glance
4:10pm-4:30pm

4:10pm-4:30pm

Panel discussion

4:30pm
4:50pmDiscussion

Break (20 min)
1-A3
Data and software

1-B3
Circulation, regeneration and mitigation

Guido Sonnemann, University of Bordeaux,
Chair
FranceYasushi Furushima, Mizuho Information &
Chair
Chair
Research Institute, Inc., Japan
1-A3-1
4:50pm-5:10pm 1-B3-1
Towards consistent allocation proceduresfor co-production and recycling in LCA
standards and guidelines
Dieuwertje Louise Schrijvers
University of Bordeaux
1-A3-2
5:10pm-5:30pm 1-B3-2
Chair

4:50pm6:10pm

1-C3
Biodiversity and ecosystems

Gang Liu, University of Southern Denmark,
Chair
DenmarkTsuyoshi Fujita, National Institute for
Chair
Environmental Studies, Japan
4:50pm-5:10pm 1-C3-1

Taku Kadoya, National Institute forEnvironmental Studies, Japan
Trakarn Prapaspongsa, Mahidol University,
Thailand
4:50pm-5:10pm

Development of infrastructure for reuse andremanufacturing

Impacts of hydropower production on
biodiversity: overview and the way forward

Carl Johan Dalhammar
Lund University

Francesca Verones
NTNU

5:10pm-5:30pm 1-C3-2

5:10pm-5:30pm

Data-driven approach for sustainability
science – Open Data, Big data andSustainability Indicators Approach

Refurbishing the existing building stock Labour, Investment and other bottlenecks

Biodiversity as the next strategic target

Vivek Anand Asokan

Claudio Nägeli

Mark Goedkoop

The Univesity of Tokyo

Chalmers University of Technology

PRé

1-A3-3

5:30pm-5:50pm 1-B3-3

5:30pm-5:50pm 1-C3-3

Ocelot: Open source linking software forsystem models in LCA

Evaluation of the urban regeneration
strategies considering the future life stylechanges in building sector

Chris Mutel

Miho Kamei

Paul Scherrer Institute

The University of Tokyo

1-A3-4

5:50pm-6:10pm 1-B3-4
inventories.io: A new format and network for
inventory data
Chris Mutel
Paul Scherrer Institute

6:10pm
6:30pm

5:30pm-5:50pm
Valuation of Thailand’s Ecosystem
Productivity

Piyanon Kaenchan
King Mongkut's University of Technology
Thonburi
5:50pm-6:10pm 1-C3-4
5:50pm-6:10pm

Mitigation Potentials in the Chinese
Commercial Sector at Provincial Level up to
2030

Participative valuation of ecosystemservices of aquatic ecosystems – 6 casestudy area across Europe

Rui Xing
National Institute for Environmental Studies,Japan

Philippe Ange Ker Rault
Alterra WUR

Break (20 min)

Chair
Shogo Eguchi, Kyushu University, Japan
6:30pm-8:00pm
6:30pm 1-A4
Young researchers meeting
8:00pmFlash session with Int. J. LCA award by
Springer
2016/10/5 (Wed.)
Room B: Seminar room 2&3 at 2F

Room A: TERRSA Hall at 1F

Room C: Conference room (Middle) at 2F

2-A1

2-B1
Status of Asian LCI databases and movements toward
Consensus building in life cycle impact assessment:
global interoperability
experiences, achievements and challenges

2-C1
Manufacturing*With simultaneous translation (English - Japanese)

Chair

Kiyotaka Tahara, National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science andTechnology (AIST), Japan

Chair

Rolf Frischknecht, treeze Ltd., Switzerland

Chair

Chair

Koichi Shobatake, TCO2 Co. Ltd., Japan

Chair

Llorenc Mila i Canals, UNEP, France

Chair

2-A1-1

9:00am-9:15am 2-B1-1
9:00am-9:20am 2-C1-1
Toward the interoperability of global LCIThe UNEP SETAC Life Cycle Initiative
databases
flagship project on Global guidance onMark, Goedkoop
environmental life cycle impact assessment
PRé
indicators
Rolf Frischknecht
2-A1-2
9:15am-9:25am
treeze Ltd.
National LCI Development and applications 2-B1-2
9:20am-9:40am 2-C1-2
Tassaneewan, Chom-In
Improving global warming impact
National Metal and Materials Technology
assessment in LCA: Results from a
Centerconsensus finding workshop
9:00amKatsumasa Tanaka
2-A1-3
9:25am-9:35am
10:20amNational Institute for Environmental Studies
Current development of National LCI DB(NIES)
in Korea
2-B1-3
9:40am-10:00am 2-C1-3
Jangyul, Cho
Health effects from indoor and outdoor
Korea Environmental Industry &exposuretofineparticulatematterin lifeTechnology Institutecycle impact assessment
Bruce Vigon
SETAC

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ProgramYasushi Umeda, the University of Tokyo,
Japan
Sangwon Suh, University of California Santa
Barbara, United States of America
9:00am-9:20am
Proposal of methodological extension of
LCA to assess future technologies
considering scale effect
Kotaro Kawajiri
AIST

9:20am-9:40am
Linear Physical Programming Approach for
an Advanced-Repair-To-Order-DisassemblyTo-Order System in Multiple Periods
Aya Ishigaki
Tokyo University of Science
9:40am-10:00am
A comprehensive analysis in sustainable
manufacturing of natural rubber: The caseof a Sri Lankan crepe rubber processing mill
Pasan T Dunuwila
Toyohashi University of Technology

EcoBalance 2016
The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Program at a Glance
1-D2-4

4:10pm-4:30pm 1-E2-4
Integration of consumer satisfaction inassessing environmental impact: case of ebook reader
Eri Amasawa
The University of Tokyo

4:10pm-4:30pm 1-F2-4
Resilience in Material Supply Chains, With aCase Study from the 2010 Rare Earth Crisis
Benjamin Sprecher
Yale University

4:10pm-4:30pm
Kanban control mechanism for
manufacturing/remanufacturing systems withstochastic returns
Aya Ishigaki
Tokyo University of Science

Break (20 min)
1-D3
Consumer behavior

1-E3
Metal and mineral resources

1-F3
Estimating national eco-efficiency: what approaches can
we take?

Chair

Sanjeevan Bajaj, FICCI Quality Forum, India

Chair

Eiji Yamasue, Ritsumeikan University, Japan

Chair

Chair

Kiyo Kurisu, The University of Tokyo, Japan

Chair

Alicia Gauffin, KTH, Sweden

Chair

1-D3-1

4:50pm-5:10pm 1-E3-1
Consumers’ acceptance of smart homes withnew advanced technologies: Applying a socialpsychological approach
Ayu Washizu
Waseda University
1-D3-2
5:10pm-5:30pm 1-E3-2

4:50pm-5:10pm 1-F3-1
A detailed assessment of indium supply
potential from primary production
Timothy Tyson Werner
Monash University

5:10pm-5:30pm 1-F3-2

Analysis on Factors Affecting Consumer
Evaluation of Life Cycle Environmental
Information of Food Products

Enhancing Resource Efficiency of Metal
Working Processes: What Does LCA Tell Us?

Naoki Yoshikawa

Liselotte Schebek

Ritsumeikan University

Technische Universität Darmstadt

Seiji Hashimoto, Ritsumeikan University, Japan
Ester van der Voet, Leiden University,
Netherlands, The
4:50pm-5:10pm
Resource Efficiency and Circular Economy:
How to evaluate progress towards a moresustainable society?
Ester van der Voet
Leiden University
5:10pm-5:30pm
Developing methodology to evaluate
decoupling economic growth fromenvironmental impacts of resources andmaterials use in Japan – preliminary
comparison

Dai Kimura

Rolf Frischknecht

Chika Aoki-Suzki
Institute for Global Environmental Strategies /Graduate School of Science and Engineering
Ritsumeikan University
5:30pm-5:50pm
Environmental impacts of resources andmaterials use: A Case Study of biomass
including time-series and decomposition
analysis
Sebastien Michaël René Dente

Chiba Institute of Technology

treeze Ltd.

Ritsumeikan University

1-D3-3

5:30pm-5:50pm 1-E3-3
Promotion of environmental conscious
consumption based on the understanding ofpeople’s heuristics

1-D3-45:30pm-5:50pm 1-F3-3
Impact assessment of primary mineral
resources: the role of borrowing and dissipative
resource use

5:50pm-6:10pm 1-E3-4

Sarunnoud Phuphisith5:50pm-6:10pm 1-F3-4
Calculation of Characterization Factors ofMineral Resource Consumption Considering
Future Supply and Demand Changes -A
Comparison between Iron and CopperRyosuke Yokoi

Shinsuke Murakami

The University of Tokyo

the University of Tokyo

the University of Tokyo

Promoting Pro-Environmental Behaviors: howdifferent they are performed? ─A comparison of
3 cities; Bangkok, Tokyo and Seoul

5:50pm-6:10pm
Reviewing LCA Database for Metallic Materials
Production

Break (20 min)

Chair
Chair
2-D1-1

2-D1-2

Room D: AV Study room at 2F

2016/10/5 (Wed.)
Room E: Conference room B&C at 3F

Room F: Conference room D at 3F

2-D1
Green ICT

2-E1
Stock and flow assessment

2-F1
Cost effectiveness in environmental management

Yoshinori Kobayashi, Toshiba Corporation,
Japan

Chair

Yasunari Matsuno, Chiba University, Japan

Chair

Aiichiro Kashiwagi, OSAKA GAS CO., LTD.,Japan

Steven Robert McGreevy, Research Institute for
Chair
Humanity and Nature, Japan
9:00am-9:20am 2-E1-1

Glen David Corder, University of Queensland,
Chair
Australia
9:00am-9:20am 2-F1-1

Environmental burdens of data centres – notonly the use stage matters

Observation from Heaven - the Use of Nighttime
Light

Comparison of case studies on cost-benefit
analysis of green roof

Kirana Wolf
maki Consulting GmbH

Feng Chi Hsu
University of Colorado at Boulder

Tomohiko Ihara
The University of Tokyo

9:20am-9:40am 2-E1-2

9:20am-9:40am 2-F1-2

Wichai Chattinnawat, Chiang Mai University,
Thailand
9:00am-9:20am

9:20am-9:40am

Estimating the Environmental Impact of ICT
Services on the basis of Published Data

Study of Anthropogenic Disturbance with
Geomorphologic Change

Cost and environmental optimization of byproduct supply chains using CLCA

Tomomi Nagao

Keisuke Yoshida

Ernst Johannes Prosman

NTT

Nagoya University

2-D1-3

9:40am-10:00am 2-E1-3

Aalborg University
9:40am-10:00am 2-F1-3

9:40am-10:00am

Environmental Assessment of ICT options
within local authorities

The steel scrap reserves and losses perindustrial sector in United States

Sustainability of Energy Efficiency Investment
to Local Manufacturing

Petra Hutner
University of Augsburg

Alicia Gauffin
KTH

Jun-Ki Choi
University of Dayton

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The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Program at a Glance
2-A1-410:00am-10:20am 2-C1-4
9:35am-10:10am 2-B1-4
Global guidance on land use impacts on
Current status of inventory databases inbiodiversity indicators in LCA
Japan -Internationalization of IDEA and
Llorenc Mila i Canals
progress of JLCA databaseUNEP
Kiyotaka, Tahara
National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology (AIST)
10:10am-10:20am

Discussion

10:20am
10:40amBreak (20 min)
2-A2

2-B2

2-C2
Industrial symbiosis

Keynote panel discussion: Sustainable value chain andConsensus building in life cycle impact assessment:
corporate values
experiences, achievements and challenges*With simultaneous translation (English - Japanese)

Chair

Michiyo Morisawa, CDP, Japan

Sharing the latest topics on sustainablevalue chain and corporate values anddiscussion.
[Lecturers on the latest topics]
Big change in global responsible
investment; From asset owner’s point ofview
Etsuya Hirose (QUICK Corporation, Japan)
ISO20400: a new international standard of“Sustainable Procurement”
Hidemi Tomita (LRQA Japan)

10:40am
12:20pm[Panelists]
Colin Melvin (Hermes Investment
Management, UK)
Satoshi Ando (OMRON Corporation, Japan)
Hidemi Tomita (LRQA Japan)
Etsuya Hirose (QUICK Corporation, Japan)[Moderator]
Michiyo Morisawa (CDP, Japan)

Chair

Llorenc Mila i Canals, UNEP, France

Chair

Chair

Rolf Frischknecht, treeze Ltd., Switzerland

Chair

2-B2-1

10:40am-11:00am 2-C2-1
The WULCA consensus for water scarcity
footprints: Assessing impacts of water
consumption based on human andecosystem demands
Anne-Marie Boulay
CIRAIG - Ecole Polytechnique2-B2-2
11:00am-11:20am 2-C2-2
Development of a consensus-based
characterization model of water scarcity
impact on human health

Hiroki Tanikawa, Nagoya University, Japan
Carl Johan Dalhammar, Lund University,
Sweden
10:40am-11:00am
Regional Planning and Evaluation System
for Industrial and Urban Symbiosis
considering Land Use Changes
Yi DouNational Institute for Environmental Studies
11:00am-11:20am
Evaluation and Allocation of Greenhousegas (GHG) emission reductions of industrial
symbiosis (IS) networks using life cycle
approaches
Hung-Suck Park

Masaharu Motoshita
National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Univieristy of Ulsan
Science and Technology
2-B2-3
11:20am-11:40am 2-C2-3

2-B2-4

11:20am-11:40am

Mainstreaming life cycle thinking through aconsistent approach to footprints

Indicator assessment (co-benefits) for lowcarbon pathways in European cities

Rolf Frischknecht
treeze Ltd.

Clara Camarasa
Chalmers University of Technology
11:40am-12:00pm
Causal Mechanism of Infrastructures
Construction for Smart Industrial Park
Promotion
Zhaowen Liu
Chongqing University
12:00pm-12:20pm

Development of LIME3 -a global scale
environmental life cycle impact assessment
method-The Carbon Partnership Performance inConstruction industry (case study on
POSCO E&C case)

Norihiro Itsubo

Minjin HaTokyo city university

SMaRT ECO Corporation

11:40am-12:00pm 2-C2-4
Reaching consensus on cross-cutting
issues in life cycle impact assessment(LCIA)
Francesca Verones
NTNU
2-B2-512:00pm-12:20pm 2-C2-5

12:20pm
1:20pmLunch (60 min)2-B3
Sustainable cities and communities

2-A3
Sustainability performance and investment
Chair
Chair
2-A3-1

2-A3-2Michiyasu Nakajima, Kansai University,Japan

Hung-Suck Park, Univieristy of Ulsan, Korea,
Chair
Republic of (South Korea)
Yutaka Genchi, National Institute ofAndreas Möller, Leuphana University
Chair
Advanced Industrial Science and
Chair
Lueneburg, Germany
Technology, Japan
1:20pm-1:40pm 2-B3-1
1:20pm-1:40pm 2-C3-1
Chair

Jun Nakatani, The University of Tokyo,
Japan
Mark Goedkoop, PRé, Netherlands, The
1:20pm-1:40pm

Energy autarky and civic activism: LCA
results as decision support

A Stepwise Method for Life Cycle
Sustainability Assessment

Bernd Wagner
University of Augsburg

Roberta Stefanie Graf
Fraunhofer IBP

Liang Dong
Leiden University

1:40pm-2:00pm 2-B3-2

1:20pmShoji Oka
Kansai University
3:00pm 2-A3-3
2:00pm-2:20pm 2-B3-3
The Development of Corporate Performance
Information on Sustainability: Practice inJapanese Company
Asako Kimura
Kansai University

Program

2-C3Social and sustainability assessment

Information Disclosure on Sustainability
Performance to Corporate Stakeholders

New Corporate Information on Sustainability
Performance, especially on Natural Capital
Accounting in Japanese Companies

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10:00am-10:20am
Scenario Analysis for Technology Choices
in Woody Biomass Energy Businesses
Yusuke Kishita
The University of Tokyo

1:40pm-2:00pm 2-C3-2

A Conceptual Design of Incentive System for
E-waste Collection in Emerging Countries
Jessica Hanafi
Universitas Pelita Harapan

1:40pm-2:00pm

Social Life Cycle Impact Assessment of
Desktops Considering the Use Phase

Winco K C Yung
Hong Kong Polytechnic University
2:00pm-2:20pm 2-C3-3
2:00pm-2:20pm
Electronic and electric equipment waste
The sustainability assessment of biodiesel
separation in Thailand: A Life cycle
for Japanese local governments
assessment of a community’s activities.
Pornnapa Sutawong
Renzhuo Wang
Naresuan Univerity
Waseda University

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The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Program at a Glance
2-D1-410:00am-10:20am 2-E1-4
Method for assessing environmental reboundeffects caused by ICT use
Xiaoxi Zhang
NTT

10:00am-10:20am 2-F1-4
Assessment of Secondary Aluminum Reserves
in Major Countries
Kyaw Nyunt Maung
Ritsumeikan University

10:00am-10:20am
Energy Auditing in the Asian Context:
Impediments of Knowledge Externalities
Harald Ernst Otto
Polytechnic University of Marche

Break (20 min)

2-D2
Sustainable agricultural production
Chair
Chair
2-D2-1

2-E2
Material flow analysis for base metals

Naoki Yoshikawa, Ritsumeikan University,
Chair
Japan
Rattanawan Mungkung, Kasetsart University,
Chair
Thailand
10:40am-11:00am 2-E2-1
Life Cycle Assessment of Oil Palm Nurseries
and Plantations at Site-Specific Conditions:
Case Studies from Indonesia

Ichiro Daigo, The University of Tokyo, Japan

2-F2
Bio-materials and bio-energy
Chair

Yasuhiro Fukushima, Tohoku University, Japan

Artem Golev, The University of Queensland,
Chair
Australia
10:40am-11:00am 2-F2-1

Venkata Krishna Kumar Upadhyayula, Umea
University, Sweden
10:40am-11:00am

The mechanics of material flow represented bydynamic WIO

Vita Dhian Lelyana
Shinichiro Nakamura
Indonesian Oil Palm Research Institute
Waseda university
2-D2-2
11:00am-11:20am 2-E2-2

CO2 Emission of “Bio-based PET”

Liselotte Schebek

Gang Liu

11:00am-11:20am
Practical Case Study: Life Cycle Sustainability
Assessment of 2nd generation bio-refineries
produced fumaric acid for downstream
production of bio-plastics
Mieke Klein

Technische Universität Darmstadt

University of Southern Denmark

ifu Hamburg GmbH

Scenario Analysis of Land Use Change andCarbon Flows from Palm Oil Production inIndonesia

11:00am-11:20am 2-F2-2

Toshiro SEMBA
Iida Women's Junior College

Decoupling Analysis based on “Flow andStock” Indicators: Methodology and U.S.
Aluminum Case Study

2-D2-3

11:20am-11:40am 2-E2-3
11:20am-11:40am 2-F2-3
The Sustainability of Malaysian Palm Oil - theUncertainty and validation of dynamic MFA
Biomass Approach as one of Its Strategic
model
Drivers
Foo Yuen Ng
Daryna Panasiuk
Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC)
IRT M2P
2-D2-4
11:40am-12:00pm 2-E2-4
11:40am-12:00pm 2-F2-4
Quality of secondary raw materials as a crucial
Life Cycle Assessment of Silica from Sugar
impediment for establishing circular economic
Cane Dregs Dust
systems
Bambang Mulyana Hermanto
Witold-Roger Poganietz
Bogor Agricultural University
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
2-D2-512:00pm-12:20pm 2-E2-5
12:00pm-12:20pm 2-F2-5
Does higher crop productivity coincide withincreased environmental impacts? Implications
Dynamic Material Flow Analysis of Stainlessof correlated uncertainties in comparative life
Steelcycle assessment of rice production systems
Kiyotada Hayashi
Yasunari Matsuno
National Agriculture and Food Research
Chiba University
Organization

