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Foresight in Japan
Dr. phil. Kerstin CuhlsBonn, December 2008
iFQ-Conference
Competence Centers of Fraunhofer ISI
Policy and RegionsBusiness Areas:• Policy and Evaluation• Regions and Clusters• Innovation Indicators
Regulation and InnovationBusiness Areas:• Regulation• Standardization
Energy Policyand Energy Systems Business Areas:• Energy and Climate Policy• Energy Efficiency• Renewable Energies• Energy Economy
Sustainability and Infrastructure Systems Business Areas:• Water Management• Transportation Systems• Systemic Risks• Sustainability Innovations
and Policy
Industrial and Service InnovationsBusiness Areas:• Process Innovations• Industrial Services• Networks and
Location Management
Innovation and TechnologyManagement and Foresight
Business Areas:• Foresight and Futures Research• Management of Innovations and Technologies• Strategies for Material Technologies
Emerging TechnologiesBusiness Areas:• Biotechnology and Life Sciences• Innovations in the Health System• Information and
Communication Technologies• Economics of Emerging
Technologies
AgendaForesight in Japan: History
From The Fifth Japanese Delphi survey to the 8th Japanese Foresight
Challenges for the Japanese innovation system
"Use" of Foresight
Outlook
What is Foresight?Classical definition:
"(technology) foresight is the process involved in systematically attempting to look into the longer-term future of science, technology, the economy and society with the aim of identifying the areas of strategic research and the emerging of generic technologies likely to yield the greatest economic and social benefits”
(Ben R. Martin, 1995)
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JapanSimilar Altered International
German DelphiⅠ
Japanese – German ComparisonFranceKorea〔1〕Japanese-German Mini-Delphi U.K.〔1〕
Australia
New Zealand
Austria
German Delphi Ⅱ South Africa APEC
Hungary EU
Korea〔2〕 Sweden
U.K.〔2〕
Germany Futur I
China U.K.〔3〕
BMBF Foresight Process
Japanese 〔1〕
Japanese 〔2〕
Japanese 〔3〕
Japanese 〔4〕
Japanese 〔5〕
Japanese-German Comparison
Japanese-GermanMini-Delphi
Japanese 〔6〕
Japanese 〔7〕
Japanese 〔8〕
Japanese (9)
1990 German Unification1991 USSR Collapse
Genealogical tree of national foresight applications
1992 Germany starting national Foresight
and Fifth Japanese Forecast
1994–1995 Mini Delphi (parallel in Japan and Dt.)
2007 Eighth Japanese Foresight
1996–1998 Sixth Japanese Forecast
2001–2002 Seventh Japanese Foresight
Foresight in Japan/ NISTEP
1992 '93 '95 '98 2001 2007
Generations of Technology Foresight
1st
2nd
3rdFor S&T, industry/market, society
Participation of various stakeholdersin society
For S&T, industry/market, societyParticipation of various stakeholders
in society
For S&T, industry/marketParticipation of business people
For S&T, industry/marketParticipation of business people
For science and technologyBy scientists and engineersFor science and technologyBy scientists and engineers Source:
Kuwahara
What is Delphi?• Delphi is an expert survey in two or more "rounds".
• Starting from the second round, a feedback is given(about the results of previous rounds).
• The same experts assess the same matters once more- influenced by the opinions of the other experts
• important: anonymity
Expert Panels,100 Persons
14 Questionnaires/10.000 Adressees
1. Round4000 Persons
2. Round3000 Persons
Results, Analysis, Discussion...
Organisation of a Delphi Process
A B C D E F
How are the Japanese Topics generated
in a steering committeeby the organisers/ management teamby a brainstorming and then grouping and structuring
the generated topicsin workshops/ working groups
Topic Fields are altered from one Foresight to the next
Fields in the 5th Japanese Delphi
Environment
Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
Manufacturing
Architectures and Building
Communication Technologies
Traffic
Medicine
Society, Culture and Technology
altogether 1150 topics
Materials and Processes
Electronics and Information Technologies
Life Sciences
Outer Space
Big Science
Marine and Earth Sciences
Resources and WaterResources
Energy
Analysis: Comparisons
(Japanese6th Delphi –
GermanDelphi '98)
Source: Cuhls/ Blind/ Grupp: Delphi '98
Germany Japan
Agriculture & Food
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Plants which are specially cultivated for resistance to drought and salt and provide barriers to desertification are in practical use.
