(As of November 20, 2015)
10:10-12:30

Room AOS 1-2 Land/city conservation and disastermitigation
Session Organizer/Chair	Hitoshi Shiohara (Dept. of ArchitecturalEngineering, School of Engineering, The Universityof Tokyo, Japan)

OS 1-2-1

Dec. 1 ( Tue.)An Example of Integrated Efforts in Japan toward
More Resilient Society
Masayoshi Nakashima (Kyoto University, Japan)
OS 1-2-2

Some Experiences in Earthquake Disaster Mitigationin Mexico
Sergio M. Alcocer (Instituto de Ingenieria, UNAM, Ciudad Universitaria,

Mexico)OS 2-2-4

Nuclear Plant Technology Development toward Safety
Enhancement and the Future
Kotaro Nakada (Power Systems Company, Toshiba Corporation, Japan)
10:10-12:30

Room B-2

OS 3-2 Supply chain of mineral resources and life
cycle of human beings
Session Organizer/Chair	Takashi Nakamura (Institute ofMultidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials,
Tohoku University, Japan)

OS 3-2-1

Critical Materials and Clean Energy Technologies
Roderick G. Eggert (Division of Economics and Business, Colorado Schoolof Mines & Critical Materials Institute, United States)

OS 1-2-3

Oral Session

On Improvement of Urban Environment from theViewpoint of Geo-construction Technology
Ikuo Towhata (President of Japanese Geotechnical Society, Japan)

OS 3-2-2

OS 1-2-4

Tracing the fate of industrial materials over time andacross space: A contribution to dynamic MFA basedon Input-Output analysis
Shinichiro Nakamura (Waseda University, Japan)

Lessons from the recent Cephalonia (2014) earthquakein Greece
George K. Gazetas (Civil Engineering, National Technical University of

Critical Metals and Recycling
Shinsuke Murakami (Dept. of Systems Innovation, Sch. of Engineering, theAthens, Greece)

OS 3-2-3

University of Tokyo, Japan)

OS 1-2-5

Disaster Risk: Interpretation of Two Japanese
EpisodesKaoru Takara (Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University,
Japan)

OS 3-2-4

Resource Logistics of steel alloying elements focusing
on steel scrap recycling
Kazuyo Matsubae (Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University,
Japan)

OS 1-2-6

Heritage City Vulnerability, Land Use Planning andDisaster Risk Reduction: Comparison of Delhi andJaipur, India
Ram Babu Singh (Department of Geography, University of Delhi, India)

OS 3-2-5

Dynamic Modeling of Material Flow and Sustainable
Resources Management
Yasunari Matsuno (Dept. of Materials Engineering, The University of Tokyo,

Japan)

OS 3-2-6
10:10-12:30

Room B-1

OS 2-2 Power generation technology
Session Organizers/Chairs	Yasuo Koizumi (Japan Atomic Energy
Agency, Sector of Nuclear Science Research, Japan)			Akira Yamada (Mitsubishi Heavy Industries,
LTD., Japan)

OS 2-2-1

Power Generation Technology for 21st Century
Shozo Kaneko (Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo, Japan)
OS 2-2-2

Grid Interconnection Requirements and Techniques
for Distributed Power Generation in Japan
Hiromu Kobayashi (System Engineering Research Laboratory, Central
Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan)

OS 2-2-3

Environmentally Friendly Advanced Power System
Technology
Satoshi Uchida (Engineering Headquarters, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power
Systems, LTD., Japan)

30

Appropriate management of e-waste in Japan andother Asian countries
Atsushi Terazono (Center for Material Cycles and Waste Management

Research, National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan)

10:10-12:30

Room C-1

OS 4-2 Net zero energy building technology, newair-conditioning and sanitary technology,
green building technology, water utilization
technology
Session Organizer	Toshio Yamanaka (Department of ArchitecturalEngineering, Division of Global Architecture, Graduate
School of Engineering, Osaka University, Japan)
Chairs	Takashi Akimoto (Department of Architecture and Building
Engineering, Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan)	Toshio Yamanaka (Department of Architectural Engineering,
Division of Global Architecture, Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka
University, Japan)

OS 4-2-1

Innovative technologies for building envelopes of zeroenergy buildings
Takashi Inoue (Architecture, Tokyo University of Science, Japan)

