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Japan Marine Science and Technology Center Research Evaluation 7 Research of very high resolution and long range sonar P Marine Technology Result for seafloor surveying Department 8 Study on the influences of the Kuroshio Current on the P Marine Ecosystems Result hydrodynamic fluctuating characteristics of the deep Research Department seawater in Suruga Bay 9 Study on autonomic nervous system on adaptation and P Marine Ecosystems Result readaptation Research Department 10 Study on photographing methods and video image C Research Support Result quality evaluation, and performance improvement of the Department video imaging device in the Underwater Super-HARP High Definition TV Camera 11 Research into parallel computing techniques in marine P Computer and Result science Information Department Table 3 Member List of the R&D Theme Evaluation Committee in Fiscal 2002 Chairman TAIRA, Keisuke Inspector General, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Member ASAI, Tsuneo Secretary General, Japanese Association of Science & Technology Journalists Member FUJINO, Masataka Graduate School of Frontier Science, University of Tokyo (Chief, Subcommittee for Marine Technology) Member IMAWAKI, Shiro Professor, Research Institute for Applied Mechanics Kyushu University (Chief, Subcommittee for Ocean Observation and Research) Member NITTA, Yoshitaka Associate Vice President, Central CS Promotion Office, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry Member TAMAKI, Kensaku Professor, Ocean Research Institute, University of Tokyo (Chief of Subcommittee for Ocean and Solid Earth Science) Member TANIGUCHI, Akira Professor, Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku University (Chief of Marine Biology and Ecology) (Listed alphabetically except chairman) Table 4 Member list of R&D Theme Evaluation Subcommittees in Fiscal 2002 Subcommittee for Ocean and Solid Earth Science Chief TAMAKI, Kensaku Professor, Ocean Research Institute, University of Tokyo Member NOTSU, Kenji Professor, Laboratory for Earthquake Chemistry Graduate School of Science, University of Tokyo Member SHIMIZU, Hiroshi Professor, Institute of Seismology and Volcanology, Faculty of Sciences, Kyushu University Member YUASA, Makoto Geologist, Geological Survey Promotion Office, Geological Survey of Japan, The National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology Subcommittee for Ocean Observation and Research Chief IMAWAKI, Shiro Professor, Research Institute for Applied Mechanics Kyushu University Member ENDO, Nobuyuki Professor, Department of Electrical, Electronics and Information Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Kanagawa University (Extraordinary member) Member GAMO, Toshitaka Professor, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Graduate School of Science, Hokkaido University Member KITAMURA, Yoshiteru Head of 1st Laboratory, Oceanographic Research Department, Meteorological Research Institute, Japan Meteorological Agency Member SENGA, Yasuhiro Professor, School of Marine Science and Technology, Tokai University (Extraordinary member) Member WAKATSUCHI, Masaaki Professor, Institute of Low Temperature Science, Hokkaido University 213
JAMSTEC 2002 Annual Report Research Evaluation Subcommittee for Marine Biology and Ecology Chief TANIGUCHI, Akira Professor, Graduate School of Agricultural Science, Tohoku University Member OMORI, Makoto Executive Chief Director, Akajima Marine Science Laboratory, Establishment of Tropical Marine Ecological Research Organization Member OTA, Suguru Professor, Ocean Research Institute, University of Tokyo Member SHIRAKI, Keizo Professor, Department of Environmental Physiology, School of Medicine, University of Occupational and Environmental Health Subcommittee for Marine Technology Chief FUJINO, Masataka Graduate School of Frontier Science, University of Tokyo Member HONDA, Nakaji Professor, Department of Systems Engineering, The University of Electro-Communications Member INOUE, Kiyoshi Head of Ocean and Offshore Engineering Field Working Group, Technical Committee, The Shipbuilders' Association of Japan Member SHIMIZU, Hisaji Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Yokohama National University (Listed alphabetically except chief and extraordinary members) ) Method of the evaluation First, each Subcommittee heard a presentation by each researcher on his or her research theme, followed by a question-and-answer session between the Subcommittee and the researcher. Committee members evaluated the projects in line with the items listed in ) based on the question and answer session, and such material as R&D reports prepared by researchers, and separately published papers. Thereafter, the R&D Theme Evaluation Committee finalized the result of interim and result evaluations, referring to the discussions of each Subcommittee. ) Key points / factor of the evaluation The research themes were evaluated based on the following items categorized according to the progress of the each theme. (i) Interim Evaluation (ongoing projects but five or more years passed after commencement) Adequacy of purposes, targets, and direction of research and development Adequacy of the outline, plan, and method of research and development Adequacy of expenses and framework for research and development Progress of research and development Future schedule (plan) (ii) Result Evaluation (projects that have been completed by the preceding fiscal year) Adequacy of purposes and targets of research and development Adequacy of outline, plan, and method of research and development Adequacy of expenses and framework for research and development Degree of achievements of research and development Impacts of the outcomes, extensions, and reflection on new projects Self-examination on causes for successes and failures 2. Study into R&D Cost Effectiveness and Quantitative Evaluation Methods Administrative reform including reform of special corporations, and amendments to the research evaluation guidelines by the Council for Science and Technology Policy under the Science and Technology Basic Law now require JAMSTEC to carry out a cost effectiveness and quantitative evaluation of R&D. In the light of these requirements and JAMSTEC's own social mission: () JAMSTEC will clearly convey the significance and results of its R&D to the government and the people (accountability) to gain the under- 214
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