11:20am-11:40am
The LCA study of the gas cleaning systemusing HAS-Clay as an adsorbent for Bio-H2
purification.
Shohei Kuroda
Tokyo University of Science
11:40am-12:00pm
Reduction GHG Emission from Biodiesel
Production Chain through Technologies
Implementation
Yandra Arkeman
Bogor Agricultural University
12:00pm-12:20pm
Environmental Benefit Assessment on
Bioenergy Production in Terms of the WaterEnergy-Land Nexus in Taiwan
Li-Heng Chen
National Taiwan University

Lunch (60 min)
2-D3
Sustainable value chain of agricultural products

2-F3
Critical metals

2-F3
The future of energy-critical minerals

Chair

Kiyotada Hayashi, National Agriculture andFood Research Organization, Japan

Chair

Witold-Roger Poganietz, Karlsruhe Institute ofTechnology, Germany

Chair

Benjamin C. McLellan, Kyoto University, Japan

Chair

Liselotte Schebek, Technische Universität
Darmstadt, Germany

Chair

Benjamin Sprecher, Yale University, UnitedStates of America

Chair

Elsa Margaret Dominish, University ofTechnology Sydney, Australia

2-D3-1

1:20pm-1:40pm 2-E3-1
Evaluation of Lifecycle of Packaged
Strawberries Considering the Damage
Reduction during Simulated Transportation
Akihiro Izumi
Plastic Waste Management Institute
2-D3-2
1:40pm-2:00pm 2-E3-2
Life cycle and land use assessment as a tool forenhancing sustainable agricultural value
chains: Case study on major biomass products
for food, feed and fuel in Thailand
Trakarn Prapaspongsa
Mahidol University
2-D3-3
2:00pm-2:20pm 2-E3-3

1:20pm-1:40pm 2-F3-1

Atsushi Terazono
National Institute for Environmental Studies
1:40pm-2:00pm 2-F3-2

1:20pm-1:40pm
Critical Metals for 21st Century Energy
Technologies: Assessing Global Resources andGrounds for Optimism
Timothy Tyson Werner
Monash University
1:40pm-2:00pm

Exploring urban mining challenges – case ofcritical resources recovery from WEEE

Resources requirements for a Hydrogen
Economy - Examining Alternatives

Komal Habib
University of Waterloo

Benjamin C. McLellan
Kyoto University

Informal e-waste recycling and its metal
recovery in the Philippines

2:00pm-2:20pm 2-F3-3

2:00pm-2:20pm

LCA of Pandan Wangi Rice for Sustainable
Food Supply Chain in Indonesia

Hotspot analysis for global dissipative losses of
25 metals and metalloids

Lithium and the mineral-energy nexus

Yandra Arkeman
Bogor Agricultural University

Christoph Helbig
University of Augsburg

Damien Giurco
University of Technology Sydney

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EcoBalance 2016
The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Program at a Glance
2-A3-4

2:20pm-2:40pm 2-B3-4
A proposition of disclosing social
responsibility for investors in stock
markets: Experimental economics approach
KENJU AKAIThe University of Tokyo
2-A3-52:40pm-3:00pm 2-B3-5
Social Preference and Responsible
Investment under Uncertainty
Nariaki Nishino
The University of Tokyo

3:00pm3:10pm3:10pm5:10pm
6:00pm
8:30pm2:20pm-2:40pm 2-C3-4

2:20pm-2:40pm
Application of Equator Principle to Social
Impact Assessment of Offshore Wind Power
Development
Leonidas Milios
SHIH JUNG LIAO
Lund University
National Taipei University
2:40pm-3:00pm 2-C3-5
2:40pm-3:00pm
Effects of Residential Conditions on Elderly
Sustainability Assessment of Public
Persons who need Long-term Care in 1,200
Residential Buildings in Hong Kong based
Japanese Municipalities
on LCSA
Kentaro Suzuki
Yahong Dong
Technological and Higher Education Institute of
Keio University
Hong Kong
Policies for increased re-use and recyclingin the Swedish plastics value chain

Break (10 min)
2-A4
Poster session (TERRSA Hall)
Banquet (Hotel Granvia Kyoto 3F Genji Ballroom)

Room A: TERRSA Hall at 1F
3-A1
Life cycle engineering and management
Chair

Rajesh Kumar Singh, thinkstep India, India

2016/10/6 (Thu.)
Room B: Seminar room 2&3 at 2F
3-B1
Nutrients, water and ecosystem services inagriculture
Chair

Masanori Saito, Tohoku University, Japan

Room C: Conference room (Middle) at 2F
3-C1
Environmental accounting and audit
Chair

Asako Kimura, Kansai University, Japan

Yandra Arkeman, Bogor Agricultural
Bernd Wagner, University of Augsburg,
Chair
Ryo Yokoyama, TDK Corporation, Japan
Chair
Chair
University, Indonesia
Germany
3-A1-1
10:00am-10:20am 3-B1-1
10:00am-10:20am 3-C1-1
10:00am-10:20am
Projection of global nitrogen footprints
Identifying innovation opportunities withThe Environmental Costs Analysis ofunder the future condition of food
LCA
Cement Industry in Thailand
production and consumption
Mark Goedkoop
Takuma Takiuchi
TASSANEEWAN CHOM-IN
PRé

The university of Tokyo

National Metal and Materials Technology Center

3-A1-2

10:20am-10:40am 3-B1-2
10:20am-10:40am 3-C1-2
Diffusion of Environmental Innovations in
Developing Countries: Analysis of the
Scenarios of Global Phosphorus Flows from
Impact of FDI, R&D and Geographical
Agriculture and Domestic Wastewater
10:00am
Proximity
11:20am
Helmut Yabar
Cherry Myo Lwin
Ritsumeikan Global Innovation Research
University of Tsukuba
Organization ( R-GIRO)
3-A1-3
10:40am-11:00am 3-B1-3
10:40am-11:00am 3-C1-3
Challenges for Knowledge Engineering inEnvironmental Life Cycle Assessment

Assessing Water Scarcity in Malaysia: A
Case Study of Rice Production

Caroline SABLAYROLLES
University of Toulouse (France)
3-A1-411:00am-11:20am 3-B1-4
Disruptive Technologies: Surviving
Technology Valley of Death with Improved
Sustainable Performance (Case Studies
from Nano and Biotech Industry)
Venkata Krishna Kumar Upadhyayula
Umea University
11:20am
11:40am

10:40am-11:00am
Material Flow Cost Accounting as a
Decision Support Instrument

11:00am-11:20am

A framework to incorporate experimental
data into life cycle impact assessment on
ecosystem services in agroecosystems

Energy Auditing in the Asian Context:
Neglected Channels of Knowledge
Spillovers

Wirong Chanthorn

Harald Ernst Otto

Kasetsart University

Polytechnic University of Marche

Break (20 min)3-B2
Promoting transdisciplinary science towardsustainable use of biodiversity and ecosystemservices
Keiichiro Kanemoto, Shinshu University,
Chair
Japan
Chair

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Chiang Mai University

Marlia Mohd Hanafiah
Martina B. Prox
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
ifu Hamburg GmbH
11:00am-11:20am 3-C1-4

Francesca Verones, NTNU, Norway

3-B2-1

11:40am
1:00pm10:20am-10:40am
Sustainable Design Methodology ofIntegrated Quality Inspection for MultiEchelon Supply Chain Under Material Flow
Cost Accounting
WICHAI CHATTINNAWAT

3-C2
Scope 3 and green value chain
Chair
Chair

11:40am-12:00pm 3-C2-1
Introduction to TSUNAGARI: the need toestablish transdisciplinary science toward
conservation and sustainable use of
biodiversity and ecosystem services in Asia
Masahiro Nakaoka
Hokkaido University
3-B2-2
12:00pm-12:20pm 3-C2-2

Jessica Hanafi, Universitas Pelita Harapan,
Indonesia
Leonor Patricia Güereca, Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico
11:40am-12:00pm
Quantifying scope 3 greenhouse gas
emissions of a telecommunication company
using CDP information
Rolf Frischknecht
treeze Ltd.

12:00pm-12:20pm

Mapping the Environmental Footprint of
Nations

SCOPE3 of Kogakuin University Focusing
on Student’s Activities

Keiichiro Kanemoto
Shinshu University

Natsumi Inoue
Kogakuin University

EcoBalance 2016
The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Program at a Glance
2-D3-4

2:20pm-2:40pm 2-E3-4
2:20pm-2:40pm 2-F3-4
Exploring the Potential of Biogas Production in
Environmental assessment of rare earth
Argentina: Case Study on Livestock Manure andelements recycling: The case of recycling ofAgricultural Residues
end-of-life permanent magnets
Florencia Inés Venier
Dionysios Kontoulis
University of Tsukuba
KU Leuven
2:40pm-3:00pm 2-E3-5
2:40pm-3:00pm 2-F3-5
Avoiding environmental impacts of light rare
Discussion
earth production though NdFeB magnet
recycling – a global estimate
Rita Schulze
Oeko-Institut e.V.

2:20pm-2:40pm
Impact of ore degradation from energy
perspective
Akiyuki Masuda
The University of Tokyo

2:40pm-3:00pm

Wealth from Waste: Pathways for Metals in a
Circular Economy
Damien Giurco
University of Technology Sydney

Break (10 min)
2-A4
Poster session (TERRSA Hall)
Banquet (Hotel Granvia Kyoto 3F Genji Ballroom)

Chair
Chair
3-D1-1Room D: AV Study room at 2F

2016/10/6 (Thu.)
Room E: Conference room B&C at 3F

Room F: Conference room D at 3F

3-D1
Environmental information communication

3-E1
Recycling from waste

3-F1
Energy supply

Nariaki Nishino, The University of Tokyo, Japan

Chair

Anne-Marie Tillman, Chalmers University of
Chair
Technology, Sweden
10:00am-10:20am 3-E1-1
Examine the verification/certification of GHG
emissions in a lifecycle approach

Masayuki Kanzaki
Japan Environmental Management Association for
Industry
3-D1-2
10:20am-10:40am 3-E1-2
A review of food LCA smartphone apps: thechallenge of socially embedded information

Seung-Jin Lee, University of Michigan-Flint,
United States of America
Yasuhiro Hirai, Kyoto University, Japan

Chair

Ryota Ii, Pacific Consultants Co., Ltd., Japan

Chair Roberta Stefanie Graf, Fraunhofer IBP, Germany

10:00am-10:20am 3-F1-1
Changing chlorine metabolism of a nation case study on chlorine recovery from PVC
wastes in Japan
Jiaqi Lu

10:00am-10:20am
The Climate Impact of Large-Scale Excess Heat
Utilization – A Case of Complex System
Interactions
Erik O Ahlgren

Tohoku University

Chalmers University of Technology
10:20am-10:40am 3-F1-2

10:20am-10:40am
Prospective LCA of Emerging Energy
Technologies: Case Study of Organic
Photovoltaic Solar Cells

Inventory analysis of recycling methods ofpolyvinyl chloride in building materials

Steven Robert McGreevy

Takayuki Isobe

Guido Sonnemann

Research Institute for Humanity and Nature

Musashino University

University of Bordeaux

3-D1-3

10:40am-11:00am 3-E1-3
10:40am-11:00am 3-F1-3
SOCIETY READINESS TOWARD MODIFICATIONOn the recovery and reuse of N-methyl-2OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
pyrrilodone from waste streams in the
SYSTEM INTO SEPARATION-BASED SYSTEM
production of resins for the microelectronics(Study Case: Padang City, Indonesia)
industry
Nova Ulhasanah
Mariano Javier Savelski
Toyohashi University of Technology
Rowan University
3-D1-411:00am-11:20am 3-E1-4
11:00am-11:20am 3-F1-4
Environmental evaluation method of packaging
considering food loss and consumer behavior

Life Cycle Assessment of Beneficial Use of
Calcium Carbide Sludge for Cement Productionin China

Naoki Yokokawa

Yu LIUThe University of Tokyo

Beijing University of Technology

10:40am-11:00am
Emerging photovoltaic technologies: Life Cycle
Assessment of organic photovoltaics andpervoskite solar cells
Steffi Weyand
Technische Universität Darmstadt
11:00am-11:20am
Life Cycle Inventory Analysis of Intercontinental
Transport of Carbon-Free Hydrogen
Yuki Kudoh
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology

Break (20 min)
3-D2
Hotspots analysis
Chair
Chair
3-D2-1

3-D2-2

3-F2
Energy demand

3-E2
Modeling of recycling

Yasushi Kondo, Waseda University, Japan

Chair

James Archie Fava, thinkstep, United States of
Chair
America
11:40am-12:00pm 3-E2-1

Yuichi Moriguchi, The University of Tokyo,
Japan

Chair

Rubén Aldaco, Cantabria University, Spain

Chair

11:40am-12:00pm 3-F2-1

Yuki Kudoh, National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology, Japan
Harald Ernst Otto, Polytechnic University ofMarche, Italy
11:40am-12:00pm

Development of Hotspot Analysis Method using
Japanese LCA methods and databases

An Element-Based Optimization for Recycling ofWaste Glass and Ceramic Materials

Life Cycle Assessment of Vehicle
Lightweighting: A Comparison of Use-Phase
Energy Savings between ICEVs and EVs

Norihiro Itsubo
Tokyo city university

Ichiro Daigo
The University of Tokyo

Hyung Chul Kim
Ford Motor Company

12:00pm-12:40pm 3-E2-2

12:00pm-12:20pm 3-F2-2

12:00pm-12:20pm

Hotspots Analysis – What do we know and how
can it be used to improve sustainability of
product systems

Using empirical data in top-down and bottomup approaches to modelling in-use stocks andflows: A case study of mobile phones inAustralia

Usage-dependent evaluation of electromobility

James Archie Fava
thinkstep

Artem Golev
The University of Queensland

Roberta Stefanie Graf
Fraunhofer IBP

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EcoBalance 2016
The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Program at a Glance
3-B2-3

12:20pm-12:40pm 3-C2-3

12:20pm-12:40pm
Application of geostatistic and Life Cycle
Assessment to map GHG emissions andland-use change risk in cocoa supply chains
Giancarlo Raschio
German Institute of Food Technologies DIL
12:40pm-1:00pm 3-C2-4
12:40pm-1:00pm

Identifying the Species Threat Hotspots
from Global Supply Chains

3-B2-4

Daniel Moran
NTNU

Environmental pressure footprints vs.
impact footprints: which is the better proxy?

How to interpret and utilize quantified Scope
3 emissions : From Japanese companies’
case studies

Francesca Verones
NTNU

Masahiko SHIBATA
Mizuho Information & Research Institute, Inc.

1:00pm
2:00pmLunch (60 min)3-B3
Promoting transdisciplinary science towardsustainable use of biodiversity and ecosystemservices
Masahiro Nakaoka, Hokkaido University,
Chair
Japan

2:00pm3:20pm3-C3
Organizational LCA

Annekatrin Lehmann, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
Masahiko Shibata, Mizuho Information &Chair
Daniel Moran, NTNU, Norway
Chair
Research Institute, Inc., Japan
3-B3-1
2:00pm-2:20pm 3-C3-1
2:00pm-2:20pm
Broad-scale, fine-resolution spatial analyses
on biodiversity, functions and humanOrganizational LCA: status and results ofthreats in coastal ecosystems: how to link
the road testing phasethem with global economic analyses?
Kenji Sudo
Annekatrin Lehmann
Hokkaido university
Technische Universität Berlin
3-B3-2
2:20pm-2:40pm 3-C3-2
2:20pm-2:40pm
Application of Organizational Life Cycle
Comparing the life cycle impact of different
Assessment to define materiality infishing techniques in Thailand
environmental initiatives of azbil GroupFrancesca Verones
Ayako Nagayama
Chair

NTNU
3-B3-3Azbil Corporation

2:40pm-3:00pm 3-C3-3
Challenge to harmonize sustainable fisherywith enviromental conservation inoligotrophic coastal ecosystems
Masakazu Hori
Fisheries Research Agency
3:00pm-3:20pm 3-C3-4
Discussion

3:20pm3:40pm3:40pm5:40pm32

Break (20 min)Closing and networking drinks (TERRSA Hall)

2:40pm-3:00pm
A Case Study of Organizational Life Cycle
Assessment in a University in Indonesia
Jessica Hanafi
Universitas Pelita Harapan

3:00pm-3:20pm
Assessing the depth of impacts in supply
chains for sustainability management inorganizations
Masaharu Motoshita
National Institute of Advanced Industrial
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Program at a Glance
3-E2-33-D2-3 12:40pm-12:50pm
Feasibility of hotspot analysis as a screening
method in Eco Mark programme
Hirotaka, Sano
Japan Environment Association

12:20pm-12:40pm 3-F2-3
The sustainability of regional e-waste
management systems: Monitor technology casestudies
Seung-Jin Lee
University of Michigan-Flint
3-E2-4
12:40pm-1:00pm 3-F2-4
Development of eco-industrial design andevaluation model based on regional temporaland spatial dynamic analysis on material andenergy metabolism
Liang Dong
Leiden University

3-D2-4 12:50pm-1:00pm
EcoLeaf programme and the environmental
hotspot analysis

12:20pm-12:40pm
When to consume electricity? View from costand carbon emission: case in Germany
Jun Kono
Chalmers University of Technology
12:40pm-1:00pm
Environmental assessment of residential fuelcell in different stages of family life
Akito Ozawa
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology

Masayuki, Kanzaki
Japan Environmental Management Association for
Industry
Lunch (60 min)

3-D3
Hotspots analysis
Chair
Chair
3-D3-1

3-D3-2

3-E3
Waste treatment and recycling

3-F3
Future prospects of energy

James Archie Fava, thinkstep, United States of
Chair
America
2:00pm-2:20pm 3-E3-1

Shinsuke Murakami, the University of Tokyo,
Chair
Japan
Tak Hur, Konkuk University, Korea, Republic of
Chair(South Korea)
2:00pm-2:20pm 3-F3-1

Waste Input-Output (WIO) and Its Application to
Hotspots Analysis

Life Cycle Assessment of Aluminium Recycling
Process: Case of Shredder Cables

Life-cycle environmental and resource
implications of low-carbon energy technologies

Yasushi Kondo
Waseda University

Guilhem Grimaud
MTB Recycling

Sangwon Suh
University of California Santa Barbara
2:20pm-2:40pm
Life Cycle Greenhouse Gas and Water
Consumption Potential Assessment Based on
Thailand Alternative Energy Development Plan
Worayut Saibuatrong

Norihiro Itsubo, Tokyo city university, JapanChair

2:20pm-2:40pm 3-E3-2

Development of Inventory Database for Hotspot
Analysis based on IDEA

2:20pm-2:40pm 3-F3-2

Development of Eco-design methodology fordisposable diapers and their marketing strategy

Kiyotaka Tahara
Myeonghwa Kim
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science
SMaRTECO
and Technology (AIST)
3-D3-3
2:40pm-3:00pm 3-E3-3

