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Conference Program July 16-18, 2019 Hokkaido, Japan ASMSS Annual Symposium on Management and Social Sciences GCEAS Global Conference on Engineering and Applied Science ACCMES Asian Conference on Civil, Material and Environmental Sciences ICEPS International Conference on Education, Psychology and Social Studies ASMSS Annual Symposium on Management and Social Sciences ISBN: 978-986-90263-7-6 GCEAS Global Conference on Engineering and Applied Science ISBN 978-986-5654-24-5 ACCMES Asian Conference on Civil, Material and Environmental Sciences ISBN 978-986-89298-0-7 ICEPS International Conference on Education, Psychology and Social Studies ISBN: 978-986-5654-26-9 Content Welcome Message ........................................................................................................................... 3 General Information for Participants ...................................................................................... 5 International Committees of Natural Sciences ...................................................................... 7 International Committees of Social Sciences ...................................................................... 10 Special Thanks to Session Chairs ............................................................................................ 13 Conference Venue Information ................................................................................................ 14 Floor Plan ....................................................................................................................................... 15 Conference Schedule ................................................................................................................... 16 Social Science Keynote Address (1) .......................................................................................... 20 Social Sciences Keynote Address (2) ......................................................................................... 22 Oral Sessions ................................................................................................................................. 24 Civil Engineering (1)/Civil Sciences (1)/Mechanical Engineering (1) ............................. 24 Education (1) .................................................................................................................. 26 Finance/Economics (1) ................................................................................................... 27 Economics (2)/ Communication(1) ................................................................................ 29 Education(2) ................................................................................................................... 31 Fundamental and Applied Sciences (1) .......................................................................... 32 Material Sciences (1)/ Mechanical Engineering (2) ....................................................... 34 Management (1) ............................................................................................................ 36 Social Studies/ Society ................................................................................................... 37 Education (3) .................................................................................................................. 39 Environmental Sciences/Civil Sciences (2) ..................................................................... 41 Material Sciences (2) ...................................................................................................... 43 Education (4)/ Management (3) .................................................................................... 46 Computer Engineering and Technology/ Information Engineering and Technology ..................................................................................................................... 48 Education (5) .................................................................................................................. 50 Management (4) ............................................................................................................ 51 Psychology/Communication (2) ..................................................................................... 52 Fundamental and Applied Sciences (2)/ Biological Engineering.................................... 54 Management (5) ............................................................................................................ 56 Electrical and Electronic Engineering ............................................................................. 57 Education (6)/ Management (6) .................................................................................... 59 Civil Sciences (3)/ Civil Engineering (2) .......................................................................... 60 Law & Politics/Culture .................................................................................................... 62 1 Poster Sessions (1) ...................................................................................................................... 63 Environmental Sciences(1)/Civil Sciences............................................................ 63 Poster Sessions (2) ...................................................................................................................... 66 Material Sciences/ Mechanical Engineering/ Electrical and Electronic Engineering ................................................................................................................. 66 Poster Sessions (3) ...................................................................................................................... 69 Biological Engineering/ Information Engineering and Technology/ Environmental Engineering/ Fundamental and Applied Sciences .................. 69 Poster Sessions (4) ...................................................................................................................... 72 Education/ Social Studies ......................................................................................... 72 Poster Sessions (5) ...................................................................................................................... 75 Education/ Psychology/ Law & Politics ................................................................. 75 Poster Sessions (6) ...................................................................................................................... 77 Culture/ Economics/ Law & Politics/ Management/ Social Studies/ Society .......................................................................................................................... 77 Poster Sessions (7) ...................................................................................................................... 79 Computer Engineering and Technology/Power & Energy Engineering/Environmental Sciences (2) ............................................................. 79 2 Welcome Message Local Host Prof. Kurt Ackermann Hokusei Gakuen Junior College Welcome Message Dear Conference Delegates, “ Yokoso, Sapporoe,” or as Hokkaido's first people the Ainu would say, “Irankarapte!” Please accept a very warm welcome to cool Hokkaido from me, Kurt Ackermann, and Higher Education Forum (HEF), the organizers of the 2019 Sapporo conferences. In addition to being the transportation and financial hub of Japan's northernmost island Hokkaido, Sapporo has also become a center for tourism. Its transportation infrastructure is both well-established and adapted to its unique winter situation. It has a history of hosting large winter sports events, in particular the 1972 Winter Olympics and the 8th Asian Winter Games in 2017. While Sapporo's winters may feel cold to those from warmer climes, they are actually quite mild by the standards of many cities that also receive large amounts of snow. The core of Sapporo's transportation system is the subway, developed to coincide with its hosting of the 1972 Winter Olympics and which facilitates the movement of people during the snowy winters. In addition, the streetcar line continues to be an important component of the city's transit network. If you are lucky you may see the 'sasara densha' - a specially modified streetcar that sweeps new-fallen snow from the tram rails with its rotating bamboo brushes, starting at 4 a.m. every winter morning and then whenever it starts to snow. 3 The combination of plentiful snow, modern infrastructure, and comparatively mild temperatures makes the city and its environs a true winter playground. For those delegates wishing to try their hand at some of these, there are free or reasonably-priced opportunities to try cross-country skiing (Nakajima Park), art appreciation while snowshoeing (Sapporo Art Park) and ice-skating. More ambitious visitors may even wish to try downhill skiing or snowboarding. In Sapporo, the possibilities for winter sports are almost limitless. Although the image of northern winters is bitterly cold windy and snowy days, there are actually many days when the crisp cold air is crowned with a brilliant clear blue sky and if you are at the observation deck of Sapporo's Mt. Moiwa you may experience beautiful vistas of the snow-blanketed city and its suburbs, with snow-covered mountains just to the south and also further to the north beyond the steel blue waters of Ishikari Bay. Just don't forget your gloves and a hat! As Hokkaido is famous throughout Japan for the quality of its seafood and wide variety of food in general, you can