CURRICULUM VITAE. Fumiko Tajima. Education: University of Tokyo: (D.Sc., MS, BS) Research Interest:

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Name: Fumiko Tajima Education: University of Tokyo: (D.Sc., MS, BS) Research Interest: Professional Experience : Solid Earth geophysics (seismology - Earth's structure, earthquake source rupture process, seismic activity, strong motions, earthquake hazard reduction and mitigation; geodynamics; coupling of the geomagnetic fields with the Earth's interior) present: Guest Professor, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) Munich Visiting Professor, Tohoku University, Graduate School of Science (2009-present) : Professor, Hiroshima University, Graduate School of Science ( ) Director, Center of Career Advancement Project for Women Researchers (CAPWR), Hiroshima University ( ) Chair, Department of Earth and Planetary Systems Science, Hiroshima University ( ) Visiting Professor, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) Muenchen ( ) Visiting Professor, Institute for Study of the Earth's Interior, Okayama University ( ) Visiting Lecturer at the Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University ( ) Visiting Scientist at the National Research Institute for Earthquakes and Disaster Prevention (NIED) ( ) Visiting Lecturer at Ehime University, Faculty of science (2004) Visiting Scientist at Ehime University, Geodynamics Research Center ( present) Visiting Scientist at RIKEN (The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research) (2002-present) : Research Geophysicist at the University of California at Berkeley Collaborating Scientist at RIKEN Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Invited Fellow at the National Institute of Polar Research : Research Associate ( ) and Research Scientist ( ) at The University of Texas at Austin Consultant for Center for Nuclear Waste Regulatory Analysis, Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio/Texas ( ) CV-Tajima.master 1 of 6 9/14/2009

2 Visiting Professor and a collaborating scientist* at the Earthquake Research Institute (ERI), University of Tokyo ( ) * with support from NSF INT : University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Science, Doctor program(quit after a leave of absence, awarded D.S. later) Studied abroad at the J. W. Goethe University(Germany)( ),UCLA Research Associate I ( ) Dames and Moore, Staff Seismologist( ) California Institute of Technology, Staff Scientist ( ) The University of Texas at Austin, Research Scientist Associate III (1982) Committee Service and Other Professional Activity [Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) in Japan]: Council in Science, Technology and Academics (2007- present) Member of Subdivision on Research Planning and Evaluation, Member of Subdivision on Geodesy, Member of Subcommittee in Earthquake Hazard Reduction and Seismological Research Member of Subcommittee in Earthquake Seismology Panel member in Science and Technology Committee ( ) [Seismological Society of Japan (SSJ)]: Vice President and Member of Board of Directors ( ), Committee for Promotion of Gender Equality (Chair, ; member present), Member of Committee for Scientific Ethics ( ), Representative Voting Member ( , 2009-), Editor of Zisin ( ), Evaluation Panel of Grant Program for Oversea Travels ( ) [Japan Geoscience Union (JpGU)]: Committee for Promotion of Gender Equality (2006-present) [University of Tokyo]: Council at the Earthquake Research Institute (ERI) (2006-present) [Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS)]: Review Panel of JSPS Fellowship Programs ( ) Committee for Innovative Scientific Research ( ) [Kyoto University Disaster Prevention Research Institute (DPRI)]: Council at the Research Center for Earthquake Prediction (RCEP) ( ) [Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science Technology (JAMSTEC)]: CV-Tajima.master 2 of 6 9/14/2009

3 Council for Deep Sea Research Promotion ( ) Evaluation Panel of Institute for Research on Earth Evolution (IFREE) ( ) [Others] Committee for Technical Evaluation of Land Reclamation, City of Hiroshima ( ) Director, Hockley Seismic Station ( ) Editor, Journal of Physics of the Earth ( ) Regional Event Tape Center of GDSN records for USGS located at the California Institute of Technology ( ) Editorial Board Member of the Newsletter of Japan Seismological Society ( ) Invited Lecturer at State Seismological Bureau, Beijing, China (1989) Member of Standing Committee of Data Management Center of IRIS ( ) Board of Directors of IRIS (alternate, ) Awards and Fellowships: German Academic Exchange Service Scholarship (DAAD) ( ) National Science Foundation Career Advancement Award for Women Scientists/U.S.A. (1987) Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Invitation Fellowship (1998) Fellowship from Excellence Initiative, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) Muenchen/ Germany ( ) Major Research Grants: Awarded in Japan *Note : Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) MEXT under Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research no (04/ /2009): Seismic Broadband Waveform Analysis: Mantle Structure Associated with Stagnant Slab MEXT under Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research no (04/ /2007): Seismic Broadband Waveform Analysis: Mantle Structure Associated with Stagnant Slab JSPS Invitation Fellowship for Research in Japan (Short-Term) Site responses study microtremor data and numerical simulation of strong ground motions (invited Prof. Douglas Dreger in March 2006) JSPS under Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research no (04/ /2007): Seismological Study and Numerical Simulations of the Mantle Structure with Subducted Slab Hiroshima University Venture Business Laboratory Grant (10/03-03/04): Toward Development of Site Effective Real-Time Earthquake Hazard Reduction System Hiroshima University Science and Literature Joint Program (10/03-10/05): Methodology Development of Academic English Teaching in Science and Engineering CV-Tajima.master 3 of 6 9/14/2009

