[gu-new] (07/20/07) Creation of GUS/Kazakhstan with proposed extension of GLORIAD from Novosibirsk to Almaty

Fri Jul 20 18:26:28 EDT 2007

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Meruert Narenova (Mrs.) <meruertn at uib.kz>

Prof. Stuart A. Umpleby <umpleby at gwu.edu>

Greg Cole, Ph.D. <gcole at gloriad.org>

Dr. Anatoliy Fedotov, professor, <fedotov at ict.nsc.ru>

Dear Mrs. Narenova:

(1) Many thanks for your prompt response (ATTACHMENT I) to Stuart’s inquiry
(ATTACHMENT II).

(2) My idea is an extension of our project creating Global University System
(GUS)/Siberia with the people of Novosibirsk, Siberia, which is about 900
miles directly north from your Almaty — see;

> (a) (12/02/06) Report on Fact-Finding and Assessment Trip To Create Global
> University System/Siberia (formerly Altai Mir)
> http://preview.tinyurl.com/yxzsx9
> 
> (b) (02/02/07) Workshop of Project Globe CPD and Globe EduHealth Institute and
> Healthcare Project in Altai Region, Siberia, Russia
> http://preview.tinyurl.com/3ycr5o

(3) Pls retrieve my following paper;

> Al-Azab, M. and T. Utsumi, (2007), "Creation of Global University System in
> Egypt (GUS/Egypt)," Paper for "ICT-Learn 2007" conference in Cairo, Egypt,
> September 2 to 4, 2007
> <http://preview.tinyurl.com/ypkaqo>

>> BTW, I am expecting to meet and discuss with our Siberian colleagues on the
>> further development of their GUS/Siberia at this conference in Cairo.

(4) Should you be interested in creating GUS/Kazakhstan/Almaty, our first
step is to perform my fact-finding and assessment trip to Almaty as
visiting, say, a half dozen or so of higher educational and healthcare
institutions which might be interested in forming it — see the Section IX-A
of this paper.

(5) Pls also visit Section VII-A in the above paper, which tells about our
Quantitative Policy Analysis of Global Socio-Economic-Energy-Environment
Development (GSEEED) Project.

> Pls let me know if you wish to join in this project — see
> <http://preview.tinyurl.com/2mamx2> for its current members.

This project will be centered at the Polytechnic University in Brooklyn —
see our Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) with them in the following
previous list distribution;

> (05/19/07) MOU between Polytechnic University and GLOSAS/USA
> http://tinyurl.com/ysw4gb

As said in it, President Hultin of the Polytechnic University is a friend of
President Clinton and was a classmate at the Yale University Law School, and
the former Under Secretary of the US Navy.  As said in it, he conducted
several war gaming for terrorists attack, and thereby, is very much
interested in this peace gaming project, which term I coined almost three
decades ago.

(6) My intention is to add some of courses on inter-cultural studies,
conflict resolution, and international relations, etc., along with this
project in the near future which courses will be taken by students around
the world via broadband Internet, and then, as an engineer, I also would
like to expand this globally collaborative scheme to have hands-on,
constructivist experiential learning with virtual reality/laboratories to
devise environment where youngsters around the world foster their mutual
friendships and comradeship for attaining global peace.

The main purpose of this project is to make a policy analysis of a gas-pipe
line deployment through the Altai Region to China for energy security — we
are also proposing to deploy a broadband Internet optical fiber line along
this pipe line to extend the existing GLORIAD
<http://preview.tinyurl.com/33yl57> <http://www.gloriad.org/>, which was
initiated by my close friend, Dr. Greg Cole almost a decade ago.
My idea mentioned to Stuart is to extend it to your Almaty along the
railroad from Novosibirsk to Almaty, -- as Bangladesh people has already
done so in their country.

(7) We received a fund from the US Agency for International Development
(USAID) through Eurasia Foundation to conduct our Fact-finding and
Assessment trip to Siberia last fall — which produced our reports mentioned
in Item (2) above.

