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Day 2: November 20, Sunday, 9:30-17:30
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Soshikan Hall will open for registration at 9:00. | |||
[Morning] | |||
9:30-10:30 | Young Researchers’ Presentations in Showcase Style
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10:30-10:45 | Break | ||
10:45-12:00 | Young Researchers’ Presentations in Panel
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12:00-13:30 | Lunch / Poster Presentations and Demos at the ARC | ||
[Afternoon] | |||
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13:30-14:00 | Keynote Speech 3: Mr. Joe Earle, Vice-President, and Director, Japan Society Gallery at Japan Society "Digitization in an Age of Austerity" | ||
14:00-14:20 | Invited Speakers: Dr. Alfred Haft, Project Curator for Japanese Art, British Museum "Advanced Digital Technology at the British Museum" | ||
14:20-14:40 | Invited Speakers: Mr. Koji Tanabe, Director, Kyoto Culture Association "The Development of the Kyoto Digital Archives" | ||
14:40-14:50 | Break | ||
14:50-15:20 | Panel Discussion: by Mr. Earle, Dr. Haft, Mr. Tanabe, Prof. Masaaki Kashimura (Keio University), and Prof. Akama (MC) | ||
15:20-15:40 | Break | ||
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15:40-16:10 | Invited Speakers: Prof. Neil Fraistat, a founder of centerNet; and Director, Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities, University of Maryland "Digital Humanities Centers and The New Humanities" | ||
16:10-16:40 | Invited Speakers: Prof. Jieh Hsiang, Chair of centerNet Asia Pacific; and Director, Research Center for Digital Humanities Distinguished Professor in Computer Science, National Taiwan University "Digital Humanities in Asia Pacific – a Progress Report" | ||
16:40-16:50 | Break | ||
16:50-17:20 | Panel Discussion: by Professors Fraistat, Hsiang, Kozaburo Hachimura, and Mitsuyuki Inaba (MC) | ||
17:20-17:30 | Closing Remarks by Prof. Ryo Akama |
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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