(As of November 20, 2015)
9:00-10:40

Room A

Room B-2

OS 1-5 Creating a resilient economy

OS 3-5 Process technology for sustainability

Session Organizer	Masatoshi Urashima (Kajima Corporation, Japan)

Session Organizer/Chair	Masahiko Hirao (Department of Chemical
System Engineering, The University of Tokyo, Japan)

Chair	Akira Morita (National Institute of Population and Social Security
Research, Japan)

OS 1-5-1

A Policy Research Challenge towards Governance of
Global Critical Infrastructure Systems under Extra-ExtraOrdinary Disaster Risks: Vitae Systems of Systems
Survivability

Norio Okada (School of Policy Studies, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan)
OS 1-5-2

Applying financial expertise to design a resilient future-Solution of BCM ratingsYoshiki Hiruma (Director of Enterprise Resilience Rated Loan Program (BCM

rating), Development Bank of Japan, Inc., Japan)

OS 1-5-3

Dec. 2 ( Wed.)

Modelling the resilient policy-making infrastructure byusing systems-engineering architecture through the
D-CaseToshiyuki Yasui (Graduate School of System Design and Management, Keio
University, Japan)

OS 1-5-4

Oral Session

Japan’s Resilience Policy on Oil Supply Chain after the
3.11 Earthquake
Daisuke Asano (Policy Planning Division (Oil, Gas, Coal and Metals), Natural

Resource and Fuel Department, Ministry of Economy,Trade and Industry (METI),
Japan)

9:00-10:40

Room B-1

OS 2-5 Energy management
Session Organizer/Chair	Yoshiyuki Shimoda (Division of Energy andEnvironmental Engineering, School of Engineering,Osaka University, Japan)

OS 2-5-1

Energy management in industry - Success factors andway forward
Patrik Erik Thollander (Department of Management and Engineering,
Division of Energy Systems, Linkoping University, Sweden)

OS 2-5-2

Development and application of DECC database
Shigeki Kametani (Graduate School, Tokyo University of Marine Scienceand Technology, Japan)

OS 2-5-3

Energy Management and Conservation in the Japanese
Residential Sector
Yumiko Iwafune (Project Professor, Collaborative Research Center for Energy
Engineering (CEE), Institute of Industrial Science (IIS), the University of Tokyo,
Japan)

OS 2-5-4

Findings from the Experimental Studies of Demand
Responsive Load Shedding in Japanese Residential
and Commercial Sectors
Masahito Takahashi (Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,
Japan)

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9:00-10:40

OS 3-5-1

Circulation society for sustainability: Some processing
technologies for resource recovery and environmental
purification
Toyohisa Fujita (Graduate School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo,
Japan)

OS 3-5-2

Standardization and its Effects on Chemical Industry
including Energy-saving Applications
Kazuyoshi Baba (Daicel Corporation, Japan)
OS 3-5-3

Carbon Capture and Storage in Korea: Present andFutureChonghun Han (School of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Seoul

National University, Korea)

OS 3-5-4

Supercritical Route for Green Materials
Tadafumi Adschiri (Wpi-AIMR, Tohoku University, Japan)
9:00-10:40

Room C-1

OS 4-5 Construction technology and management
Session Organizer	Takashi Imaishi (Civil Engineering Division, Taisei
Corporation, Japan)
Chairs	Takashi Imaishi (Civil Engineering Division, Taisei Corporation, Japan)

Akio Kasuga (Sumitomo Mitsui Construction, Japan)
OS 4-5-1

The Development of Low Carbon Dam Construction
Technique of Rock-Filled Concrete
Xuehui An (Department of Hydraulic Engineering, Tsinghua University,

China)

OS 4-5-2

A Wind Crossing the Sea Bottom -Construction of the
Bosphorous Strait Crossing Rail TunnelTakashi Imaishi (Civil Engineering Division, Taisei Corporation, Japan)
OS 4-5-3

Innovative construction technologies for effective
utilization of densely populated urban space
Hiroshi Dobashi (Maintenance and Traffic Management Department,