Kasetsart University
2:40pm-3:00pm 3-F3-3

Case studies of Hotspot analysis using theEnvironmental Footprint Databases

Greenhouse gas reduction effects by food loss
prevention from business sectors

Haruo Suzuki
Tokyo City University

Junya Yano
Kyoto University

Discussion

3:00pm-3:20pm

Shinsuke Kondoh, AIST, Japan
Damien Giurco, University of Technology
Sydney, Australia
2:00pm-2:20pm

3:00pm-3:20pm

Discussion

2:40pm-3:00pm
Simulation-based scenario analysis of regionalenergy system considering future technology
implementation
Kotaro Ouchida
The University of Tokyo
3:00pm-3:20pm
Discussion

Break (20 min)Closing and networking drinks (TERRSA Hall)

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Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations
1-A0: Opening and plenary
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 9:30am - 12:30pm
Location: TERRSA Hall at 1F

Wed 5 Oct

1-A0: 1
To what extent is corporate sustainability
important for institutional investors?
Colin Melvin
Hermes Investment Management, United Kingdom

Thu 6 Oct

1-A0: 2
Management information disclosure andengagement with investors towards ESG
investments
Satoshi AndoOMRON Corporation, Japan
1-A0: 3
Life cycle in support of 2 degrees
Edgar Hertwich
Yale University, United States of America
1-A1: Smart tools and robust data to implement
standards for sustainable success
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 1:30pm - 2:50pm
Location: TERRSA Hall at 1F
Session Chair: Martin Baitz, thinkstep AG
Session Chair: Yasunari Matsuno, Chiba University,Japan
1-A1: 1 (1:30pm - 1:50pm)
Smart tools and robust data to implement
standards for sustainable successMartin Baitz, Barbara Nebel, Matthias Nebel,
Masahiro Osumi, Harald Florin
thinkstep AG, Germany
1-A1: 2 (1:50pm - 2:10pm)
New practices, from Life Cycle Thinking to Shared
Value Creation
Stéphane MOREL1, Franck AGGERI2
1
RENAULT, Guyancourt, France; 2Mines Paristech,
Paris, France
1-A1: 3 (2:10pm - 2:30pm)
SUSTAINABILITY AT TEIJIN: CUSTOMER BENEFIT
MODEL AND CASE STUDY TIRES
Heidi Beers1, Shuichi Osaki2, Marjan Kamer1,
Yukako Kurose2, Nobuyuki Takakura2
1
Teijin Aramid, The Netherlands; 2Teijin Limited

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1-A1: 4 (2:30pm - 2:50pm)
Embedding product sustainability in businessstrategy using life cycle assessment approach
Uday Gupta1, Ramchandra Shivram Rane1, Rajesh
Kumar Singh2
1
Mahindra Sanyo Special Steel Pvt Limited, Khopoli,
Mumbai, India; 2thinkstep Sustainability Solutions
Pvt Limited, Mumbai, India
1-B1: Environmental policy
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 1:30pm - 2:50pm
Location: Seminar room 2&3 at 2F
Session Chair: Li-Hsing Shih, National Cheng Kung
University, Taiwan, Republic of China
Session Chair: Hyung Chul Kim, Ford Motor
Company, United States of America
1-B1: 1 (1:30pm - 1:50pm)
Life cycle based CO2 emission credits: options forbuffering unintended consequences of current
tailpipe emissions regulation in the automotive
industry
Annekatrin Lehmann, Markus Berger, Matthias
Finkbeiner
Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
1-B1: 2 (1:50pm - 2:10pm)
Comparative study to investigate the relation
between Environmental Policy mechanism andInnovation in recycling of End-of-life (ELV): Casestudy of ELV technologies in Japan and EU
Rajeev Kumar Singh, Helmut Yabar, Takeshi
Mizunoya, Yoshiro Higano
University of Tsukuba, Japan
1-B1: 3 (2:10pm - 2:30pm)
Modeling and scenarios analysis of waste collection
and transportation in Danang city, Vietnam.
LE Thi Tuong Vi, NGUYEN Hong Dang, Yasuhiro
MATSUI
Graduate School of Environmental and Life Science,
Okayama University, Japan
1-B1: 4 (2:30pm - 2:50pm)
Feasibility analysis of Large Scale Solar PV with
Feed in Tariff Policy in Malaysia.
Maryam Huda Ahmad Phesal, Keichi Okajima
University of Tsukuba, Japan

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1-C1: 1 (1:30pm - 1:50pm)
Effects of lifestyle and household expenditure on
household waste generation
Vu Chi Mai TRAN, Yasuhiro MATSUI
Graduate School of Environmental and Life Science,
Okayama University, Japan

1-C1: 3 (2:10pm - 2:30pm)
Addressing housing deficit in the developing world
Felipe Vásquez1, Yris Olaya Morales2, Daniel B.
Müller1
1
Norwegian University of Science and Technology;
2
Universidad Nacional de Colombia
1-C1: 4 (2:30pm - 2:50pm)
The Economic and Environmental Effects ofConsumption by East-Asian Tourists in Kyoto: aMulti-regional Waste Input-Output Approach
Makiko Tsukui1, Shigemi Kagawa2, Yasushi Kondo3,
Ryoji Hasegawa4
1
Tokyo International University, Japan; 2Kyushu
University, Japan; 3Waseda University, Japan; 4Osaka
International University, Japan
1-D1: Supply chain and sustainability assessment
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 1:30pm - 2:50pm
Location: AV Study room at 2F
Session Chair: Shigemi Kagawa, Kyushu University,
Japan
Session Chair: Junbeum Kim, University ofTechnology of Troyes, France

1-D1: 2 (1:50pm - 2:10pm)
Vulnerability assessment of supply chains using thelife cycle inventory database
Jun Nakatani1, Kiyotaka Tahara2, Kenichi Nakajima3,
Ichiro Daigo1, Hideaki Kurishima4, Yuki Kudoh2,
Kazuyo Matsubae5, Yasuhiro Fukushima5, Tomohiko
Ihara1, Yasunori Kikuchi1, Asako Nishijima1, Yuichi
Moriguchi1
1
The University of Tokyo, Japan; 2National Instituteof Advanced Industrial Science and Technology,
Japan; 3National Institute for Environmental Studies,Japan; 4Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan;
5
Tohoku University, JapanThu 6 Oct

1-C1: 2 (1:50pm - 2:10pm)
Sustainable Lifestyles and Stakeholder
Engagement: How the twain shall meet
Himanshu Dhundia, Sanjeevan Bajaj
FICCI Quality Forum

1-D1: 1 (1:30pm - 1:50pm)
Multi-Optimization of Thai Economy Based on
Environmentally Extended Input-Output Model
Kultida Kunanuntakij1, Viganda Varabuntoonvit1,
Natanee Vorayos2, Chanin Panjapornpon1,
Thumrongrut Mungcharoen3
1
Chemical Engineering Department, Kasetsart
University, Thailand; 2Mechanical Engineering
Department, ChiangMai University, Thailand;
3
Energy and Environment Cluster and Director of
Sustainable Environment Program, National Scienceand Technology Development Agency (NSTDA),
ThailandWed 5 Oct

1-C1: Sustainable living and lifestyles
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 1:30pm - 2:50pm
Location: Conference room (Middle) at 2F
Session Chair: Atsushi Inaba, Kogakuin University,
Japan
Session Chair: Marc-Andree Wolf, maki Consulting
GmbH, Germany

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

1-D1: 3 (2:10pm - 2:30pm)
Environmental impacts of high penetration
renewable energy scenarios for EuropePeter Berrill1, Anders Arvesen1, Yvonne Scholz2,
Hans Christian Gils2, Edgar G. Hertwich1,3
1
ustrial Ecology Programme and Departmentof Energy and Process Engineering, Norwegian
University of Science and Technology (NTNU), SemSælands vei 7, NTNU, NO-7491 Trondheim, Norway;
2
nstitute of Engineering Thermodynamics, German
Aerospace Center (DLR), Pfaffenwaldring 38-40,
D-70569 Stuttgart, Germany; 3Center for Industrial
Ecology, School of Forestry & Environmental Studies,
Yale University, New Haven, CT 06511, USA
Discussion (2:30pm - 2:50pm)

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Wed 5 Oct

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations
1-E1: Resource supply security
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 1:30pm - 2:50pm
Location: Conference room B&C at 3F
Session Chair: Komal Habib, University of Waterloo,
CanadaSession Chair: Kazuyo Matsubae, Tohoku University,Japan

1-F1: Local environmental risk and potential
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 1:30pm - 2:50pm
Location: Conference room D at 3F
Session Chair: Erik O Ahlgren, Chalmers Universityof Technology, Sweden
Session Chair: Yasunori Kikuchi, The University ofTokyo, Japan

1-E1: 1 (1:30pm - 1:50pm)
Learning Criticality from Past Experiences
Hiroki Hatayama, Kiyotaka Tahara
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology (AIST), Japan

1-F1: 1 (1:30pm - 1:50pm)
Evaluation of the Carbon emission reduction
potential of China’s Iron and Steel Sector by
simulation analysis: Case Study in the BeijingTianjin-Hebei metropolitan region
Zhaoling Li, Helmut Yabar, Yoshiro Higano
University of Tsukuba, JapanThu 6 Oct

1-E1: 2 (1:50pm - 2:10pm)
Geopolitical-related supply risk assessment in theframework of Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment:
the case of electric vehicles with a comparison toenvironmental impacts
Eskinder D. Gemechu1, Guido Sonnemann1, Steven
B. Young2
1
University of Bordeaux, France; 2University ofWaterloo, Canada
1-E1: 3 (2:10pm - 2:30pm)
Extending the Geopolitical Supply Risk Indicator:
Application of LCSA to the Petrochemical Supply
Chain of PAN-based Carbon Fibers
Christoph Helbig1, Eskinder D. Gemechu2, Baptiste
Pillain2, Steven B. Young3, Andrea Thorenz1, Axel
Tuma1, Guido Sonnemann2
1
Resource Lab, University of Augsburg, Germany;
2
The Life Cycle Group, Institute of Molecular
Sciences, Université de Bordeaux, France; 3School ofEnvironment, Enterprise and Development (SEED),
University of Waterloo, Canada
1-E1: 4 (2:30pm - 2:50pm)
Supply risk assessments of low-carbon energy
technologies with Hybrid LCA
Keisuke Nansai1, Sangwon Suh2, Kenichi Nakajima1,
Shigemi Kagawa3, Yasushi Kondo4, Yosuke
Shigetomi5
1
National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan;
2
University of California Santa Barbara, USA; 3Kyushu
University, Japan; 4Waseda University, Japan;
5
Nagasaki University, Japan

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1-F1: 2 (1:50pm - 2:10pm)
Quantification of the In-use Carbon Retention in
the Society
Hajime Ohno1, Yasunori Kikuchi2, Yasuhiro
Fukushima1
1
Tohoku University, Japan; 2Tokyo University, Japan;
1-F1: 3 (2:10pm - 2:30pm)
Upcycling and Carbon Footprinting for Creative
Waste Management and Greenhouse Gas
Reduction
RATTANAWAN MUNGKUNG1,2, Singh Intrachooto3,4,Kannika Sorakon1, Tananon Nudchanate1, Jomkwan
Meemano1
1
Centre of Excellence on enVironmental strategy
for GREEN business (VGREEN),; 2Department ofEnvironmental Technology and Management,
Faculty of Environment,; 3Creative Center for EcoDesign, Faculty of Architecture, Kasetsart University,
Bangkok, Thailand; 4Department of Building
Innovation, Faculty of Architecture, Kasetsart
University, Bangkok, Thailand
1-F1: 4 (2:30pm - 2:50pm)
Risk Assessment of Water-Energy-Food Nexus for a
Small Island
Wei Lin, I-Chun Chen, Yi-Shin Wang, Hwong-Wen
Ma
National Taiwan University, Taiwan, Republic of
China

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1-A2: 1 (3:10pm - 3:30pm)
Informed design and procurement decisions withwhole building LCA
Darryl Stuckey
Lendlease corporation, Australia

1-B2: Extending global life cycle community forsustainability
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 3:10pm - 4:30pm
Location: Seminar room 2&3 at 2F
Session Chair: Masahiko Hirao, The University ofTokyo, Japan
Session Chair: Martina B. Prox, ifu Hamburg GmbH,Germany
1-B2: 1 (3:10pm - 3:30pm)
Corporate Sustainability Performance
Measurement taking more and more a Life Cycle
Perspective
Martina B. Prox1,2, Guido Sonnemann3, Philip
Strothmann1
1
Forum for Sustainability through Life Cycle
Innovation (FSLCI); 2ifu Hamburg GmbH, Germany;3
University of Bordeaux, ISM, France
1-B2: 2 (3:30pm - 3:50pm)
ation And Collaboration As Essential Elements For
Accelerating The Uptake Of Life Cycle Information
Philip Strothmann, Guido Sonnemann, Jim Fava,
Martina Prox
FSLCI, Germany

1-C2: 1 (3:10pm - 3:30pm)
Production-based water footprints of power
generation in Mongolia
Tomohiro Okadera1, Eerdeni1, Qinxue Wang1,
Masataka Watanabe2
1National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan;
2
Chuo University, JapanThu 6 Oct

3:30pm - 4:30pm
Moderated discussion

1-C2: Water footprint
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 3:10pm - 4:30pm
Location: Conference room (Middle) at 2F
Session Chair: Anne-Marie Boulay, CIRAIG - Ecole
Polytechnique, Canada
Session Chair: Kevin Harding, University of the
Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa

Wed 5 Oct

1-A2: Stakeholder reflection on implementation ofLife-Cycle aspects (from Thinking over Assessment toManagement)
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 3:10pm - 4:30pm
Location: TERRSA Hall at 1F
Session Chair: Martin Baitz, thinkstep AG, Germany
Session Chair: James Archie Fava, thinkstep, UnitedStates of America

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

1-C2: 2 (3:30pm - 3:50pm)
Freshwater thermal pollution from the power
sector: global regionalized and traded impacts
Catherine Elizabeth Raptis, Stephan Pfister,
Christopher Oberschelp
ETH Zurich, Switzerland
1-C2: 3 (3:50pm - 4:10pm)
Water Stress Index and Water Scarcity Footprint
Application to Land-use Policy for Food and Fuel
Crops in Thailand
Thapat Silalertruksa1,2, Shabbir H. Gheewala1,2,
Rattanawan Mungkung3,4, Pariyapat Nilsalab1,2,
Naruetep Lecksiwilai1,2, Wanchat Sawaengsak1,2
1
The Joint Graduate School of Energy andEnvironment, King Mongkut’s University ofTechnology Thonburi, 126 Prachauthit, Bangmod,
Tungkru, Bangkok 10140, Thailand; 2Center of
Excellence on Energy Technology and Environment,
PERDO, Bangkok, Thailand; 3Centre of Excellenceon enVironmental strategy for GREEN business(VGREEN), Faculty of Environment, Kasetsart
University, Bangkok, Thailand; 4Department ofEnvironmental Technology and Management,
Faculty of Environment, Kasetsart University,
Bangkok, Thailand
Discussion (4:10pm - 4:30pm)

1-B2: 3 (3:50pm - 4:10pm)
Policy Design and Evaluation for Sustainable
Consumption and Production Patterns
Masahiko Hirao
The University of Tokyo, Japan
Panel discussion (4:10pm - 4:30pm)

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Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

Wed 5 Oct

1-D2: Design for sustainability
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 3:10pm - 4:30pm
Location: AV Study room at 2F
Session Chair: Edgar Hertwich, Yale University,
United States of America
Session Chair: Katsuhito Nakazawa, Fujitsu
Laboratories Ltd., JapanThu 6 Oct

1-D2: 1 (3:10pm - 3:30pm)
Persuasive system design strategy and useful
gamification elements for energy-saving behavior
Li-Hsing Shih, Yi Cin Jheng
National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, Republic of
China
1-D2: 2 (3:30pm - 3:50pm)
Functionality-wise evaluation method based on
MIPS: A case study on frame structures
Satoshi Ota, Ichiro Daigo, Yoshikazu Goto
The Universisty of Tokyo, Japan
1-D2: 3 (3:50pm - 4:10pm)
EVALUATION METHOD OF FUNCTION AND
FUNCTIONALITY-WISE QUANTITY PERFORMED BY
MATERIALS THOROUGH THEIR LIFE CYCLE
Daisuke Matsui, Ichiro Daigo, Yoshikazu Goto
THE UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO, Japan
1-D2: 4 (4:10pm - 4:30pm)
Integration of consumer satisfaction in assessing
environmental impact: case of e-book reader
Eri Amasawa, Tomohiko Ihara, Keisuke Hanaki
The University of Tokyo, Japan
1-E2: Circular economy
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 3:10pm - 4:30pm
Location: Conference room B&C at 3F
Session Chair: Sonia Valdivia, Peruvian Life Cycle
Network - Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru,
Peru
Session Chair: Yoshikazu Shinohara, National
Institute for Materials Science, Japan
1-E2: 1 (3:10pm - 3:30pm)
Traceability schemes for secondary metals fromdeveloping countries: ISO Guidance Principles
Sonia Valdivia
World Resources Forum, Switzerland

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1-E2: 2 (3:30pm - 3:50pm)
A calculation of metal consumption toward 2100
Kohmei HALADA
National Institute for Materials Science, Japan
1-E2: 3 (3:50pm - 4:10pm)
Joining the loop: the mining industry's contribution
to the circular economy
Glen David Corder, Artem Golev
University of Queensland, Australia
1-E2: 4 (4:10pm - 4:30pm)
Resilience in Material Supply Chains, With a Case
Study from the 2010 Rare Earth Crisis
Benjamin Sprecher1,4, Ichiro Daigo2, Shinsuke
Murakami2, Rene Kleijn4, Matthijs Vos3, Gert Jan
Kramer4
1
Yale University; 2The University of Tokyo;
3
Ruhruniversitat Bochum; 4CML (Leiden University,
The Netherlands);
1-F2: Resource efficiency
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 3:10pm - 4:30pm
Location: Conference room D at 3F
Session Chair: Yuh-Ming LEE, National Taipei
University, Taiwan, Republic of China
Session Chair: Yosuke Shigetomi, Nagasaki
University, Japan
1-F2: 1 (3:10pm - 3:30pm)
Framework for analysing resource-efficient andeffective solutions
Siri Willskytt, Daniel Böckin, Hampus André, AnneMarie Tillman, Maria Ljunggren Söderman
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
1-F2: 2 (3:30pm - 3:50pm)
What makes solutions within the manufacturingindustry resource efficient and effective?
Daniel Böckin, Siri Willskytt, Hampus André, AnneMarie Tillman, Maria Ljunggren Söderman
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
1-F2: 3 (3:50pm - 4:10pm)
Development of an indicator set for measuringresource efficiency on micro-level via life cycle
assessment
Nils Thonemann
University of Göttingen, Germany

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1-B3: Circulation, regeneration and mitigation
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 4:50pm - 6:10pm
Location: Seminar room 2&3 at 2F
Session Chair: Gang Liu, University of Southern
Denmark, Denmark
Session Chair: Tsuyoshi Fujita, National Institute forEnvironmental Studies, Japan

1-A3: Data and software
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 4:50pm - 6:10pm
Location: TERRSA Hall at 1F
Session Chair: Yasushi Furushima, Mizuho
Information & Research Institute, Inc., Japan
Session Chair: Guido Sonnemann, University of
Bordeaux, France

