ECS Member Introduction: Toshiaki Kozu

Toshiaki Kozu	1977	M.E. Degree from Kyoto University. Entered Communications Research Laboratory (CRL; at that time, Radio Research Laboratories), Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications.
	1977-1983	Engaged in satellite broadcasting experiments using the first geostationary broadcasting satellite (BSE).
	1983-1985	Engaged in the planning of broadcasting satellite control at Telecommunications Satellite Corporation of Japan. (TSCJ)
	1985-1999	Basically at Radio Applications Division and Global Environment Division at CRL, working for microwave remote sensing studies.
	1987-1989	Visiting scientist at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
	1991-1994	Engaged in the development of the precipitation radar onboard the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) at National Space Development Agency of Japan (NASDA). Obtained D.E. from Kyoto University in January 1992. The title of D.E.thesis is "Estimation of raindrop size distribution from spaceborne radar measurement".
	1994-1999.3	Chief, Microwave Remote Sensing Section, CRL
	1999.4-	Professor, Interdisciplinary Faculty of Science and Engineering, Shimane University. Member, IEEE, IEICE, SICE and RSSJ.