Metropolitan Expressway Company Limited, Japan)

OS 4-5-4

Butterfly web effects in bridge design and construction
Akio Kasuga (Sumitomo Mitsui Construction, Japan)

World Engineering Conference and Convention

9:00-10:40

Room C-2

OS 5-5 Innovative telecommunications technologies
Session Organizers	Atsushi Murase (DOCOMO Technology, Inc., Japan)	Tokumichi Murakami (Faculty of Science andEngineering, Waseda University, Japan)
Chair	Atsushi Murase (DOCOMO Technology, Inc., Japan)

Japan)

OS 7-5-3

OS 5-5-1

Latest Trends in Mobile Wireless Systems andTowards Actualization of the Next Generation 5G
SystemNarumi Umeda (Research Laboratories, NTT DOCOMO, INC., Japan)
OS 5-5-2

Optical Networks for Global Human Networking
Atul Srivastava (NTT Electronics America, United States)
OS 5-5-3

Japan)

Room DOS 6-5 Innovation of cutting-edge technology andnext generation devices

Women’s Medical University, Japan / Institute of Advanced Biomedical Engineeringand Science, Tokyo Women’s Medical University)

OS 7-5-4

Cell and tissue production for clinical application
Masahiro Kino-oka (Department of Biotechnology, Osaka University, Japan)
9:00-10:40

Room FOS 8-3 Science & technology based on the societal
trust & communication, Part 2: For thesociety of robust and secure infrastructure
Session Organizers/Chairs	Akira Wada (Tokyo Institute of Technology,
Japan)			Chitoshi Miki (Tokyo City University, Japan)

OS 8-3-1

Realizing a Robust Built Infrastructure
Gregory A MacRae (Civil and Natural Resources Engineering, University ofCanterbury, New Zealand)

OS 8-3-2

OS 6-5-1

Innovation enables Moore’s Law alive and well
- The building blocks of the IoT era Tsuyoshi Abe (Intel K.K., Japan)

Root causes of Fukushima Nuclear Power Station
accident and lessons to be learned
Hideyuki Horii (Department of Civil Engineering, School of Engineering,
The University of Tokyo, Japan)

OS 6-5-2

OS 8-3-3

Novel Devices for Forthcoming Society
Noburu Fukushima (Research and Development Center, Toshiba Corporation,

The Practice and the Role of Earthquake Engineering
Researchers in Constructing a Resilient Society
Nobuo Fukuwa (Disaster Mitigation Research Center Nagoya University,

Japan)

Japan)

OS 6-5-3

Grenoble, 50 years involvement in microelectronics
engineering
Jean Charles Guibert (Technology Transfer and Commercialization, CEA-

Leti-MINATEC, France)

OS 6-5-4

Semiconductor Technology Development in OpenInnovation Era
Toshihiko Kanayama (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology, Japan)

9:00-10:40

Oral Session

Session Organizer/Chair	Jun’ichi Sone (National Institute for Materials
Science, Japan)

Endoscopic transplantation utilizing cell sheet
technology to prevent stricture after esophageal ESD
Takeshi Ohki (Department of Surgery, Institute of Gastroenterology, Tokyo

Dec. 2 ( Wed.)

Innovative ICT Infrastructure Generating Social
Intelligence
Motoo Nishihara (Cloud System Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation,

9:00-10:40

OS 7-5-2

Articular Cartilage Repair and Regeneration in
Osteoarthritis of the Knee Using Cell Sheet Technology
Masato Sato (Orthopaedic Surgery, Tokai University School of Medicine,OS 8-3-4

Joint statement and cooperation of 30 disaster-related
academic societies of Japan -Global sharing of thefindings from the past great earthquake disasters inJapan-

Masako Yoneda (Keio Advanced Research Centers, Keio University, Japan)
9:00-10:40

Room GOS 9-3 World human resource development andengineering education
Room E

OS 7-5 Recovery from disease: Part 3 (Regenerative
medicine, tissue engineering)
Session Organizer/Chair	Teruo Okano (Institute of Advanced Biomedical
Engineering and Science, Tokyo Women’s Medical
University, Japan)

