Currently, in response to the report "Toward the Realization of a Safe and Secure Socio-Economy in Response to Civilization Evolutionary Disasters" (draft) prepared by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' Study Group on the Advancement of Space Weather Forecasts. Public comments from citizens are being solicited.
A report unique to space-related content on what kind of measures to take in advance for space weather phenomena that occur once every 100 to 1000 years covers a wide range of topics, including not only institutional design but also society and human resource development. There is a reference from a point of view.
Actually read a report that was more focused than space weather in space policy
By thinking about it, I would like to give you an opportunity to think about space weather more closely.
Draft report
https://www.soumu.go.jp/main_content/000813479.pdf
Link to review meeting handouts
https://www.soumu.go.jp/main_sosiki/kenkyu/space_weather/index.html
Worst case assumption
https://www.soumu.go.jp/main_content/000811921.pdf
Contents
Read the report and the materials at the review meeting on zoom to identify any questions.
Discuss among the participants. The opinions that came out were used as pub rice for the report.
The organizer will collect and submit all together.
Date and time
Friday, June 3 20: 00-22: 00
place
Online (using zoom)
Capacity
About 20 people (varies slightly depending on the situation)
application
Please register using the form below.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdtONDJA7g7R69wVU7pBDKUjxlu5Lj6UUmhdThPjj6L6XYnoA/viewform?usp=sf_link
You will receive a zoom URL from the caretaker at a later date.
・ In advance, use the draft report and, if there is room, the materials for the review meeting.
We recommend that you read it.
Caretaker
Harushi Tamazawa (Representative), Yuko Ichii, Hirotsugu Ohba, Noyori Kikuchi, Yuki Takagi
Organizer
≪Ultimate Choice≫ Study Group
This workshop is supported by the following projects.
Toyota Foundation Research Grant
"AI Requirements for Social Decision Making-A Study of Good Data Sets and Desirable Outputs"
Inquiries: Tamazawa (tamazawa_ atmark_kwasan.kyoto-u.ac.jp)
