Date

May 22nd (Wednesday), 23rd (Thursday), 24th (Friday), 2024

Venue

Special seminar

Special Seminar

Pre-registration required / free to attend
* Recording, photography, video recording, etc. of the session is strictly prohibited.
*Depending on circumstances, the lecturer and program content may change, and textbooks may not be distributed.
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About the CPD/CPDS Study Program

CSPI-EXPO is(public corporation)The study program has been approved by the Japan Society of Civil Engineers CPD, the Construction Consultants Association CPD, and the Japan Federation of Civil Engineering Construction Management Engineers Association CPDS.

A certificate of attendance for one unit will be issued to participants of the target seminar.
Please check the following for the seminars eligible for each system.

(Public corporation) Japan Society of Civil Engineers CPD credits granted

  • [Special seminar A/B/C venue] All seminars
  • [PR seminar II venue] May 24 (Wed) 11:00-12:00 CSPI-E501seminar of

(General incorporated association) Construction Consultants Association CPD credits eligible

  • [Special seminar A/B/C venue] All seminars
  • [PR seminar II venue] May 24 (Wed) 11:00-12:00 CSPI-E501seminar of

(no company) National Federation of Civil Engineering Construction Management Engineers Association CPDS credits eligible

  • [Special seminar A venue]CSPI-A101 to A109, A111 (A110 not applicable)
  • [Special seminar B/C venue] All seminars
  • [PR seminar II venue] May 24 (Wed) 11:00-12:00 CSPI-E501seminar of

Product and Technology PR Seminar by Exhibitors

11:00-12:00
Venue A
CPDS
11:00
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12:00

Initiatives to Promote Infrastructure DX by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Minister's Secretariat Technology Research Division

Assistant manager

Yousuke Tanaka

Born in Fukuoka Prefecture
2010 Entered Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

After joining the ministry, engaged in policy making, planning and development in the field of roads and ports. After serving as Second Secretary of the Embassy of Japan in Myanmar, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Director of Road Planning Division 1, Tohoku Regional Development Bureau, Cabinet Secretariat (in charge of infrastructure investment promotion), etc., he assumed his current position in October 2021. In my current position, I am in charge of measures related to the promotion of infrastructure DX and i-Construction.

In order to deal with issues such as labor shortages and shortages of workers that are a concern in Japan in the future, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism is promoting the use of ICT at construction sites and the leveling of construction periods in order to improve productivity at construction sites. We have been promoting "i-Construction" to advance. In addition, with "i-Construction" at the core, we are expanding our efforts to "DX in the infrastructure field" that will further develop and transform the entire business. In this lecture, I will comprehensively explain the infrastructure DX measures promoted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, and introduce the latest developments in deepening efforts toward the next stage and cross-sectoral and cross-organizational efforts.

13:00-14:00
Venue A
CPDS
13:00
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14:00

To deepen the digital transformation of construction sites

Komatsu Executive Officer / President, Smart Construction Promotion Division

EARTHBRAIN Ltd. Chairman of the Board

Chikashi Shike

Born in Fukushima Prefecture in 1968. Founded BIGENTAL Co., Ltd. (head office: Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture / construction equipment rental business) in 1997 with three employees. 100% invested) integrated management and became president at the same time. In January 2015, he was appointed Executive Officer of Komatsu, General Manager of Smart Construction Promotion Division, and in July 2021, he was appointed Chairman of the Board of EARTHBRAIN Co., Ltd. (concurrently).

Since 2015, Komatsu has been promoting "SMARTCONSTRUCTION", a solution for optimizing ICT construction, and working to solve issues such as labor shortages at construction sites. Currently, through the growth strategy of the medium-term management plan that started in April 2022, we are creating new value for customers through koto (optimizing the entire customer process), We aim to provide efficient things (automation and autonomy of machines), connect all customer processes through digitalization, and "realize safe, highly productive, smart and clean workplaces of the future together with our customers." I am aiming. In this presentation, I will introduce these activities.

14:30-15:30
Venue A
CPDS
14:30
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15:30

What is necessary for securing workers and the future of the construction industry

Shibaura Institute of Technology

Professor, Faculty of Architecture Department of Architecture Professor

Hirotake Kanisawa

Specializes in building production systems and building construction methods (especially wooden buildings). Research is being conducted on the treatment and training systems for domestic and foreign skilled workers, on-site productivity improvement measures, structural design methods for wooden houses, traditional techniques, etc. Promoting social insurance enrollment and the Construction Career Up System (CCUS) were proposed based on these research results. Currently, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism "Construction Career Up System Treatment Improvement Promotion Council" Chairman, "Construction Industry Human Resource Securing and Training Promotion Council" Advisor, "Study Group on Digital Technology in Supervision and Inspection of Government Building Repairs" Chairperson, Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism He serves as the chairman of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare's "Expert Conference on Ensuring the Safety and Health of Construction Workers" and as an expert member of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare's "Labor Policy Council."