1-B3: 1Development of infrastructure for reuse andremanufacturing
Carl Johan Dalhammar, Leonidas Milios
Lund University, Sweden

1-A3: 2 (5:10pm - 5:30pm)
Data-driven approach for sustainability science –Open Data, Big data and Sustainability Indicators
Approach
Vivek Anand Asokan1, Masaru Yarime1,2,3
1
Graduate Program in Sustainability Science (GPSS),
Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, Universityof Tokyo, Japan; 2Science, Technology, andInnovation Governance (STIG) Program, Graduate
School of Public Policy, University of Tokyo, Japan;
3
Department of Science, Technology, Engineeringand Public Policy (STEaPP), University College
London, United Kingdom
1-A3: 3 (5:30pm - 5:50pm)
Ocelot: Open source linking software for systemmodels in LCA
Chris Mutel1, Gregor Wernet2, Guillaume Bourgault2
1
Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland; 2ecoinvent
centre, Switzerland
1-A3: 4 (5:50pm - 6:10pm)
inventories.io: A new format and network for
inventory data
Chris Mutel
Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland

1-B3: 2
Refurbishing the existing building stock - Labour,
Investment and other bottlenecks
Claudio Nägeli, Clara Camarasa, York Ostermeyer
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

Thu 6 Oct

1-A3: 1 (4:50pm - 5:10pm)
Towards consistent allocation procedures for coproduction and recycling in LCA standards andguidelines
Dieuwertje Schrijvers1, Philippe Loubet2, Guido
Sonnemann1
1
University of Bordeaux, France; 2INP Bordeaux,FranceWed 5 Oct

1-F2: 4 (4:10pm - 4:30pm)
Kanban control mechanism for manufacturing/
remanufacturing systems with stochastic returns
Aya Ishigaki1, Surendra M. Gupta2
1
Tokyo University of Science, Japan; 2Northeastern
University, USA

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

1-B3: 3
Evaluation of the urban regeneration strategies
considering the future life style changes in building
sectorMiho Kamei, Keisuke Hanaki, Kiyo Kurisu
The University of Tokyo, Japan
1-B3: 4
Mitigation Potentials in the Chinese Commercial
Sector at Provincial Level up to 2030
Rui Xing, Tatsuya Hanaoka, Yuko Kanamori,Toshihiko Masui
National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan,Japan
1-C3: Biodiversity and ecosystems
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 4:50pm - 6:10pm
Location: Conference room (Middle) at 2F
Session Chair: Taku Kadoya, National Institute forEnvironmental Studies, Japan
Session Chair: Trakarn Prapaspongsa, Mahidol
University, Thailand
1-C3: 1 (4:50pm - 5:10pm)
Impacts of hydropower production on biodiversity:
overview and the way forward
Francesca Verones, Martin Dorber, Erik Olav Gracey
NTNU, Norway

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October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations
1-C3: 2 (5:10pm - 5:30pm)
Biodiversity as the next strategic target
Mark Goedkoop
PRé, The Netherlands;

Thu 6 Oct

Wed 5 Oct

1-C3: 3 (5:30pm - 5:50pm)
Valuation of Thailand’s Ecosystem Productivity
Piyanon Kaenchan1,2, Shabbir H. Gheewala1,2,
Jeroen Guinée3
1
The Joint Graduate School of Energy andEnvironment, King Mongkut's University ofTechnology Thonburi, Thailand; 2Centre of
Excellence on Energy Technology and Environment,
PERDO, Bangkok Thailand; 3Institute ofEnvironmental Sciences, Leiden University, theNetherlands
1-C3: 4 (5:50pm - 6:10pm)
Participative valuation of ecosystem services ofaquatic ecosystems – 6 case study area acrossEuropePhilippe Ange Ker Rault
Alterra WUR, The Netherlands;
1-D3: Consumer behavior
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 4:50pm - 6:10pm
Location: AV Study room at 2F
Session Chair: Sanjeevan Bajaj, FICCI Quality Forum,
India
Session Chair: Kiyo Kurisu, The University of Tokyo,
Japan
1-D3: 1 (4:50pm - 5:10pm)
Consumers’ acceptance of smart homes withnew advanced technologies: Applying a socialpsychological approach
Ayu Washizu1, Satoshi Nakano2
1
Waseda University, Japan; 2The Japan Institute forLabour Policy and Training, Japan
1-D3: 2 (5:10pm - 5:30pm)
Analysis on Factors Affecting Consumer Evaluationof Life Cycle Environmental Information of Food
Products
Naoki Yoshikawa, Koji Amano
Ritsumeikan University, Japan40

Program

1-D3: 3 (5:30pm - 5:50pm)
Promotion of environmental conscious
consumption based on the understanding ofpeople’s heuristics
Dai Kimura, Kiyoshi Shibata
Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan
1-D3: 4 (5:50pm - 6:10pm)
Promoting Pro-Environmental Behaviors: howdifferent they are performed? —A comparison of 3
cities; Bangkok, Tokyo and Seoul
Sarunnoud Phuphisith1, Kiyo Kurisu2, Keisuke
Hanaki1
1
Department of Urban Engineering, Graduate Schoolof Engineering, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo,
Japan.; 2Research Center for Advanced Science andTechnology, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
1-E3: Metal and mineral resources
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 4:50pm - 6:10pm
Location: Conference room B&C at 3F
Session Chair: Eiji Yamasue, Ritsumeikan University,
Japan
Session Chair: Alicia Gauffin, KTH, Sweden
1-E3: 1 (4:50pm - 5:10pm)
A detailed assessment of indium supply potentialfrom primary production
Timothy Werner, Gavin Mudd, Andrew Hoadley,
Simon Jowitt, Ruth Lane
Monash University, Australia
1-E3: 2 (5:10pm - 5:30pm)
Enhancing Resource Efficiency of Metal Working
Processes: What Does LCA Tell Us?
Liselotte Schebek, Alessio Campitelli, Beatrix
BeckerInstitute IWAR, Chair of Material Flow Management
and Resource EconomyTechnische Universität
Darmstadt, Germany
1-E3: 3 (5:30pm - 5:50pm)
Impact assessment of primary mineral resources:
the role of borrowing and dissipative resource use
Rolf Frischknecht
treeze Ltd., Switzerland

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October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

1-F3: 1 (4:50pm - 5:10pm)
Resource Efficiency and Circular Economy: Howto evaluate progress towards a more sustainable
society?
Ester van der Voet, Lauran van Oers
Leiden University, The Netherlands;
1-F3: 2 (5:10pm - 5:30pm)
Developing methodology to evaluate decoupling
economic growth from environmental impacts ofresources and materials use in Japan – preliminary
comparison
Chika Aoki-Suzki1,2, Daisuke Tanaka1, Sébastien M.R.
Dente1, Shinsuke Murakami3, Chihiro Kayo4, Seiji
Hashimoto1
1
Graduate School of Science and Engineering
Ritsumeikan University; 2Institute for Global
Environmental Strategies; 3The University of Tokyo;
4
University of Agriculture and Technology
1-F3: 3 (5:30pm - 5:50pm)
Environmental impacts of resources and materials
use: A Case Study of biomass including time-series
and decomposition analysis
Sebastien Michaël René Dente1, Chihiro Kayo2,
Chika Aoki-Suzuki1, Seiji Hashimoto1
1
Ritsumeikan University, Japan; 2Tokyo University ofAgriculture and Technology

1-A4: Young researchers meeting
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 6:30pm - 8:00pm
Location: TERRSA Hall at 1F
Session Chair: Shogo Eguchi, Kyushu University,Japan
1-A4: 1
Publishing in the International Journal of Life Cycle
Assessment
Mary Ann Curran
BAMAC, Ltd., United States of America

Thu 6 Oct

1-F3: Estimating national eco-efficiency: what
approaches can we take?
Time: Tuesday, 04/Oct/2016: 4:50pm - 6:10pm
Location: Conference room D at 3F
Session Chair: Seiji Hashimoto, Ritsumeikan
University, Japan
Session Chair: Ester van der Voet, Leiden University,
The Netherlands

1-F3: 4 (5:50pm - 6:10pm)
Reviewing LCA Database for Metallic Materials
Production
Shinsuke Murakami1, Seiji Hashimoto2
1
the University of Tokyo, Japan; 2Ritsumeikan
University

Wed 5 Oct

1-E3: 4 (5:50pm - 6:10pm)
Calculation of Characterization Factors of Mineral
Resource Consumption Considering Future Supply
and Demand Changes —A Comparison between
Iron and Copper—
Ryosuke Yokoi, Jun Nakatani, Yuichi Moriguchi
the University of Tokyo, Japan

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

Flash presentation competition
2-A1: Status of Asian LCI databases and movements
toward global interoperability
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 9:00am - 10:20am
Location: TERRSA Hall at 1F
Session Chair: Kiyotaka Tahara, National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST),Japan
Session Chair: Koichi Shobatake, TCO2 Co. Ltd., Japan
2-A1: 1 (9:00am - 9:15am)
Toward the interoperability of global LCI databases
Mark Goedkoop
PRé, The Netherlands;
2-A1: 2 (9:15am - 9:25am)
National LCI Development and applications
TASSANEEWAN CHOM-IN
National Metal and Materials Technology Center
2-A1: 3 (9:25am - 9:35am)
Current development of National LCI DB in Korea
Jangyul Cho, Nayoung Kim
Korea Environmental Industry & Technology
Institute

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October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

Wed 5 Oct

2-A1: 4 (9:35am - 10:10am)
Current status of inventory databases in Japan-Internationalization of IDEA and progress of JLCA
databaseKiyotaka Tahara1, Koichi Shobatake2, Masayuki
Kanzaki3
1
National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology; 2TCO2 Co. Ltd.; 3Japan
Environmental Management Association for
Industry
Discussion (10:10am - 10:20a)

Thu 6 Oct2-B1: Consensus building in life cycle impact assessment:
experiences, achievements and challenges
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 9:00am - 10:20am
Location: Seminar room 2&3 at 2F
Session Chair: Rolf Frischknecht, treeze Ltd.,
Switzerland
Session Chair: Llorenc Mila i Canals, UNEP, France
2-B1: 1 (9:00am - 9:20am)
The UNEP SETAC Life Cycle Initiative flagshipproject on Global guidance on environmental life
cycle impact assessment indicators
Rolf Frischknecht1, Olivier Jolliet2
1
treeze Ltd., Switzerland; 2University of Michigan,USA
2-B1: 2 (9:20am - 9:40am)
Improving global warming impact assessment in
LCA: Results from a consensus finding workshop
Katsumasa Tanaka1, Annie Levasseur2, Francesco
Cherubini3
1
National Institute for Environmental Studies,
Tsukuba, Japan; 2CIRAIG, Polytechnique Montréal,
Canada; 3Norwegian University of Science andTechnology, Trondheim, Norway
2-B1: 3 (9:40am - 10:00am)
Health effects from indoor and outdoor exposure
to fine particulate matter in life cycle impact
assessment
Peter Fantke1, Thomas E. McKone2, Olivier Jolliet3,
Bruce Vigon41
Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Denmark;2
University of California, School of Public Health,Berkeley (CA), USA; 3University of Michigan,
Department of Environmental Health Sciences,
Ann Arbor (MI), USA; 4Society of Environmental
Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC), Pensacola (FL), USA

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2-B1: 4 (10:00am - 10:20am)
Global guidance on land use impacts on
biodiversity indicators in LCA
Llorenc Mila i Canals1, Assumpció Antón2, Christian
Bauer3, Camillo de Camillis4, Abhishek Chaudhary5,
Michael Curran5, Ruth Freiermuth6,
Tim Grant7, Ottar Michelsen8, Serenella Sala9,
Danielle Maia de Souza10, Martha Stevenson11,
Ricardo F.M. Teixeira12
1
UNEP, France; 2IRTA, Spain; 3SIG Combibloc,
Germany; 4FAO, Italy; 5ETH Zurich, Switzerland;
6
Swiss Federal Office for the Environment,
Switzerland; 7Life Cycle Strategies Ltd, Australia;
8
Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
Trondheim, Norway; 9Institute for Environment
and Sustainability, European Commission –Joint Research Centre, Ispra, Italy; 10Faculty ofAgricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences,
University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada; 11WWF
US, Wasington DC, USA; 12Center of Excellence
PLECO, Department of Biology, University of
Antwerp, Wilrijk, Belgium
2-C1: Manufacturing
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 9:00am - 10:20am
Location: Conference room (Middle) at 2F
Session Chair: Yasushi Umeda, the University ofTokyo, Japan
Session Chair: Sangwon Suh, University of California
Santa Barbara, United States of America
2-C1: 1 (9:00am - 9:20am)
Proposal of methodological extension of LCA toassess future technologies considering scale effect
Kotaro Kawajiri, Toshihiko Goto, Yoshihiro Kon,
Shunsuke Sakurai, Kenji Hata, Kiyotaka Tahara
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology, Japan
2-C1: 2 (9:20am - 9:40am)
Linear Physical Programming Approach for an
Advanced-Repair-To-Order-Disassembly-To-Order
System in Multiple Periods
Aditi D Joshi1, Surendra M Gupta1, Aya Ishigaki2,
Tetsuo Yamada3
1
Northeastern University, United States of America;
2
Tokyo University of Science, Japan; 3The University
of Electro-Communications

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October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

2-C1: 4 (10:00am - 10:20am)
Scenario Analysis for Technology Choices in Woody
Biomass Energy Businesses
Yusuke Kishita1, Noriaki Nakatsuka2, Tatsuya
Kurafuchi2, Fumiteru Akamatsu2
1
The University of Tokyo; 2Osaka University

2-E1: 1 (9:00am - 9:20am)
Observation from Heaven-the Use of Nighttime
Light
Feng Chi Hsu1, Kimberly Baugh1, Mikhail Zhizhin1,
Chris Elvidge2
1
University of Colorado at Boulder, United States ofAmerica; 2NCEI, National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration

2-D1: Green ICT
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 9:00am - 10:20am
Location: AV Study room at 2F
Session Chair: Yoshinori Kobayashi, Toshiba
Corporation, Japan
Session Chair: Steven Robert McGreevy, ResearchInstitute for Humanity and Nature, Japan
2-D1: 1 (9:00am - 9:20am)
Environmental burdens of data centres – not only
the use stage matters
Kirana Wolf, Marc-Andree Wolf
maki Consulting GmbH, Germany
2-D1: 2 (9:20am - 9:40am)
Estimating the Environmental Impact of ICT
Services on the basis of Published Data
Tomomi Nagao, Minako Hara, Shinsuke Hannoe
NTT, Japan
2-D1: 3 (9:40am - 10:00am)
Environmental Assessment of ICT options within
local authorities
Petra Hutner, Axel Tuma
University of Augsburg, Germany
2-D1: 4 (10:00am - 10:20am)
Method for assessing environmental reboundeffects caused by ICT use
Xiaoxi Zhang, Minako Hara, Shinsuke Hannoe
NTT, JapanThu 6 Oct

2-E1: Stock and flow assessment
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 9:00am - 10:20am
Location: Conference room B&C at 3F
Session Chair: Yasunari Matsuno, Chiba University,
Japan
Session Chair: Glen David Corder, University of
Queensland, Australia

Wed 5 Oct

2-C1: 3 (9:40am - 10:00am)
A comprehensive analysis in sustainable
manufacturing of natural rubber: The case of a Sri
Lankan crepe rubber processing mill
Pasan Dunuwila1, VHL Rodrigo2, Naohiro Goto1
1
Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan; 2Rubber
Research Institute of Sri Lanka

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

2-E1: 2 (9:20am - 9:40am)
Study of Anthropogenic Disturbance with
Geomorphologic Change
Keisuke Yoshida, Keijiro Okuoka, Hiroki Taniakwa
Nagoya University, Japan
2-E1: 3 (9:40am - 10:00am)
The steel scrap reserves and losses per industrial
sector in United States
Alicia Gauffin, Nils Å.I. Andersson, Anders
Tilliander, Pär G. Jönsson
KTH, Sweden
2-E1: 4 (10:00am - 10:20am)
Assessment of Secondary Aluminum Reserves in
Major Countries
Kyaw Nyunt Maung1, Tomoharu Yoshida2, Cherry
Myo Lwin3, Gang Liu4, Daniel B. Muller5, Seiji
Hashimoto6
1
Ritsumeikan University, Japan; 2Ritsumeikan
University, Japan; 3Ritsumeikan University, Japan;
4
University of Southern Denmark, Denmark;5
Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
Norway; 6Ritsumeikan University, Japan
2-F1: Cost effectiveness in environmental management
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 9:00am - 10:20am
Location: Conference room D at 3F
Session Chair: AIICHIRO KASHIWAGI, OSAKA GASCO., LTD., Japan
Session Chair: WICHAI CHATTINNAWAT, Chiang Mai
University, Thailand

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October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

Wed 5 Oct2-F1: 1 (9:00am - 9:20am)
Comparison of case studies on cost-benefit analysis
of green roof
Tomohiko Ihara
The University of Tokyo, Japan
2-F1: 2 (9:20am - 9:40am)
Cost and environmental optimization of by-productsupply chains using CLCA
Ernst Johannes Prosman, Romain Sacchi
Aalborg University, DenmarkThu 6 Oct2-F1: 3 (9:40am - 10:00am)
Sustainability of Energy Efficiency Investment toLocal Manufacturing
Jun-Ki Choi
University of Dayton, United States of America
2-F1: 4 (10:00am - 10:20am)
Energy Auditing in the Asian Context: Impedimentsof Knowledge Externalities
Harald Ernst Otto
Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy
2-A2: Keynote panel discussion: Sustainable value
chains and corporate values
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 10:40am - 12:20pm
Location: TERRSA Hall at 1F
Session Chair: Michiyo Morisawa, CDP, Japan
2-A2: 1Big change in global responsible investment; From
asset owner’s point of view
Etsuya Hirose
QUICK Corp., Japan

Panel discussion

2-B2: 2 (11:00am - 11:20am)
Development of a consensus-based
characterization model of water scarcity impact onhuman health
Masaharu Motoshita1, Cecile Bulle2, Jane Bare3,
Bradley Ridoutt4, Stephan Pfister5, Anne-Marie
Boulay2
1
AIST, Japan; 2CIRAIG, Canada; 3USEPA, UnitedStates of America; 4CSIRO, Australia; 5ETH Zurich,Switherland

2-B2: Consensus building in life cycle impact
assessment: experiences, achievements and challenges
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 10:40am - 12:20pm
Location: Seminar room 2&3 at 2F
Session Chair: Llorenc Mila i Canals, UNEP, France
Session Chair: Rolf Frischknecht, treeze Ltd.,
Switzerland

2-B2: 3 (11:20am - 11:40am)
Mainstreaming life cycle thinking through aconsistent approach to footprints
Bradley Ridoutt1, Stephan Pfister2, Alessandro
Manzardo3, Jane Bare4, Anne-Marie Boulay5,
Francesco Cherubini6, Peter Fantke7, Rolf
Frischknecht8, Michael Hauschild7, Andrew
Henderson4, Olivier Jolliet9, Annie Levasseur5,