OS 7-5-1

Cell-sheet-based tissue engineering for heart
regeneration
Tatsuya Shimizu (Institute of Advanced Biomedical Engineering and Science,

Session Organizers	Takashi Komeda (Shibaura Institute of Technology,
Japan)
		Yoichi Kemmochi (Japanese Society for Engineering
Education, Japan)
Chair	Yoichi Kemmochi (Japanese Society for Engineering Education,
Japan)

OS 9-3-1

New Challenges of Korean Engineering Education
under Korean Creative Economy
Kwang Sun Kim (Korean Society for Engineering Education, Korea)

Tokyo Women’s Medical University, Japan)39

OS 9-3-2

11:00-12:40

Room A

Quality Teaching and Learning: An engineering
education research approach
Lyn Brodie (University of Southern Queensland, Australia)

OS 1-6 Resilience in manufacturing and energy
sectors
Session Organizer	Masatoshi Urashima (Kajima Corporation, Japan)

OS 9-3-3Re-creating learning, teaching and university
education
Martti Raevaara (School of Arts, Design and Architecture, Aalto University,

Chair	Taketoshi Taniguchi (Policy Alternatives Research Institute, The
University of Tokyo, Japan)

OS 1-6-1

OS 9-3-4

Interdependency Analysis of Multiple Lifeline Systems
Kazuo Furuta (Resilience Engineering Research Center, The University of

The State of Women in Engineering Education in the
United States: National Trends and How the American
Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) is Promoting
Women in Engineering Education
Brian L Yoder (Assessment, Evaluation, and Institutional Research, American

Resilience of Electric Power System in response to
Natural Disasters
Yoshiharu Shumuta (Civil Engineering Research Laboratory, Central

Finland)Society for Engineering Education, United States)

Tokyo, Japan)

OS 1-6-2

Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan)

OS 1-6-3
9:00-10:40

Room H

Dec. 2 ( Wed.)

OS 10-3 Others

Measures and a policy for the steady oil supply on theassumption of a big earthquake in metropolitan area
Takahisa Hiruma (Vice President, Asiam Research Institute, Inc., Japan)

Session Organizer/Chair	Mikio Ishiwatari (Japan International
Cooperation Agency, Japan)

OS 1-6-4

OS 10-3-1

Oral Session

Mathematical Modelling for Bio-nutrient Removal
during Anaerobic Sewage Treatment Using Acti-zyme
as Bio-catalyst for Sustainable Sewage Treatment
Mercy M. Manyuchi (Chemical and Process Systems Engineering, Harare
Institute of Technology, Zimbabwe / Cape Peninsula University of Technology)

OS 10-3-2

SMART FACTORY
Pawel Malinowski (The Faculty of Foundry Engineering, University of
Science and Technology in Cracow, Poland)

OS 10-3-3

Support for Reconstruction Planning, and Preparation
for a Major Disaster: Focusing on the Participation ofWorkshops in Nagasaki District, Iwaki City, Fukushima
Prefecture
Nobuo Kawahara (Disaster Assistance Commission, The institution ofProfessional Engineers, Japan (lPEJ), Japan)

OS 10-3-4

Macro-Surface Modifications of Subsonic Flow on
Airplane Winglets
Mohd Danial Ibrahim (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

Department, Faculty of Engineering, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia)

OS 10-3-5

Building the next generation of computationalmodelling tools for the management of natural hazards
Vincent Lemiale (Digital Productivity, CSIRO, Australia)
OS 10-3-6

How can disaster risk management be strengthenedby learning from disasters
Mikio Ishiwatari (Japan International Cooperation Agency, Japan)

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Improvement and Dissemination of BCM to
Manufacturing Industries in Japan
Hiroaki Maruya (International Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku
University, Japan / Business Continuity Advancement Organization)

11:00-12:40

Room B-1

OS 2-6 Smart grid, smart community
Session Organizer/Chair	Akihiko Yokoyama (School of Frontier
Sciences, The University of Tokyo, Japan)

