Program
Dec.10,2011
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| 9:45-10:00 | Opening | ||
| 10:00-12:05 | Specail Session 「大規模災害に際し人文科学とコンピュータ研究がなしうること」 |
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| 13:00-14:00 | Keynote | ||
| 14:15-16:15 Session 1 |
1A：Japanese History 1 | 1B：Language Information | 1C：Media Technology |
| 16:25-17:55 Session 2 |
2A：Japanese History 2 | 2B：Computational Linguistics | 2C：Information Sharing |
| 18:00-20:00 | Banquet | ||
Dec.11,2011
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| 9:00-10:30 Session 3 |
3A：Geographical information | 3B：Dance | 3C：Applications of Databases | |
| 10:30-12:00 Poster / Demo Session |
Poster Core Time | |||
| 13:00-15:00 | Joint Session of Hanazono University and Ryukoku University 「仏教資料のデジタル化と公開・活用をめぐって」 |
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| 15:10-16:40 Session 4 |
4A：Characteristic Information 1 | 4B：Metadata 1 | ||
| 16:50-18:20 Session 5 |
5A：Characteristic Information 2 | 5B：Metadata 2 | ||
| 18:20-18:30 | Closing |
Special Session:「大規模災害に際し人文科学とコンピュータ研究がなしうること」
Dec.10,2011 10:00-12:05 room A
Chair: Makoto Goto(Hanazono University)
- 大規模災害に際し人文科学とコンピュータ研究がなしうること
後藤 真(花園大)，大場利康(国会図書館)，阿児雄之(東工大)，日下九八 - 0A-1 Current Problems in Cultural Information Infrastructure Exposed by The Great Earthquake Hit North East Coast Line of Japan in 2011
Yu Fujimoto(Faculty of CIS, Doshisha University), Yasuhisa Kondo(Graduate School of ISE, Tokyo Institute of Technology), Yoichi Seino(Graduate School of HES, Kyoto University), Hirishi Yamaguchi(International Research Center for Japanese Studies), Takayuki Ako(The Museum, Tokyo Institute of Technology) - 0A-2 Post-Disaster Reconstruction of Cultural Heritage: Citadel of Bam, Iran
Asanobu Kitamoto(National Institute of Informatics), Elham Andaroodi(University of Tehran), Mohammad Reza Matini(University of Yazd), Kinji Ono(National Institute of Informatics)
Keynote
Dec.10,2011 13:00-14:00 room A
Chair: Yoshihiro Okada(Ryukoku University)
- シルクロードの仏教美術 ―バーミヤーンとキジル―
宮治昭(龍谷大学文学部教授・龍谷ミュージアム館長)
Session 1
Dec.10,2011 14:15-16:15
1A：Japanese History 1
Chair: Hiroshi Kawaguchi(Tezukayama University) room A
- 1A-1 Visualization for Changes in Relationship between Historical Figures based on Analysis of Events in Chronological Data
Masahiko Itoh(Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo), Mina Akaishi(School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo / PRESTO, Japan Science and Technology Agency) - 1A-2 Estimation and Visualization of Temporal Change in a Relative Relationship among Persons from Japanese Historical Documents
Sho Itsubo(Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University), Fuminori Kimura(College of Information Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University), Akira Maeda(College of Information Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University) - 1A-3 The Least-Cost Pathways Analysis about the days of transportation for the tax payment in The Engi-shiki.
Yoichi Seino(Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies Kyoto University) - 1A-4 A Candidate Character Search for Reading Support of Japanese Historical Documents
Taizo Yamada(Head Office National Institutes for the Humanities), Satoshi Inoue(Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo), Tamaki Endo(Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo), Noriko Kurushima(Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo)
1B：Language Information
Chair: Tomoji Tabata(Osaka University) room B
- 1B-1 Pattern Recognition of English Scientific Papers Using Metadiscourse Markers
Yuichiro Kobayashi(University of Osaka), Shosaku Tanaka(Ritsumeikan University), Yoichi Tomiura(Kyusyu University) - 1B-2 Missing Services in Language Documentation in terms of Information Processing - The Report of LingDy Project -
Kazushi Ohya (Tsurumi University) - 1B-3 Report a case of building a dialect database using video samples.