World Engineering Conference and Convention

OS 4-2-2

10:10-12:30

New Technologies in plumbing system of Building
Kyosuke Sakaue (Meiji University, SHASE, Japan)

OS 6-2 Trends in utilizing intellectual property forpromoting innovation

OS 4-2-3

Session Organizer/Chair	Shigeharu Yoshii (IP Bridge, Inc., Japan)

Development and Innovation for Next Generation
HVAC
Shin-ichi Tanabe (Department of Architecture, Waseda University, Japan)
OS 4-2-4

Technical University of Denmark, Denmark)OS 4-2-5

Renewable Energy Development for Buildings in China
Hongwei Tan (Mechanical & Energy Engineering Department, Tongji

University, China / UNEP-Tongji Institute of Environment for Sustainable
Development)

OS 6-2-3

Patent Exploitation Strategies of Japanese Electronics
Companies - Past and Future
Makoto Ogino (Graduate School of Innovation Studies, Tokyo University of
Science, Japan)

Combined Use of Natural Ventilation with HVAC
Systems for the Commercial Buildings and Enclosed
Stadiums in Japan
Kazuhiro Otaka (Engineering Department , NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD, Japan)
10:10-12:30

OS 6-2-2

Invention with Engineered Innovation (IP Driven
Innovation)
Steve Lee (Lpines Inc., United States)

Room C-2

OS 5-2 Automotive technology, society and mobility
in 2030
Session Organizer/Chair	Jin Kusaka (Department of Modern MechanicalEngineering, School of Creative Science andEngineering, Waseda University, Japan)

OS 5-2-1

Developing Advanced High Efficiency and Low
Emission Motor Vehicles toward 2030 and beyond
Yasuhiro Daisho (Modern Mechanical Engineering, Waseda University,

Japan)

OS 5-2-2

Intelligent Mobility System toward 2030
Takeshi Mitamura (Mobility Services Laboratory, Nissan Motor, Japan)
OS 5-2-3

Contribution of Motorcycles and Their Technologies tothe Expansion of Global Sustainability
Yuji Marui (Technology Development Division 3, Honda R&D Co., Ltd.
Motorcycle R&D Center, Japan)

OS 6-2-4

The Typical Business Creation Model in Japan vs
The New Model as Executed
Kenichi Hashizume (Aromabit Ltd., Japan)
10:10-12:30

Room E

OS 7-2 Molecular imaging in early diagnosis/
treatment
Session Organizer	Yasuhisa Fujibayashi (Molecular Imaging Center,
National Institute of Radiological Sciences, Japan)
Chairs	Yasuhisa Fujibayashi (Molecular Imaging Center, National
Institute of Radiological Sciences, Japan)	Yasuteru Urano (Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences &Medicine, The University of Tokyo, Japan/CREST AMED)OS 7-2-1

Insertable, wearable, and implantable micro-opticaldevices for early detection
Christopher H. Contag (Pediatrics, Stanford University, United States)
OS 7-2-2

Rapid intraoperative imaging of tiny tumors by newly
developed fluorogenic probes for aminopeptidases
and glycosidases
Yasuteru Urano (Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences & Medicine,

The University of Tokyo, Japan / CREST AMED)OS 5-2-4

OS 7-2-3

Trend in Commercial Vehicles
Etsuo Yamamoto (Engineering Dept., Isuzu Motors Limited, Japan)

PET innovation for high resolution diagnosis andtreatment imaging
Taiga Yamaya (Molecular Imaging Center, National Institute of Radiological

OS 5-2-5

Next-generation vehicle activity in Korea
Simsoo Park (Mechanical Engineering, Korea University, Korea)

Oral Session

OS 4-2-6

OS 6-2-1

Trends in Utilizing Intellectual Property for Promoting
Innovation
James A. Trueman (Ocean Tomo, LLC, United States)

Dec. 1 ( Tue.)