We visited the New Eurasia Foundation in Moscow to learn that their
president is very much interested in our GUS project, particularly on the
GSEEED project — he often visits Almaty, too.

As said in Section X of the paper in the Item (3) above, we plan to obtain
the Japanese government’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) fund.

Since the Japanese government brought a mission team of about 150
industrialists to your country a few months ago to secure uranium for
nuclear power plants in Japan, the Japanese government may be interested in
our projects, including the deployment of optical fiber line from
Novosibirsk to Almaty.

(8) Should you wish to proceed further, pls condense our paper of Item (3)
above into, say, 4 to 5 pages, as your concept paper — pls emphasize the
importance of e-healthcare/telemedicine, as incorporating some phrases from
Item (2)-(b) above — this is because our Japanese acquaintance (a former
Minister of Foreign Affairs) is keenly interested in supporting telemedicine
because of his background as a medical doctor, and a chairman (or vice
chairman) of Russia/Japan Telemedicine Association (or such name).

Pls send me your draft of the concept paper so that we can work on it
together.

After you approve it (and its budget), we may submit it to the Eurasia
Foundation in Washington, DC (or New Eurasia Foundation in Moscow) so that
we can perform our first step as soon as possible.

(9) For more information, pls retrieve following papers;

> (a) 
> Global Peace Through The Global University System
> Tapio Varis - Takeshi Utsumi - William Klemm (Eds.)
> University of Tampere, Finland 2003
> ISBN 951-44-5695-5
> The entire contents of this book can be retrieved at;
> http://tinyurl.com/kofpf
> 
>> In the bottom line of this page, you can find the following;
>> “Interview with Takeshi Utsumi” by Parker Rossman
>> http://tinyurl.com/fnxxt
> 
> (b) You can find the following paper as the opening chapter of Part II of the
> above book;
> Takeshi Utsumi, P. Tapio Varis, and W. R. Klemm
> "Creating Global University System"
> http://tinyurl.com/sfgm7
> 
> (c) You can find the following paper as the closing chapter of Part IV of the
> above book;
> Takeshi Utsumi, GLOSAS/USA
> "Globally Collaborative Environmental Peace Gaming (GCEPG)"
> http://tinyurl.com/k2c7a
> 
>> You may be particularly interested in reading real stories in the one or two
>> pages at the end of this paper.

Looking forward to receiving your reply soon,

Best, Tak

ATTACHMENT I 

> From: Меруерт Наренова <meruertn at uib.kz>
> Organization: uib
> Reply-To: Меруерт Наренова <meruertn at uib.kz>
> Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2007 10:18:20 +0600
> To: <utsumi at columbia.edu>
> Cc: Stuart Umpleby <umpleby at gmail.com>
> Subject: internet connection
> 
> 
> Dear Mr.Utsumi,
>  
> Thanks to  kind assistance of Dr.Umpleby I would like to express that the
> university of International Business (Almaty, Kazakhstan) is very interested
> in your proposal on high-speed Internet connection.
> Could you, please, let us know what is the next step from our side to go
> forward on that matter?
>  
> Kind regards,
>  
> Meruert Narenova (Mrs.)
> Advisor to President
> University of International Business
> Almaty, Kazakhstan
> tel: + 7 327 250-62-44
> fax:+7 327 267-12-45
> e-mail: meruertn at uib.kz;
> meruertn at mail.ru 

