Prof. Fujishiro delivered an invited lecture entitled “Visual exploration of time-dependent multi-dimensional datasets” for 2021 International Summer School on Visual Analytics held in Zhejiang University, China. See more details at 2021 ZJU International Summer School on Visual Analytics.
A paper on a data visualizer FORSETI developed in the KAKENHI Project on computational forensics was published in The Visual Computer : Baoquin Wang, Yume Asayama, Malik Olivier Boussejra, Hideki Shojo, Noboru Adachi, Issei Fujishiro: “FORSETI: A visual analysis Read more…
At the AI / Advanced Programming Consortium sponsored by Keio University, Nishida, a second-year master’s student, received the Educational Contribution Award in recognition of his achievements as a lecturer in the seminar program. A G-SHOCK watch was also presented as Read more…
An early access paper on a simple detection of deficient visual field boundary in the KAKENHI Project with the University of Yamanashi was published in IEEE Access. Changtong Mao, Kentaro Go, Jianjun Li, Yuichiro Kinoshita, Kenji Kashiwagi, Masahiro Toyoura, Issei Read more…
The latest result of visual field deficiency compensation through the use of edge indicators in the KAKENHI Project with the University of Yamanashi was published in The Visual Computer: Mr. Xi Zhao (D2) is the second author of this paper. Read more…
Ohkawara gave an oral presentation at the educational paper session of Eurographics 2021. This presentation is based on “Experiencing GPU Path Tracing in Online Courses,” published in Graphics and Visual Computing. Masaru Ohkawara, Hideo Saito, Issei Fujishiro: “Experiencing GPU path tracing Read more…
A paper on the cloud-based CG educational material used in “Visual Computing II”, one of the visual computing courses at Keio University, has been accepted for publication in the international journal Graphics and Visual Computing. Masaru Ohkawara, Hideo Saito, Issei Fujishiro: Read more…
It was notified by JSPS that a new KAKENHI Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A) [FY2021—2025], for which Prof. Fujishiro serves as the principal investigator, was informally adopted: ELITE：Development of an Expertise Acquisition Platform Based on Provenance Management and Deep Learning Read more…
In the board meeting of IPSJ (Information Processing Society of Japan) dated March 26th, 2021, Prof. Fujishiro was approved to be elevated to a 2020 fellow for his achievement of pioneering works and education/dissemination in the area of computer visualization.
The latest result of color vision deficiency compensation in the KAKENHI Project with the University of Yamanashi was published in IEEE TMM: Zhenyang Zhu, Masahiro Toyoura, Kentaro Go, Kenji Kashiwagi, Issei Fujishiro, Tien-Tsin Wong, Xiaoyang Mao: “Personalized image recoloring for Read more…