The 51th Symposium on Visualization in Japan was held in Otaru, where Rikuo Uchiki recieved the 34th Visualization Society of Japan Award (Technical Award). Rikuo Uchiki, Issei Fujishiro：”Advanced Framework for Learning Astrophysical Knowledge (AFLAK),” The 34th Visualization Society of Japan Read more…
The Journal of The Japan Society for Simulation Technology, Vol. 42, No. 2, which contains Special Features on “ Frontiers of Visualization Research” guest-edited by Prof. Fujishiro, is now available. In addition to the summary of these special features, Prof. Read more…
The 8th Open Symposium of the Science Council of Japan (SCJ) “Visualization Contributing to Scientific Knowledge Generation” was held at the SCJ Auditorium in Nogizaka, Tokyo. The theme of the symposium was “Cross-disciplinary digital visual thinking.” Prof. Fujishiro gave an Read more…
At the 6th Hagura Prize Memorial Lectures, Prof.Fujishiro introduced the naked-eye stereoscopic viewing system, which received the HaguraPrize last November. Mr. Tokunaga (D2) gave an on-site demonstration of the actual system.
A SAM team project on automatic generation of vignette illustrations was accepted for 2023 JSPS KAKENHI Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Research (Exploratory). This project will be conducted over the next 3 years.
Ishitobi (D3), Nishidate and Yokota (M2) were awarded at CGVI190.
The 3rd VCS (Visual Computing Seminar) will be held on July 12. The speaker is Chandrajit Bajaj, a professor at University of Texas at Austin. The title is “Principled Learning to Model our Dynamic Environments” see more details on VCS Read more…
A paper on a SAM system called DVF authored by J. Hoshikawa (ME, March 2023) was published in the Journal of the Society for Art and Science. Jun Hoshikawa, Issei Fujishiro: “DVF: Semiautomatic reproduction of perceptual images of virtual scenes Read more…
The 50th anniversary celebration of the Visualization and Information Society of Japan was held at Kogakuin University, Shinjuku, Tokyo, and Prof. Fujishiro was awarded the Distinguished Service Award. Since 2009, he has served two terms as a vice president, the Read more…
The 2nd VCS (Visual Computing Seminar) will be held on June 6. The speaker is Kunio KONDO, a professor emeritus at Tokyo University of Technology. The title is “NPR に未来はあるか－コミュニケーションを助ける理解と表現－” see more details on VCS page