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Committee Date Time Place Paper Title / Authors Abstract Paper #
EA 2023-05-25
15:00
Online Online [Invited Talk] Sound-field measurement using optical technologies
Kenji Ishikawa (NTT) EA2023-3
Optical sound field measurement is being investigated as a technology that can realize high spatial resolution imaging a... [more] EA2023-3
pp.15-20
US 2022-11-29
16:10
Toyama Consortium of universities in toyama Approximation of blood flow velocity profile to pulsatile flow model for ultrasonic measurement of wall shear stress in stenotic site
Michiya Mozumi, Masaaki Omura, Ryo Nagaoka, Hideyuki Hasegawa (Univ. of Toyama) US2022-49
Wall shear stress (WSS) contains useful information for diagnosis of vascular diseases. The WSS estimated by ultrasound ... [more] US2022-49
pp.28-32
OFT 2021-10-14
10:30
Online Online [Poster Presentation] World-fastest operation of OCDR without spatial resolution deterioration
Tomoya Miyamae, Zhu Guangtao, Takaki Kiyozumi (YNU), Kohei Noda (Tokyo Tech/YNU), Heeyoung Lee (SIT), Kentaro Nakamura (Tokyo Tech), Yosuke Mizuno (YNU) OFT2021-23
Recent rapid growth of optical fiber communication has led to a significant demand for health monitoring technology of o... [more] OFT2021-23
pp.9-12
US 2021-09-24
16:00
Online Online Fast scanning photoacoustic microscopy using MEMS mirror -- With a correction method of image distortion derived by high-speed mirror scanning --
Ryo Shintate (Tohoku Univ.), Chulhong Kim (POSTECH), Yoshifumi Saijo (Tohoku Univ.) US2021-39
While photoacoustic microscopy (PAM) obtains high spatial resolution, the conventional mechanical scanning method requir... [more] US2021-39
pp.28-33
OFT, ITE-BCT, OCS, IEE-CMN [detail] 2020-11-13
16:10
Online Online Commercialization of real-time distributed acoustic fiber optic sensing (DAS) utilizing chirped pulse
Kinzo Kishida, Artur Guzik, Li Ttken, Nishiguchi Kenichi, Daiji Azuma (Neubrex), Qingwen Liu, Zuyuan He (SJTU) OFT2020-44
Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) in optical fibers detects dynamic strain or sound waves by measuring the phase change... [more] OFT2020-44
pp.39-44
MBE, NC
(Joint)
2018-03-14
10:00
Tokyo Kikai-Shinko-Kaikan Bldg. Hierarchical quaternion neural networks with self-organizing codebook for unsupervised PolSAR land classification
Hyunsoo Kim, Akira Hirose (Tokyo Univ.) NC2017-88
We propose a self-organizing codebook-based hierarchical polarization feature vector generation to realize an unsupervis... [more] NC2017-88
pp.121-126
SCE 2016-08-08
11:20
Saitama Saitama Univ. (Omiya sonic city) Development of the radiation detector array using high-temperature superconductor
Ritsuki Kubota, Naruse Masato, Taino Tohru, Myoren Hiroaki (Saitama Univ.) SCE2016-14
We have been developing a radiation detector with high spatial resolution and wide detection area to examine the biologi... [more] SCE2016-14
pp.13-17
MI 2016-01-19
15:34
Okinawa Bunka Tenbusu Kan Improvement of Spatial Resolution and Quantitative Accuracy in MRI Quantitative Susceptibility Mapping for Investigating Neurodegenerative Diseases and Cerebral Functions.