OS 2-6-1

Smart Grid and Community Related Demnstration
Projects in NEDO
Satoshi Morozumi (Smart Community Dept., New Energy and Industrial

Technology Development Organization, Japan)

OS 2-6-2

Roadmap for Advanced Distribution Management
System (ADMS) in the Integrated GridJohn Simmins (Power Delivery and Utilization, Electric Power ResearchInstitute (EPRI), United States)

OS 2-6-3

Smart Grid Research and Development in Europe:
Overview and Selected Highlights
Kai Strunz (Chair of Sustainable Electric Networks and Sources of Energy, TU
Berlin, Germany)

OS 2-6-4

Smart Grid Initiatives of Tokyo Electric Power
Company (TEPCO)
Hiroshi Okamoto (Tokyo Electric Power Company, Japan)

World Engineering Conference and Convention

11:00-12:40

Room B-2

OS 3-6 Agricultural machinery and food engineering,
agricultural mechanization, agricultural
structures
Session Organizers/Chairs	Hiroshi Shimizu (Laboratory of Agricultural
System Engineering, Graduate School of
Agriculture, Kyoto University, Japan)
			Hiroyuki Itoh (DAIKIN Industries, Ltd.
Technology Innovation Center, Japan)

OS 3-6-1

Cooperative Harvesting Operation by Unmanned andManned Combines
Michihisa Iida (Graduate School of Agriculture, Kyoto University, Japan)
OS 3-6-2

Precision Agriculture Based Food Production for
Global Population 9 Billion Time
Naoshi Kondo (Division of Environmental Science & Technology, Graduate

School of Agriculture, Kyoto University, Japan)

11:00-12:40

OS 5-6 Information security and privacy
Session Organizers	Kazue Sako (NEC Cloud Systems Research Labs.,
Japan)
	Hiroaki Kikuchi (School of Interdisciplinary
Mathematical Sciences, Meiji University, Japan)
Chair	Kazue Sako (NEC Cloud Systems Research Labs., Japan)

OS 5-6-1

Consent Management for Personal Data Stores using
UMA
Maciej P. Machulak (Synergetics (Belgium), Poland / Newcastle University)
OS 5-6-2

Personal Information Bank: How to help people
integrate and use their own personal information
under their control?
Ryosuke Shibasaki (Center for Spatial Information Science, University ofTokyo, Japan)

Synchronization of Biological Rhythms in Plant
Factories
Hirokazu Fukuda (Osaka Prefecture University, Japan)

The Necessity for Easy Privacy and Security
Andrew A Adams (Centre for Business Information Ethics, Meiji University,

Japan)

11:00-12:40
Room C-1

Session Organizer/Chair	Koichi Maekawa (Department of Civil
Engineering, The University of Tokyo, Japan)

OS 4-6-1

INFRASTRUCTURE CONDITION IN JAPAN AND A NEW
R&D PROGRAM INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE
Yozo Fujino (Institute of Advanced Sciences, Yokohama National University,

Japan)

OS 4-6-2

Strategic maintenance and repair of concrete
structures
Hiroshi Yokota (Faculty of Engineering, Hokkaido University, Japan)
OS 4-6-3

Large-scale Renovations, Maintenance andManagement of Civil Engineering Structures along theTokaido Shinkansen
Toshio Otake (Technology Research and Development Department, Central
Japan Railway Company, Japan)

OS 4-6-4

Condition Assessment for Service Life Extension of
the Constructed Infrastructure
Helmut Wenzel (VCE Vienna Consulting Engineers ZT GmbH, Austria)

OS 6-6 Advanced functional materials
Session Organizer	Hiroshi Sugimoto (Department of Industrial
Chemistry, Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo University of
Science, Japan)
Chair	Toshiyuki Watanabe (Graduate School of Engineering, Tokyo
University of Agriculture and Technology)

OS 6-6-1

Oral Session

OS 4-6 Innovation for maintenance and renovationof sustainable civil infrastructure

Room D

Dec. 2 ( Wed.)