State of the art of HVAC technology in Europe andAmerica
Bjarne W. Olesen (Intl. Centre for Indoor Environment and Energy,

Room D

Sciences, Japan)

OS 7-2-4

PET molecular imaging of regenerative medicine with
iPS-derived dopaminergic cells in nonhuman primate
models of Parkinson’s disease
Hirotaka Onoe (Imaging Function Group, RIKEN, Center for Life Science
Technologies, Japan)

OS 7-2-5

Neuroimaging-based biomarkers of neurodegenerative
dementias
Makoto Higuchi (Molecular Imaging Center, National Institute ofRadiological Sciences, Japan)31

10:10-12:30

Room FOS 8-1 Social missions of engineering and ethics forengineers

OS 9-1-4

Promoting female leaders in Japanese engineering
Reiko Fujita (ImPACT Program, Japan Science and Technology Agency,
Japan)

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 8-1-1

Dec. 1 ( Tue.)ETHICS AND PROFESSIONAL CONDUCTS-KEY
PREREQUISITES FOR ENGINEERS: Professional and Moral
Responsibilities for Engineers to Combat Corruption?
Kamel Ayadi (Past President- Chair of the Fiftieth Anniversary Committee,
WFEO, Tunisia)

OS 9-1-5

Women Engineers in Europe: where are we standing?
What do we need more? Gender equality for better
leadership in our societies
Yvette Ramos (SWISS ENGINEERING - Geneva Chapter, France)
OS 9-1-6

Confronting the Leadership Challenge: How ready are
we?
Valerie I. Agberagba (Government, Engineer, Nigeria)
OS 9-1-7

OS 8-1-2

Oral Session

Anti-bribery Standards, Systems and Strategies for
Optimising Engineering Infrastructure Projects Delivery
Martin Manuhwa (Anti-Corruption Committee - Chairman, World

Federation of Engineering Organisation, Zimbabwe)

OS 8-1-3

How is the new code of ethics of JSCE going tochange civil engineers’ attitude?
Masaru Minagawa (Urban and Civil Engineering, Tokyo City University,

Japan)

Women and Underrepresented Minorities Entering
STEM Education and Research Training: A Model for
Preparing Students in the STEM Disciplines
P Ruby Mawasha (Engineering, Wright State University, United States)
10:10-12:30

Room HOS 10-2 Environment and Water
Session Organizer/Chair	Kazunari Yoshimura (President of Global
Water Japan, Japan)

OS 8-1-4

Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan initiatives
related to engineering ethics
Yuji Okita (Applied Ethics Center for Engineering and Science, Kanazawa
Institute of Technology, Japan)

OS 10-2-1

Designing a green office simulating a microclimate
from studies of jobs in Cordoba
Leonel A. Negrete (Industrial engineering, Universidad de Cordoba,

OS 8-1-5

Colombia)

Engineering Intelligence: Ethics and PowerMaria J. Prieto Laffargue (WORLD FEDERATION OF ENGINEERINGOS 10-2-2

ORGANISATION, Spain)

Tonle Sap Lake and Its Uncertain Future
Someth Uk (Office of the Council of Ministers, Authority for the Protection
and Management of Angkor and Region of Siem Reapr (Apsara), Cambodia)

10:10-12:30

Room GOS 9-1 Promoting female leaders in engineering
Session Organizers	Miyoko O. Watanabe (Japan Science andTechnology Agency, Japan)	Kaoru Arakawa (School of Interdisciplinary
Mathematical Sciences, Meiji University, Japan)
Chair	Miyoko O. Watanabe (Japan Science and Technology Agency, Japan)

OS 9-1-1

How can we promote Gendered Innovations in R&D
and R&Social Development?
Myung Ja Kim (WISET (Center for Women in Science, Technology andEngineering, ROK), Korea)

OS 9-1-2

ICTs for Women’s Empowerment
Bashayer I AlAwwad (“Women in Engineering”, Standing Committee(WIE), World Federation of Engineering Organizations (WFEO), Kuwait)

OS 9-1-3

How to promote more women with scientificbackground in Japan
Iwao Miyamoto (Industry-University Collaboration Office, Ministry of

Economy, Trade and Industry, Japan)

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OS 10-2-3

Havesting Energy and Resource of Waste Waterworks
in Japan
Kazunari Yoshimura (President of Global Water Japan, Japan)
OS 10-2-4

Strategic of madurity environmental forcompetitiveness in Health SMES
Leonel A. Negrete (Industrial engineering, Universidad de Cordoba,

Colombia)

World Engineering Conference and Convention

14:00-15:10

Room GOS 9-2-1 Promoting young women in engineering:
Part 1 Information and communication
technology
Session Organizers	Mari Inoki (Faculty of Informatics, Kogakuin
University, Japan)
		Sumie Morita (Information Systems Technologies
Laboratory, FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD., Japan)		Shigeko Mori (Rocket Software Japan Ltd., Japan)

		Maki Iwakuma (Environmental Monitoring Dept.