2-A2: 2
ISO20400: a new international standard of“Sustainable Procurement”
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2-B2: 1 (10:40am - 11:00am)
The WULCA consensus for water scarcity footprints:
Assessing impacts of water consumption based onhuman and ecosystem demands
Anne-Marie Boulay1, Jane Bare2, Lorenzo Benini3,
Markus Berger4, Michael Lathulliere6, Alessandro
Manzardo7, Manuele Margni1, Masaharu
Motoshita8, Montserrat Nunez9, Taikan Oki10,
Amandine Valerie Pastor5,14, Brad Ridoutt11,
Sebastien Worbe12, Stephan Pfister13
1
CIRAIG-Ecole Polytechnique, Canada; 2US EPA,
Office of Research and Development, National Risk
Management Research Laboratory, Cincinnati, OH;
3
European Commission, Joint Research Center –Sustainability Assessment Unit, Ispra (VA), Italy;
4
Technische Universität Berlin, Chair of Sustainable
Engineering, Berlin, Germany; 5Wageningen
University, Earth System Science, Wageningen, The
Netherlands; 6Institute for Resources, Environment
and Sustainability, University of British Columbia,
Vancouver, Canada; 7CESQA, University of Padua,
Department of Industrial Engineering, Italy;
8
AIST, Research Institute of Science for Safety andSustainability, Japan; 9Irstea, UMR ITAP, ELSA-LCA
research group, Montpellier,France; 10Institute of Industrial Science, The
University of Tokyo, Japan; 11Commonwealth
Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation(CSIRO), Agriculture Flagship, Australia; 12Veolia
Research & Innovation, France; 13ETH Zurich,Institute of Environmental Engineering, Switzerland;
14IIASA, International Institute of Applied Systems
Analysis, Austria;

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October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

2-B2: 5 (12:00pm - 12:20pm)
Development of LIME3 -a global scale
environmental life cycle impact assessment
methodNorihiro Itsubo1, Long long Tang2, Ryota Ii3,
Masaharu Motoshita4, Kenshi Matsuda3, Kazuko
Yamaguchi5, Kayo Murakami6, Koichi Kuriyama7,
Kentaro Yoshida8, Atsushi Inaba91Tokyo City University; 2National institute for agroenvironmental sciences; 3Pacific consultants;
4
National institute of advanced industrial science

2-C2: Industrial symbiosis
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 10:40am - 12:20pm
Location: Conference room (Middle) at 2F
Session Chair: Hiroki Tanikawa, Nagoya University,
Japan
Session Chair: Carl Johan Dalhammar, Lund
University, Sweden
2-C2: 1 (10:40am - 11:00am)
Regional Planning and Evaluation System for
Industrial and Urban Symbiosis considering Land
Use Changes
Yi Dou1,2, Takuya Togawa1, Minoru Fujii1, Satoshi
Ohnishi1, Keijiro Okuoka2, Hiroki Tanikawa2,
Tsuyoshi Fujita1
1
National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan;
2
Nagoya University, JapanThu 6 Oct

2-B2: 4 (11:40am - 12:00pm)
Reaching consensus on cross-cutting issues in life
cycle impact assessment (LCIA)
Francesca Verones1, Andrew D Henderson2, Alexis
Laurent3, Brad Ridoutt4,5, Cassia Ugaya6, Stefanie
Hellweg7
1
Industrial Ecology Programme, NTNU, Norway;
2
US EPA; United States Environmental Protection
Agency, Sustainable Technology Division, Systems
Analysis Branch, National Risk Management
Research Laboratory, Cincinnati, OH 45268, USA;
3
Division for Quantitative Sustainability Assessment,
Department of Management Engineering, Technical
University of Denmark, 2800 Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark;4
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research
Organisation (CSIRO) Agriculture, Private Bag 10,
Clayton South, Victoria 3169, Australia; 5Universityof the Free State, Department of Agricultural
Economics, Bloemfontein 9300, South Africa;
6
Federal University of Technology Paraná, CNPq
fellow; 7Insitute of Environmental Engineering, ETH
Zürich, Zurich, Switzerland

and technology; 5Mitsubishi UFJ research andconsulting; 6Chikushi Jogakuin university; 7Kyoto
university; 8Nagasaki university; 9Kogakuin university

Wed 5 Oct

Manuele Margni5, Thomas McKone10, Ottar
Michelsen6, Llorenç Milà i Canals11, Girija Page12,
Rana Pant13, Marco Raugei14, Serenella Sala13,
Francesca Verones6
1
CSIRO, Melbourne, Australia; 2ETH Zurich,
Switzerland; 3Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy;
4
United States Environmental Protection Agency,
Cincinnati, OH, USA; 5CIRAIG, PolytechniqueMontreal, Montreal, Canada; 6Norwegian Universityof Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway;
7
Technical University of Denmark, Denmark; 8treeze
Ltd., Uster, Switzerland; 9University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor, MI, USA; 10University of California, Berkeley,
CA, USA; 11United Nations Environment Programme,
Paris, France; 12University of Western
Sydney, Australia; 13European Commission, Joint
Research Centre, Ispra, Italy; 14Oxford Brookes
University, Oxford, UK

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

2-C2: 2 (11:00am - 11:20am)
Evaluation and Allocation of Greenhouse gas (GHG)
emission reductions of industrial symbiosis (IS)
networks using life cycle approaches
Hyeong-Woo Kim1,2, Satoshi Ohnishi2, Minoru Fujii2,
Tsuyoshi Fujita2, Hung-Suck Park1
1
Univeristy of Ulsan, Korea, Republic of (South
Korea); 2National Institute for Environmental
Studies, Japan
2-C2: 3 (11:20am - 11:40am)
Indicator assessment (co-benefits) for low-carbon
pathways in European cities
Clara Camarasa, Claudio Nägeli, York Ostermeyer
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
2-C2: 4 (11:40am - 12:00pm)
Causal Mechanism of Infrastructures Construction
for Smart Industrial Park Promotion
Zhaowen Liu1, Mingming Hu2, Liang Dong3
1
Chongqing University, China; 2Leiden University,
Institute of Environmental Sciences (CML);
3
CML,Leiden University,The Netherlands

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EcoBalance 2016
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October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

Wed 5 Oct

2-C2: 5 (12:00pm - 12:20pm)
The Carbon Partnership Performance inConstruction industry (case study on POSCO E&C
case)
Soo-man Jun1, Ki-Hwan Kim1, Daeun Lee2, Ik Kim2,
Yoonyoung Hwang2, Minjin Ha2, Myeonghwa Kim2
1
POSCO E&C, Korea, Republic of (South Korea);2
SMaRT ECO Corporation, Korea, Republic of (South
Korea)

Thu 6 Oct

2-D2: Sustainable agricultural production
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 10:40am - 12:20pm
Location: AV Study room at 2F
Session Chair: Naoki Yoshikawa, Ritsumeikan
University, Japan
Session Chair: RATTANAWAN MUNGKUNG, Kasetsart
University, Thailand
2-D2: 1 (10:40am - 11:00am)
Life Cycle Assessment of Oil Palm Nurseries andPlantations at Site-Specific Conditions: Case
Studies from Indonesia
Vita Dhian Lelyana1, Erwinsyah Erwinsyah1,
Kiyotada Hayashi2
1
Indonesian Oil Palm Research Institute, Indonesia;
2
National Agriculture and Food Research
Organization, Japan

2-E2: Material flow analysis for base metals
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 10:40am - 12:20pm
Location: Conference room B&C at 3F
Session Chair: Ichiro Daigo, The University of Tokyo,
Japan
Session Chair: Artem Golev, The University of
Queensland, Australia
2-E2: 1 (10:40am - 11:00am)
The mechanics of material flow represented bydynamic WIO
Shinichiro Nakamura1, Yasushi Kondo1, Kenichi
Nakajima2
1
Waseda University, Japan; 2National Institute forEnvironmental Studies

2-D2: 2 (11:00am - 11:20am)
Scenario Analysis of Land Use Change and Carbon
Flows from Palm Oil Production in Indonesia
Liselotte Schebek1, Jan T. Mizgajski1, Rüdiger
Schaldach2, Florian Wimmer2, D. Andrew Wardell3
1
Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany;
2
University of Kassel, Germany; 3The Center forInternational Forestry Research (CIFOR), Indonesia

2-E2: 2 (11:00am - 11:20am)
Decoupling Analysis based on “Flow and Stock”
Indicators: Methodology and U.S. Aluminum CaseStudy
Weiqiang Chen1, Chao Zhang2, Gang Liu3
1
Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, People's
Republic of; 2Tongji University; 3Southern Denmark
University

2-D2: 3 (11:20am - 11:40am)
The Sustainability of Malaysian Palm Oil - the
Biomass Approach as one of Its Strategic Drivers
Foo Yuen Ng
Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC), Malaysia

2-E2: 3 (11:20am - 11:40am)
Uncertainty and validation of dynamic MFA model
Daryna Panasiuk1, Bertrand Laratte2, Sebastien
Remy1,3
1
Institut de Recherche Technologique Matériaux
Métalurgie et Procédés; 2ICD, CREIDD, Universitéde technologie de Troyes, UMR 6281, CNRS; 3ICD,LASMIS, Université de technologie de Troyes, UMR
6281, CNRS

2-D2: 4 (11:40am - 12:00pm)
Life Cycle Assessment of Silica from Sugar Cane
Dregs Dust
Bambang Mulyana Hermanto
Bogor Agricultural University, Indonesia

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2-D2: 5 (12:00pm - 12:20pm)
Does higher crop productivity coincide withincreased environmental impacts? Implications ofcorrelated uncertainties in comparative life cycle
assessment of rice production systems
Kiyotada Hayashi1, Yoshifumi Nagumo2, Akiko
Domoto3
1
National Agriculture and Food Research
Organization; 2Niigata Agricultural ResearchInstitute; 3Mie Prefecture Agricultural ResearchInstitute

ProgramEcoBalance 2016
The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

2-E2: 5 (12:00pm - 12:20pm)
Dynamic Material Flow Analysis of Stainless SteelYasunari Matsuno1, Masashi Kimura2
1
Chiba University, Japan; 2The University of Tokyo

2-F2: 1 (10:40am - 11:00am)
CO2 Emission of “Bio-based PET”
Toshiro SEMBA1, Atsushi Inaba2
1
Iida Women's Junior College, Japan; 2Kogakuin
University, Japan
2-F2: 2 (11:00am - 11:20am)
Practical Case Study: Life Cycle Sustainability
Assessment of 2nd generation bio-refineries
produced fumaric acid for downstream productionof bio-plastics
Michael Bruns, Marten Stock, Mieke Klein
ifu Hamburg GmbH, Germany
2-F2: 3 (11:20am - 11:40am)
The LCA study of the gas cleaning system using
HAS-Clay as an adsorbent for Bio-H2 purification.
Shohei Kuroda, Kenji Koido, Kiyoshi Dowaki
Tokyo University of Science, Japan
2-F2: 4 (11:40am - 12:00pm)
Reduction GHG Emission from Biodiesel Production
Chain through Technologies Implementation
Hermawan Prasetya1, Yandra Arkeman2, Erliza
Hambali3, Ikhwanuddin Mawardi4, Rizaldi Boer5
1
Center for Specific Region Technologies, BPPT,
Indonesia; 2Bogor Agricultural University; 3SBRC,
IPB, Bogor, Indonesia; 4Center for Assessment andApplication of Environmental Technologies, BPPT,
Indonesia; 5CCROM, IPB, Bogor Indonesia

2-A3: Sustainability performance and investment
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 1:20pm - 3:00pm
Location: TERRSA Hall at 1F
Session Chair: Michiyasu NAKAJIMA, Kansai
University, Japan
Session Chair: Andreas Möller, Leuphana University
Lueneburg, Germany

Thu 6 Oct

2-F2: Bio-materials and bio-energy
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 10:40am - 12:20pm
Location: Conference room D at 3F
Session Chair: Yasuhiro Fukushima, Tohoku
University, Japan
Session Chair: Venkata Krishna Kumar Upadhyayula,
Umea University, Sweden

2-F2: 5 (12:00pm - 12:20pm)
Environmental Benefit Assessment on Bioenergy
Production in Terms of the Water-Energy-Land
Nexus in Taiwan
Li-Heng Chen, I-Chun Chen, Hwong-Wen Ma
National Taiwan University, Taiwan, Republic ofChina

Wed 5 Oct

2-E2: 4 (11:40am - 12:00pm)
Quality of secondary raw materials as a crucial
impediment for establishing circular economic
systems
Mauricio Cote Alarcon, Witold-Roger Poganietz
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

2-A3: 1 (1:20pm - 1:40pm)
Information Disclosure on Sustainability
Performance to Corporate Stakeholders
Bernd WAGNER1, Michiyasu NAKAJIMA2
1
University of Augsburg, Germany; 2Kansai
University, Japan
2-A3: 2 (1:40pm - 2:00pm)
New Corporate Information on Sustainability
Performance, especially on Natural Capital
Accounting in Japanese Companies
Michiyasu NAKAJIMA, Shoji Oka
Kansai University, Japan
2-A3: 3 (2:00pm - 2:20pm)
The Development of Corporate Performance
Information on Sustainability: Practice in JapaneseCompany
Asako KIMURA, Michiyasu NAKAJIMA
Kansai University, Japan
2-A3: 4 (2:20pm - 2:40pm)
A proposition of disclosing social responsibility
for investors in stock markets: Experimental
economics approach
Kenju Akai, Hideki Takei, Nariki Nishino
The University of Tokyo, Japan
2-A3: 5 (2:40pm - 3:00pm)
Social Preference and Responsible Investment
under Uncertainty
Nariaki Nishino, Haruaki Tamura, Kenju Akai
The University of Tokyo, Japan

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Wed 5 Oct

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations
2-B3: Sustainable cities and communities
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 1:20pm - 3:00pm
Location: Seminar room 2&3 at 2F
Session Chair: Hung-Suck Park, Univieristy of Ulsan,
Korea, Republic of (South Korea)
Session Chair: Yutaka Genchi, National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan

2-C3: Social and sustainability assessment
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 1:20pm - 3:00pm
Location: Conference room (Middle) at 2F
Session Chair: Jun Nakatani, The University of Tokyo,
Japan
Session Chair: Mark Goedkoop, PRé, The
Netherlands

2-B3: 1 (1:20pm - 1:40pm)
Energy autarky and civic activism: LCA results asdecision support
Roberta Stefanie Graf1, Michael Baumann2, Rafael
Horn2, Laura Brethauer2, Jan Paul Lindner11Fraunhofer IBP, Germany; 2University of Stuttgart,
Chair of Building Physics, Germany

2-C3: 1 (1:20pm - 1:40pm)
A Stepwise Method for Life Cycle Sustainability
Assessment
Mingming Hu, Liang Dong
Leiden university, The Netherlands

2-B3: 2 (1:40pm - 2:00pm)
A Conceptual Design of Incentive System for
E-waste Collection in Emerging Countries
Jessica Hanafi, Gloria F. J. Kartikasari, Enda D.
Layuk Allo
Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of
Science and Technology, Universitas Pelita Harapan,
Indonesia
2-B3: 3 (2:00pm - 2:20pm)
Electronic and electric equipment waste
separation in Thailand: A Life cycle assessment of acommunity’s activities.
Pornnapa Sutawong1, Det
Wattanachaiyingcharoen1, Norihiro Itsubo2,
Ksemson Suvannarat1
1
Naresuan Univerity, Thailand; 2Tokyo City University,Japan
2-B3: 4 (2:20pm - 2:40pm)
Policies for increased re-use and recycling in the
Swedish plastics value chain
Leonidas Milios
Lund University, Sweden
2-B3: 5 (2:40pm - 3:00pm)
Effects of Residential Conditions on Elderly Persons
who need Long-term Care in 1,200 Japanese
Municipalities
Kentaro Suzuki1, Toshiharu Ikaga1, Shuzo
Murakami2, Shun Kawakubo3
1
Keio University, Japan; 2Institute for Building
Environment and Energy Conservation, Japan;
3
Hosei University, Japan

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2-C3: 2 (1:40pm - 2:00pm)
Social Life Cycle Impact Assessment of Desktops
Considering the Use Phase
Winco K C Yung, Karpagam SubramanianHong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong S.A.R.
(China)2-C3: 3 (2:00pm - 2:20pm)
The sustainability assessment of biodiesel for
Japanese local governments
Renzhuo Wang, Makoto Nohtomi
Graduate School of Environment and Energy
Engineering Waseda University
2-C3: 4 (2:20pm - 2:40pm)
Application of Equator Principle to Social Impact
Assessment of Offshore Wind Power Development
Shih-Jung Liao, YUh-Ming Lee
National Taipei University, Taiwan, Republic of China
2-C3: 5 (2:40pm - 3:00pm)
Sustainability Assessment of Public Residential
Buildings in Hong Kong based on LCSA
Yahong Dong
Technological and Higher Education Institute ofHong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R. (China)
2-D3: Sustainable value chain of agricultural products
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 1:20pm - 3:00pm
Location: AV Study room at 2F
Session Chair: Kiyotada Hayashi, National
Agriculture and Food Research Organization, Japan
Session Chair: Liselotte Schebek, Technische
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2-E3: Critical metals
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 1:20pm - 3:00pm
Location: Conference room B&C at 3F
Session Chair: Benjamin Sprecher, Yale University,
United States of America
Session Chair: Witold-Roger Poganietz, Karlsruhe
Institute of Technology, Germany

2-D3: 2 (1:40pm - 2:00pm)
Life cycle and land use assessment as a tool forenhancing sustainable agricultural value chains:
Case study on major biomass products for food,feed and fuel in Thailand
Trakarn Prapaspongsa1, Shabbir H. Gheewala2,3
1
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
Mahidol University, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand; 2The
Joint Graduate School of Energy and Environment,
King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi,
Bangkok, Thailand; 3Centre of Excellence on Energy
Technology and Environment, PERDO, Bangkok,
Thailand

2-E3: 2 (1:40pm - 2:00pm)
Exploring urban mining challenges – case of criticalresources recovery from WEEE
Komal Habib
University of Southern Denmark, Denmark

2-D3: 4 (2:20pm - 2:40pm)
Exploring the Potential of Biogas Production in
Argentina: Case Study on Livestock Manure andAgricultural Residues
Florencia Inés Venier, Helmut Yabar, Yoshiro Higano
University of Tsukuba, Japan

2-E3: 1 (1:20pm - 1:40pm)
Informal e-waste recycling and its metal recovery
in the Philippines
Atsushi Terazono1, Masahiro Oguchi1, Shunsuke
Kuzuhara2, Ruji P. Medina3, Florencio C. Jr.
Ballesteros4
1
National Institute for Environmental Studies,Japan; 2Sendai National College of Technology;
3Technological Institute of the Philippines;
4
University of the Philippines DilimanThu 6 Oct

2-D3: 3 (2:00pm - 2:20pm)
LCA of Pandan Wangi Rice for Sustainable Food
Supply Chain in Indonesia
Yandra Arkeman1, Suprihatin Suprihatin1, Kiyotada
Hayashi2
1
Bogor Agricultural University, Indonesia; 2NARO(National Agricultural Research Organization),
Tsukuba, Japan

Wed 5 Oct

2-D3: 1 (1:20pm - 1:40pm)
Evaluation of Lifecycle of Packaged Strawberries
Considering the Damage Reduction during
Simulated Transportation
Akihiro Izumi1, Nobutaka Nakamura2, Kiyotada
Hayashi2, Nobuo Kanazawa3, Kouki Sotta4, Toshio
Yokoyama5, Yoichi Uchida6, Junichi Nakahashi7,
Masahiro Yamanaka8, Masashi Hamba1, Koichi
Shobatake9, Yoshihito Yasaka9, Takeo Shiina10
1
Plastic Waste Management Institute, Japan;
2
National Agriculture and Food Cooperative
Association; 3Japan Plastic Food Container
Association; 4Fruits Yamanashi Agricultural
Cooperative Association; 5The Japan Plastics
Industry Federation; 6Vinyl Environmental Council;
7
Asahi Kasei Corporation; 8Japan Polyethylene
Corporation; 9TCO2 Co.Ltd.; 10Graduate School of
Horticulture, Chiba University