Kae Ohno(Kochi University) - 1B-4 Effectiveness of Educational "Sentence pattern" for display switching on comprehension support system "Text Viewer"
Keiko Nakao(Department of Junior College Otsuma wemen’s University), Jyun-ya Morishita(Graduate School of Intercultural Studies Kobe University)
1C：Media Technology
Chair: Takuji Suzuki(National Museum of Japanese History) room C
- 1C-1 Construction of AR Exhibition Support System Using 2D Code Marker
Nakai Yuya(Graduation School of Science and Technology Ryukoku University), Hiroki Murakami(Graduation School of Science and Technology Ryukoku University), oshihiro Okada(Graduation School of Science and Technology Ryukoku University) - 1C-2 Development of Face-to-Face Collaborative Tourism Information System to Promote Appreciation Experience -Application to Historical Theme Park-
Kyohei Takahashi (Graduate School of Software and Information Science, Iwate Prefectural University), Hisashi Ichikawa (Graduate School of Software and Information Science, Iwate Prefectural University), Satoshi Kubota(Graduate School of Software and Information Science, Iwate Prefectural University), Akihiro Abe(Graduate School of Software and Information Science, Iwate Prefectural University) - 1C-3 Improvements of image processing and character pattern retrieval methods to support reading historical mokkans
Akihito Kitadai(J. F. Oberlin University), Masaki Nakagawa(Tokyo University of Agri. & Tech.), Hajime Baba(Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties), Akihiro Watanabe(Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties) - 1C-4 Digital archive of Kyoto Gion Festival using high-resolution multiband imaging camera (Part 2)
Aki Takayanagi(Ritsumeikan University), Masaru Tsuchida(Ritsumeikan University / NTT Communication Science Laboratories), Haruto Torii(Ritsumeikan University), Yuudai Kochi(Ritsumeikan University), Yuhi Nakata(Ritsumeikan University), Shiro Tanaka(Ritsumeikan University), Wataru Wakita(Ritsumeikan University), Hiromi. T. Tanaka(Ritsumeikan University), Keiji Yano(Ritsumeikan University), Takahito Kawanishi(NTT Communication Science Laboratories), Kunio Kashino(NTT Communication Science Laboratories), Junji Yamato(NTT Communication Science Laboratories)
Session 2
Dec.10,2011 16:25-17:55
2A：Japanese History 2
Chair: Makoto Goto(Hanazono University) room A
- 2A-1 Hi-CAT Plus: A searching and viewing system for digitized historical resources
Hidenori Ouchi(Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo), Taizo Yamada(National Institutes for the Humanities), Noriyuki Takahashi(Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo), Ayumi Tsunakawa(Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo), Yuzuru Hayashi(Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo), Toru Hoya(Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo), Koki Yanbe(Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo), Yoshinori Yokoyama(Historiographical Institute The University of Tokyo) - 2A-2 A proposal of Integration environment of historical research databases using a sticky note model
Masaharu Hayashi(Center for Information and Communication Technology, Hitotsubashi University), Hiroshi Horii(AMANE, Limited Liability Company), Misato Horii(Graduate School of Socio-Environmental Studies, Kanazawa University), Kazuyuki Miyashita(College of Human and Social Sciences, Kanazawa University), Setsuko Nakano(College of Human and Social Sciences School of Humanities Course of History), Ayako Sawada(School of Knowledge Science, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) - 2A-3 When did the priests start to record the miscarriages and the stillborn babies in the Japanese Buddhist temple death registers?
Hiroshi Kawaguchi(Faculty of Business Administration Tezukayama University), Kunihiko Uehara (Faculty of Business Administration Tezukayama University), Shinnji Hioki(Faculty of Business Administration Tezukayama University)
2B：Computational Linguistics
Chair: Maki Miyake(Osaka University) room B
- 2B-1 The Usage Trend of Vocabulary in "The Tale of GENJI" and "The Tale of UTSUHO"
Gen Tsuchiyama(Graduate School of Culture and Information Science Doshisha University), Masakatsu Murakami(Faculty of Culture and Information Science Doshisha University) - 2B-2 Feature of chapter and co-occurrence network using factor analysis within "1Q84" of Haruki Murakami
