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Online Education
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presenting multimedia instructional content relating to Information
Technology and Environmental Issues. The main content is lectures from public
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A. For general audiences
Environmental implications of the IT
revolution. Eric Williams
(external link to program produced by GLOCOM, Tokyo)
B. Presentations from the
International Symposium on IT and the Environment, Tokyo, 19-20 September, 2002 (event
program)
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1. Impacts of production,
use and disposal of IT Hardware
Presentation 1.1
The 1.7 kg Microchip, Eric
Williams, United Nations
University
2. Environmental analysis
of IT business models and lifestyle changes
Presentation 2.1:
Environmental Impacts of Telecommuting, Arpad Horvath, University of California - Berkeley
Presentation 2.2:
Energy use and Business-to-Consumer E-Commerce, Eric Williams, United Nations University
Presentation 2.3:
Environmental impacts of E-commerce: Computer Software Sales, Daniel Sui, Texas A&M University
Presentation 2.4: ICT
Facilitated Waste Exchanges,
Kenichi Imai, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
3. Macro-perspectives on
IT and the environment
Presentation 3.1:
Dynamic Effects of IT on Economic Structure and Energy use, Shunsuke Mori, Tokyo Univ. of Science
Presentation 3.2:
Effects of the IT Revolution on Economy and Environment, Yasuhiro Murota, Shonan Econometrics
Presentation 3.3: Input-output Analysis of Effects
of IT on CO2 Emissions, Hitoshi Hayami, Keio University
4. Industry Perspectives
Presentation 4.1: Industrial Activities in Japan, Masayo Fujimoto, InterRisk Research &
Consulting
Presentation 4.2: AT&T's R&D Efforts on
Environmental Impacts of IT, Michelle Blazek, AT&T
Presentation 4.3: IT and Environmental Monitoring,
Katsuhiko Honjo, NTT
Presentation 4.4: IT
as Enabler of Ecodesign Targets,
Tsuyoshi Koga, Fujitsu
Presentation 4.5:
NEC's Goal to Harmonize IT and the Environment, Ryosuke Ugo, NEC
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Presentation 1.1
Title: The 1.7 kg Microchip
Presenter: Eric Williams, United
Nations University
Length: 14 min. 22 sec.
Content: overview of research results assessing materials and energy use in
the production and use of microchips.
Additional material: article abstract in Publications
(pdf file)
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Presentation 2.1
Title: Environmental Impacts of
Telecommuting
Presenter: Arpad Horvath, University
of California - Berkeley
Length: 28 min. 55 sec.
Content: planning model for estimating and managing the environmental
implications of telecommuting
Additional material: article abstract in Publications
(pdf file)
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Presentation 2.2
Title: Energy use and Business-to-Consumer
E-Commerce
Presenter: Eric Williams, United
Nations University
Length: 34 min. 55 sec
Content: theory and case study results on energy use for conventional retail
and online retailing.
Additional material: article abstract in Publications
(pdf file)
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Presentation 2.3
Title: Environmental impacts of
E-commerce: the Case of Computer Software Sales
Presenter: Daniel Sui, Texas
A&M University
(voice : simultaneous interpretation by NHK Information Network)
Length: 26 min. 40 sec
Content: research results on the environmental impact of E-commerce
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Presentation 2.4
Title: ICT Facilitated Waste Exchanges
Presenter: Kenichi Imai, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
Length: 30 min. 52 sec
Content: survey of Asian use of Internet commerce and networks to facilitate
exchange of wastes between industries to be used as value-added inputs
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Presentation 3.1
Title: Dynamic Effects
of IT on Economic Structure and Energy use
Presenter: Shunsuke Mori, Tokyo Univ. of Science (voice : simultaneous
interpretation by NHK Information Network)
Length: 22 min. 50sec
Content: Analysis of the Relationships between IT Investments and the
Industrial Structure Change in Japan using Input-Output Tables
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Presentation 3.2
Title: Effects of the IT Revolution on
Economy and Environment: the 2010 Simulation
Presenter: Yasuhiro Murota, Shonan Econometrics (voice : simultaneous
interpretation by NHK Information Network)
Length: 15 min. 32 sec
Content: macro-economic analysis of effects of IT on the environment.
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Presentation 3.3
Title: Input-output
Analysis of Effects of IT on CO2 Emissions
Presenter: Hayami Hitoshi, Keio
Univ. (voice :
simultaneous interpretation by NHK Information Network)
Length: 22 min. 50sec
Content: CO2 emission analysis using input-output tables
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Presentation 4.1
Title: Industrial Activities in Japan
Presenter: Masayo Fujimoto, InterRisk Research & Consulting (voice :
simultaneous interpretation by NHK Information Network)
Length: 29 min. 53 sec
Content: overview of how industries in Japan implement IT
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Presentation 4.2
Title: AT&T's R&D Efforts on
Environmental Impacts of IT
Presenter: Michelle Blazek, AT&T
Length: 25 min
Content: AT&T's results on research and activities
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Presentation 4.3
Title: IT and Environmental Monitoring
Presenter: Katsuhiko Honjo, NTT (voice : simultaneous interpretation by NHK
Information Network)
Length: 25 min. 09sec
Content: Survey of NTT's projects to use IT as a tool to improve sensing,
collection and distribution of environmental information.
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Presentation 4.4
Title: IT as Enabler of
Ecodesign Targets
Presenter: Tsuyoshi Koga, Fujitsu (voice : simultaneous interpretation by NHK
Information Network)
Length: 24 min. 10sec
Content: Fujitsu's perspectives and case studies relating the the
relationship between IT and environment
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Presentation 4.5
Title: NEC's Goal to
Harmonize IT and the Environment
Presenter: Ryosuke Ugo, NEC (voice : simultaneous interpretation by NHK
Information Network)
Length: 16 min. 50 sec
Content: survey of NEC's activities to apply IT as tool for the benefit of
the environment
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