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THE UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO,
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

Construction System Management
for Innovation

東京大学大学院工学系研究科
｢i-Constructionシステム学｣ 寄付講座

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Overview

Integration of
latest technologies
for productivity
improvement

We aim to significantly improve productivity by integrating the latest information and communications technology, such as AI, IcT, blockchain, and 5G communication, into the construction industry. Additionally, we intend to establish information distribution networks that are consistent throughout the processes of project conception, design, construction, and maintenance, in addition to developing fundamental technologies to dynamically update data to people or robots.

Open,
interdisciplinary
research activities

Furthermore, we intend to conduct research activities that unite the civil infrastructure with precision engineering to develop technologies suitable for the construction industry, which involves a wide variety of industries and sectors. We aim to promote debate across disciplines by welcoming researchers from diverse industries and develop technologies/design institutions in “areas for cooperation” that are expected to become the industrial infrastructure.

Systematization of
research results and
development of an
education system

We plan to establish i-Construction System Studies to cultivate professionals capable of implementing and updating the developed systems. By developing an education system that allows one to study, we intend to support civil and mechanical engineers who are expected to be leaders of the era.

About

Purpose of the i-Construction System Studies endowed chairs

Our aim is to develop systems for implementing i-Construction that will allow productivity improvements to be made in civil infrastructure construction by using IT, IoT, spatial information processing technologies, and robot technologies in processes from the planning/surveying stage to the operation and maintenance stage. We will also establish i-Construction System Studies to cultivate professionals capable of implementing the developed systems.

Research subjects/tasks

The following tasks will be addressed for the purpose of developing systems for implementing i-Construction.

  • アイコン_インフラデータプラットフォームの開発とデータの利活用システムの開発

    Development of an infrastructure data platform and data utilization system

  • アイコン_スペックマネジメントシステムの開発と新構造形式の創出

    Development of a spec management system and the creation of new structural types

  • アイコン_サイバー空間における仮想建設システムの開発と新施工システムの創出

    Development of a virtual construction system in cyberspace and the creation of new construction systems

  • アイコン_サプライチェーンマネジメントシステムの開発と新市場の創出

    Development of a supply chain management system and the creation of new markets

  • アイコン_建設生産・管理システムの再構築と諸制度の在り方の提示

    Rebuilding of construction production/management systems and the presentation of institutional forms

  • アイコン_i-Constructionシステム学の体系化と教育システムの開発

    Systematization of i-Construction System Studies and the development of an education system

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小澤 一雅

Kazumasa OZAWA

Professor, Department of Civil Engineering

[ Concurrent ]

ozawa domain

Kazumasa Ozawa is a Professor of Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Tokyo. A member of the Planning & Research Committee in i-Construction Promotion Consortium and a chair of the i-Construction Sub-committee in Construction Management Committee in JSCE. He specializes in construction and project management including project delivery method, public procurement system, infrastructure management and construction industry.

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山下 淳

Atsushi YAMASHITA

Associate Professor, Department of Precision Engineering

[ Concurrent ]

URL

http://www.robot.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/yamalab/

Atsushi YAMASHITA received Ph.D. degrees from the University of Tokyo in 2001. From 2001, he was an Assistant Professor of Shizuoka University. From 2006 to 2007, he was a Visiting A ssociate of California Institute of Technology. From 2008, he was an Associate Professor of Shizuoka University. From 2011, he is an Associate Professor of the University of Tokyo. His research interests are robot vision, image processing, and intelligent robot system.

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Muneo HORI

Project Professor

[ Concurrent ]

URL

http://www.jamstec.go.jp/mat/j/

The research interest is applied mechanics. The principle investigator of the supercomputer projectfor urban area earthquake and tsunami simulation, promoting the industrial use of high-performance-computing finite element method. The program director of Strategic Innovation Program of socialresilience since 2017. The director general of Research Institute of Value-Added Information Generation, JAMSTEC. A research professor of i-Construction system since June, 2019.

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永谷?圭司

Keiji NAGATANI

Project Professor

[ Full-time ]

URL

http://k-nagatani.org

Keiji Nagatani received his PhD from the University of Tsukuba in 1997. After his graduation, he was a postdoc at Carnegie Mellon University, a lecturer at Okayama University, and an associate professor at Tohoku University. Currently, he is a professor in the project from 2019. His research interest is field robotics, particularly autonomy for all terrain robots, inspection robots, and construction machines.

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亀田?敏弘

Toshihiro KAMEDA

Project Researcher

[ Concurrent ]

Toshihiro KAMEDA joined i-Construction project in April 2019 as project researcher. He is currently also an associate professor of University of Tsukuba since his Ph.D. in 1997. His research interest is the system development with various novel component technologies. In the project, he focuses to develop the river total management system based on infrastructure data platform.

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全 邦釘

Pang-jo CHUN

Project Associate Professor

[ Full-time ]

Pang-jo Chun received his Ph.D. from Wayne State University in 2010. After his graduation, he was a postdoc at Yonsei University, an assistant professor and associate professor at Ehime University. Currently, he is an associate professor in the project from 2019. His research interest is maintenance engineering, particularly application of AI/IoT to the maintenance of infrastructure including bridge and tunnel.