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

2-E3: 3 (2:00pm - 2:20pm)
Hotspot analysis for global dissipative losses of 25
metals and metalloids
Christoph Helbig, Andrea Thorenz, Axel Tuma
Resource Lab, University of Augsburg, Germany
2-E3: 4 (2:20pm - 2:40pm)
Environmental assessment of rare earth elements
recycling: The case of recycling of end-of-lifepermanent magnets
Dionysios Kontoulis, Karel Van Acker, Tom Vander
Hoogerstraete, Sofía Riaño Torres
KU Leuven, Belgium
2-E3: 5 (2:40pm - 3:00pm)
Avoiding environmental impacts of light rare earth
production though NdFeB magnet recycling – a
global estimate
Rita Schulze1,2, Matthias Buchert1
1
Oeko-Institut e.V., Germany; 2TU Darmstadt,
Germany

Discussion (2:40pm - 3:00pm)

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October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

Wed 5 Oct

2-F3: The future of energy-critical minerals
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 1:20pm - 3:00pm
Location: Conference room D at 3F
Session Chair: Benjamin C. McLellan, Kyoto
University, Japan
Session Chair: Elsa Margaret Dominish, University ofTechnology Sydney, Australia

Thu 6 Oct

2-F3: 1 (1:20pm - 1:40pm)
Critical Metals for 21st Century Energy
Technologies: Assessing Global Resources andGrounds for Optimism
Gavin Mudd, Simon Jowitt, Timothy Tyson Werner,
Zhehan Weng
Monash University, Australia
2-F3: 2 (1:40pm - 2:00pm)
Resources requirements for a Hydrogen Economy Examining Alternatives
Benjamin C. McLellan
Kyoto University, Japan
2-F3: 3 (2:00pm - 2:20pm)
Lithium and the mineral-energy nexus
Damien Giurco, Elsa Dominish, Sven Teske, Nick
FlorinUniversity of Technology Sydney, Australia
2-F3: 4 (2:20pm - 2:40pm)
Impact of ore degradation from energy perspective
Akiyuki Masuda, Taiga Takasu, Shinsuke Murakami
The University of Tokyo, Japan
2-F3: 5 (2:40pm - 3:00pm)
Wealth from Waste: Pathways for Metals in a
Circular Economy
Damien Giurco1, Elsa Dominish1, Melissa Jackson1,
Nick Florin1, Akbar Rhamdhani2
1
University of Technology Sydney, Australia;
2
Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
3-A1: Life cycle engineering and management
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 10:00am - 11:20am
Location: TERRSA Hall at 1F
Session Chair: Rajesh Kumar Singh, thinkstep India,
India
Session Chair: Ryo Yokoyama, TDK Corporation,
Japan

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3-A1: 1 (10:00am - 10:20am)
Identifying innovation opportunities with LCA
Eric Mieras, Mark Goedkoop
PRe Sustainability, The Netherlands
3-A1: 2 (10:20am - 10:40am)
Diffusion of Environmental Innovations in
Developing Countries: Analysis of the Impact of
FDI, R&D and Geographical Proximity
Helmut Yabar
University of Tsukuba, Japan
3-A1: 3 (10:40am - 11:00am)
Challenges for Knowledge Engineering inEnvironmental Life Cycle Assessment
Caroline SABLAYROLLES, Jean-Pierre BELAUD, Claire
VIALLE, Guillaume BUSSET, Abdellatif BARAKAT,
Patrice BUCHE
University of Toulouse (France), France
3-A1: 4 (11:00am - 11:20am)
Disruptive Technologies: Surviving Technology
Valley of Death with Improved Sustainable
Performance (Case Studies from Nano and Biotech
Industry)
Venkata Krishna Kumar Upadhyayula1, Nabil
Souihi1, Mats Tysklind1, Venkataramana
Gadhamshetty2
1
Umea University, Sweden; 2South Dakota School ofMines and Technology, SD, USA
3-B1: Nutrients, water and ecosystem services inagriculture
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 10:00am - 11:20am
Location: Seminar room 2&3 at 2F
Session Chair: Masanori Saito, Tohoku University,
Japan
Session Chair: Yandra Arkeman, Bogor Agricultural
University, Indonesia
3-B1: 1 (10:00am - 10:20am)
Projection of global nitrogen footprints under
the future condition of food production andconsumption
Takuma Takiuchi1, Yuya Ono1, Azusa Oita2, Keigo
Noda1, Kazuo Oki1, Taikan Oki1
1
The university of Tokyo, Japan; 2Yokohama National
University, Japan; takiuchi@rainbow.iis.u-tokyo.
ac.jp

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3-B1: 4 (11:00am - 11:20am)
A framework to incorporate experimental data intolife cycle impact assessment on ecosystem services
in agroecosystems
Wirong Chanthorn, Anchana Thancharoen
Kasetsart University, Thailand
3-C1: Environmental accounting and audit
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 10:00am - 11:20am
Location: Conference room (Middle) at 2F
Session Chair: Asako Kimura, Kansai University,
Japan
Session Chair: Bernd Wagner, University ofAugsburg, Germany
3-C1: 1 (10:00am - 10:20am)
The Environmental Costs Analysis of Cement
Industry in Thailand
TASSANEEWAN CHOM-IN, ATHIWATRJIRAJARIYAVECH, WANWISA THANUNGKANO,NONGNUCH POOLSAWAD, JITTI MUNGKALASIRINational Metal and Materials Technology Center,
Thailand3-C1: 2 (10:20am - 10:40am)
Sustainable Design Methodology of Integrated
Quality Inspection for Multi-Echelon Supply Chain
Under Material Flow Cost Accounting
WICHAI CHATTINNAWAT
Chiang Mai University, Thailand

3-C1: 4 (11:00am - 11:20am)
Energy Auditing in the Asian Context: Neglected
Channels of Knowledge Spillovers
Harald Ernst Otto
Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy

Thu 6 Oct

3-B1: 3 (10:40am - 11:00am)
Assessing Water Scarcity in Malaysia: A Case Studyof Rice Production
Marlia Mohd Hanafiah1, Nor Fadillah Ghazali1,
Muhammad Muaz Aminordin1, Shabbir, H.
Gheewala2, Pariyapat Nilsalab2
1
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia; 2King
Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi,
Bangkok, Thailand; mhmarlia@ukm.edu.my

3-C1: 3 (10:40am - 11:00am)
Material Flow Cost Accounting as a Decision
Support Instrument
Martina B. Prox1,3, Andreas Moeller2
1
ifu Hamburg GmbH, Germany; 2Leuphana
University; 3Forum for Sustainability through Life
Cycle Innovation (FSLCI)Wed 5 Oct

3-B1: 2 (10:20am - 10:40am)
Scenarios of Global Phosphorus Flows from
Agriculture and Domestic Wastewater
Cherry Myo Lwin1, Mari Murakami2, Kento Tamura3,
Seiji Hashimoto4
1
Ritsumeikan University, Japan; 2Ritsumeikan
University, Japan; 3Ritsumeikan University, Japan;
4
Ritsumeikan University, Japan

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

3-D1: Environmental information communication
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 10:00am - 11:20am
Location: AV Study room at 2F
Session Chair: Nariaki Nishino, The University ofTokyo, Japan
Session Chair: Anne-Marie Tillman, Chalmers
University of Technology, Sweden
3-D1: 1 (10:00am - 10:20am)
Examine the verification/certification of GHG
emissions in a lifecycle approach
Masayuki Kanzaki1, Kenichi Asakawa2, Satoko Itoh1,
Hanako Negishi1, Akira kataoka1
1
Japan Environmental Management Association for
Industry; 2Japan Quality Assurance Organization
3-D1: 2 (10:20am - 10:40am)
A review of food LCA smartphone apps: thechallenge of socially embedded information
Steven Robert McGreevy1, Atsushi Inaba2
1
Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Japan;
2
Kougakuin University, Japan
3-D1: 3 (10:40am - 11:00am)
SOCIETY READINESS TOWARD MODIFICATION OF
MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMINTO SEPARATION-BASED SYSTEM (Study Case:
Padang City, Indonesia)
Nova Ulhasanah, Naohiro Goto
Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan
3-D1: 4 (11:00am - 11:20am)
Environmental evaluation method of packaging
considering food loss and consumer behavior
Naoki Yokokawa, Emi Kikuchi-Uehara, Hirokazu
Sugiyama, Masahiko Hirao
The University of Tokyo, Japan

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October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

Wed 5 Oct

3-E1: Recycling from waste
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 10:00am - 11:20am
Location: Conference room B&C at 3F
Session Chair: Seung-Jin Lee, University of MichiganFlint, United States of America
Session Chair: Yasuhiro Hirai, Kyoto University, JapanThu 6 Oct

3-E1: 1 (10:00am - 10:20am)
Changing chlorine metabolism of a nation - casestudy on chlorine recovery from PVC wastes inJapanJiaqi Lu1, Shogo Kumagai1, Yasuhiro Fukushima2,
Hajime Ohno2, Tomohito Kameda1, Toshiaki
Yoshioka1
1Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Tohoku
University; 2Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku
University
3-E1: 2 (10:20am - 10:40am)
Inventory analysis of recycling methods ofpolyvinyl chloride in building materials
Takayuki Isobe, Tsuyoshi Seike, Yongsun Kim,
Atsushi Ito, Yusaku Harada
The University of Tokyo, Japan
3-E1: 3 (10:40am - 11:00am)
On the recovery and reuse of N-methyl-2pyrrilodone from waste streams in the productionof resins for the microelectronics industry
Mariano Javier Savelski, C. Stewart Slater
Rowan University, United States of America
3-E1: 4 (11:00am - 11:20am)
Life Cycle Assessment of Beneficial Use of Calcium
Carbide Sludge for Cement Production in China
Yu LIU, Zhihong WANG, Zuoren NIE
Beijing University of Technology, China, People's
Republic of
3-F1: Energy supply
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 10:00am - 11:20am
Location: Conference room D at 3F
Session Chair: Roberta Stefanie Graf, Fraunhofer IBP,
Germany
Session Chair: Ryota Ii, Pacific Consultants Co., Ltd.,
Japan

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3-F1: 1 (10:00am - 10:20am)
The Climate Impact of Large-Scale Excess Heat
Utilization – A Case of Complex System Interactions
Erik O Ahlgren1, Akram Fakhri Sandvall1, Tomas
Ekvall2
1
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden; 2IVL
Swedish Environmental Research Institute3-F1: 2 (10:20am - 10:40am)
Prospective LCA of Emerging Energy Technologies:
Case Study of Organic Photovoltaic Solar Cells
Michael Tsang1, Dario M. Bassani2, Guido
Sonnemann1
1
University of Bordeaux, France; 2CNRS, France
3-F1: 3 (10:40am - 11:00am)
Emerging photovoltaic technologies: Life Cycle
Assessment of organic photovoltaics andpervoskite solar cells
Steffi Weyand, Liselotte Schebek
Institute IWAR, Chair of Material Flow Management
and Resource Economy, Technische Universität
Darmstadt, Germany
3-F1: 4 (11:00am - 11:20am)
Life Cycle Inventory Analysis of Intercontinental
Transport of Carbon-Free Hydrogen
Yuki Kudoh, Mai Inoue, Naomi Kitagawa, Kiyotaka
TaharaNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology, Japan
3-B2: Promoting transdisciplinary science towardsustainable use of biodiversity and ecosystem services
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 11:40am - 1:00pm
Location: Seminar room 2&3 at 2F
Session Chair: Keiichiro Kanemoto, Shinshu
University, Japan
Session Chair: Francesca Verones, NTNU, Norway
3-B2: 1 (11:40am - 12:00pm)
Introduction to TSUNAGARI: the need to establish
transdisciplinary science toward conservation andsustainable use of biodiversity and ecosystemservices in Asia
Masahiro Nakaoka
Hokkaido University, Japan

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3-B2: 2 (12:00pm - 12:20pm)
Mapping the Environmental Footprint of Nations
Keiichiro Kanemoto1, Daniel Moran2
1
Kyushu University, Japan; 2NTNU, Norway

3-C2: Scope 3 and green value chain
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 11:40am - 1:00pm
Location: Conference room (Middle) at 2F
Session Chair: Jessica Hanafi, Universitas Pelita
Harapan, Indonesia
Session Chair: Leonor Patricia Güereca, Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico
3-C2: 1 (11:40am - 12:00pm)
Quantifying scope 3 greenhouse gas emissionsof a telecommunication company using CDP
information
Rolf Frischknecht, Laura Tschümperlin
treeze Ltd., Switzerland
3-C2: 2 (12:00pm - 12:20pm)
SCOPE3 of Kogakuin University Focusing on
Student’s Activities
Natsumi Inoue1, Ryuji Nakano1, Sho Murata1,
Atsushi Inaba1, Koji Tanaka2
1
Kogakuin University, Japan; 2e.s.feed, Japan
3-C2: 3 (12:20pm - 12:40pm)
Application of geostatistic and Life Cycle
Assessment to map GHG emissions and land-use
change risk in cocoa supply chains
Giancarlo Raschio1, Sergiy Smetana1, Volker Heinz1,
Alexander Mathys2
1
German Institute of Food Technologies DIL,
Germany; 2Laboratory of Sustainable Food
Processing, ETH Zürich

3-D2: Hotspots analysis
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 11:40am - 1:00pm
Location: AV Study room at 2F
Session Chair: Yasushi Kondo, Waseda University,
Japan
Session Chair: James Archie Fava, thinkstep, UnitedStates of America

Thu 6 Oct

3-B2: 4 (12:40pm - 1:00pm)
Environmental pressure footprints vs. impact
footprints: which is the better proxy?
Francesca Verones1, Daniel Moran1, Konstantin
Stadler1, Keiichiro Kanemoto2, Richard Wood1
1
NTNU, Norway; 2Kyushu University, Japan

3-C2: 4 (12:40pm - 1:00pm)
How to interpret and utilize quantified Scope 3
emissions: From Japanese companies’ case studies
Masahiko SHIBATA
Mizuho Information & Research Institute, Inc., Japan

Wed 5 Oct

3-B2: 3 (12:20pm - 12:40pm)
Identifying the Species Threat Hotspots from
Global Supply Chains
Daniel Moran1, Keiichiro Kanemoto2
1
NTNU, Norway; 2Kyushu University

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

3-D2: 1 (11:40am - 12:00pm)
Development of Hotspot Analysis Method using
Japanese LCA methods and databases
Norihiro Itsubo1, Kiyotaka Tahara2, Yasushi Kondo3
1
Tokyo City University, Japan; 2National Instituteof Advanced Industrial Science and Technology;
3
Waseda University
3-D2: 2 (12:00pm - 12:40pm)
Hotspots Analysis – What do we know and how
can it be used to improve sustainability of productsystems
James Archie Fava1, Mark Barthel2
1
thinkstep, United States of America; 2Keel, United
Kingdom
3-D2: 3 (12:40pm - 12:50pm)
Feasibility of hotspot analysis as a screening
method in Eco Mark programme
Hirotaka Sano1, Haruo Suzuki2, Norihiro Itsubo2
1
Japan Environment Association, Japan; 2Tokyo City
University
3-D2: 4 (12:50pm - 1:00pm)
EcoLeaf programme and the environmental
hotspot analysis
Akira Kataoka1, Masayuki Kanzaki1, Norihiro
Itsubo2, Kiyotaka Tahara3
1
Japan Environmental Management Association for
Industry (JEMAI); 2Tokyo City University;
3
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology (AIST)

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October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

Wed 5 Oct

3-E2: Modeling of recycling
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 11:40am - 1:00pm
Location: Conference room B&C at 3F
Session Chair: Yuichi Moriguchi, The University ofTokyo, Japan
Session Chair: Rubén Aldaco, Cantabria University,
Spain

Thu 6 Oct

3-E2: 1 (11:40am - 12:00pm)
An Element-Based Optimization for Recycling ofWaste Glass and Ceramic Materials
Ichiro Daigo1, Tomoki Okada1, Daisaku Okamoto2,
Yoshikazu Goto1
1
The University of Tokyo, Japan; 2InfoCore Co., Ltd.,
Japan; daigo@material.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
3-E2: 2 (12:00pm - 12:20pm)
Using empirical data in top-down and bottom-up
approaches to modelling in-use stocks and flows: A
case study of mobile phones in Australia
Artem Golev1, Xuan Zhu2, Tim Werner2, Ruth Lane2,
Kazuyo Matsubae3
1
The University of Queensland, Australia; 2Monash
University, Australia; 3Tohoku University, Japan
3-E2: 3 (12:20pm - 12:40pm)
The sustainability of regional e-waste management
systems: Monitor technology case studies
Seung-Jin Lee, Joyce S. Cooper
University of Michigan-Flint, United States ofAmerica
3-E2: 4 (12:40pm - 1:00pm)
Development of eco-industrial design andevaluation model based on regional temporal andspatial dynamic analysis on material and energy
metabolism
Liang Dong
CML, Leiden University, The Netherlands; School of
Geography and Remote Sensing, Nanjing Universityof Information Science & Technology, China
3-F2: Energy demand
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 11:40am - 1:00pm
Location: Conference room D at 3F
Session Chair: Yuki Kudoh, National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan
Session Chair: Harald Ernst Otto, Polytechnic
University of Marche, Italy

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3-F2: 1 (11:40am - 12:00pm)
Life Cycle Assessment of Vehicle Lightweighting: A
Comparison of Use-Phase Energy Savings between
ICEVs and EVs
Hyung Chul Kim, Timothy J Wallington
Ford Motor Company, United States of America
3-F2: 2 (12:00pm - 12:20pm)
Usage-dependent evaluation of electromobility
Roberta Stefanie Graf1, Michael Held1, Stefan
Eckert2, Simone Weidner2
1
Fraunhofer IBP, Germany; 2thinkstep AG
3-F2: 3 (12:20pm - 12:40pm)
When to consume electricity? View from cost andcarbon emission: case in Germany
Jun Kono, York Ostermeyer
Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
3-F2: 4 (12:40pm - 1:00pm)
Environmental assessment of residential fuel cellin different stages of family life
Akito Ozawa2, Yoshikuni Yoshida1
1
The University of Tokyo, Japan; 2National Instituteof Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
3-B3: Promoting transdisciplinary science towardsustainable use of biodiversity and ecosystem services
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 2:00pm - 3:20pm
Location: Seminar room 2&3 at 2F
Session Chair: Masahiro Nakaoka, Hokkaido
University, Japan
Session Chair: Daniel Moran, NTNU, Norway
3-B3: 1 (2:00pm - 2:20pm)
Broad-scale, fine-resolution spatial analyses on
biodiversity, functions and human threats incoastal ecosystems: how to link them with global
economic analyses?
Kenji Sudo1, Masahiro Nakaoka1, Keiichiro
Kanemoto2, Daniel Moran3
1
Hokkaido University, Japan; 2Kyushu University;
3
Norwegian University of Science and Technology

