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Keiichi Fujita lecture TC204 proposal for ‘Keiichi Fujita Lecture’

R. Kastner

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Following the death of Professor Fujita at the end of July 2010, our current TC204 chairman, Professor Richard Kastner, proposed the idea of introducing a prestigious lecture to be entitled the ‘Keiichi Fujita Lecture’. The intention with the lecture was to recognise the enormous contribution made by Professor Fujita in setting up TC 28 (as it was then), taking on the responsibility of chairman and participating in many other roles, both technical and organisational.

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Following the death of Professor Fujita at the end of July 2010, our current TC204 chairman, Professor Richard Kastner, proposed the idea of introducing a prestigious lecture to be entitled the ‘Keiichi Fujita Lecture’. The intention with the lecture was to recognise the enormous contribution made by Professor Fujita in setting up TC 28 (as it was then), taking on the responsibility of chairman and participating in many other roles, both technical and organisational.

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Following the death of Professor Fujita at the end of July 2010, our current TC204 chairman, Professor Richard Kastner, proposed the idea of introducing a prestigious lecture to be entitled the ‘Keiichi Fujita Lecture’. The intention with the lecture was to recognise the enormous contribution made by Professor Fujita in setting up TC 28 (as it was then), taking on the responsibility of chairman and participating in many other roles, both technical and organisational.

Key concepts: Fujita scale, Computer science, Physics, Meteorology

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