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Aoyama Atsushi

Department / Course Graduate School of Technology Management

Title / Position Professor

Other Affiliations
1.	Research Organization of Open Innovation & Collaboration Center for Global MOT Research
2.	Research Organization of Open Innovation & Collaboration Ritsumeikan Inamori Philosophy Research Center

Academic background
1.		│ Purdue University │ Ph.D.
2.	～1994/12	Doctorial Course │ Process Systems Engineering │ Graduate School of Chemical Engineering │ Purdue University

Research activities
1.		The Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan
2.		The Society of Instrument and Control Engineers

Subject of research
1.	Business Model, Business Simulation

Research summary
The development of life cycle management method to connect technologies with value I am developing life cycle management methodology that multilaterally evaluates elemental technologies, effectively integrates them and connect them with value to solve the complicated and wide-range problems that the enterprises and the society face.

Present specialized field
Process Systems Engineering, Technological Information Infrastructure, Lifecycle Engineering (Keyword：Process Systems Engineering, Technological Information Infrastructure, Lifecycle Engineering)

Books
1.	2011/06	KyoÌ„sera inamori kazuo kokoro no keiei shisutemu │ (Sole-authored)
2.	1999	Fuzzy Neural Network Systems Techniques and Applications in Nonlinear Process Control Systems", A book chapter for FUZZY THEORY SYSTEMS Techniques and Applications Volume 2ms │ (Co-authored)

Papers
1.	2016/12	Measuring the Beneﬁt of Investing in Pipeline Safety Using Fuzzy Risk Assessment │ JOURNAL OF LOSS PREVENTION IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRIES │ ,pp.JLP-D-16-00214R2 (Co-authored)
2.	2015/01	Impact of corporate culture on the relationship between efficient technology transfer and business performance. │ Global Business Review (SSCI) │ 16 (1) (Co-authored)
3.	2014/03	Survey of cross-cultural technology transfer research. │ Asian Social Science │ ,pp.10(10), 159-181 (Co-authored)
4.	2013/03	Exploring cultural differences in implementing international technology transfer. In the cases of Japanese manufacturing subsidiaries in Vietnam. │ Contemporary Management Research │ 9 (1),pp.Published (Co-authored)
5.	2012/08	Does the hybridizing of intercultural potential facilitate efficient technology transfer? An empirical study on Japanese manufacturing subsidiaries in Vietnam. │ Asian Social Science (Scopus) │ 8 (11),pp.26-43 (Co-authored)
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2017/05	GMDH Deep Learning Approach Improving Safety and Risk Assessment in Pipelines (IAMOT2017 (Alexander Guzmán and Atsushi Aoyama　and Eugene Choi))
2.	2016/12	Artificial intelligence improving safety and risk analysis: A comparative analysis for critical infrastructure (IEEE　2016　 (Alexander Guzmán and Atsushi Aoyama　and Eugene Choi))
3.	2016/07	Maximizing the benefits of energy safety using fuzzy risk assessment: the case of oil & gas pipelines. (Society: The Univesrity of Tokyo, 7th international symposium on Design, Operational, and Control of Chemical Processes.(Alexander Guzmán and Atsushi Aoyama))
4.	2014/06	Identifying commonalities of dimensions impacting on safety culture. (Proceeding of WCOGI 2014-The 5th World Conference of Safety of Oil and Gas Industry, (Nguyen Thi Duc Nguyen and Atsushi Aoyama))
5.	2013/09	The Japanese management practices in technology transfer at Japanese manufacturing subsidiaries in Vietnam: the cultural rationale. (Proceeding of the 2013 Vietnamese – Japanese Students’ Scientific Exchange Meeting (VJSE 2013),)
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