4 Earthquake Research Institute (ERI), University of Tokyo (04/04-03/05): Development of real-time seismic observation and analysis system: toward real-time analysis of a great earthquake ERI, University of Tokyo (04/03-03/04): Determination of coda moment magnitude Mw(coda) and real-time monitoring system National Research Institute for Earthquakes and Disaster Prevention (NIED) (04/03-03/06): Development of real-time system of earthquake data analysis and information transfer Foreign specialist awards at NIED, Science Technology Agency (STA) (fall 1995, spring 1998, 2001) Visiting professorship grant at ERI, University of Tokyo (04/01/96-09/30/96) Grant awarded at Chiba University as part of Earth Simulator grand challenge program, STA (10/01/98-03/31/99, renewed through FY 2002) Awarded in the USA UC IGPP (10/01/00-09/30/01): High Performance Computer Simulations for Modeling Electrical Conductivity in the Mantle ($54,500) NSF Grant #EAR (07/15/98-06/30/01): Seismological Study of the Upper Mantle Transition Zone Associated with Western Pacific Subduction Zones ($115,087) NSF Grant #INT (05/15/97-04/30/99): US-Japan Collaborative Research: Seismological Study of the Upper Mantle Transition Zone Associated with Northwestern Subduction Zones ($16,543) NSF Grant #EAR (06/15/96-05/31/98): Seismic Structure of the Transition Zone Associated with the Japanese Subduction Zones ($90,384). UT Grant (04/15/95-09/30/95): High Performance Computing for Global Seismological Studies ($20,000). IRIS Grant (1994): Request for a Partial Support toward the cost of Streckeisen STS-1 Seismometer ($20,000). NSF Grant #EAR (6/1/93-5/31/96): Seismological Study in the Southern Eurasian Collision Zone ($148,676.00). NSF Grant #EAR (8/8/90-8/31/91): Near Source Structure, Assessment of Remnant Seismic Potential and Strong Motion of the Loma Prieta Earthquake CV-Tajima.master 4 of 6 9/14/2009

5 ($45,000.00). NASA Grant #NAG (9/1/90-8/31/91): A Seismo-Tectonic and Seismic Slip Characterization of the Ocean-Continent Transition in Gulf of California ($35,000.00). NSF Grant #EAR (1/15/90-6/30/91): Effects of Anisotropy Observed from Surface Waves ($48,947.00). IRIS (10/1/88-2/28/89): The Data Management System for the IRIS Mass Storage Facility ($116,498.00). NSF Grant #EAR (7/15/87-6/30/89): Study of Anomalous Wavetrains Associated with Long-Period Spheroidal Mode Overtones. ($40,000.00). NSF Grant #EAR (3/1/89-8/31/90): Variation of Source Process in a Subduction Zone: Possible Reactivation of a Decoupled Fault Zone. ($35,000.00). NASA Grant #NAG (3/15/88-8/31/90): A Seismo-Tectonic and Seismic Slip Characterization of the Ocean-Continent Transition in Gulf of California ($118,148.00). NSF Grant #EAR (1/1/86-12/31/87): Seismic Ruptures and Coseismic Vertical Deformation from Living Reef Corals near Guadalcanal, Solomon Is. (Co-PI with F. Taylor) ($90,000.00). NSF Grant #EAR (3/15/86-8/31/87): Comparative Study of Seismic Rupture Modes. ($25,352.00). NSF Grant #EAR (11/15/84-4/30/87): Systematic Study of Aftershocks and Source Rupture Process of Deep Earthquakes (Co-PI with C. Frohlich) ($80,000.00). NSF Grant #EAR (1/15/84-6/30/85): Comparative Study of Seismic Rupture Modes. ($25,000.00). Teaching Courses: Introduction Seminar for First-Year Students (1 st semester) Introduction to Earth Science B (2 nd semester) Physics of Earth and Planetary Interiors II (4 th semester) CV-Tajima.master 5 of 6 9/14/2009

6 Physics of Earth and Planetary Interiors A (5 th semester) Seminar of Scientific English (5 th semester) Advanced Earth and Planetary Science (6 th semester) Special Study for Graduation (7 th, 8 th semesters) Seminar of Earth and Planetary Systems science (graduate) Special Study for Graduate Course (graduate) Earth and Planetary Interiors Lecture (graduate) Earth and Planetary Interiors Seminar (graduate) Earthquakes and Faults (graduate) Students Supervised or Supported: <HiroshimaUniversity> Current Students Doctoral candidates - Tsuyoshi Nakagawa (D3+), Takumi Hayashida (D3), Former Students Reiko Tajima (D.Sc., 2009; MS,2007; BS,2005), Shin-Ichiro Sato (BS, 2009), Sou Adachi (MS, 2008; BS, 2006), Takashi Ando (BS, 2008), Michio Tagawa (D.Sc., 2007, MS, 2005; co-supervised with T. Nakakuki), Yohei Sugitani (BS, 2007), Ryo Sato (BS, 2007), Takumi Hayashida (MS,2007; BS,2005), Tsuyoshi Nakagawa (MS,2006; BS,2004), Masato Kokubo (BS,2006), Masashi Shimonishi (BS, 2005), Eri Hashizume (BS, 2003) <US Institutions> Scott Adamek (M.A., 1986), George Zemlicka (M.A. 1988), Steven Cardimona (Ph.D. 1992), James Moore (M.A., 1993, Co-supervised with Steven Grand), Ran Zhou (Ph.D. 1996) (UT Austin) Professional Societies: American Geophysical Union (AGU) Japan Seismological Society (JSS) Japan Geoscience Union (JpGU) Seismological Society of America (SSA) European Geosciences Union (EGU) CV-Tajima.master 6 of 6 9/14/2009