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濱崎 峻資

Shunsuke HAMASAKI

Project Assistant Professor

[ Full-time ]

URL

http://www.robot.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~hamasaki/

Shunsuke Hamasaki received his Ph. D. in Engineering from the University of Tokyo in 2018. After hisgraduation, he was a project researcher in the University of Tokyo and engaged in the research onEmbodied-Brain Systems Science. Currently, he is an assistant professor in this project from 2019and engaged in the research on the safety of construction site. His research interests include human-robot interaction and human cognition.

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谷島 諒丞

Ryosuke YAJIMA

Project Assistant Professor

[ Full-time ]

Ryosuke Yajima received Ph.D. in Engineering from Tohoku University in 2019. He contributed to research and development of volcano exploration robot systems. After his graduation, he joined the i-Construction project in October 2019 as a project researcher. His research interest is field robotics, mobile robots, volcano exploration robots, construction machines, and mechanisms.

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松實 崇博

Takahiro MATSUMI

Visiting Researcher

[ Full-time ]

Takahiro MATSUMI has been worked for the Ministry of Land Infrastructure Transport andTourism. He joined this course in April 2019 as visiting researcher. Currently researching on the efficiency of the road management. As one of the methods, developing a method to effectivelyutilize the variety of the past knowledge and data by using the infrastructure data platform that isbeing developed.

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松下 文哉

Fumiya MATSUSHITA

Visiting Researcher

[ Full-time ]

Fumiya MATSUSHITA joined i-Construction project in October 2018 as a visiting researcher. He has been worked for a contractor as a civil engineer since 2013. His research interest is the construction system to improve productivity of site work not only for a main contractor but also for subcontractors. In the project, he focuses on development of supply chain management system with applying blockchain and smart contract technology.

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佐藤?正憲

Masanori SATO

Visiting Researcher

[ Concurrent ]

Masanori SATO have engaged in road construction works for twenty years since join pavement construction company. I am joining “i-Construction System endowed course” at University of Tokyo as a joint researcher from October 2018. My company proposed using 4D-Model(3D model+ schedule) for safety management . I am researching development of system which appear health regulations as well as past accidents on the screen, while simulate of work in virtual space for suitable construction methods.

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高井 賢

Ken TAKAI

Visiting Researcher

[ Concurrent ]

Ken TAKAI joined i-Construction project in June 2019. In construction company, carried out management work at the site.Developed construction robots at Technology Center.Based on the concept of CPS (Cyber Physical System), will research methods to efficiently develop automation and mechanization of construction work by simulation and flow analysis.

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澁谷 宏樹

Hiroki SHIBUYA

Visiting Researcher

[ Full-time ]

Hiroki Shibuya joined i-Construction project as a researcher in August 2019. He has worked at aconstruction consultancy company for three years, in planning and designing parks and open spaces.In this project, he will select several cities and develop their digital twins. In addition, he willdemonstrate governments and private companies how to develop and operate digital twins in order toimprove productivity of the construction industry.

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藤原 圭哉

Keiya FUJIWARA

Visiting Researcher

[ Concurrent ]

Keiya FUJIWARA has worked as a civil engineer of Watershed and Water Management Division in constructionconsultant company for two and a half years. He has joined “i-Construction System endowedcourse” at University of Tokyo as a joint researcher since September 2019. In his research moreefficient river management system is going to be developed by using 3D survey data, river bedvariation calculation results, embankment stability calculation.

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湯淺 知英

Tomohide YUASA

Visiting Researcher

[ Concurrent ]

Tomohide Yuasa joined "i-Construction System Studies endowed chairs" in December 2019 as a co-researcher from a construction company. He was engaged in the large infrastructure project that mainly had underground frame work as site-manager or design-engineer for more than 6 years. From October 2018, he participated in several in-house R＆D projects in order to enhance productivity by leading-edge technologies. In this project, he focuses on the development of a site management system with applying Game engine based on the concept of CPS(Cyber Physical System), or Digital Twin.

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仁野 元太

Genta NINO

Visiting Researcher

[ Full-time ]

Genta NINO joined i-Construction project in January 2020 as a researcher. He has worked at a construction consultancy company for twelve years, in developing asset management plan and maintenance plan for various infrastructures. In this project, he focuses on front-loading, and researches the design method of road bridges that minimizes maintenance by performing simulations and verifications using BIM/CIM models during the design stage.

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梶原 拓也

Takuya KAJIWARA

Visiting Researcher

[ Full-time ]

Takuya KAJIWARA joined i-Construction project in April 2020 as a visiting researcher. So far,he has been worked in road design (mainly earthworks) such as road outline design-road detail design and intersection design at a construction consulting company. In the endowment course, focusing on road design errors, we proceeding research with the aim of developing a system for eliminating road design errors by organizing whether the errors can be eliminated by a design system utilizing a three-dimensional model.

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大江 展之

Nobuyuki OE

Visiting Researcher

[ Concurrent ]

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小出 和政

Kazumasa KOIDE

Visiting Researcher

[ Concurrent ]

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宮岡 香苗

Kanae MIYAOKA

Visiting Researcher

[ Concurrent ]

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