OS 9-2-1-1

Empowering women in ICT in the Global Community
Nobuko Kishi (Computer Science, Tsuda College, Japan)
OS 9-2-1-2

Limited, Japan)

14:00-16:00

Room B-1

OS 2-3 Renewable energy sources and energy
storage technologies
Session Organizers/Chairs	Satoshi Morozumi (Smart Community
Dept., New Energy and Industrial Technology
Development Organization, Japan)
			Takemi Chikahisa (Graduate School ofEngineering, Hokkaido University, Japan)

OS 2-3-1

PROGRESS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS REGARDINGRESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF SECONDARYBATTERY TECHNOLOGIES FOR ENERGY STORAGE
IN JAPAN
Tomohiko Ikeya (Materials Science Research Laboratory, Central ResearchInstitute of Electric Power Industry, Japan)

OS 2-3-2

OS 9-2-1-3

Key to succeed as female engineers - Assessing yourneeds for support and feeling comfortable reaching out
Junko Fujiwara (Microsoft Office Division, Microsoft Development Co., Ltd.,

Japan)The Joint Center for Energy Storage Research (JCESR):
Next Generation Energy Storage for Transportationand the Electricity Grid
George Crabtree (Argonne National Laboratory, United States)

OS 9-2-1-4

OS 2-3-3

Different work styles between Japanese women andChinese womenLianzi Wen (Tokyo Software Development Laboratory, IBM Japan, Ltd, Japan)

Battery Energy Storage System as Essential Facillity
for Stable Power System Operation
Kenji Iba (Electrical Engineering, Meisei University, Japan)

OS 9-2-1-5

OS 2-3-4

General Manager Human Resources at Wipro’s Global
Media and Telecom business unit
Murali Marath (Human Resources, Wipro Limited, India)

Development of Sodium Sulfur Battery (NAS® battery)and Application
Tomio Tamakoshi (NAS Battery Div., NGK INSULATORS, LTD., Japan)

14:00-16:00

14:00-16:00

Room A

Room B-2

OS 1-3 Robot technology used at disaster sites andits operating system

OS 3-3 Water resource and environmental
management

Session Organizer	Yuji Watanabe (Komatsu Ltd., Japan)

Session Organizer/Chair	Keisuke Hanaki (Department of Urban
Engineering, The University of Tokyo, Japan)

Chair	Hajime Asama (Department of Precision Engieering, School ofEngineering, The University of Tokyo, Japan)

OS 1-3-1

Disaster Robot Deployments and Missions
Robin R. Murphy (Texas A&M Center for Robot-Assisted Search andRescue, United States)

OS 1-3-2

Legged and Flying Robots for Disaster Response
Roland Siegwart (Autonomous Systems Lab, ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
OS 1-3-3

R&D and Utilization of Unmanned Aircraft Systems
Shinji Suzuki (Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, The University ofTokyo, Japan)

Oral Session

Women developing their careers as ICT systemengineers in Japanese companies
Saeko Awata (Global Services Division, Service Management Unit, Fujitsu

University, Japan / ImPACT / International Rescue System Institute / IEEE Robotics
and Automation Society)Dec. 1 ( Tue.)TOKEN C.E.E. Consultants Co., Ltd., Japan)
Facilitator	Nobuko Kishi (Computer Science, Tsuda College,
Japan)

OS 1-3-5

Disaster Robotics for the Future Social Resilience
Satoshi Tadokoro (Graduate School of Information Sciences, Tohoku

OS 3-3-1

Scientific Background and Implementation of
Sustainable Urban Water Management
Helmut Kroiss (Vienna University of Technology, Austria)
OS 3-3-2

Desalination and Membrane Technology
Stephen R. Gray (Institute for Sustainability and Innovation, Victoria

