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Academic degree:Dr. Atsushi Inaba
Last name:Inaba 
First name:Atsushi 
Responsible for: 
Organization/Institute:Research Center for Life Cycle Assessment 
Department:National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) 
Position:Director 
Street, Number, POB:16-1 Onogawa  
Postal code, City:305-8569 Tsukuba, Ibaraki 
State: 
Country:Japan 
Phone: 
Fax: 
E-mail address:a-inaba@aist.go.jp 
Url:http://www.aist.go.jp/index_en.html 
Curriculum vitae:http://unit.aist.go.jp/lca-center/English/home.htm


Date of Birth: July 24, 1952
Nationality: Japan
EDUCATION:
B.S., The University of Tokyo (1976)
M. S., Chemical Engineering, The University of Tokyo (1978)
PhD, Chemical Engineering, The University of Tokyo Chemical Engineering (1981)

EXPERIENCE:
2001.4 to present: Director, Research Center for Life Cycle Assessment
1999.11. - 2001.3: Director of Research Planning Office
1994.12 - 1999.11: Chief, Energy Analysis Div., Energy Resource Dept.
1981.4 - 1994.12: Researcher, AIST
1984.5 - 1986.3: Guest Researcher National Bureau of Standards, Dept. of Commerce, MD
1990.12 – 1992.3: Science Researcher, Int. Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Vienna, Austria

AWARDS for innovative research of the Japan Petroleum Institute (1992)
AWARDS of the Japan Institute of Energy (1994)
AWARD of the director general of the Science and Technology Agency (1998).

Since 2002: Member of the International Life Cycle Panel, UNEP/SETAC Life Cycle Initiative 
Areas of interest:
life cycle costing 
LCIA 
energy analysis 
industrial science 
chemical engineering 
 
Articles:
12 LCA (6) 353-364 (2007), Development of the Interregional I/O based LCA Method Considering Region-Specifics of Indirect Effects in Regional Evaluation (12 pp)
12 LCA (3) 205-206 (2007), 5th AIST Workshop on LCA for Asia Pacific Region: LCA of Global Supply Chains – From Production Through to End of Life Management
11 LCA (2) 80-85 (2006), The New International Standards for Life Cycle Assessment: ISO 14040 and ISO 14044
10 LCA (2) 159-162 (2005), The Sixth International Conference on Ecobalances - Development and Systematizing of EcoBalance Tools Based on Life-Cycle-Thinking - 25–27 October 2004, Tsukuba, Japan
11 LCA (3) 150-161 (2006), Expanded Damage Function of Stratospheric Ozone Depletion to Cover Major Endpoints Regarding Life Cycle Impact Assessment (12 pp)
9 LCA (3) 196-205 (2004), Weighting Across Safeguard Subjects for LCIA through the Application of Conjoint Analysis (10 pp)
9 LCA (1) 13-22 (2004), Development of Damage Function of Acidification for Terrestrial Ecosystems Based on the Effect of Aluminum Toxicity on Net Primary Production (10 pp)
8 LCA (5) 305 (2003), A New LCIA Method: LIME has been completed
8 LCA (1) 55-58 (2003), Environmental Performance Indicators and Application of Life Cycle Thinking to Product Development and Corporate Management - A Detailed LCM-Related Excerpt of The Fifth International Conference on Ecobalances; November 6-8, 2002, Tsukuba, Japan
8 LCA (1) 1-5 (2003), The Fifth International Conference on Ecobalances - Practical Tools and Thougthful Principles for Sustainability. 6-8 November 2002, Tsukuba, Japan
8 LCA (2) 62 (2003), AIST Workshop ´Gateway to Life Cycle Impact Assessment for APEC Member Economies´
7 LCA (3) 186-187 (2002), LCA Case Studies to Compile Background Database
7 LCA (3) 180 (2002), Activities on LCA in APEC Region
7 LCA (5) 277-282 (2002), Life Cycle Inventory Analysis of CO2 Emissions
5 LCA (5) 255-260 (2000), Recent Progress of LCA Activities in Japan
5 LCA (1) 5-11 (2000), Current Status of Weighting Methodologies in Japan
4 LCA (3) 127-132 (1999), Analysis of the Potential for a Comprehensive Approach Towards LCA and EMS in Japan
5 LCA (5) 265-272 (2000), Development of Damage Function for Stratospheric Ozone Layer Depletion
 
 

Development: Enterprise Technologies