Akira Kudo(Graduate School of Decision Science and Technology Tokyo Institute of Technology), Hajime Murai(Graduate School of Decision Science and Technology Tokyo Institute of Technology), Akifumi Tokosumi(Graduate School of Decision Science and Technology Tokyo Institute of Technology) - 2B-3 Lexical Space of Yamabuki (Japanese Kerria)
Hilofumi Yamamoto(Graduate School of Decision Science and Technology, Tokyo Institute of Technology)
2C：Informaion Sharing
Chair: Yasunori Yamamoto(National Museum of Ethnology) room C
- 2C-1 Tentative Approach to Expansion of Resource Sharing Systems - Application of Resource Sharing Systems to Area Studies -
Shoichiro Hara(Center for Integrated Area Studies Kyoto University) - 2C-2 Collaboration in the Humanities ―Through the Case of Development of the ITLR Project―
Kiyonori Nagasaki(International Institute for Digital Humanities), Toru Tomabechi(International Institute for Digital Humanities), Dorji Wangchuk(Hamburg University), Orna Almogi(Hamburg University), Masahiro Shimoda(University of Tokyo) - 2C-3 Reconstruction of the Research Materialson on the Digital Workbench for Anthropological Studies: toward Making Photoethnography
Hirofumi Iwatani(Center for Cultural Development, National Museum of Ethnology), Jiro Hoshino(Faculty of Law,Himeji Dokkyo University), Masakazu Osakiy(Faculty of Law,Himeji Dokkyo University), Junya Morishitay(Research Center for Media and Culture, Graduate School of Intercultural Stuties, Kobe University)
Session 3
Dec.11,2011 9:00-10:30
3A：Geographical information
Chair:Shoichiro Hara(Kyoto University) room A
- 3A-1 Building a Database of the Small Area Statistics about Population of the Six Major Cities in Japan: A First Step to Build a Historical GIS Database of Modern Japanese Cities
Takashi Kirimura(Kinugasa Research Organization Ritsumeikan University) - 3A-2 Generation of Old Borderline Data by Voronoi Division
Tsunekazu Kato(Faculty of Information and Communication Engineering Osaka Electro-Communication University) - 3A-3 An approach to elucidation of the establishment process of new villages in Northeast Thailand
Yoshikatsu Nagata (Graduate School for Creative Cities Osaka City University)
3B：Dance
Chair:Makiko Sakata(Doshisha University) room B
- 3B-1 Estimation of the Metrical Structure of Dance Motion Using Motion-Saliency Characteristics
Takeshi Miura("Graduate School of Engineering and Resource Science Akita University), Takaaki Kaiga(Akita University Digital Art Factory Warabi-za Co., Ltd.), Naho Matsumoto(Faculty of Education and Human Studies), Hiroaki Katsura(Faculty of Education and Human Studies Akita University), Katsubumi Tajima(Graduate School of Engineering and Resource Science Akita University), Hideo Tamamoto(Graduate School of Engineering and Resource Science Akita University") - 3B-2 A Support System for Discovery Learning of Dance Education: Effect for Learning Choreography Composition by Body-part Motion Synthesis
Bin Umino(Faculty of Sociology Toyo Universit), Asako Soga(Graduate School of Science and Technology Ryukoku University), Yoshiyuki Kohno(Graduate School of Science and Technology Ryukoku University), Motoko Hirayama(Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences University of Tsukuba) - 3B-3 Development of Information Organization Method for Performing Arts: Design and Prototype of Ballet Information Integrated Database
Bin Umino(Faculty of Sociology Toyo University), Ayumi Takahashi(Ballet Research Center Showa University of Music), Kumi Oyama(Showa University of Music)
3C：Applications of Databases
Chair:Taizo Yamada(National Institutes for the Humanities) room C
- 3C-1 A study about validation methodology for classic rhetorical structure by utilizing digital archive
Hajime Murai(Graduate School of Decision Science and Technology Tokyo Institute of Technology) - 3C-2 Relationship of accents aspect and traffic situation in Former Tokuyama District, Gifu Prefecture -Calculation of the similarity of accents distribution and a traffic situation, using network analysis?
Onohara Ayaka(Culture and Information Science Doshisha University) - 3C-3 Stand-alone Full-text Retrieval System for Supporting Search of Written Materia
Yukiharu Watagami(Graduate School of Systems Engineering, Wakayama University), Takehiko Murakawa(Faculty of Systems Engineering, Wakayama University), Keigo Utsunomiya(Faculty of Literature, Osaka Otani University), Masaru Nakagawa(Faculty of Systems Engineering, Wakayama University)
Poster Core Time
Note: For presentater, please notice guidelines for poster presentation or demonstration.