Univeristy, Australia)

OS 3-3-3

Research and technology development for sustainable
water use
Hiroaki Tanaka (Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University, Japan)

OS 1-3-4

Survey of 137Cs in Marine Sediments off Tohoku
Using Towed Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy
Blair Thornton (The University of Tokyo, Japan)33

OS 3-3-4

14:00-16:00

Development of sustainable urban water use system
adapted to climate change
Hiroaki Furumai (Research Center for Water Environment Technology,

OS 6-3 Role of finance in industrial innovation

University of Tokyo, Japan)

OS 3-3-5

Integrated Intelligent Satellite System (IISS) for
Regional Water Resources Utilization
Kazuki Akamatsu (Kogakuin University, Japan)

Dec. 1 ( Tue.)

14:00-16:00

Room C-1

OS 4-3 Measuring, control, security technology,
robot technology
Session Organizer/Chair	Yoshihiro Nakabo (Robot Innovation ResearchCenter, National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology (AIST), Japan)

Session Organizer	Masaaki Komiya (Research Institute of Capital
Formation, Development Bank of Japan Inc., Japan)
Chairs	Masaaki Komiya (Research Institute of Capital Formation,
Development Bank of Japan Inc., Japan)
	Kanenori Ishibashi (Graduate School of System Design andManagement, Keio University, Japan)

OS 6-3-1

Innovations in the benchmarking of infrastructure
investments: a roadmap and recent progressFrederic Blanc Brude (Infrastructure Investment Institute, EDHEC Business
School, Singapore)

OS 6-3-2

The Role of DBJ in industrial innovation
Masamitsu Kawasumi (Regional Planning Department, Development Bankof Japan Inc., Japan)

Oral Session

OS 4-3-1

OS 6-3-3

A Testbed for Enhancing Control System Security
Masatoshi Enomoto (Control System Security Center, Japan / Nara Institute

A Toolkit for Inclusive Capitalismof Science and Technology)

Room DPaul Druckman (International Integrated Reporting Council, United Kingdom)
OS 6-3-4

OS 4-3-2

A Multifaceted Approach for Securing Critical
Infrastructures
Benessa Defend (Research and Development, European Network for Cyber

Sustainable Investment: An Innovation in Investment
Mariko Kawaguchi (Research Department, Daiwa Institute of Research,

Japan)

Security, Netherlands)

OS 6-3-5

OS 4-3-3

Architecture framework for an effective “hub” designfor potential in-house innovators in large-sizedenterprises in Japan
Kanenori Ishibashi (Graduate School of System Design and Management,

Robotic Devices for Nursing Care
Hirohisa Hirukawa (Robot Innovation Research Center, National Instituteof Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan)

Keio University, Japan)

OS 4-3-4

Robot Development and Demonstration for
Infrastructure Maintenance and Disaster Response
Noriaki Ando (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology, Japan)

14:00-16:00

Room C-2

OS 5-3 Marine technology, ships, ocean energy
utilization, marine resource developments
Session Organizer/Chair	Takanori Hino (Faculty of Engineering,
Yokohama National University, Japan)

OS 5-3-1

Next Generation HHI HD-12000 Drill Ship
Young Chul Lee (HHI, Korea)
OS 5-3-2

Environmentally-friendly Engines for Future Ships
Koji Takasaki (Laboratory of Engine and Combustion, Kyushu University,

Japan)

OS 5-3-3

Present State and Future Challenge of the Tidal
Current Power Generation in Japan
Yusaku Kyozuka (Faculty of Engineering Sciences, Kyushu University, Japan)
OS 5-3-4

Deep-sea mining: A new challenge for Japan
Tetsuo Yamazaki (Osaka Prefecture University, Japan)

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14:00-16:00

Room E

OS 7-3 Recovery from disease: Part 1(Nanomedicine)
Session Organizer/Chair	Kazunori Kataoka (Department of Materials
Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, The
University of Tokyo, Japan)

OS 7-3-1

Development of supramolecular nanodevices forcancer diagnosis and therapy
Nobuhiro Nishiyama (Chemical Resources Laboratory, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, Japan / Innovation Center of Nanomedicine (iCONM))