Yuya Umemoto, Tomohiro Ueno, Shin-ichi Urayama, Toshihiko Aso, Hidenao Fukuyama, Naozo Sugimoto (Kyoto Univ.) MI2015-101
Quantitative Susceptibility Mapping (QSM) can quantify iron accumulation in a brain tissue and cerebral venous oxygen sa... [more] MI2015-101
pp.131-134
IMQ 2015-11-27
14:15
Kyoto   Synthesis of high spatial resolution images by integration of high frame-rate images based on high precision motion estimation
Tetsu Matsuzaki, Danya Sugai, Takayuki Hamamoto (Tokyo Univ. of Science) IMQ2015-20
Recently, the pixel pitch of image sensor is approaching diffraction limit of lens, and it is impossible to improve spat... [more] IMQ2015-20
pp.1-4
OFT, PEM
(Joint)
2015-05-21
14:00
Ishikawa   Study on a nanosize light-probe with a dielectric slot-waveguide
Makoto Tsubokawa, Deqing Kong (Waseda Univ.) OFT2015-3
A new design for a nanosize light-probe with a slot-waveguide structure has been evaluated by a finite-difference time-d... [more] OFT2015-3
pp.11-16
IMQ 2014-10-24
14:50
Kyoto Matsugasaki Campus, Kyoto Institute of Technology Improvement of spatial resolution by integration of high frame rate images based on high-precision motion estimation
Tetsu Matsuzaki, Shota Fujii, Danya Sugai, Takayuki Hamamoto (Tokyo Univ. of Science) IMQ2014-14
Recently, the study of improvement of spatial resolution is one of major themes. Above all, we have been investigating t... [more] IMQ2014-14
pp.13-17
MI 2014-01-27
13:30
Okinawa Bunka Tenbusu Kan Development of high-resolution full-digital detector using multi-anode PMTs for high-resolution brain SPECT
Kazuya Gaku (NAIST), Tsutomu Zeniya (NCVC), Yoshiyuki Hirano (NIRS), Yuki Takai (NAIST), Yuki Hori, Tetsuaki Moriguchi, Kazuhiro Koshino (NCVC), Tetsuo Sato, Shigehiko Kanaya (NAIST), Hidehiro Iida (NCVC) MI2013-107
Spatial resolution of conventional SPECT system is poor (approximately 10 mm), while we are developing brain SPECT syste... [more] MI2013-107
pp.275-280
US 2013-09-12
13:00
Miyagi Tohoku University Comparison of spatial resolutions of parallel beamforming and diffraction tomography in high frame rate ultrasonic imaging
Hideyuki Hasegawa, Hiroshi Kanai (Tohoku Univ.) US2013-40
Echocardiography is a predominant modality for diagnosis of the heart by non-invasive and real-time observation of cross... [more] US2013-40
pp.1-5
PEM
(2nd)
2013-06-27
- 2013-06-28
Hokkaido Hokkaido Univ. [Invited Talk] TBA
Kunihiko Hidaka (Tokyo Univ.)
The electro-optic sensors for measuring electrical environment have the advantages of offering less field distortion and... [more]
ITE-BCT, IPSJ-AVM, CS, IE [detail] 2012-12-07
09:55
Fukui Fukuisi-chiiki-kouryu-plaza High Accuracy Motion Estimation based on Gradient Method using Characteristics of High Frame-rate Images
Yuki Sato, Danya Sugai, Takayuki Hamamoto (Tokyo Univ. of Science) CS2012-88 IE2012-102
In this paper, we propose a method of high accuracy motion estimation based on the gradient method by exploiting the cha... [more] CS2012-88 IE2012-102
pp.101-106
IMQ 2012-05-18
15:20
Tokyo Tokai Univ. Takanawa Campus Image emphasis method using high frame-rate images
Danya Sugai, Hiroshi Katayama, Takayuki Hamamoto (Tokyo Univ. of Science) IMQ2012-6
We study the imaging system for reconstructing high-spatial resolution image using high frame-rate images from an image ... [more] IMQ2012-6
pp.23-26
MRIS, ITE-MMS 2011-11-18
13:45
Tokyo Waseda Univ. Velocity measurements in turbulent flow in narrow gap region of a HDD model by a laser profile sensor
Katsuaki Shirai (TU Dresden), Nobuo Shiga (Keio Univ.), Lars Buettner, Juergen Czarske (TU Dresden), Shinnosuke Obi (Keio Univ.) MR2011-19
Flow inside a hard-disk drive (HDD) was investigated using a simplified 3.5'' HDD model with shroud opening and read-and... [more] MR2011-19
pp.1-8
IMQ
(2nd)
2010-08-27
14:20
Toyama Faculty of Engineering, University of Toyama IMPROVEMENT OF SPATIAL RESOLUTION BY INTEGRATION OF HIGH-SPEED SUB-FRAME IMAGES
Daisuke Kashiwagura, Kanae Matsuzaki, Takayuki Hamamoto (TUS)
The super resolution technique based on the integration of successive frames depends on the accuracy of the motion estim... [more]
OFT 2010-05-28
10:05
Hiroshima tomo-kouminkan PPP-BOTDA system capable of in-the-field distributed fiber sensing with 2cm spatial resolution
Li Che-Hsien, Tsutomu Tsuda, Artur Guzik, Miyuki Miyatake, Atushi Makita, Hirokazu Takano, Kinzo Kishida (NEUBREX) OFT2010-12
The paper presents enhanced Pulse-Pre-Pump Brillouin Optical Time Domain Analysis (PPP-BOTDA) method, capable of achievi... [more] OFT2010-12
pp.57-62
MI 2010-01-29
11:40
Okinawa Naha-Bunka-Tenbusu [Poster Presentation] Visualization of the medaka by 14.1T MRI microscope
Shoichiro Kanayama, Wataru Kuwabara, Tomohiro Ueno, Shin-ichi Urayama, Naoya Hatano, Naozo Sugimoto, Hidenao Fukuyama (Kyoto Univ.) MI2009-143
We are developing MRI microscope that can take high spatial resolution images of small animals such as the medaka which ... [more] MI2009-143
pp.361-366
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