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Discussion (3:00pm - 3:20pm)
3-C3: Organizational LCA
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 2:00pm - 3:20pm
Location: Conference room (Middle) at 2F
Session Chair: Annekatrin Lehmann, Technische
Universität Berlin, Germany
Session Chair: Masahiko Shibata, Mizuho
Information & Research Institute, Inc., Japan
3-C3: 1 (2:00pm - 2:20pm)
Organizational LCA: status and results of the roadtesting phase
Julia Martínez-Blanco1,2, Llorenç Milà i Canals3,
Atsushi Inaba4, Annekatrin Lehmann1, Matthias
Finkbeiner1
1Technische Universität Berlin, Germany; 2Inèdit
Innovació SL, Barcelona, Spain; 3UNEP-DTIE, Paris,
France; 4Kogakuin University, Tokyo, Japan
3-C3: 2 (2:20pm - 2:40pm)
Application of Organizational Life Cycle Assessment
to define materiality in environmental initiatives ofazbil GroupAyako Nagayama, Shigeo Kimura, Hiromu Hatano
Azbil Corporation, Japan

3-D3: Hotspots analysis
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 2:00pm - 3:20pm
Location: AV Study room at 2F
Session Chair: Norihiro Itsubo, Tokyo city university,
Japan
Session Chair: James Archie Fava, thinkstep, UnitedStates of America

Thu 6 Oct3-B3: 3 (2:40pm - 3:00pm)
Challenge to harmonize sustainable fishery withenvironmental conservation in oligotrophic coastal
ecosystems
Masakazu Hori, Masahito Hirota, Mitsutaku
MakinoFisheries Research and Education Agency, Japan

3-C3: 4 (3:00pm - 3:20pm)
Assessing the depth of impacts in supply chains forsustainability management in organizations
Masaharu Motoshita1, Matthias Finkbeiner2, Jun
Nakatani3, Atsushi Inaba4
1
AIST, Japan; 2Technische Universität Berlin,
Germany; 3The University of Tokyo, Japan; 4Kogakuin
University, Japan

Wed 5 Oct3-B3: 2 (2:20pm - 2:40pm)
Comparing the life cycle impact of different fishingtechniques in Thailand
Francesca Verones1, Alya Francesca Bolowich1,
Keigo Ebata2, Anukorn Boutson3, Takafumi
Arimoto4, Satoshi Ishikawa5
1
NTNU, Norway; 2Kagoshima University, Japan;
3
Kasetsart University, Bangkok, Thailand; 4Tokyo
University of Marine Science and Technology, Japan;
5
Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN),
Kyoto, Japan

Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

3-D3: 1 (2:00pm - 2:20pm)
Waste Input-Output (WIO) and Its Application to
Hotspots Analysis
Yasushi Kondo1, Koichi Tachio2, Shinichiro
Nakamura1
1
Waseda University, Japan; 2Japan Environmental
Sanitation Center
3-D3: 2 (2:20pm - 2:40pm)
Development of Inventory Database for Hotspot
Analysis based on IDEA
Kiyotaka Tahara1, Asako Takada1, Chiharu Fujii1,
Shigeru Kihira2, Koichi Shobatake3
1
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology (AIST), Japan; 2S&R Co.,Ltd.; 3TCO2
Co. Ltd.
3-D3: 3 (2:40pm - 3:00pm)
Case studies of Hotspot analysis using theEnvironmental Footprint Databases
Haruo Suzuki1, Toshihiko Arima1, Yuki Ichisugi1,
Satomi Suguri1, Yasushi Kondo2, Kiyotaka Tahara3,
Asako Takada3, Norihiro Itsubo1
1
Tokyo City University, Japan; 2Waseda University,
Japan; 3National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology, Japan
Discussion (3:00pm - 3:20pm)

3-C3: 3 (2:40pm - 3:00pm)
A Case Study of Organizational Life Cycle
Assessment in a University in Indonesia
Jessica Hanafi, Laurence, Priskila Christine Rahayu
Universitas Pelita Harapan, Indonesia

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Tue 4 Oct

Presentation Lists: Oral Presentations

Wed 5 Oct

3-E3: Waste treatment and recycling
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 2:00pm - 3:20pm
Location: Conference room B&C at 3F
Session Chair: Shinsuke Murakami, the University ofTokyo, Japan
Session Chair: Tak Hur, Konkuk University, Korea,
Republic of (South Korea)

Thu 6 Oct

3-E3: 1 (2:00pm - 2:20pm)
Life Cycle Assessment of Aluminium Recycling
Process: Case of Shredder Cables
Guilhem Grimaud1,2, Nicolas Perry2, Bertrand
Laratte3
1
MTB Recycling, France; 2Arts & Métiers ParisTech,France; 3University of Technology of Troyes, France
3-E3: 2 (2:20pm - 2:40pm)
Development of Eco-design methodology fordisposable diapers and their marketing strategy
Myeonghwa Kim, Ik Kim
SMaRTECO, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)
3-E3: 3 (2:40pm - 3:00pm)
Greenhouse gas reduction effects by food loss
prevention from business sectors
Junya Yano, Ritsuki Yanagawa, Yasuhiro Hirai,
Shin-ichi Sakai
Kyoto University, Japan
Discussion (3:00pm - 3:20pm)
3-F3: Future prospects of energy
Time: Thursday, 06/Oct/2016: 2:00pm - 3:20pm
Location: Conference room D at 3F
Session Chair: Shinsuke Kondoh, AIST, Japan
Session Chair: Damien Giurco, University ofTechnology Sydney, Australia
3-F3: 1 (2:00pm - 2:20pm)
Life-cycle environmental and resource implicationsof low-carbon energy technologies
Sangwon Suh1, Joseph Bergesen1, Edgar Hertwich4,
Michael Taptich3, Thomas Gibon2
1
University of California Santa Barbara, UnitedStates of America; 2Norwegian University of Scienceand Technology; 3University of California Berkeley,
United States of America; 4Yale University, UnitedStates of America

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3-F3: 2 (2:20pm - 2:40pm)
Life Cycle Greenhouse Gas and Water Consumption
Potential Assessment Based on Thailand
Alternative Energy Development Plan
Worayut Saibuatrong1, Thumrongrut
Mungcharoen2, Viganda Varabuntoonvit1
1
Chemical Engineering Department, Faculty ofEngineering, Kasetsart University, Bangkok 10900,
Thailand; 2Energy and Environment Cluster andDirector of Sustainable Environment Program,
National Science and Technology Development
Agency (NSTDA), Pathum Thani 12120, Thailand
3-F3: 3 (2:40pm - 3:00pm)
Simulation-based scenario analysis of regionalenergy system considering future technology
implementation
Yasunori Kikuchi1,2, Kotaro Ouchida1, Yuichiro
Kanematsu1, Kazutake Oosawa1,3, Tatsuya Okubo1
1
The University of Tokyo; 2Kyushu University;
3
Wakayama prefectural government
Discussion (3:00pm - 3:20pm)

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Poster Presentations
2-A4: Poster session
Time: Wednesday, 05/Oct/2016: 3:10pm - 5:10pm
Location: TERRSA Hall at 1F
2-A4: 1
Towards a global energy performance certificationof buildings: a new approach based on Life Cycle
Energy Assessment
Rubén Aldaco, Maria Margallo, Jara Laso, Isabel
Garcia-Herrero, Marta Rodrigo, Mario Mañana
Canteli, Angel Irabien
Cantabria University, Spain
2-A4: 2Development and Application of a Multi-Objective
Optimization Tool for Renewable Energy Mix in
Municipalities
Keiko Hori1, Takanori Matsui1, Satoshi Ono2, Kenichi
Fukui1, Takashi Hasuike3, Takashi Machimura1
1
Osaka University, Japan; 2Kagoshima University,
Japan; 3Waseda University, Japan
2-A4: 3
Toward an economy of sustainable energy in thechlor-alkali industry: impact of European Union
carbon emission trade directive
Rubén Aldaco, Razvan Pascal, Raquel Onandia,
Maria Margallo, Isabel Garcia-Herrero, Angel
Irabien
Cantabria University, Spain
2-A4: 4Social Risk Identification with New Energy Systemusing Input-Output Analysis: A Case Study ofHydrogen Fueling Stations in Japan
Shunichi Hienuki, Kazuhiko Noguchi, Atsumi
MiyakeYokohama National University, Japan
2-A4: 5Rethinking the contribution of waste water
treatment to decentralised energy systems byusing anaerobic digestion
Witold-Roger Poganietz, Helmut Lehn, Mónica
Vergara Araya, Franka Steiner
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
2-A4: 6
Combined heat and power supply from WTE
facilities in low-carbon Japan
Yurie Shirakawa, Ryota Ii
Pacific Consultants Co., Ltd., Japan

2-A4: 7
A survey on land use impact assessment within
agricultural LCA
Longlong Tang1, Ai Leon1, Kazunori Kohyama1,
Norihiro Itsubo2
1
National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences,
Japan; 2Tokyo City University
2-A4: 8Quantifying wind energy impacts on biodiversity in
LCA: addressing the challenge
Tiago Laranjeiro1, Francesca Verones1, Roel May2
1
Industrial Ecology Programme, Norwegian
University of Science and Technology (NTNU),
Trondheim, Norway; 2Norwegian Institute for Nature
Research, Trondheim, Norway
2-A4: 9Sustainability Assessment of Eco-Tourism in
the Coastal Area– Case Study of Liuqiu Island inSouthern Taiwan
Yu-Jing Yang, Yuh-Ming Lee
National Taipei University, Taiwan, Republic of China
2-A4: 10
Environmental impact assessment of pulp paperand stone paper
Tatsuya Sakanishi1, Masaharu Motoshita2, Kiyotaka
Tahara2, Atsushi Inaba1
1
Kogakuin University, Japan; 2National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science and Technology
2-A4: 11
The impact of green roofs on the risk of heat strokeand sleep disturbance in Jakarta
Kentaro Maeda1, Kazuki Yamaguchi2, Setyo
Darmanto Nisrina3, Varquez Alvin Christopher
Galang3, Yukihiro Kikegawa4, Manabu Kanda3,
Tomohiko Ihara1
1
the University of Tokyo, Japan; 2Tokyo ElectricPower Company Research Institute; 3Tokyo Instituteof Technology; 4Meisei University
2-A4: 12What is an elementary flow in life cycle
sustainability assessment?
Katsuyuki Nakano, Naoki Shibahara, Toshifumi
Nakai, Masayuki Kanzaki
Japan Environmental Management Association for
Industry (JEMAI), Japan

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Poster Presentations
2-A4: 13Substance Flow Analysis and Social Impact
Assessment of Nutrient Distributions in
Watersheds – Case Study of the Feitsui Reservoir
Pi Fang Hung, Yuh Ming Lee
National Taipei University, Taiwan, Republic of China
2-A4: 14
Material Flow Analysis and Social Impact
Assessment of Waste-to-Bioenergy Application of
Refuse Recycling
Chien-Yu Hong, Yuh-Ming Lee
National Taipei University, Taiwan, Republic of China
2-A4: 15
Analysis of hydrogen utilization by life cycle
assessment focusing on fuel cell
Taira Nagaishi1, Kenji Koido1, Mitsuo Kameyama2,
Kiyoshi Dowaki1
1
Tokyo University of Science, Japan; 2Japan Blue
Energy CO. Ltd.
2-A4: 16
Interval estimation and uncertainty analysis ofsolid waste from food and beverage service sectorin Hue city, Vietnam
Son Hoang LE1,2, Trang Thi Thu DO1, Thanh PhucNGUYEN3, Yasuhiro MATSUI1
1
Okayama university, Japan; 2Danang University of
Science and Technology, Vietnam; 3Hitachi Zosen
Corp, Japan
2-A4: 17
Accumulated Toxicity Impacts in Urban Area
Albina Yalaltdinova1, Junbeum Kim2, JeanChristophe Lata3
1
Department of Geoecology and Geochemistry,
Institute of Natural Resources, Tomsk Polytechnic
University; 2CREIDD Research Centre on
Environmental Studies & Sustainability, Universityof Technology of Troyes; 3Institute of Ecology andEnvironmental Sciences - Paris (iEESParis), Université
Pierre et Marie Curie;
2-A4: 18
Ammonia Substance Flow Analysis in South Korea
Industrial System
Kunho Lee1, Junbeum Kim2, Jinyoung Moon1,
Yongwoo Hwang1
1
Department of Environmental Technology and
Safety Technology Convergence, Inha University,
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2-A4: 19
A Study of Butadiene Chemical Substance Flow
Analysis in South Korea
Jangwoo Kim1, Junbeum Kim2, Jinyoung Moon1,
Yongwoo Hwang1
1
Department of Environmental Technology and
Safety Technology Convergence, Inha University,
South Korea; 2University of Technology of Troyes,
France2-A4: 20
A Study of Formaldehyde Chemical Substance Flow
Analysis
Jeayoung Park1, Junbeum Kim2, Jinyoung Moon1,
Yongwoo Hwang1
1
Department of Environmental Technology and
Safety Technology Convergence, Inha University,
South Korea; 2CREIDD Research Centre on
Environmental Studies & Sustainability, University ofTechnology of Troyes, France
2-A4: 21
Validity Assessment in LCA: a Case Study of Waste
Biomass Utilization
Hirotsugu Kamahara, Hiroyuki Daimon
Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan
2-A4: 22
Environmental impact assessment of China’s sulfur
dioxide pollution through the supply chains
Qian Zhang, Jun Nakatani, Yuichi Moriguchi
The University of Tokyo, Japan
2-A4: 23
Evaluation of Natural Capital for organizations
Considering Life Cycle of Perspectives
Satomi Suguri, Norihiro Itsubo
Tokyo City University, Japan
2-A4: 24
Hydrogen Fluoride Substance Flow Analysis: In
Case of the Chemical Industry in South Korea
Mijin Yoo1, Junbeum Kim2, Jinyoung Moon1,
Yongwoo Hwang1
1
Department of Environmental Technology and
Safety Technology Convergence, Inha University,
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2-A4: 25
Analysis of supply and demand balance ofelements related to solar panels toward theirrecycling
Satoru Takayanagi1, Kenich Nakajima2, Shinsuke
Murakami3, Seiji Hashimoto4
1
Ritsumeikan University, Japan; 2National Institutefor Environmental Studies, Japan; 3Tokyo University,
Japan; 4Ritsumeikan University, Japan
2-A4: 26
Material flow of copper and lead in China: An
impact of WEEE recycling in China
Aya Yoshida, Atsushi Terazono
National Institute for Environmental Studies
2-A4: 27
The impact of environment on cement-basedmaterials adsorbing heavy metal ions
Yali Wang, Suping Cui, Xikui Xu, Mingzhang Lan
Beijing University of Technology Beijing
2-A4: 28
Sustainable Lifestyles and Stakeholder
Engagement: How the twain shall meet
Himanshu Dhundia, Sanjeevan Bajaj
FICCI Quality Forum
2-A4: 29Development of Social Capital Management
Method for Stock Sustainability Management
Hideaki Kurishima, Akifumi Nakamura
Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan
2-A4: 30
Benefits from Integration of Municipal Solid
Waste Incinerators as a Measure for Decreasing
Combustible Waste in the Future
Rokuta Inaba1, Tomohiro Tasaki1, Minoru Fujii1,
Naohisa Yamaguchi2
1
National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan
2
EX Research Institute Ltd.
2-A4: 31
Learning Influence of Life-Cycle Thinking-based
Environmental Education on Learners’ Behavior
Hatsuna TADAKA1, Yosii HIRAYAMA2, Yukiko
TAKAOKA3, Shoko TSUDA4, Tateki MIZUNO4, Yasuo
MATSUMOTO5, Shinya MATSUMOTO1
1
Yokohama National University, Japan; 2Yokohama
LCA Laboratory, Japan; 3Green Purchasing Network,
Japan; 4The Society of Non-Traditional Technology,
Japan; 5Kanagawa University, Japan

2-A4: 32
A decade promoting sustainable production andconsumption in Mexico through teaching LCA
Leonor Patricia Güereca, Carlos Enrique Caballero
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico
2-A4: 33
Chiang Rai Zero Waste: implementing a sufficienteconomy framework for sustainable lifestyle inrural Thai communities
Panate Manomaivibool1, Mongkonkorn Srivichai2,
Pattayaporn Unroj3, Pannipha Dokmaingam1
1
Mae Fah Luang University, Thailand; 2Rajamangala
University of Technology Lanna; 3Natural Resources
and Environmental Management Research andTraining Center
2-A4: 34
Energy production through improved efficiency ofphotovoltaic cells
Bertrand Laratte1, Tatiana Perminova1,2
1
University of Technology of Troyes, France; 2Tomsk
Polytechnic University, Russia
2-A4: 35
The theoretical design of an optimized greenhouseto maintain agricultural cultivation temperatureusing a new refrigerant
Akiyuki Ohno1, Corinthias P.M. Sianipar1,2, Kiyoshi
Dowaki1
1
Tokyo University of Science, Japan; 2The Bandung
Institute of Technology, Indonesia
2-A4: 36Development of Evaluation Method to integrate
CO2, Cost and Social Benefit of ICT technology
Atsushi Inaba1, Keisuke Ikeda1, Osamu Namikawa2,
Hitoshi Maekawa2, Yoshiyuki Hosobuchi2
1
Kogakuin University, Japan; 2Hitachi, Ltd.
2-A4: 37
Promotion of household social policies withadoption of the Paris Agreement in Japan
Yosuke Shigetomi
Nagasaki University

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Poster Presentations
2-A4: 38
Effects of Residential Conditions on Elderly Persons
who need Long-term Care in 1,200 Japanese
Municipalities
Kentaro Suzuki1, Toshiharu Ikaga1, Shuzo
Murakami2, Shun Kawakubo3
1
Keio University, Japan; 2Institute for Building
Environment and Energy Conservation, Japan;
3
Hosei University, Japan
2-A4: 39
Sustainable Development and Implicationsof Postmodern Transposition of Knowledge
Circulation
Harald Ernst Otto
Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy
2-A4: 40
Analyzing Effects of Structural Change on Materialand Energy Dependence
Kayoko Shironitta1, Shigemi Kagawa1, Keisuke
Nansai2, Sangwon Suh3
1
Kyushu University, Japan; 2National Institute forEnvironmental Studies; 3University of California
2-A4: 41
Including consumption of bulk materials into the
EU Emissions Trading System: A way to re-establish
incentives for material efficiency and to avoid
carbon leakage
Karsten Neuhoff2, Roland Ismer3, Stefan Pauliuk1,
Vera Zipperer2
1
University of Freiburg, Germany, Germany;
2
German Institute for Economic Research(DIW), Berlin, Germany; 3University of ErlangenNuremberg, Germany
2-A4: 42
Environmental Productivity Analysis of Resource
Accumulation in the Cities of Japan
Shogo Eguchi
Kyushu University, Japan
2-A4: 43
Municipal water cycle and infrastructure in
China, 1980–2050: Uncovering the material stock
efficiency for water services
Tao Wang, Seiji Hashimoto
Ritsumeikan University, Japan

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2-A4: 44
LIFE CYCLE COSTING OF DISASTER WASTE
TREATMENT SYSTEM
Yohei Wakabayashi, Tomohiro Tabata, Peii Tsai
Kobe University, Japan
2-A4: 45
Life Cycle Assessment of a Molten Carbon Fuel
Cells(MCFCs)
Hyoungseok Kim1, Jiwhan Kim2, Joongwoo Ahn3,
Tak Hur1
1
Konkuk University, Korea, Republic of (South
Korea); 2Green Technology Center, Korea, Republicof (South Korea); 3Sungshin Women’s University,
Korea, Repubic of (South Korea)
2-A4: 46
Analysis of GHG emission based on waste
treatment scenario; the case of refrigerator
Hyunhee Lee, Hyunhee Lee, Mann Young Kim
Korea Environmental Industry and Technology
Institute, Korea, Republic of (South Korea)
2-A4: 47
Quantification of the water, energy, and carbon
footprints of polyethylene and poly(butylene
adipate-co-terephthalate)-starch blends garbage
bags
Nichanan Charoennet1, Worayut Saibutrong1,
Unchalee Suwanmanee2
1
Kasetsart University, Thailand; 2Srinakharinwirot
University, Thailand
2-A4: 48
Life cycle assessment of asphalt concrete roadsurface layer
Suping CUI, Zhihong WANG, Yali WANG, Qianjin
MAO, Xiaoyu MA, Wenjuan CHEN
Beijing University of Technology, China, People's
Republic of
2-A4: 49
The Environment Load Evaluation and Optimization
for the Typical Non-ferrous Metals Production
Based on the MFA/LCA Method
Feng Gao, Zuoren Nie, Xianzheng Gong
Beijing University of Technology, China, People's
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2-A4: 50
Human toxicity indicator based on density factor:
the case study of bromine
Laratte Bertrand1,2, Bertrand Laratte1, Natalya
Baranovskaya2
1
University of Technology of Troyes, France; 2Tomsk
Polytechnic University, Russia

2-A4: 56
Analysis of hydrogen utilization by life cycle
assessment focusing on fuel cell
Taira Nagaishi1, Kenji Koido1, Mitsuo Kameyama2,
Kiyoshi Dowaki1
1
Tokyo University of Science, Japan; 2Japan Blue
Energy CO. Ltd.