Securing workers in the construction industry is extremely difficult. In particular, the technicians working in the field are in a situation where the future cannot be foreseen. It is often said that the unpopularity of the construction industry is due to environmental problems such as 3K, but that is not the fundamental factor. Those who work as skilled workers tend to lose sight of their goals because their career paths are not clear, and there is no educational training or ability evaluation system. need to be resolved. CCUS is a system that forms the basis of the system, but it is meaningful only when a system for defining occupational abilities and evaluating abilities is built on top of it. In this lecture, I would like to think about what is necessary for securing workers and the future of the construction industry.

15:50-16:50
Venue A
CPDS
15:50
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16:50

How to proceed with construction DX that makes the site easier

From recommended techniques to how to get started

Construction IT World Representative Director

Construction IT journalist

Ryuta Ieiri

By introducing BIM/CIM, i-Construction, robots, AI, etc., to solve the management issues faced by the construction industry, such as coexistence of measures against COVID-19 and productivity improvement, global environmental conservation, globalization, and realization of construction DX. A construction IT journalist who continues to disseminate information from a "one step ahead" perspective. Our motto is to "praise and improve" new challenges. He also writes articles, gives lectures, and consults on construction, IT, and management at the 24-hour reception desk. The official website is "Construction IT World".

In order to solve the "labor shortage problem" that the construction industry will face in the future, efforts to "Construction DX (Digital Transformation)" are attracting attention. In this lecture, in order to realize productivity improvement and work style reform, from what perspective to select the cloud, robots, AI, etc. that are already on the market, and how to utilize them to make your company's on-site work easier. I will explain based on a number of domestic and foreign cases. We will also explain how companies that have not worked on ICT so far should work on construction DX.

11:00-12:00
Venue A
CPDS
11:00
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12:00

New technology utilization system in public works

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

Minister's Secretariat Technical Research Division Deputy Director

Yoshihito Okamoto

Born in Nara Prefecture
2010 Entered Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

Seconded to the Ministry of the Environment, Director of Construction Planning Division, Planning Department, Kanto Regional Development Bureau, Assistant Director of Public Works Planning and Coordination Division, Policy Bureau.

In fiscal 2001, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism established NETIS ( new technology information system). In addition, in order to promote the development of new technologies, efforts are being made to match field needs with technology seeds and to promote industry-government-academia collaboration, including in different fields. In this presentation, we will introduce measures to promote the use of new technologies such as NETIS and the latest efforts to promote technological development.
13:00-14:00
Venue A
CPDS
13:00
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14:00

Future society opened up by drones and flying cars

Technologies and systems required for social implementation of electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft

Japan UAS Industrial Development Association (JUIDA)

Chairman

Shinji Suzuki

Born in Gifu Prefecture in 1953. 1979 Completed master's course at the University of Tokyo Graduate School of Engineering. After working at Toyota Central R&D Labs., Inc., after retiring from the Department of Aerospace Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, the University of Tokyo, Professor Emeritus of the University of Tokyo, Specially Appointed Professor of the University of Tokyo Future Vision Research Center (current position). Doctor of Engineering, specializes in aeronautical engineering. President of the Japan Society for Aeronautical and Space Sciences (43rd term). President of the International Federation of Aeronautical Sciences (ICAS) and others. His publications include "Airplane Story" (Chikuma Shobo), "Modern Aviation Theory" (edited by University of Tokyo Press), and "Challenge to an Airplane That Never Falls" (Kagaku Dojinsha).
Drones are widely used as small electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft in various industrial fields such as aerial photography, transportation, and inspection. “Industrial Revolution” is expected. Drone surveying is already being used in the field of construction surveying, and in this presentation, I would like to introduce research that enables real-time 3D measurement through coordinated flight of multiple drones from laser scanning and visible light captured images. Larger drones that can carry people are called "flying cars" and are being developed around the world as personal next-generation aircraft. I would like to organize the technical and institutional issues for its realization.
14:30-15:30
Venue A
CPDS
14:30
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15:30

From "3D-CAD" to "BIM/CIM"

What is necessary for "BIM/CIM" to improve productivity

East Japan Railway Company

Tokyo Construction Project Management Office Planning Strategy Unit Manager

Shigenobu Iguchi

Responsible for BIM/CIM and ICT promotion of JR East Construction Department. Engaged in formulating and promoting the use of BIM/CIM guidelines at JR East. Participated in the launch and operation of the start-up company "CalTa", which develops the point cloud acquisition and digitization business from JR East. In charge of the Precast WG at the JSCE Informatics Committee "Construction Productivity Improvement Research Subcommittee Using 3D Models". Non-BIM/CIM-related specialties include concrete structures. As secretary-general of the "Research Subcommittee on Application of 3D Printing Technology to Civil Engineering Structures" of the Japan Society of Civil Engineers Concrete Engineering Committee, he promotes the use of concrete 3D printing technology.

