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Touka Matsuoka Touka Matsuoka

Touka Matsuoka

MATSUOKA Haruka

Professor New Media Course

area of expertise: Biometric authentication and AI-based systems, educational technology, information design, instructional design

Main subjects

Digital Media A, Digital Apps B, Introduction to Media E, Project Research A, B, C

Research Themes and Keywords

Construction of education/society/disaster mitigation systems using biometric authentication and AI, development of disaster prevention sign infrastructure using new media, etc.

Final academic background/degree

Doctoral Program, Graduate School of Multidisciplinary Research, SOKENDAI (National University Research) / Ph.D. (Science)

licence · Qualification

High school teacher's license (science), junior high school teacher's license (science), assistant land surveyor, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology-sponsored Information Design Examination Technology Certification (visual design field/interactive media design field/presentation design field)

Affiliated academic society

Information Processing Society of Japan, Japan Society for Information and Systems in Education, Japan Society for e-Learning Education, Japan Society for Environmental Coexistence, Japan Geoscience Union

Major achievements

< Research Grant Acquisition Record> Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Basic Research (C), 23K02821, "Development of Continuously Displayed, Repetitive Disaster Prevention Education Content Using Dynamic Signage" [Principal Investigator] (2023–), Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Basic Research (C), 20K03255, "Development of a Database of Signage Materials for Evacuation Drills and Disaster Prevention Education" [Principal Investigator] (2020–2022)
<Award> Research Encouragement Award, 14th Annual Conference of the Japan Society for Personal Computer Utilization Technology (2020)
<Book> Antarctica: Contributions to Global Earth Sciences, Springer, ISBN:3540306730, 478p., pp.415-422 (2006)
Publications include: "A Study on Simple Web-Based e-Learning and Support Systems," Proceedings of the 12th Symposium on Distributed Systems/Internet Operation Technology, Information Processing Society of Japan, pp. 1-6 (2007); "A New Challenge for Open Innovation by the community named Tsukuba Society for Innovation," Proceedings of the 18th international conference of the International Association for Management of Technology (IAMOT) 2009, Vol. 18, pp. 1-19 (2009), etc.

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extracurricular activities

Japan Science and Technology Agency, Junior and Senior High School Science Club Activity Promotion Project Collaborator (2011-2012), Geospatial Information Authority of Japan, Hazard Map Portal Site Survey and Improvement Project Collaborator (2017-2018), Japan Geoscience Union, Education Review Committee, Disaster Prevention Education Subcommittee Member (2021-), Kisarazu City Aquacoin Promotion Council Member (2021-2023), Industry-academia Collaborative Research Development "Development of a new educational system using ICT and face recognition" (JORDAN Co., Ltd.)

Social contribution activities

Lecturer for the "Ibaraki Junior Skill Olympics Regional Leaders Related Project" at the Hitachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Ibaraki Prefecture (2010), Lecturer for the presentation preparation course at the Ibaraki Prefectural Technical High School Vice Principals' Association Research Council (2016), Lecturer for "Programming" at the Ibaraki Children's University, sponsored by the Ibaraki Prefectural Board of Education (2017), Lecturer for the Kisarazu City "Kirasazu Citizens' College" (2023)

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