Invited Papers Sessions

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Call for Invited Papers Sessions

Call for papers

[For possible organizers]

Proposals of “Invited Papers Sessions” are very welcome!

Persons, who wish to propose an Invited Papers Session, submit the proposal with title and abstract to the Secretariat of ICTSS2021 <ictss@e-jikei.org>.
In the proposal, the followings should be written.

* Title and abstract of the proposed Invited Papers Session.

* List of minimum 3 planned papers with author-names, authors-institutions, paper titles and paper abstracts.

　

[For possible authors]
Authors, who wish to submit one of “Invited Papers Sessions” listed below, should contact with the session chairman/organizer directly.
The revised manuscripts are encouraged to submit to one of the following journals.
[1] Journal of Technology and Social Science (JTSS)
[2] Journal of Mechanical and Electrical Intelligent System (JMEIS)
[3] Japanese Journal of Social Safety and Privacy (JpnJSSP)  * The manuscript should be written in Japanese language.

[Conditions of papers included in Invited Papers Sessions]

* The papers included in “Invited Papers Sessions” are printed “Invited Papers” in the conference proceedings.

* Registration fees are the same as the other authors’ papers in the conference.

* The organizer/chairman of each "Invited Papers Session" will choose “Best paper award” and “Best presentation award” during his/her "Invited Papers Session". The general co-chairs of ICTSS2021, Prof. Fujii, Prof. Magdaraog and Prof. Serikawa, will provide the awards according to their choices/selections/decisions.

* The organizer/chairman of each "Invited Papers Session" is responsible to the reviewing process.

* The organizer/chairman of each "Invited Papers Session" can be the reviewer and/or can assign the reviewers, and make the recommendation of rejection or acceptance to the general co-chair of ICTSS2021, Prof. Fujii, with the result of the review.

Among the papers submitted to the conference as general papers, some of them might be recommended to be included in one of the Invited Papers Sessions.

List of Invited Papers Session (under expanding!)

Invited Papers Session 01
[Organizer]
Prof. Yusaku Fujii

Professor, Gunma University (Japan)
[Title] Distancing-Free Mask as a Social Infrastructure that Eliminates Lockdown
[Abstract]
In this session, “Distancing-Free Mask”, which eliminates the lock down, and the social infrastructure using this mask will be discussed.

This mask simultaneously achieves the four items, (1) complete screening of viruses, (2) lightweight body, (3) easy breathing, and (4) inexpensive manufacturing costs, at a high level by precise control of pressure and flow rate inside the helmet. The wearer of this mask, just like the antibody carrier, cannot be infected itself with the virus, nor infect others with the virus. (Japanese Patent Application 2020-113097).

Currently, a combination of "new lifestyle" and "Lockdown (= going out control, behavior control, business control, economic regulation)" is being taken around the world. Since there is no prospect of developing a vaccine or treatment method, there is no prospect of leaving the current situation.

Distributing the "Distance-Free Mask" to each citizen means having a simple and reliable means of converging the infection. Even under the worst infection spread situation, people can go out as long as they wear "Distance-Free Mask". Organizers of events such as the Tokyo Olympics need only take measures in anticipation of situations where masks are mandatory.

 [Reference]

Save the world by distributing Distancing-Free Mask!

http://www.e-jikei.org/site/Perfect_Mask.htm

Invited Papers Session 02
[Organizer]
Prof. Haruo Kobayashi

Professor, Gunma University (Japan)
[Title] Analog/Mixed-Signal/Power Supply Circuits and Their Related Technology
[Abstract]
This session discusses analog/mixed-signal/power supply circuits and their related technology, which are very important for Internet-of-Things (IoT) and green environment.

It covers wide range from fundamental theory to industry applications, and also from basics to the state-of-the art, as well as their education.

Invited Papers Session 03
[Organizer]
Prof. Takao Yamaguchi

Professor, Gunma University (Japan)
[Title] Numerical Simulation, Theoretical Analysis and Experiment for Complicated Dynamic Phenomena
[Abstract]
In this session, we will discuss about numerical simulation, theoretical analysis and experiment for complicated dynamic phenomena. This session covers the following topics and key words (e.g. multi-physical phenomena, waves, damped vibration, impact, sound, dynamic phenomena including reaction of living bodies, energy dissipation).

