Misc - YAMAMOTO Yugo

Rural Development Model through Advancement of Biomass Utilization Systems in Harmony with Levels of Regional Economic Development in China

Toyohiko NAKAKUBO, Osamu SAITO, Yugo YAMAMOTO, Tohru MORIOKA

Proceedings of 35th Annual Meeting of Environmental Systems Research 2007 ( 土木学会 )  35   159 - 166   2007.10

Macro Analysis on Future Energy Demand and Estimation of CO2 Reduction Potential at Residential and Commercial Sectors in Shanghai

Yu ZHANG, Yugo YAMAMOTO, Osamu SAITO, Tohru MORIOKA

Proceedings of the 15th Symposium on Global Environment ( Japan Society of Civil Engineers )  15   195 - 200   2007.08

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Rapid urbanization economic development in developing counties has been taking place hand-in-hand with diffusion of household appliances like air conditioner, and residential and commercial energy consumption in those countries will become one of the key factors affecting global warming. This study took Shanghai, one of the biggest cities in China as a case study area, and aimed to predict future (by the year of 2030) energy consumption of residential and commercial sector based on our estimation model of energy demand and CO<SUB>2</SUB> reduction potential. Taking into several CO<SUB>2</SUB> reduction measures, CO<SUB>2</SUB> reduction potential was estimated. The results suggested that our estimation model could provide several useful policy implications and would be applicable to the other cities of China.

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Media Support in the Environmental Risk Management

Asami ORITA, Takanori MATSUI, Ken’ichi MATSUMURA, Masamichi OKANO, Satoru KATO, Osamu SAITO, Yugo YAMAMOTO, Tohru MORIOKA

The Study Meeting Reports of The Japan Association For The Study of Educational Media   21   1 - 4   2007.07

Waste Input-Output Analysis of Advanced Loop-closing Systems by Combing Establishied Manufacturing Infrastructure and Innovative Environmental Technologies

Noboru YOSHIDA, Tohru MORIOKA, Yugo YAMAMOTO, Yuichi MORIGUCHI, Hiroshi NAITO

International Society for Industrial Ecology Conference 2007     208   2007.06

Design of Future Scenario for Sustainable Life

Yugo YAMAMOTO

MANUFACTURING & TECHNOLOGY   59 ( 2 ) 38 - 39   2007.04

Development of Environmental Risk Management Education and its Social Needs

Masamichi OKANO, Takanori MATSUI, Satoru KATO, Osamu SAITO, Yugo YAMAMOTO, Tohru MORIOKA

Proceedings of the SRA-JAPAN Annual Conference   19   277 - 282   2006.11

Analysis of Environmental Management Strategy of Companies Using Eco-efficiency -Case Studies on Paper Manufacture Industry and Beer Industry-

Jun SHIMODA, Yugo YAMAMOTO, Masamichi OKANO, Osamu SAITO, Tohru MORIOKA

Proceedings of 33th Annual Meeting of Environmental Systems Research 2006 ( 土木学会 )  34   119 - 125   2006.10

地方小都市における中心市街地活性化を目的とした「牽引型」タウンマネジメントの調査分析−滋賀県長浜市を事例として−

Satoru KONOMA, Yugo YAMAMOTO, Osamu SAITO, Tohru MORIOKA

2006年度日本都市計画学会関西支部研究発表会講演概要集     89 - 92   2006.07

Primary Risk Assessment of Carcinogenic Chemicals Concerning Action Pattern of Daily Life

Masahiro Okada, Osamu Saito, Yugo Yamamoto, Tohru Morioka

Proceedings of the SRA-JAPAN Annual Conference   18   37 - 42   2005.11

Significance of EU’s precautionary approach to the chemical risk management: A case study of PBDE

Masaya Kanzaki, Osamu Saito, Yugo Yamamoto, Tohru Morioka

Proceedings of the SRA-JAPAN Annual Conference   18   285 - 290   2005.11

Potentiality of Reuse and Maintenance-Oriented Life Cycle Management Business in Electric Home Appliances

Yugo Yamamoto, Hiroki Yamasaki, Kumiko Satsuki, Noboru Yoshida, Tohru Morioka

Proceedings of Annual Meeting of Society of Environmental Science 2005     196 - 197   2005.09

Evaluation of Eco-Industrial Development Based on Advanced Loop-Closing Technology and Infrastructure in Steel Industry by Using Waste I-O Analysis

N. Yoshida, Y. Yamamoto, T. Morioka

Extended Abstracts of International Symposium on EcoTopia Science 2005     2005.08

既存インフラ活用型の循環形成のねらいと展開−兵庫エコタウン事業を事例として−

Noboru YOSHIDA, Yugo YAMAMOTO

土木学会第20回環境システムシンポジウム講演資料集     3月19日 - 3月28日   2005.03

Perspectives in Environmental Risk Management Training Course for Post Graduate Students and Practioners in Osaka University

Tohru Morioka, Osamu Saito, Yugo Yamamoto, Masamichi Okano

Sharing Experience of Human and Ecological Risk Assessment and Management in Asia/Pacific Region     2004.11

Eco-efficiency of Advanced Loop-closing Challenges in Recycling of WEEE and Chemical Components in Industrial Products in Hyogo Eco-Town Project

Tohru Morioka, Kiyotaka Tsunemi, Yugo Yamamoto, Yabar Helmut, Noboru Yoshida

Proceedings of International Eco-Efficiency Conference     2004.04

Evaluation of Efficient Repair System for Electrical/Electronic Equipment by Reuse

Yugo Yamamoto, Tohru Morioka, Kiyotaka Tsunemi, Hiroki Yamasaki, Sergio Jofre

Proceedings of 8th Annual Meeting of Society for Environmental Economics and Policy Studies 2003     74 - 75   2003.09

Cycle Oriented Industrial Complex for Product Chain and Metabolism Management at EIP Demonstration Project

Yugo Yamamoto, Noboru Yoshida, Tohru Morioka

Proceedings of The Fifth International Conference on EcoBalance     705 - 706   2002.11

Product Chain Management and the Effect in Industrial Pumps

Noboru Yoshida, Tatsuya Shirakawa, Yugo Yamamoto, Kazuhiko Kaneko, Tohru Morioka

Proceedings of EcoDesign 2000 Japan Symposium     214 - 217   2000.12

Effect on Environment and Industrial Society by Product Chain Management of Industrial Machine

Tohru Morioka, Kazuhiko Kaneko, Yugo Yamamoto, Noboru Yoshida

Proceedings of The Forth International Conference on EcoBalance     43 - 44   2000.12

Study on Consumer’s Choice for Up-gradable Products

Yugo Yamamoto, Noboru Yoshida, Tohru Morioka

Environmental Systems Research ( Japan Society of Civil Engineers )  27   457 - 461   1999.10

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Upgrading the products for the extension of their life is the effective strategy in construction of Resources-Recycling society. Actually the upgradable products such as User-made PC (PC; personal computer) are come into the market. In this paper, we try to analyze the conditions that the upgradable products are spread by means of the consumer's choice model. The result of the analysis shows that to give information on the products to the end-users, to increase their skills in using the upgradable products and to improve services to support them promote their decision to choose the upgradable products.

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