78,3 25
Cell fusion and gene technology will make possible the cultivation of new breeds of fish which are very suitable for fish farming due to their strong resistence to disease and fluctuations in water temperature.
93,8 56,3
The cloning of prize-winning, high-performance cattle by core transplantation is practised.
95,0 46,1
In order to achieve certain breeding goals (resistence to disease, fertility) in domestic animals, gene transfer to fertilised eggs or to early mammal embryos is practised.
91,3 44,4
Techniques are widespread, e.g. using microorganisms, which enable earth-bound phosphorus to be absorbed by cereals.
79,8 22,4
The use of transgenetic animals, into which genes that hamper or prevent the defensive reactions in xenotransplantations were transplanted, is widespread for the transplantation therapies of inner organs.
50,0 37,2
Some Topics from the 5th+6th Delphi
Wide range of possibilities, but have to be kept short, clear, and unambiguous.
Various micromachines which can move independently in the human body are applied in clinical use (e.g. for blood diagnosis and thrombosis therapy).Flexible, robust displays are available.Space factories are built to produce new materials, utilising high-vacuum and weightlessness.High-efficiency geometrical optics for analyses of radiating equipment, e. g. substances under the earth, using electron or positron storage rings with a radiation emittance under 1 m pGy are in use.
Analysis: Importance Index versus Time of Realisation
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1990- 1995- 2000- 2005- 2010- 2015- 2020-
Time of Realization
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dex
Japan Germany
Source: Cuhls/ Blind/ Grupp: Delphi '98
Analysis: Roadmaps/ Scenarios
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2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2
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er F
rage
ngrundlegende Mechanismen beim Entstehen neuer Ideen im menschlichen Denkprozeß geklärt
unter Nutzung von Zehntausenden von Prozessoren Entwicklung von sehr großen KI-Systemen, die auf verteilten und kooperierenden Modellen basieren
Methoden der KI zur Entwicklung effizienter und robuster Software, die zur Skalierbarkeit großer Softwaresysteme und deren Transparenz wesentlich beiträgt
Mustererkennungstechnik, die komplizierte, photoähnliche, zweidimensionale Muster mit der Schnelligkeit eines Menschen lokalisiert
automatische Synthetisierung praktikabler Software-Programme aus ihren Spezifikationen
hochentwickelte universelle Sprachen, die Probleme in Text und Grafik darstellen
Geräte, die aus Büchern oder Dokumenten automatisch Zusammenfassungen oder Auszüge herstellen
maschinelles Übersetzungssystem zur Übersetzung wissenschaftlicher und technischer Dokumente
interaktives System mit Sprachein- und ausgabefähigkeiten in Echtzeit, das Zehntausende von Vokabeln beherrscht
Wissensbasen, die durch automatisches Lernen ihr Wissen vermehren
durch Standardisierung von Knowledge Representaton Languages (KRL) kürzere Entwicklungszeiten für universelle Expertensysteme
Informations-Retrieval-Systeme, die Daten oder Wissen aus verteilten Datenbanken eines weltweiten Computernetzwerkes in wenigen Minuten sammeln, ohne daß der Benutzer den Ort der Datenbank spezifiziert
elektronische Bibliothek mit Zugriff auf Bücher und Dokumente per Computernetzwerk von zu Hause aus
Deutschland Japan
Source: Cuhls/ Breiner/ Grupp: Mini-Delphi 1995
Delphi No 7Information and communications
Electronics
Life Science
Health and medical care
Agriculture, forestry, fisheries and food
Marine science and earthscience
Space
Resources and energy
Environment
Materials and Processes
Manufacturing
Distribution
Business and management
Urbanization and construction
Transportation
Services
altogether 1065 topics
Delphi No 8Again for the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, MEXT, (Monbukagakusho)
NISTEP together with the Institute for Future Technologies
Time Horizon: 15 resp. 30 years
New aims and new methods
1. Examining the social and economic needs
2. Survey on science and technological fields that are developingrapidly
3. Development of scenarios for the most important fields of science and technology
4. Delphi survey
Results included in the new 5 years plan for S&T
4 pillars in the 8th Delphi
social and economic needs
Rapidlydeveloping fields
Development of scenarios
Delphi
Participation of Persons from „society“
like the German „Futur“ Database
Centred on persons
with limits
Assessments withexpert surveys
consensus (or not)
Recommen-dations
concerning(new) S&T
ObjektiveObjektive,,ExtrapolativeExtrapolative
SubjectiveSubjectiveNormativeNormative
BibliometricBibliometricAnalysisAnalysis
