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Globally Collaborative Environmental Peace Gaming Networks

Globally Distributed Climate Simulation System



Globally Distributed Socio-Economic-Environmental Simulation System
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Format for the CVs of the team members

Dr., Mr. Last name: Utsumi First name: Takeshi

Nationality: Japan

Direct tel.: [phone] E-mail: [e-mail]

Full business address:

Chairman of GLObal Systems Analysis and Simulation Association in the U.S.A. (GLOSAS/USA)

Founder and Vice President for Technology & Coordination of Global University System (GUS)

43-23 Colden Street, #9L, Flushing, NY 11355-3998 U.S.A.

Web: http://www.friends-partners.org/GLOSAS/

Country: U.S.A.
Role in the project: Principal Investigator of GCEPG Project

EDUCATION
Period	Title / diploma obtained
From: 1969, To: 1971	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
From: 1958, To: 1964	Polytechnic University in New York, Ph.D. Chem. Eng.
From: 1955, To: 1958	Montana State University, M.S. Chem. Eng.
From: 1954, To: 1955	University of Nebraska, Fulbright Scholarship
From: 1949, To: 1954	Tokyo Institute of Technology, B.S. Chem. Eng.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Period
From: 1999 To: Present	Company: Global University System (GUS) Location: Headquarters at the University of Tampere, Finland Function/Responsibility: Founder and Vice President for Technology and Coordination Achievements: Initiated GUS at the workshop held at the University of Tampere with funds from the World Bank, US/NSF, British Council, Soros Foundation, etc., and subsequently GUS regional activities in Amazon/Brazil, Cuba, Malawi, Uganda and Ethiopia, Bangladesh, etc. Published a book “Global Peace Through The Global University System” from the University of Tampere Press, in Fall of 2003.
From: 1988 To: Present	Company: GLObal Systems Analysis and Simulation Association in the U.S.A. (GLOSAS/USA) Location: New York, NY, USA Function/Responsibility: Chairman Achievements: Initiated global e-learning as conducting innovative distance teaching trials with "Global Lecture Hall (GLH)"™ multipoint-to-multipoint, interactive multimedia videoconferencing almost every year using hybrid delivery technologies, which spanned around the globe. Founded GUS at the University of Tampere , Finland. Prepared the availability of funding (total US$17 billion) from the Official Development Assistance (ODA) Fund of the Japanese government for closing “Digital Divide” in developing countries, especially for education and healthcare. Initiated a joint project on the GCEPG with ELeGI project.
From: 1977 To: 1987	Company: Global Information Services, Inc. (GIS) Location: New York, NY, USA Function/Responsibility: Chairman Achievements: In late 1970s to early 1980s, played a major pioneering role in extending U.S. packet-switching data communication networks to various overseas countries, particularly to Japan, albeit it was narrow-band at that time -- which is now called “closing the digital divide.” Devoted considerable effort, time and private fund to deregulate the Japanese telecommunication policies for the use of e-mail (thanks to help from the Late Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldridge). This triggered the de-monopolization and privatization of Japanese telecommunications industries. This liberalization of the telecommunication industry has been emulated and has now created a more enabling environment for economic and social development in many other countries. Over 180 countries have Internet access and more than 750 million people use e-mail around the world nowadays. Exported a software engineering tool to the Nippon Telegram and Telephone Corporation.
From: 1972 To: 1974	Company: Mitsubishi Research Institute Location: Tokyo, Japan Function/Responsibility: Director of System Division Achievements: Introduced time-sharing services, computer simulation and System Dynamic technologies to Japan. Initiated GLOSAS Projects.
From: 1968 To: 1972	Company: Stone and Webster Engineering Corporation Location: Boston, MA, USA Function/Responsibility: Senior Coordinator Achievements: Basic design of ethylene plants (US$800 million/plant), design of ethylene plant process control simulator, analysis of naphtha cracking chemical reaction, etc., with digital simulation languages. Created Summer Computer Simulation Conference (SCSC) as the Program Chairman (1970) and General Chairman (1971) which is the world largest, interdisciplinary conference with several hundreds attendees in computer simulation field.
From: 1964 To: 1968	Company: Mobil Oil Company Location: New York, NY, USA Function/Responsibility: System Analyst Achievements: Simulation of chemical reactions, particularly extraction of shale oil with the use of then the world largest hybrid computer.
From: 1962 To: 1964	Company: Shell Chemical Company Location: New York, NY, USA Function/Responsibility: System Analyst Achievements: Simulation of chemical reactions with the use of repetitive analog computer.
From: 1958 To: 1960	Company: Asahi Chemical Industry, Ltd. Location: Tokyo, Japan Function/Responsibility: Chemical Engineer Achievements: Introduced a chemical process know-how from the US, which saved the company’s bankruptcy.