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Day 1: November 19, Saturday, 10:00-17:30


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Soshikan Hall will open for registration at 9:30.
 
[Morning]
 10:00-10:10 Opening Speech by
Dr. Kiyofumi Kawaguchi, Chancellor, Ritsumeikan University
 10:10-10:40 Keynote Speech 1:
Dr. Makoto Nagao, Director, National Diet Library
"The National Diet Library’s Efforts on Creating a Digital Library"
 10:40-11:10 Invited Speech 1:
Dr. Akihiro Kinda, President, National Institutes for the Humanities
"NIHU’s Project to Promote Resource Sharing"
 11:10-11:20 Break
 11:20-11:50 Keynote Speech 2:
Prof. Simon C Lin, Principle Investigator (PI) of International Collaboration and Promotion of Taiwan e-Learning and Digital Archives Project, TELDAP
"From Digital Archives to Digital Humanities"
 11:50-12:20 Special Discussion by
Dr. Makoto Nagao, Dr. Akihiro Kinda, Prof. Simon C Lin, and Prof. Kozaburo Hachimura
 12:20-14:00 Lunch

[Afternoon]
14:00-17:00 Joint Sessions
14:00-14:30 Kyoto Culture Research Group (Prof. Masaaki Kidachi); and
Prof. Seishi Namiki, Director, Museum and Archives; and Director, Center for Education and Research of Cultural Heritage, Kyoto Institute of Technology
14:35-15:05 Prof. Ryo Akama, Japanese Culture Research Group; and
Dr. Ellis Tinios, Honorary Lecturer, University of Leeds
15:10-15:40 Prof. Keiji Yano, Historical GIS Research Group; and
Prof. Peter Bol, Director, Center For Geographic Analysis Institute for Quantitative Social Science, Harvard University
 15:40-15:55 Break
15:55-16:25 Prof. Mitsuyuki Inaba, Web Technology Research Group; and
Prof. Geoffrey Rockwell, University of Alberta
16:30-17:00 Prof. Kozaburo Hachimura; Digital Archiving Technology Research Group; and
Prof. Hongbin Zha, Center for Information Science, School of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science, Peking University
 17:00-17:30 Closing Remarks of the Day by
Prof. Kozaburo Hachimura
 18:30- Reception
After the completion of the first day’s program, we will have a reception for all the guests and participants of the Symposium.

 

Poster Presentations and Demos on Days 1 and 2 (November 19 and 20)


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During the time of the symposium, the Center’s young researchers will set booths for poster presentations and demos at the Multipurpose Room, Art Research Center, Kinugasa Campus, Ritsumeikan University

  • Akihiro Tsukamoto:
    “Unfolding the Landscape Drawing Method of Rakuchū Rakugai Zu Screen Paintings in a GIS Environment,”
    “The Drawn Area of Published Kyoto Maps in the Edo Period,” and
    “Precision Research of Surveyed Maps of Kyoto in the 17th Century”
  • Toshikazu Seto, Ayako Matsumoto, and Takafusa Iizuka:
    "GIS-Based monitoring systems for Kyo-machiya in Kyoto city"
  • Takashi Kirimura:
    “Social Atlas of Kyoto in the 20th Century”
  • Masako Yamamoto and Naomi Akaishi:
    “Distribution of Dyeing and Weaving Manufacturers from ‘Large-scale Maps of Kyoto City’”
  • Tatsunori Kawasumi, Takanori Hashimoto, Yutaka Takase, and Keiji Yano:
    "Construction of Virtual Nagaoka-kyo 3D map and landscape simulation"
  • Tatsunori Kawasumi:
    "GIS-Based Landscape Visualization and Visibility Analysis of the Mountain View in Heian-Kyo, a Capital City of Ancient Japan"
  • Atsuko Oya and Manabu Ueda:
    “Digital Reconstruction of Kanamaru-za Theater”
  • Takaaki Kaneko:
    “Construction of a Printing Block Digital Archive and its Use in Studies of Early Modern Publishing”
  • Monika Bincsik and Shinya Maezaki:
    "Fostering International Cooperation to Create a Digital Archive of Japanese Decorative Arts"
  • Kohei Furukawa:
    “Digital Reconstruction of Kanamaru-za Theater”
  • Liang Li:
    "Virtual Yamahoko Parade in Kyoto Gion Festival"
  • Alejandro Toledo:
    "Visual Recommendations from Japanese Historical Diary"
  • Worawat Choensawat:
    "The Use of Labanotation for Choreographing a Noh-Play"
  • Kingkarn Sookhanaphibarn:
    "Visual Analytics Tool for Visitor Circulation"

 

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