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

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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