ATTACHMENT II 

> From: Stuart Umpleby <umpleby at gmail.com>
> Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2007 22:58:25 -0400
> To: Akmaral Mustafina <akmucha at rambler.ru>, Anara Beizhanova <bab-so at mail.ru>,
> Arsen Tleppayev <arsentl at yahoo.com>, Asset Botaibekov <asset101 at bailyk.kz>,
> Asset Nusupov <asset at nif.kz>, Dauren Askarov <dauren-askarov at rambler.ru>,
> Dinara Bizhanova <d.bizhanova at kcc-aluan.com>, Dinara Sadyhanova
> <dinara_sa at mail.ru>, Gulzhazira Isagulova <gozef at mail.ru>, Meruyert Narenova
> <meruertn at uib.kz>, Nataliya Tovma <natalivictor45 at mail.ru>, Zhanar Taizhanova
> <zhanare at mail.ru>, Zhanat Kazbekova <zhanat_kazbekova at mail.ru>, Zhanat
> Zhussupova <zhanatz at yahoo.com>, Zhaukhar Ospanova <jauhar at ok.kz>
> Cc: Takeshi Utsumi <utsumi at columbia.edu>
> Subject: high speed internet for Almaty
> 
> Below is a note from Takeshi Utsumi who is working to create a Global
> University System (GUS).  He suggests a way to provide high speed
> internet service in Almaty with help from the Japanese government in
> exchange for uranium.  I suggest having one of your technical people
> contact Utsumi, address above, to learn how to proceed.
> Regards, Stuart Umpleby
> 
> -----------------
> I wonder if your Kazakhstan colleague might be interested in creating their
> GUS.
> 
> Along this line, they may deploy a broadband Internet line with
> optical fiber along a railroad from Novosibirsk, Siberia to Almaty,
> Kazakhstan (as the extension of GLORIAD <http://www.gloriad.org/>
> <GLORIAD.pdf> — hopefully with the Japanese government's Official
> Development Assistance (ODA) fund — recently, the Japanese government
> sent a mission team of 150 industrialists to secure uranium for their
> nuclear power plants.
> 
> The GLORIAD now has 622 mbps speed (according to their article) which
> is to be upgraded to 2.5 Gbps in the near future — thereby, I suppose
> that there must be ample extra bandwidth to accommodate the use by
> Kazakhstan people.
> 
> -- 
> Stuart Umpleby, Research Program in Social and Organizational Learning
> 2033 K Street NW, Suite 230, The George Washington University,
> Washington, DC 20052
> www.gwu.edu/~umpleby, tel. 202-994-1642, fax 202-994-5284

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Meruert Narenova (Mrs.)
Advisor to President
University of International Business
Almaty, Kazakhstan
tel: + 7 327 250-62-44
fax:+7 327 267-12-45
e-mail: meruertn at uib.kz;
meruertn at mail.ru 

Prof. Stuart A. Umpleby
Research Program in Social and Organizational Learning
School of Business
The George Washington University
2033 K Street NW, Suite 230
Washington, DC 20052, USA
Tel: (202) 994-1642
Fax: (202) 994-5284
umpleby at gwu.edu 
http://www.gwu.edu/~umpleby
http://www.asc-cybernetics.org/2005/index.htm

Greg Cole, Ph.D.
Research Director
UT-ORNL Joint Institute for Computational Science
US Principal Investigator
Global Ring Network for Advanced Applications Development (GLORIAD)
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Building 5100, Mail Stop 6173, Room 212
Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6173
Phone: 865-241-3702
FAX:  865-576-4368
gcole at gloriad.org
gcole at friends-partners.org
http://www.gloriad.org/
http://www.gloriad.org/gloriad/team/usa/gcole.html
http://www.friends-partners.org/

Dr. Anatoliy Fedotov, professor,
Deputy Director 
Institute of Computational Technologies of Academy of Science
Siberian Branch of the RAS.
Vice-rector,
Novosibirsk State University
Tel. +7383341342, 330-73-51
fedotov at ict.nsc.ru
http://www.ict.nsc.ru/~fedotov

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* Takeshi Utsumi, Ph.D., P.E., Chairman, GLOSAS/USA
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* (GLObal Systems Analysis and Simulation Association in the U.S.A.)
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* Laureate of Lord Perry Award for Excellence in Distance Education
*
* Founder and V.P. for Technology and Coordination of
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*   Global University System (GUS)
*
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*
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