International Atmospheric Environment

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Prof. Akira Omoto

Associate Prof. Yuriko Hayabuch

Associate Prof. Yuriko Hayabuch

International atmospheric environment domain acts with task that were performed by former Design Division. The task keeps on promoting and supporting the industry-university-government collaboration project and research contributing to the progress of design activities.

Project name:

Design Management for Sustainable Low Carbon Society

Project leader:

Vice-Director / Prof. Akira Omoto

Bldg.3 604, Ohashi Campus
PHONE : +81-92-553-4560
FAX : +81-92-553-4560
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Associate Prof. Yuriko Hayabuchi

3F, Advanced Design Project Bldg., Ohashi Campus
PHONE : +81-92-553-4585
FAX : +81-92-553-4584
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Research Contents

This project aims to conduct practical research of design management for creation of the sustainable low carbon society in the domestic region and Asian countries by industry-university-government collaboration. Specially, the studies contents are as follows:

  1. Development of energy demand and supply system in the regional scale for analyzing regional development and sustainability
  2. Study of design approach for establishing strategic methodology of regional innovation from the plastic recycle loop system and economy in the region
  3. Study on climate policies to reduce CO2 emissions in the regional and Asian countries
  4. Analysis of mitigation and adaptation measures to climate change

Professional and Outreach Activities

Participating in the review process of greenhouse gas emissions and removals inventory annual submissions of the Annex I Parties that are also Parties to the Kyoto Protocol as the UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change) expert reviewer

KOINE Research Platform：Applied Acoustics

Based on knowledge of acoustical engineering, various design practice through a measurement, an evaluation, and a control of the sound field are carried out. Furthermore, settlement of various social issues by art activities, mainly related with a sound, are attempted in cooperation with the Social Inclusion Design Initiative attached to Faculty of Design.

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