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Conference Name:
International Conference on Space, Aeronautical and Navigational Electronics 2021 (ICSANE 2021).This conference will be jointly held with the ground penetrating radar workshop(GPRWS).
Report of the meeting:
Many thanks to all participants, ICSANE 2021, 16th International Conference on Space, Aeronautical and Navigational Electronics 2021, was successfully completed. This year, ICSANE was jointly held with the ground penetrating radar workshop (GPRWS). The conference was organized by IEICE SANE and GPRWS Japan.
Meeting scenes:
(1) Presentations
Total presentation：36
(2) Participants
Number of participants：130(day1:60, day2:70)
(3) Supporters
IEEE AESS Japan Chapter; IEEE GRSS Japan Chapter; Electronic Navigation Research Institute (ENRI), Japan;
(4)The winners of Young Scientist Award and Encouragement Award:
The winners of Young Scientist Award:
・Mr. Tingyu Meng ( Chinese Academy of Sciences, China), “Bistatic Scattering Simulation of Oil-Covered Sea Surface and Sensitivity Analysis of Oil thickness”
・Ms. Haruka Tokunaga (Osaka University, Japan), “Drone-based Millimeter-wave Radar System Using Fiber-optic Technologies”
・Mr. Yan Wang,(Beijing Institute of Technology, China),“Spaceborne SAR Terrain Matching Framework: Opportunities, Challenges and Strategies”
The winners of Encouragement Award:
・Mr. Cheng Xing (Tsinghua University, China), “Vegetation height estimation: four-stage inversion algorithm for GRVoG-vtd model”
・Mr. Yoon Taek Jung (Sejong Univ., Korea), “Detection of frost heave using time-series Interferometry SAR data”
・Ms. Suyun Wang (NICT, Japan), “Theoretical and Experimental Analysis of Terahertz Scattering from Rough Surfaces”
Date:
11-12th Nov., 2021
Conference Program
.Abstract Submission Deadline:
31th Aug., 2021
Submission System
.(Abstract Submission System is closed.)
Young Scientist Award:
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Call for Papers
Objective:
The 16th International Conference on Space, Aeronautical and Navigational Electronics 2021 (ICSANE 2021) will provide an opportunity for system engineers and researchers to discuss new and viable technical topics of electronics system in spacecraft, aircraft, ships and ground facilities.
Sponsors:
Main Sponsor
The IEICE originated with its predecessor, The Second Study Group formed in the Second Department of the Electric Laboratory, Ministry of Communications, which was founded in 1911. On May 1, 1917, it was officially established as the "Telephone Society." Since then, it has played a leading role in developing the fast-growing academic fields of electronics, information and communication, and in promoting the associated industries. As a result of those efforts, the IEICE was able to celebrate its 100th anniversary in May 2017. In April 1995, in line with diffusion of related academic fields, we introduced a society system to enable provision of unique activities in each field of research.
Currently, we have the Engineering Sciences Society, NOLTA Society, Communications Society, Electronics Society, Information and Systems Society, and the Human Communication Group. Each of those bodies has technical committees. Eighty-four technical committee conferences in relevant fields are held, with each being organized autonomously. The information taken up at these conferences is highly appreciated for its usefulness and innovation. Some 9,000 subjects are reported on in a typical year.
Supporters
IEEE GRSS All Japan Joint Chapter (GRSS AJC) was established in 1982 as a local comunity of IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society.
We are working as a hub of geoscience and remote sensing communities.
Please let us know if you have any information that may be interesting for Japanese researchers.
IEEE AES Japan Chapter (AES JC)
IEEE AES Japan Chapter (AES JC) is working as a branch of IEEE Aerospace and Electronic System Society(AESS).
The AESS is the only professional society dealing with total integrated electronic systems and the enabling technologies. AESS pioneered large-scale integrated interoperable systems.
ENRI is responsible for research and development in the field of electronic navigation in Japan. Our research activities cover the basic technologies of avionics such as electronic navigation, air traffic control and satellite navigation, and the related field supporting governmental needs and social demands.