Dec.11,2011 10:30-12:00 room PD
Chair:Mitsuru Aida(National Institute of Japanese Literature)
Poster
- P-1 3-D digital restoration of shapes corresponding to damaged conditions
Hisakazu Kawashima(Faculty of Science and Technology Ryukoku University) - P-2 A Reflection Model for Representation of Gilt Bronze Statues with Aging Degradation
Ryugo Yamamoto(Graduate School of Science and Technology Ryukoku University), Kimihito Shiba(Graduate School of Science and Technology Ryukoku University), Yoshihiro Okada(Graduate School of Science and Technology Ryukoku University) - P-3 3DCG modeling of Funeboko of the Gion festival and its application
Masatsugu Yamamoto(Graduate School of Science and Engineering Ritsumeikan University), Kyoko Hasegawa(Kinugasa General Research Organization Ritsumeikan University), Susumu Nakata(College of Information Science and Eng. Ritsumeikan University), Satoshi Tanaka(College of Information Science and Eng. Ritsumeikan University) - P-4 Development of an annotation tool for accumulating Mokkan Images
Phan Van Truyen(Dept. of Computer and Information Sciences Tokyo Univ. of Agri. & Tech.), Masaki Nakagawa(Dept. of Computer and Information Sciences Tokyo Univ. of Agri. & Tech.), Baba Hajime(Dept. of Imperial Palace Sites Investigations Nara National Res. Ins. for Culture Properties), Watanabe Akihiro(Dept. of Imperial Palace Sites Investigations Nara National Res. Ins. for Culture Properties) - P-5 Application of the corpus management tool ChaKi to morphologically annotated corpora of classical Japanese
Toshinobu Ogiso(Department of Corpus Studies, National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguisics, National Institutes for the Humanities / Graduate School of Information Science, Nara Institute of Science and Techno), Teruaki Oka(Graduate School of Information Science, Nara Institute of Science and Techno), Mamoru Komachi(Graduate School of Information Science, Nara Institute of Science and Techno), Yuji Matsumoto(Graduate School of Information Science, Nara Institute of Science and Techno) - P-6 Term Extraction for Text Analysis of Japanese Ancient Writings Based on Probability of Character N-grams
Mamoru Yoshimura(College of Information Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University), Fuminori Kimura(College of Information Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University), Akira Maeda(College of Information Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University) - P-7 Basic Study in Ma Timing in Gagaku -Relationship Between the Dancer and the Ryuteki Player in Bugaku Dance “RyoOu”-
Mamiko Sakata(Faculty of Culture and Information Science Doshisha University), Sachika Kurasaka(Faculty of Culture and Information Science Doshisha University) - P-8 An Approach for Integrated Multilingual Access to Diverse Ukiyo-e Digital Archives
Takeo Kuyama(College of Information Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University), Biligsaikhan Batjargal(Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University), Fuminori Kimura(College of Information Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University), Akira Maeda(College of Information Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University) - P-9 A Linguistic and Notational Landscape Survey System using Smart Phones
Koji Tajima(Gifu National College of Technology / National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics), Shin Watanabe(Gifu National College of Technology), Jyun Miyake(Gifu National College of Technology), Tomokazu Takada (National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics) - P-10 Describing The Recognition Models and The Survey Flows In Japanese Arts History Studies
Iemura Yuka(Graduate School of Culture and Information Science Doshisha University), Fujimoto Yu(Faculty of Culture and Information Science Doshisha University)
Demo
- D-1 A Multimodal Digital Archive of the 3D Woven Cultural Artifact
Wataru Wakita(Wataru Wakita Hiromi T. Tanaka and Engineering Ritsumeikan University), Hiromi T. Tanaka(College of Information Science and Engineering Ritsumeikan University) - D-2 Automatic Generation of 3D Urban Models ― Visualization of Kyoto City in Edo Era on the Google Earth―
Koji Manpuku(Graduate School of Science and Engineering Ritsumeikan University), Takashi Hirabe(Graduate School of Science and Engineering Ritsumeikan University), Akihiro Tsukamoto(Synthesis research organization of KINUGASA Ritsumeikan University), Susumu Nakata(Collage of Information Science and Engineering Ritsumeikan University), Masatsugu Yamamoto(Graduate School of Science and Engineering Ritsumeikan University), Yuzuru Isoda(Graduate School of Science Tohoku University), Kyoko Hasegawa(Synthesis research organization of KINUGASA Ritsumeikan University), Satoshi Tanaka(Collage of Information Science and Engineering Ritsumeikan University) - D-3 Documentation of landscape of Archaeological site using panoramic radiography with positional information
Hiroshi Yamaguchi(JSPS / International Research Center for Japanese Studies) - D-4 Construction and release of HU Academic Map 2011
