Real-Scale Social Simulation

Real-Scale Social Simulation (RSSS) aims to simulate a virtualized real society which is developed in a cyber space as a digital-twin. We develop techniques to realize RSSSs using Large-Scale Computer Systems and to synthesize "Synthetic Societal Data" that consists of synthetic population with households information and basic activity data. Furthermore we develop a platform for RSSS such as human decision-making model, activity model, data-mining techniques from massive simulation results, and communication techniques to install acquired scenarios to real communities.

• 1997　Ph. D in Engineering, Osaka Prefecture University (Two-years Skipped)
• 1997　Research Associate, Faculty of Engineering, Ashikaga Institute of Technology
• 1998　Assistant Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Ashikaga Institute of Technology
• 2001　Associate Professor, Faculty of Informatics, Kansai University
• 2005　Director, Grid Computing Laboratory, Kansai University
• 2008　Professor, Faculty of Informatics, Kansai University
• 2010　Visiting Researcher, University of Chicago, USA
• 2020　Visiting Professor, The Open University of Japan
• 2023　Professor, Cybermedia Center, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Osaka University