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The International Association for Structural Control and Monitoring Takuji Kobori Prize

Over the years, Professor Takuji Kobori [1] (November 15, 1920 to September 5, 2007) made significant contributions to the promotion of structural control research and its implementation. He and his associates at Kajima Corporation realized not only the world’s first semi-active control system but also the world’s first autonomous-decentralized semi-active control system for building structures. In this regard, he was truly one of the great fathers of Structural Control. The International Association for Structural Control and Monitoring (IASCM) was established in 1994 with the strong leadership of Professors George W. Housner and Takuji Kobori. Professor Kobori led the activity of this association serving as the founding vice president and the second president from 1994–2000. He organized the 2nd World Congress on Structural Control in Kyoto in 1998.