Hirotaka Okagaki (Academic Support Center, Institute for the Advancement of Higher Education Hokkaido University) - D-5 The Features of the "Bibliographic Database of Japanese Language Research" by the National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics:On the Utility of Specialized Databases
Maki Nakano(Center for Research Resources The National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics), Yuki Watanabe(Center for Research Resources The National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics), Michiko Hayata(Center for Research Resources The National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics), Shoichi Yokoyama(Center for Research Resources The National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics) - D-6 Word Spotting Online
Kengo Terasawa(Department of Media Architecture, School of Systems Information Science, Future University Hakodate), Toshio Kawashima(Department of Media Architecture, School of Systems Information Science, Future University Hakodate)
Joint Session of Hanazono University and Ryukoku University: 「仏教資料のデジタル化と公開・活用をめぐって」
Dec.11,2011 13:00-15:00 room A
Chair:Shigeki Moro(Hanazono University)
- 仏教資料のデジタル化と公開・活用をめぐって
Mazumi Mitani(Faculty of Intercultural Communication, Ryukoku University),Katsuhiro Yoshizawa(International Research Institute for Zen Buddhism, Hanazono University),Koichi Kitsudo(Research Center for Buddhist Cultures in Asia, Ryukoku University),Shigeki Moro(Faculty of Letters, Hanazono University)
Session 4
Dec.11,2011 15:10-16:40
4A：Characteristic Information 1
Chair:Shigeki Moro(Hanazono University) room A
- 4A-1 Practical use of the Hanzi Normative Glyphs (HNG) database: standard of writing and character of texts
Ishizuka Harumichi(Hokkaido University), Ikeda Sh?ju(Hokkaido University), Takada Tomokazu(National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics), Okagaki Hirotaka(Hokkaido University), Saiki Masanao(Hokkaido University) - 4A-2 Importance of the clarification of the difference among similar character shapes
Tatsuo Kobayashi(Scholex Co., Ltd) - 4A-3 Toward stable information interchange of Kanji glyphs
Tomohiko Morioka (Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University)
4B：Metadata 1
Chair:Haruyoshi Goto(Kyoto University) room B
- 4B-1 A Construction of repository for non-Bibliographic Resources in University Museum
Hiroshi Horii(AMANE.LLC), Masaharu Hayashi(Center for Information and Communication Technology, Hitotsubashi University), Misato Horii(AMANE.LLC), Yoshihiro Tanaka(Information Media Center, Kanazawa University), Toru Furuhata(Kanazawa University Museum) - 4B-2 Digital Cultural Heritage and Its Content Management System, with a Focus on Archive Structural Information and Digital Data Spec Information Entry
Norio Togiya(Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies University of Tokyo) - 4B-3 A metadata evaluation approach of Japanese museum's collections on the Web: blank value, coherence, consistency
Kazunori Yashiro(Department of Informatics / SOKENDAI), Akira Miyazawa(Department of Informatics / SOKENDAI)
Session 5
Dec.11,2011 16:50-18:20
5A：Characteristic Information 2
Chair:Tomohiko Morioka(kyoto University) room A
- 5A-1 Kanji variants and their character codes of the early part of the Meiji period
Tetsuya Sunaga(National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics), Tomoaki Tsutsumi(Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology), Tomokazu Takada(National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics) - 5A-2 On a Hieratic Database using Digital Images: A case study in a Middle Egyptian Manuscript.
Masakatsu Nagai(Graduate School of Humanities and Societies University of Tsuku) - 5A-3 A Theory of Representational Systems for Transcription of Kanji Characters
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5B：Metadata 2
Chair:Haruko Takahashi(Osaka Shoin Women's University) room B
- 5B-1 Collaboration between Linked Open Data of Museum Information and Regional Information
Fuyuko Matsumura(National Institute of Informatics), Iwao Kobayashi(Open Community Data Initiative), Tetsuro Kamura(Graduate University for Advanced Studies / Tokyo University of the Arts), Fumihiro Kato(Research Organization of Information and Systems), Toru Takahashi(ATR Promotions, Inc.), Hiroshi Ueda(ATR Promotions, Inc.), Ikki Ohmukai(National Institute of Informatics), Hideaki Takeda(National Institute of Informatics) - 5B-2 LODAC Museum: The popularization of the cultural information resources as Linked Open Data
Tetsuro KAMURA(The Graduate University of Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI) / Tokyo University of the Arts), Fumihiro KATO(Transdisiplinary Research Integration Center), Fuyuko MATSUMURA(National Institute of Informatics), Hiroshi UEDA(ATR-Promotions Inc.), Toru TAKAHASHI(ATR-Promotions Inc.), Ikki OHMUKAI(The Graduate University of Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI) / National Institute of Informatics), Hideaki TAKEDA(The Graduate University of Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI) / National Institute of Informatics)