OS 7-3-2

DNA-Functionalized Nanoparticles for Reliable
Diagnostics
Mizuo Maeda (Bioengineering Laboratory, RIKEN Institute, Japan)
OS 7-3-3

Injectable Hydrogel for Sustained Delivery of Drugs
Doo Sung Lee (Chemical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea)
OS 7-3-4

Cationic Nanohydrogel Particles as Safe Carriers for
Therapeutic Oligonucleotide Delivery
Rudolf Zentel (Chemistry, University of Mainz, Germany)
OS 7-3-5

Polymeric Micelles for Multi-Drug Delivery
Glen Kwon (University of Wisconsin, United States)

World Engineering Conference and Convention

14:00-18:10

Room FOS 8-2 Science & technology based on the societal
trust & communication, Part 1: Fukushima
Daiichi--the lessons learned
Session Organizers	Takashi Sawada (The Japan Federation of Engineering
Societies, Japan)
		Masaki Shiratori (Yokohama National University,
Japan)
Chair	Yoshiaki Oka (Japan Atomic Energy Commission, Cabinet Office, Japan)

Views of the Japanese Academia on the Fukushima
Daiichi Nuclear Accident
Genki Yagawa (Nuclear Safety Research Association, Japan)
OS 8-2-2

Decontamination & Decommissioning Engineering Company, Tokyo ElectricPower Company, Japan)

OS 8-2-3

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CONDUCTEDBY IRID FOR NUCLEAR DECOMMISSIONING IN
FUKUSHIMA
Kiichi Suganuma (Executive Director, IRID (International Research Institutefor Nuclear Decommissioning), Japan)

OS 8-2-4

Global Nuclear Power Generation Moves Forward
J. Robert Sims (ASME, United States)
OS 8-2-5

IAEA Nuclear Knowledge Management Initiatives Post Fukushima
John F. de Grosbois (Nuclear Energy, International Atomic Energy Agency,

Austria)

OS 9-2-2 Promoting young women in engineering:
Part 2 Social infrastructure technology
Session Organizers	Mari Inoki (Faculty of Informatics, Kogakuin
University, Japan)
		Sumie Morita (Information Systems Technologies
Laboratory, FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD., Japan)		Shigeko Mori (Rocket Software Japan Ltd., Japan)

		Maki Iwakuma (Environmental Monitoring Dept.

TOKEN C.E.E. Consultants Co., Ltd., Japan)
Facilitator	Osamu Kusakabe (National College of Technology,
Ibaraki College, Japan)

OS 9-2-2-1

Part 2 Social Infrastructure Technology
Osamu Kusakabe (National College of Technology, Ibaraki College, Japan)
OS 9-2-2-2

History of Women Civil Engineers in Japan - Roles of
SWCE and JSCE
Kiko Yamada-Kawai (Graduate School, Department of Civil Engineering,Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

OS 9-2-2-3

Several thoughts as supervisor of female employees
at construction contractors
Satoshi Imamura (Technology Center, Taisei Corporation, Japan)

Oral Session

Status of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station
after the Great East Japan Earthquake
Jun Matsumoto (Project Planning Department, Fukushima Daiichi

Room G

Dec. 1 ( Tue.)OS 8-2-1

15:20-16:30

OS 9-2-2-4

Madam, This is our Metro! - Female Civil Engineer in
Charge of Metro Construction in India Reiko Abe (Oriental Consultants India Pvt. Ltd., Japan)
OS 9-2-2-5

Experience to prevent the career discontinuity and to
become as a leader of women environmental engineer
at Korea
Lee Ji Hyung (Environ Departs, SAMWOO ANC, Korea)

OS 8-2-6

Measures taken at hamaoka nuclear power station forfurther safety
Hiroki Kimura (Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc., Japan)
OS 8-2-7

16:20-18:10

Room AOS 1-4 Strengthening national interests and creating
new industries using big data

Radiation Health Risk Management after the
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Accident
Shunichi Yamashita (Atomic Disease Institute, Nagasaki Universityi, Japan)

Session Organizer/Chair	Hiroshi Fujiwara (Broad Band Tower, Inc.,
Japan)

OS 8-2-8

Big Data Analytics is Critical for National Security
Phillip L. Morris (Chief Technology Officer, BT Japan, Japan)