Invited Papers Session 04
[Organizer]
Prof. Mitra Djamal

Professor, Institut Teknologi Bandung (Indonesia)
[Title] Trend of Sensors Development and Their Applications during the Covid-19 Pandemic
[Abstract]
The development of science and technology enables the manufacture of sensors that is smaller, more lightweights, cheaper, and better performance than the conventional. This resulted in increasing the use of sensors in many applications, such as household appliances, research equipments, automotive industries, medical equipments, and other equipments. The role of sensors, in the last 10 years, are more important because people want to have a better life, e.g. safer, healthier, and more comfortable. In this session will be informed trend of sensors development and their applications in life now and in the future, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Invited Papers Session 05
[Organizer]
Prof. Yuki Aoki

Associate Professor, Gunma University (Japan)
[Title] AI/ICT applications and education
[Abstract]
In the shift to Industry 4.0 (Society 5.0 in Japan), the use of ICT such as AI is essential. This session will focus on the development and practice of applications, including education.

Invited Papers Session 06
[Organizer]
Prof. Seiji HASHIMOTO

Professor, Gunma University (Japan)

Dr. Song XU

Lecturer, Jiangsu University of Science and Technology (China)

[Title] Measurement control, estimation, and diagnostic technology that connects academia and industry
[Abstract]
In recent years, due to the diversification of data and the sophistication of computing, the development of intelligent measurement control, estimation, and diagnostic technology that makes full use of IT and AI has been promoted. The purpose of this session is to know the latest needs in the industrial world and share information between the academic world and the industrial world through the presentation of applied technologies from these basic theories. We are looking for a wide range of presenters from universities and companies regarding research results related to measurement control, estimation, and diagnostic technology.

Invited Papers Session 07
[Organizer]
Prof. Jakrapong Kaewkhao

Associate Professor, Nakhon Pathom Rajabhat University (Thailand)
[Title] Lanthanide 3+ ions doped in glasses and crystals for phtonics application
[Abstract]

Invited Papers Session 08
[Organizer]
Prof. Osamu Takaki

Associate Professor, Gunma University (Japan)
[Title] Technologies and ethics for social digitalization
[Abstract]
Social digitalization or data utilization throughout the entire society has a major effect on our society, which are not only benefit but also negative effects. In this session, we will discuss technologies for safe social digitalization, which include data analysis for social decision making and privacy protection. We will also discuss issues of social digitalization from the viewpoints of social science, especially, ethical issues of social digitalization.

Invited Papers Session 09
[Organizer]
Prof. Nobuaki Nakazawa

Professor, Gunma University (Japan)
[Title] Measurement of human motions and human interface
[Abstract]
Human interface plays an important role to display user’s intent. This session aims to provide opportunities to discuss advanced technologies for measurement of human motions and human interface, human-machine interaction, and human communication, etc.

Invited Papers Session 10
[Organizer]
Prof. Seiichi Serikawa

Professor, Kyushu Institute of Technology (Japan)
[Title] Sensing system and its application to support safety and security
[Abstract]
In Japan, the declining birthrate and aging population have become a serious problem in recent years. In addition, people's values are diversifying due to the rapid progress of globalization. Under these situations, a simple and easy-to-use interface for everyone is needed in order to realize comfortable, secure and safe society. In particular, input interfaces such as sensors are used in various fields. For example, due to the influence of COVID-19 pandemic, there increases a need for non-contact sensor that operates with simple operations. In a room in house, a voice interface such as Alexa is used. Outdoors, a vehicle equips with automatic recognition and automatic braking system. In a factory, a mobile robot with a function of recognition is introduced, in order to increase productivity against declining birthrate. Thus, a sensing technology that supports human safety and security is more and more important in various fields. In this section, studies on sensing systems and its applications are invited in a wide range of fields.

Invited Papers Session 11
[Organizer]
Prof. Shinichi Maruyama

Professor, Gunma University (Japan)
[Title] Analysis and Experiments on Vibrations
[Abstract]
In this session, we will discuss on the wide area of topics related to analysis and experiments on vibrations, for example, utilization of vibration, suppression of vibration, stability, identification, chaos, self-excited vibration, parametric excitation, random vibration, impact vibration, vibration of continuous body.