As a trump card for improving productivity in the civil engineering field, "BIM/CIM" efforts are flourishing in various places. However, there are many uses that are limited to "3D-CAD" as visualization materials, and it seems that there are still few examples of improving productivity by using it as "BIM" in the true sense. . In the case of civil engineering, unlike construction, many items are produced one-off and have a long service life, and it is thought that there is also a characteristic that it is difficult to improve productivity by introducing BIM/CIM. Against this background, I will discuss how "BIM/CIM" can be used to improve productivity in the civil engineering field, and discuss the future direction with examples.
15:50-16:50
Venue A
CPDS
15:50
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16:50

Acquisition and utilization of 3D data for construction DX promotion

Drone surveying education & research organization (DSERO) Representative Director

Professor Emeritus, Kyoto University

Yuzo Ohnishi

Graduated from the Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University, and completed a doctoral course at the University of California, Berkeley. After that, he taught at the Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University, and after working as an associate professor and then a professor, in 2008 he was appointed Executive Vice President of Kyoto University. 2013 (Heisei 25) Specially Appointed Professor, Faculty of Environmental and Urban Engineering, Kansai University. Chairman of the Energy Agency's Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Contaminated Water Treatment Committee, Chairman of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's Social Infrastructure Monitoring Committee, chairman and member of many Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism related committees, and chairman of the Kinki Regional Development City Social Technology Fusion Creation Research Group. . Honorary member of Japan Society of Civil Engineers
Realize work style reforms by introducing digital technology into all construction processes, from surveys to maintenance and management, and actively utilizing technologies such as ICT, BIM/CIM, and AI, as well as new materials and new construction methods. “Construction DX” is being promoted. Among them, one of the challenges in 3D conversion is how to acquire 3D data on a daily basis. It is said to stand. It would be ideal if three-dimensional data flowed smoothly at each stage of investigation, design, construction, and maintenance, but in reality, it is not handled well. We will explain some issues and explore future solutions for promoting construction DX with new technology.
11:00-12:00
Venue A
CPDS
11:00
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12:00

Efforts for infrastructure maintenance by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

~Toward the Realization of Sustainable Infrastructure Maintenance~

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

Policy Bureau Public Works Planning and Coordination Division Coordinator

Shunpei Harada

Born in Kanagawa Prefecture, graduated from the Graduate School of Urban Environmental Sciences, Tokyo Metropolitan University (currently Tokyo Metropolitan University) Joined the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism in 2011 Until now, Chief of the Overseas Project Promotion Division, Policy Bureau, Chief of the Highway Division, Highway Bureau, Kanto region Served as Manager of Planning Section, Yokohama National Highway Office, Development Bureau, Manager of Planning Section, Planning Department, Kanto Regional Development Bureau, etc.
As infrastructure continues to age, it is important to systematically promote maintenance, management, and renewal to realize sustainable infrastructure maintenance, as infrastructure continues to be the cornerstone of Japan's lives and socioeconomic activities. On the other hand, due to institutional and financial issues, some municipalities are unable to keep up with infrastructure that needs to be repaired and repaired. Based on this situation, a committee of experts of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced in December 2022 a proposal centered on a new maintenance concept, "Regional Infrastructure Group Revitalization Strategy Management." In addition to introducing the contents of the proposal, we will introduce the measures and efforts related to infrastructure maintenance in the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, including the use of new technology.
13:00-14:00
Venue A
CPDS
13:00
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14:00

Invoice system briefing session

Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau

Second Taxation Department, Consumption Tax Division, Reduced Tax Rate and Invoice System Section, National Tax Inspector

Yusaku Fujita

From April 2016 to June 2021, engaged in individual taxation affairs at the tax office under the jurisdiction of the Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau. From July 2021, engaged in publicizing and publicizing the invoice system at the Consumption Tax Division of the Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau.
Regarding the invoice system that will start in October 2023, we will explain the overview of the system from the standpoint of the seller or buyer of the transaction, based on the special provisions and the contents of the 2023 tax reform.

*CSPI-A110 is not a CPDS study program of the National Federation of Civil Engineering Construction Management Engineers Associations.

14:30-15:30
Venue A
CPDS
14:30
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15:30

Toward the realization of carbon neutrality in 2050

Ministry of the Environment

Global Environment Bureau Global Warming Countermeasures Division Deputy Director

Ryohei Muraoka

Joined the Ministry of the Environment in 2015. After joining the Ministry, engaged in work related to adaptation to climate change. From 2017 to 2020, he was seconded to the Futaba Town Hall in Fukushima Prefecture, where he worked with local government officials on decontamination, dismantling, construction of interim storage facilities, reconstruction, and the lifting of evacuation orders. After returning to the Ministry of the Environment, he was involved in disaster waste countermeasures and domestic global warming goal setting, and since November 2021, he has been in his current position, mainly in charge of the government's own greenhouse gas emission reduction measures.

Rising average temperatures, melting snow and ice, and rising sea levels are being observed worldwide. In Japan, rising average temperatures, damage from heavy rains, typhoons, etc., and impacts on agricultural products and ecosystems are also being observed. The issue of climate change, also known as the “climate crisis,” is an urgent issue shared by the international community. The Synthesis Report of the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report was released in March this year, and the G7 Climate, Energy and Environment Ministers' Meeting was held in Sapporo in April, accelerating global movements. In this presentation, I will introduce domestic and international trends toward achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 and the target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 46% by 2030, as well as initiatives by the Ministry of the Environment centered on promoting regional decarbonization.

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