Utilization of Nuclear Power in Japan
Yoshiaki Oka (Central government building No.8 6F, Japan Atomic Energy

Commission, Japan)

OS 1-4-1

OS 1-4-2

Disaster Big Data Infrastructure using sensing
technology with Chip Scale Atomic Clock
Narito Kurata (Faculty of Industrial Technology, Tsukuba University ofTechnology, Japan)

OS 1-4-3

Categorizing Smart cities and Big data foci of Japan
Hisakazu Okamura (Faculty of Urban Innovation, Professor, Asia University,

Japan)

OS 1-4-4

Development of a distributed Energy System andutilize Big Data to optimal infrastructure for local
community
Hitoshi Arima (Yokohama Smart Community, Japan)35

OS 1-4-5

OS 3-4-4

Most Comprehensive Infrastructure Database CORINS
of JACIC
Yasushi Kawanai (Managemant and Planning Department, Japan

Novel chemical processes for solvent extraction of
PGM and rare metals
Atsushi Muramatsu (Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced

Construction Information Center, Japan / Japan Society of Civil Engoneers /Pacific Engineer)

16:20-18:10

Room B-1

OS 2-4 Energy saving and efficient energy use

Dec. 1 ( Tue.)

Session Organizers/Chairs	Hideo Yoshida (Department of Aeronautics
and Astronautics, Kyoto University, Japan)
			Toshihisa Shimizu (Department of Scienceand Engineering, Tokyo Metropolitan University,
Japan)

OS 2-4-1

New generation power electronics for tomorrow
Hiromichi Ohashi (NPERC-J, Japan)

Oral Session

OS 2-4-2

New Trends in Power Electronics for High-Power
Applications
Hirofumi Akagi (Departement of Electrical and Electronic Engineering,Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

OS 3-4-5

Biotechnological recycling of precious and rare metals
sourced from post-consumer products
Yasuhiro Konishi (Chemical Engineering, Osaka Prefecture University, Japan)
16:20-18:10

OS 2-4-3

OS 2-4-4

Numerical Simulation of Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Anodes
Naoki Shikazono (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
OS 2-4-5

Thermochemical energy storage for waste heatrecoveries and utilizations
Yukitaka Kato (Research Laboratory for Nuclear Reactors, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, Japan)

Room B-2

OS 3-4 Advanced recycling technology

OS 4-4 Next generation broadcasting systems
Session Organizers	Yoshihiro Fujita (Graduate School of Science andEngineering, Ehime University, Japan)
		Miki Haseyama (Graduate School of Information
Science and Technology, Hokkaido University, Japan)		Yoshiaki Shishikui (Meiji University, Japan)
Chair	Masahiro Kawakita (Three-Dimensional Image Research Division,
Japan Broadcasting Corporation Science & Technology ResearchLaboratories, Japan)

OS 4-4-1

Broadcasting Corporation (NHK), Japan)

OS 4-4-2

TV Globo and the Future of Television
Ana Eliza Faria e Silva (TV GLOBO, Brazil)
OS 4-4-3

Beyond the Media Technology Horizon - Prospects for
systems and standards
David Wood (European Broadcasting Union, Switzerland)
OS 4-4-4

Glasses-Free 3D Display Systems Being Developed at
NICTNaomi Inoue (National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology, Japan)

16:20-18:10

Room C-2

Session Organizer/Chair	Shuji Owada (Resources and Environmental
Engineering, Waseda University, Japan)

OS 5-4 Aeronautical technology

OS 3-4-1

Session Organizer	Jiro Nakamichi (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency(JAXA), Japan)
Chair	Takahira Aoki (Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Graduate
School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo, Japan)

The Importance of Sensor Technology for Recycling
Processes
Mattias G Berwanger (Department of Processing and Recycling, RWTH
Aachen University, Germany)

OS 5-4-1

OS 3-4-2

Mitsubishi Regional Jet (MRJ)
Nobuo Kishi (MITSUBISHI AIRCRAFT CORPORATION, Japan)

The Importance of the Physical Separation Process inResource Recycling
Tatsuya Oki (National Institute for Advanced Industrial Science and Technology,

Japan)