OS 5-6-3

OS 3-6-3

11:00-12:40

Room C-2

Functional Materials for Photonics
Nasser Peyghambarian (Optical Sciences, University of Arizona, UnitedStates)OS 6-6-2

Cyanostilbene Based pi-Conjugated Floppy Molecules
Showing Programmed Self-Assembly for Advanced
Charge-Transporting Functions
Soo Young Park (Materials Science and Engineering, Seoul National
University, Korea)

OS 6-6-3

Novel Photonics Polymers for 4K/8K Real-Color
Imaging System
Yasuhiro Koike (Faculty of Science and Technology, Keio University, Japan)
OS 6-6-4

Application of Functional Polymer Materials in
Petroleum Engineering
Gufan Zhao (SINOPEC Research Institute of Petroleum Engineering, China)

OS 4-6-5

A General Maintenance Framework for Utilizing
Different Sector Maintenance Technologies
Shozo Takata (Department of Industrial and Management Systems

Engineering, School of Creative Science and Engineer, Waseda University, Japan)41

11:00-12:40

Room E

Room GOS 7-6 Sustaining good health (Medical andhealthcare devices)

OS 9-4 Development and contribution of theJapanese engineering education to the world

Session Organizer/Chair	Ichiro Sakuma (Graduate School of Engineering,
The University of Tokyo, Japan)

Session Organizers	Takashi Komeda (Shibaura Institute of Technology,
Japan)
		Yoichi Kemmochi (Japanese Society for Engineering
Education, Japan)
Chair	Takashi Komeda (Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan)

OS 7-6-1

Understanding brain plasticity on body representations
to promote their adaptive functions - Embodied-brain
Systems Science Jun Ota (Research into Artifacts, Center for Engineering (RACE), The Universityof Tokyo, Japan)

OS 7-6-2

Robots will outperform conventional rehabilitation
Robert Riener (Health Sciences and Technology, ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
OS 7-6-3

Dec. 2 ( Wed.)

Novel Underwear “Smart-Wear” with Stretchable andFlexible Electrodes Enables Insensible Monitoring
ElectrocardiographNaruhiro Shiozawa (College of Sport and Health and Science, Ritsumaikan

University, Japan)

Advanced technologies for assisting minimallyinvasive therapies
Ichiro Sakuma (School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo, Japan)

Oral Session

11:00-12:40

OS 9-4-1

Japanese Monozukuri style teaching at Thai-Nichi
Institute of Technology
Krisada Visavateeranon (Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology, Thailand)
OS 9-4-2

Japanese Style Engineering Education in MJIIT
Rubiyah Yusof (Malaysia Japan International Institute of Technology,

Malaysia)

OS 9-4-3

A Model of Knowledge Transfer from Japan to Egypt:
A Case Study of E-JUST
Pokharel Kumar Ramesh (Center for Japan-Egypt Cooperation in Scienceand Technology, Kyushu University, Japan)

OS 7-6-4

Room FOS 8-4 Engineering qualification systems and ethics
Session Organizers/Chairs	Tetsuya Miki (Policy Planning and Research
Office, University of Electro-Communications,Japan)			Jun Fudano (University Management Center,
Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

OS 8-4-1

Introduction to the role of IPEJ in the enlightenment
for engineering ethics
Maki Iwakuma (Environmental Monitoring Dept., TOKEN C.E.E.

Consultants Co., Ltd., Japan)

OS 8-4-2

APEC Engineer -A Platform for Mobility in Asia PacificRegionSeng Chuan Tan (The Institution of Engineers, Singapore)
OS 8-4-3

Japan Accreditation Board for Engineering Education(JABEE) for Higher Education Program related toProfessional Engineer (PE)Kikuo Kishimoto (Japan Accreditation Board for Engineering Education(JABEE), Japan / Graduate school of Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology)

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11:00-12:40

OS 9-4-4

KOSEN Education - Past, Present and Future
Osamu Kusakabe (National College of Technology, Ibaraki College, Japan)