Delphi SurveyDelphi Survey
Scenario AnalysisScenario Analysis
SocioSocio--economiceconomic
Needs Needs AnalysisAnalysis
ScienceScience(Basics)(Basics)
TechnologiesTechnologies(Applications)(Applications)
SocietySociety(Impacts)(Impacts)
Delphi No 8
Information and Communications
Electronics
Life Science
Health, Medical Care and Welfare
Agriculture, Forestry, Fisheries and Food
Frontiers
Energy and Resources
Environment
Nanotechnology & Materials
Manufacturing
Industrial Infrastructure
Social Infrastructure
Social Technology
8th Foresight, Bibliometrics: Proteomics
104397
1022
1050
1173
1674
1738
2679(651cites)
2683
2721
2751
2763
2780
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3928
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4203
4335
4676
4682
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5780
Hardware development for mass Hardware development for mass spectrometry, Software development spectrometry, Software development for data and information processingfor data and information processing
ProteomeProteome analysisanalysis
Function analysis on Function analysis on genes and proteinsgenes and proteins
Dynamic analysis of proteins by 2D Dynamic analysis of proteins by 2D electrophoresis and proteinelectrophoresis and protein--arrayarray
Quantitative analysis of protein complexes using mass spectrometry
8th Foresight: Examples of Selected Research Areas
PhysicsNeutrino StudyQuantum Computer
ChemistryInorganic/Organic Hybrid MaterialMesoporous Materials and NanowiresBiomaterials (Biomedical Materials)
Life scienceAlzheimer's DiseaseProteomicsRNAi (RNA interference)
Social scienceIT-based Organizational Management/Knowledge ManagementCommunity development and Network under Globalization
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829832
938
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594694
Relative position of 51 Research Areas
Example from the Japanese 8th Foresight
Example from the Japanese 8th Foresight
Example from the Japanese 8th Foresight
Example from the Japanese 8th Foresight
Policy Implications
integrating the results of the Foresight activitiesinto policy planning
taking the needs perspective into account
informing policy-makers at different levels moredirectly than before
aim of being more strategic
Change in the organisation inside NISTEP - the Science and Technology Foresight Center
Center called Science and Technology Foresight Center
in Japanese a bit different: Kagaku Gijutsu Dookoo Kenkyuu Sentaa
Organisation:
General Unit
Life Science and Medical Research Unit
Information and Communications Research Unit
Environment and Energy Research Unit
Materials and Manufacturing Technology Research Unit
Major Activities
Collection and analysis of information on science and technology trends through expert networks
Research into trends in major science and technology fields
Technology Foresight and S&T benchmarking survey
New Activities
Information of the Council for Science and Technology Policy, Cabinet Office
Newsletter
Foresight with Delphi studies - but broadened theagenda according to the new developments especiallyin Europe
Changes in the Japanese Innovation System
Changes in the Japanese Innovation System
new: CSTP with the Role of formulating STI Policy
regrouping of ministries
national research institutes: regrouped e.g. under the roof of theAIST
AIST: role more strategically oriented, more like intermediary
changes in the university administrative system
new player: Intellectual Property High Court
(New) Innovation Policy?Policy Papers and Approaches
established: Basic Plans
established: White Books
established: Strategic Guidelines and Papers
new: strategic groups and strategy papers for CSTP
set directions and priorities
describe the framework conditions
(New) Innovation Policy?Policy Papers and Approaches
established: Basic Plans
established: White Books
established: Strategic Guidelines and Papers
new: strategic groups and strategy papers for CSTP
set directions and priorities
describe the framework conditions
Japans ambitious goals
• Innovation 2025: global leader in innovation
• Vision 2050: „Nation with Dignity“, „Trust of Asia“
⇒ coordinated restructuring of innovation system
⇒ high R&D investment
⇒ strengthening basic research
⇒ strategic priorities: BT, ICT, NT, environment technologies
⇒ more public private partnerships (PPP)
⇒ internationalization
Outlook: (European and) Japanese Policies
Will they be successful?
Will they be continuous activities?
Will they be enough?
Demographic Change, Climate Change…
WE ARE ALL IN THE SAME BOAT – ESPECIALLY JAPAN AND GERMANY FACE SIMILAR CHALLENGES
Outlook: Foresight in Japan
Foresight will go on
2009 and beyond
Foresight no. 9 just starting