OS 3-4-3

Hydrochemical routes to recycle NiMH batteries andfluorescent lamps
Christian Ekberg (Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Chalmers, Nuclear
Chemistry / Industrial Materials Recycling, Sweden)

OS 5-4-2

Next generation propulsion systems technology:
Minimising the impact of aviation on the environment
Alan T Newby (Aerospace, Rolls-Royce plc, United Kingdom)
OS 5-4-3

Research and Development Activities for Aeronautical
Technologies in JAXA
Kazuhiro Nakahashi (The Aeronautical Technology Directorate, Vice

President, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), Japan)

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Room C-1

Countdown to the ultimate television
Toru Kuroda (Science & Technology Research Laboratories, Japan

Energy saving and efficient energy use by powerelectronic systems
Frede Blaabjerg (Energy Technology, Aalborg University, Denmark)16:20-18:10

Materials, Tohoku University, Japan)

World Engineering Conference and Convention

16:20-18:10

Room DOS 7-4-3

OS 6-4 Value-added manufacturing forcompetitiveness

Medical Robots Toward Minimally Invasive Surgery
Dong-Soo Kwon (Department of Mechanical Engineering, KAIST, Korea)

Session Organizer/Chair	Yoshiki Shimomura (Graduate School of
System Design, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan)

OS 7-4-4

OS 6-4-1

Engineering approach for value-added service andsmart manufacturing
Toshiya Kaihara (Graduate School of System Informatics, Kobe University,
OS 6-4-2

Envisioning Conditions of Manufacturing in Futurefrom the Viewpoint of Environmental Sustainability
Yasushi Umeda (Department of Precision Engineering, School of Engineering,
the University of Tokyo, Japan)

OS 7-4-5

The importance of clinical needs for the developmentof medical devices (The activity of Commons for
Medicine and Engineering Japan)
Kazuo Tanishita (Research Organization for Nano & Life Innovation,

Waseda University, Japan)

16:50-18:10

Room G

Dec. 1 ( Tue.)

Japan)

KUKA robot based medical robotics solutions
Rainer Bischoff (Corporate Research, KUKA Roboter GmbH, Germany)

SKL 9-3 (1) Features of engineering education in
Japan / (2) World Trend of ICT in Education

OS 6-4-3

Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan)

OS 6-4-4

Integrated Product and Service Offerings - A means
to achieve competitiveness through value-added
manufacturing
Mattias Lindahl (Department of Management and Engineering (IEI),

Linkoping University, Sweden)

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)

Oral Session

Service Engineering towards Restoration of Japaneseindustries
Masaaki Mochimaru (Human Informatics Research Institute, National

SKL 9-3-(1)Global Collaboration in Engineering Education throughNetwork of Networks
Yoichiro Matsumoto (Japanese Society for Engineering Education, Japan /RIKEN)

OS 6-4-5

Diagnosis of Servitisation Potential-Proposal of aStrategic Diagnosis Framework dedicated to SMEs
Xavier Boucher (Ecole des Mines de Saint Etienne, France)
OS 6-4-6

SKL 9-3-(2)The Future of e-Learning: A Challenge to Explore the
New World
Shuichi Fukuda (System Design Management, Keio University, Japan)

The Leading Program for Innovation of Manufacturing
in Japan
Naoya Sasaki (Bureau of Science, Technology and Innovation, Cabinet Office,the Government of Japan, Japan / Hitachi, Ltd.)

16:20-18:10

Room E

OS 7-4 Recovery from disease: Part 2 (Minimallyinvasive therapy and personalized treatment)
Session Organizers	Masakatsu G. Fujie (Modern Mechanical Engineering,
Waseda University, Japan)		Kazuo Tanishita (Research Organization for Nano &Life Innovation, Waseda University, Japan)
Chairs	Masakatsu G. Fujie (Modern Mechanical Engineering, Waseda
University, Japan)	Rainer Bischoff (Corporate Research, KUKA Roboter GmbH,Germany)

OS 7-4-1

Robotics for minimally invasive therapy andpersonalized treatment
Masakatsu G. Fujie (Modern Mechanical Engineering, Waseda University,

Japan)

OS 7-4-2

Computer Aided Surgery
Takeyoshi Dohi (Precision Machinery Engineering, Tokyo Denki University,

Japan)

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