2-A4: 51
LIME2 for Environmental Impact Assessment ofMunicipalities throughout Japan
Junya Yamasaki1, Toshiharu Ikaga1, Shuzo
Murakami2, Shun Kawakubo3
1
Keio University, Japan; 2Institute for Building
Environment and Energy Conservation, Japan;
3
Hosei University, Japan

2-A4: 57
Mitigation assessment of car by using input-output
analysisYuya Ono1, Masashi Kiguchi1, Norihiro Itsubo2,
Taikan Oki1
1
University of Tokyo, Japan; 2Tokyo City University

2-A4: 52
Eco-Efficiency and Environmental Impact Mitigation
Strategies for Green University Benchmarking: A
Case Study from Chiang Mai University
Natanee Vorayos1, Nat Vorayos1, Charuwan
Manam2
1
Faculty of Engineering, Chiang Mai University,
Thailand; 2Science and Technology ResearchInstitute, Chiang Mai University, Thailand
2-A4: 53
Carbon Footprint and Water Footprint of
Mechanical Equipment
Jahau Lewis Chen, Shih-Chieh Huang
National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, Republic of
China
2-A4: 54
Social Life Cycle Assessment of Municipal Solid
Waste Management in Taiwan
Pei-Yu Lin, Ying Ying Lai, Yuh-Ming Lee, Yu-Ju Hung
National Taipei University, Taiwan, Republic of China
2-A4: 55
Analyzing Economic and Environmental
Connectivity in the Mega-Regional Free Trade
Agreement
Shohei Tokito1, Shigemi Kagawa2, Keisuke Nansai3
1
Kyushu University, Japan; 2Kyushu University, Japan;
3
National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan

2-A4: 58
Analyzing CO2 Reduction Potentials through theMarket Expansion and Lifetime Extension of Used
Cars
Yuya Nakamoto, Shigemi Kagawa
Kyushu University, Japan
2-A4: 59
Quantitative evaluation of impact of climatechange on human health in Jakarta
Ren Kusama, Tomohiko Ihara
The University of Tokyo, Japan
2-A4: 60
LIME2 for Environmental Impact Assessment ofMunicipalities throughout Japan
Junya Yamasaki1, Toshiharu Ikaga1, Shuzo
Murakami2, Shun Kawakubo3
1
Keio University, Japan; 2Institute for Building
Environment and Energy Conservation, Japan;
3
Hosei University, Japan
2-A4: 61
A method to estimate nitrogen and phosphorus
losses from paddy rice fields and its application in
LCA studies
Ai Leon, Kazunori Kohyama
National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences,Japan
2-A4: 62
Potential of BDF Production in Ha Long Bay,
Vietnam.
Tu Anh Nguyen, Kana Kuroda, Koji Otsuka
Osaka Prefecture University, Japan

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2-A4: 63
Establishing a Framework for Evaluating
Environmental and Socio-Economic Sustainabilityof Bioethanol in Thailand Using an Input–Output
Analysis
Seksan Papong1, Chantima Rewlay-ngoen2, Norihiro
Itsubo3, Pomthong Malakul4
1
National Metal and Materials Technology Center,
Thailand; 2Rajamangala University of Technology
Phra Nakhon, Thailand; 3Tokyo City University,
Japan; 4Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
2-A4: 64
Development of an input-output model integrating
disaster-damage forecast data ~The case of the
Nankai Trough earthquake~
Sho Hata1, Keisuke Nansai2, Shigemi Kagawa3,
Susumu Tohno1
1
Kyoto University, Japan; 2National Institute forEnvironmental Studies, Japan; 3Kyushu University,Japan
2-A4: 65
Relationship between the social sustainable issues
and global demand for critical metals
Tsukamoto Nao1, Nansai Keisuke2, Tohno Susumu1
1
Kyoto University, Japan; 2National Institute forEnvironmental Studies, Japan
2-A4: 66
Environmental Footprints for products
Jahau Lewis Chen, Jong-Han Lu
National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, Republic of
China
2-A4: 67
Environment learning effect from kindergarten toelementary school lower grades -The Human life
cycle analysis in Uchiko townTakahiro NAKAGUCHI
Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan
2-A4: 68
Evaluating emergent technologies under a life cycle
approach: the chlor-alkali electrolysis using oxygen
depolarized cathodes (ODC)
Rubén Aldaco, Maria Margallo, Isabel GarciaHerrero, Raquel Onandia, Angel Irabien
Cantabria University, Spain

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2-A4: 69
Regional Comparisons and Prediction of Future
Levels of Agricultural Residues Production
Considering Number of Agricultural Workers andAcreage CultivatedTomohiro Tabata, Sho Sugimoto, Peii Tsai
Kobe University, Japan
2-A4: 70
Analyzing Air Pollution Hotspots within Asian
Supply Chain Networks
Fumiya Nagashima1, Shigemi Kagawa1, Keisuke
Nansai2, Sangwon Suh3
1
Kyushu University, Japan; 2National Institutefor Environmental Studies, Japan; 3University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara, USA
2-A4: 71
A Case study in quantitative estimation of the CO2emissions reduction from 50 major reuse partsfor Japanese automobile based on data of vehicle
inspection certificate
Masato Inoue1, Sota Takahashi1, Mitsunobu
Fujita1,2, Takao Mori4, Motohiro Tamaki2,3, Junji
Sugimoto2, Katsumi Ishizuka2, Katsumi Oppata2,
Shigeyuki Suzuki2,3, Kenroku Kobayashi2, Hironori
Tani2,3, Akihiro Hayakawa2
1
Meiji University, Japan; 2NGP Corporation; 3NGP
Japan Automobile Recycling Cooperative; 4Toyama
Prefectural University
2-A4: 72SUSTAINABLY MANAGED FORESTRY FROM
THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE BUILDING INDUSTRY-Dynamic analysis of the environment in Japan andthe Hiroshima PrefectureKensuke Kobayashi, Kunihisa Wakabayashi, Ayaka
Yamamoto
Prefectural University of Hiroshima, Japan
2-A4: 73
Consideration of carbon stocks in life cycle
assessment of wood products: Case study of awooden erosion-control dam
Shotaro Nagai, Seiji Hashimoto
Ritsumeikan University, Japan
2-A4: 74
Development of Social Life Cycle Impact
Assessment Method Using Covariance Structure
Analysis
Yuki Ichisugi, Norihiro Itsubo
Tokyo City University, Japan

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Poster Presentations
2-A4: 75
Contribution of Changes in Product Lifetime andEnergy Efficiency to Life-Cycle CO2 Emissions: A
Case Study of Air Conditioner in Japan
Daisuke Nishijima1, Shigemi Kagawa1, Masahiro
Oguchi2
1
Kyushu University, Japan; 2National Institute forEnvironmental Studies

2-A4: 82
Creating environmental value in the fish canningindustry based on circular economy thinking
Rubén Aldaco1, Jara Laso1, María Margallo1, Cristina
Gazulla2, Alba Bala3, Pere Fullana3, Angel Irabien1
1
Cantabria University, Spain; 2Lavola
Cosostenibilidad, Spain; 3UNESCO Chair in Life Cycle
and Climate Change, Spain

2-A4: 76
Life cycle assessment and cost benefit analysis forcarbon capture and storage
Akari Edahiro, Norihiro Itsubo
Tokyo city university, Japan

2-A4: 83
Evaluation of Public Acceptance and Preference toWide-Area Disposal Measures for Disaster Waste
Peii TSAI1, Tomohiro Tabata1, Hiroaki Sirakawa2
1
Kobe university, Japan; 2Nagoya university, Japan

2-A4: 77
Development of a Tool for Simplified Life cycle
Inventory Analysis of Biogas Power Generation
Projects
Aya HEIHO, Hiroki HONDO, Yue MORIIZUMIYokohama National University, Japan

2-A4: 84
The Environmental Benefits of EIP in Vietnam: Casestudy in Noi Bai Industrial Park
Nam Van Vu, Helmut Yabar, Yoshiro Higano
University of Tsukuba, Japan

2-A4: 78
Life Cycle Energy Consumption and Carbon Dioxide
Emission of Residential Building Designs in Beijing
Zhihong WANG, Xianzheng GONG, Wenjuan CHEN,
Yu LIU
Beijing University of Technology, China, People's
Republic of; bjut_liuyu@emails.bjut.edu.cn

2-A4: 85
Historic nickel mining activities in New Caledonia
detected by satellite data: a comparison with
operation data
Shinsuke Murakami1, Yasunori Iwatsuki1, Kenichi
Nakajima2, Hiroya Yamano2
1
the University of Tokyo, Japan; 2National Institutefor Environmental Studies, Japan

2-A4: 79
Proposal of Calculation Method for Avoided GHG
Emissions Based on Analysis of Previous Casestudies.
Kaname Yamada1, Atsushi Inaba1, Masaharu
Motoshita2
1
Kogakuin University, Japan; 2National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science and Technology

2-A4: 86
Analysis of Environmental Impacts of Current
Municipal Solid Waste Management System in
Mandalay City, Myanmar: Benefits of Introducing
Integrated Solid Waste Management Approach
Than Naing Win, Helmut Yabar, Yoshiro Higano
University of Tsukuba, Japan

2-A4: 80
Integrated Resource Efficiency Analysis in theChemical Industry
Martina B. Prox1,2, Nicolas Denz1
1
ifu Hamburg GmbH, Germany; 2Forum for
Sustainability through Life Cycle Innovation (FSLCI)

2-A4: 87
Global distribution of material consumption:
Nickel, Copper, and Iron
Kenichi Nakajima1, Ichiro Daigo2, Keisuke Nansai1,
Kazuyo Matsubae3, Wataru Takayanagi1, Makoto
Tomita4, Yasunari Matsuno5
1
National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan;
2
The University of Tokyo; 3Tohoku University; 4Tokai
University; 5Chiba Universiry

2-A4: 81
Integrated municipal solid waste management for
the highland rural area: a case study Patueng subdistrict in Chang Rai, Thailand
Pannipha Dokmaingam, Panate Manomaivibool
Mae Fah Luang University, Thailand

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EcoBalance 2016
The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Poster Presentations
2-A4: 88
Analysis of the Benefits of Integrated Urban Solid
Waste Management in Developing Countries: Casestudy in Sri Lanka
Batugoda Gedara Siri Karunaratne, Helmut Yabar,
Yoshiro Higano
University of Tsukuba, Japan

2-A4: 94
Socio-economic indicators including a case study
for solutions and services using information andcommunication technology
Minako Hara, Tomomi Nagao, Xiaoxi Zhang,
Machiko Shinozuka, Shinsuke Hannoe
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, Japan

2-A4: 89
Elemental distribution thermodynamicallyevaluated in an electric furnace for ferronickel
production
Osamu Takeda1, Takahiro Miki1, Kenichi Nakajima2
1
Tohoku University, Japan; 2National Institute forEnvironmental Studies

2-A4: 95
Optimal Production Resource Reallocation and it's
Implication to Carbon Footprint of Nations
Hirotaka TAKAYABU1, Shigemi KAGAWA1, Shunsuke
MANAGI1, Hidemichi FUJII2
1
Kyushu University, Japan; 2Nagasaki Unversity,Japan

2-A4: 90Extraction of Risk Factors behind the International
Supply Chain of Nickel
Sho Sasaki1, Kazuyo Matsubae1, Kenichi Nakajima2,
Tetsuya Nagasaka1
1
Tohoku University, Japan; 2National Institute forEnvironmental Studies, Japan

2-A4: 96
Reverse supply chain flows with material recovery
constraint
Hiromasa Ijuin1, Tetsuo Yamada1, Aya Ishigaki2,
Masato Inoue3
1
The University of Electro-Communications; 2Tokyo
University of Science; 3Meiji University

2-A4: 91
Prediction of international trade statistics based on
GDP scenarios
Ryoko Morioka1, Koji Tsuda2, Kenichi Nakajima1,
Keisuke Nansai1
1
National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan;
2
The University of Tokyo, Japan

2-A4: 97
Bioplastics for a more sustainable future
Hannes Krieg1, Stefan Albrecht2, Eva Knüpffer2,
Sebastian Spierling3, Roberta Stefanie Graf2
1
University of Stuttgart, Germany; 2Fraunhofer
IBP, Germany; 3Institute for Bioplastics andBiocomposites, Hochschule Hannover

2-A4: 92
Dynamic material flow analysis of Cr and Ni
associated with steel materials by using MaTrace
model
Kentaro Takeyama1, Hajime Ohno1, Kazuyo
Matsubae1, Kenichi Nakajima2, Yasushi Kondo3,
Tetsuya Nagasaka1
1
Tohoku University, Japan; 2National Institute forEnvironmental Studies, Japan; 3Waseda University,Japan

2-A4: 98
The indicators of sustainable urban in resources
efficiency – the case study in Taipei and new Taipei
city
Yishin Wang, Pi-Cheng Chen, Hong-wen Ma, KuangLy Cheng
National Taiwan University, Taiwan, Republic of
China

2-A4: 93
Recycling rates as indicator for circular economy?
Melanie Haupt, Carl Vadenbo, Catherine Raptis,
Stefanie Hellweg, Christopher Oberschelp
ETH Zurich, Switzerland

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2-A4: 99
Estimation of disaster waste generated by greatearthquakes along the Nankai Trough in Kochi
prefecture, Japan
Akio Onishi, Kouji Imai, Masaki Maeda
Tokyo city university, Japan
2-A4: 100Comparing the Life Cycle Sustainability of
Recycled-P Fertilizer to Mineral-P Fertilizer in Japan
Heng Yi Teah, Motoharu Onuki
The University of Tokyo, Japan

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The 12th Biennial International Conference on EcoBalance
October 3-6, 2016, Kyoto, Japan

Poster Presentations
2-A4: 101
Bottom-up Analysis of Total Material Requirementfor Food Production
Eiji Yamasue5, Kazuyo Matsubae2, Benjamin
McLellan1, Kenichi Nakajima3, Shinsuke Murakami4,
Ichiro Daigo4
1
Kyoto University, Japan; 2Tohoku University, Japan;
3
National Institute for Environmental Studies; 4The
University of Tokyo; 5Ritsumeikan University
2-A4: 102
Analyzing Economic Effects of the Population Flowafter the Great East Japan Earthquake
Ryoma HASHIMOTO, Shigemi KAGAWA
Kyushu University, Japan
2-A4: 103
Resource Logistics as a Support Tool of Science,
Technology and Innovation Policy Decision: Casestudy of Phosphorus
Kazuyo Matsubae1, Kenichi Nakajima2, Eiji
Yamasue3, Keisuke Nansai2, Tetsuya Nagasaka1
1
Tohoku University, Japan; 2National Institutefor Environmental Studies, Japan; 3Ritsumeikan
University, Japan
2-A4: 104
Household energy use of electrical appliances inrural and suburban households of Thailand
Aya Yoshida1, Tomohiro Tasaki1, Panate
Manomaivibool2, Midori Aoyagi1
1National Institute for Environmental Studies; 2MaeFah Luang University; ayoshida@nies.go.jp
2-A4: 105
Framework towards Mexico’s Wind Energy
Development – Integrated Assessment
Niima Komura, Susumu Tohno
Kyoto University, Japan
2-A4: 106
An impact assessment of a cooking menu in
consideration of high antioxidant vegetables
Keisuke Ide, Kenji Koido, Dowaki Kiyoshi
Tokyo University of Science, Japan
2-A4: 107
Rapid assessment of life-cycle GHG emissions
from agricultural production systems using yeast
cell wall extract: exploring improvement potential
through multiple case studies
Kiyotada Hayashi1, Takeshi Shirai2, Takaomi
Yasuhara2, Yoshitaka Mikage2, Satoko Takasaki2,

Takanori Kitagawa2
1
National Agriculture and Food Research
Organization; 2Asahi Group Holdings
2-A4: 108
An impact assessment of a cooking menu in
consideration of high antioxidant vegetables
Keisuke Ide, Kenji Koido, Kiyoshi Dowaki
Tokyo University of Science, Japan
2-A4: 109
Possibility of non-nodulating soybean cultivationfrom the viewpoint of phosphorus resource
scarcity
Masanori Saito1, Ryosuke Tajima1, Chihiro
Matsuoka1, Susume Uchida2
1
Tohoku University, Japan; 2Ibaraki University, Japan
2-A4: 110
Analysis of Sustainability on Dietary Life in the caseof Republic of Palau
Takafumi SHIMIZU1, Shinichiro Nakamura2, Yuya
Ono3, Jun Nakatani4, Satoshi Watanabe5, Keigo
Noda3, Masanori Take6, Kenji Sugimoto7, Hirokazu
Kato7, Yoshitugu Hayashi7, Akiko Iida4
1
Faculty of Engineering, Nagoya University, Japan;
2
Graduate School of Engineering, Nagoya University,
Japan; 3Institute of Industrial Science, The Universityof Tokyo, Japan; 4Department of Urban Engineering,
Graduate School of Engineering,The University ofTokyo, Japan; 5Institute of Engineering Innovation,
Graduate School of Engineering, The Universityof Tokyo, Japan; 6Faculty of Art and Design,
University of Tsukuba, Japan; 7Graduate School ofEnvironmental Studies, Nagoya University, Japan
2-A4: 111
Optimization of environmental impacts and costof livestock manure management systems in Japan
using differential evolution
Akifumi Ogino, Takahiro Yamashita, Takashi Osada
National Agriculture and Food Research
Organization, Japan
2-A4: 112
Integrated approach for Life Cycle Sustainability
Analysis: olive oil case study
Caroline SABLAYROLLES, Claire VIALLE, Guillaume
BUSSET, Jean-Pierre BELAUD
University of Toulouse (France), France

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