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Faculty of Engineering, Department of Information & Computer Engineering
- Professor
- Hideyuki SHIMADA
- Research Field
Applied computer engineering
- Keyword(s)
Computer graphics, Image processing, GIS
- Research theme
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- Visualization of measurement results
- Development of cloud oriented GIS
Outline of research activitiesWith the spread of Mobile Mapping System (a vehicle equipped with GNSS, laser scanners and cameras), huge point clouds are being accumulated rapidly. My study is to make effective use of this data in current road-related measurement system. And also I’m trying to display this as a high-speed 3DCG via the Internet.
- Desired cooperation
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- GIS
- Visualization of measurement results
- Road-related measurement systems
- Disaster-related information systems
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Faculty of Engineering, Department of Information & Computer Engineering
- Professor
- Kengo KATAYAMA
- Research Field
Computational Intelligence, Mathematical Optimization, Algorithm Engineering
- Keyword(s)
Intelligent Algorithms, Machine Learning, Scheduling
- Research theme
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- Optimization Algorithms for Graph, Routing, Scheduling Problems
- Development of High-Performance Algorithms such as Evolutionary Computations, Metaheuristics, and Local Search
- Development of Effective Machine Learning Algorithms
- Development of Smart Information Systems, Disaster Prevention Systems, etc.
Outline of research activitiesMetaheuristic algorithms such as simulated annealing, iterated local search, genetic evolutionary algorithms are known to be effective optimization methods that can be used for various problems in engineering field. Our research interests are developments, improvements and analyses of high-performance evolutionary algorithms and metaheuristic algorithms based on local search for optimization problems such as Maximum Clique Problem, Graph Coloring Problem, Quadratic Assignment Problem, Facility Location Problem, Vehicle Routing Problem, Scheduling Problems, etc.
- Desired cooperation
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- Solutions and Optimizations for scheduling, routing, selections, and placements in business
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Faculty of Engineering, Department of Information & Computer Engineering
- Professor
- Noriaki NISHIKAWA
- Research Field
Multi-Agent Simulation
- Keyword(s)
Crowd Dynamics, Simulation
- Research theme
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- Constructive understanding of crowd behavior
- Societal implementation of crowd simulation technology
Outline of research activitiesI am currently conducting researches on pedestrian flow modeling, simulation, and optimization. There are two reasons for investigating pedestrian flow. One is to solve the day-to-day problems of crowded public spaces, such as stations, shopping malls, pavements and many other places. The other is to optimize evacuation procedures from densely buildings and urban centers in case of an unpredicted event.
- Desired cooperation
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- Simulation researches on human behavior
- Researches on multi-agent simulation