Update: October 10th, 2016

Announcement
The 61st Autumn Conference of the Remote Sensing Society of JapanThe 61st Autumn Conference of the Remote Sensing Society of Japan will be held on 1-2 November 2016 at the
Niigata TERRSA,Japan.
1. Date:

1-2 November, 2016

2. Venue:

Niigata TERRSA (Kinrousha Sougou Fukushi Center)
Address: 185-18 Shumoku, Chuou-ku, Niigata, 950-1141 Japan(Access : http://www.n-terrsa.jp/access/ )3. Registration Fee:
Member 5,000 Yen, Student Member 2,000 Yen, Non-Member 7,000 yen, including a CD-ROM of
Proceedings. (Registration fee of the presenters of Special session, the members of Transdisciplinary
Federation of Science and Technology, Korean Society of Remote Sensing or Chinese Society of
Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing are as same as the Member and Student Member fees)
5,400 Yen for a Proceedings(CD-ROM) only.
No registration free for undergraduate and graduate students to attend sessions only (no proceedings).
4. Anouncement for Speakers< Oral presentation instrument >The total of 15 min. for an oral presentation including discussion. A first bell is at 8 min, and second bell
is at 10 min. to complete presentation.
Oral presenters need to bring and use your own computers for presentation. A PC projector will beavailable for your presentation< Poster presentation instrument >The size of Poster board is W90cm x H180cm. This board is best for a poste in A0 size but it is available
for a B0-size poster because there ia a large distance between two boards.
Application Posters can be display on the board during two days.
A core time of presentation is 40 min. During your core time, you should stand by your poster and presentit.
5. Time Table and Programs
Please see next page.
6. Other Information:
・ Banquet will be held on the 1st November, after completing sessions
・ This conference is supported by the Convension Subsidies Program from Niigata prefecture andNiigata city.

The 61th Spring Conference of the Remote Sensing Society of Japan

2016.10.8

Water/Ice (Room A，November 2nd (Wed.) 9:30-10:45)
An attempt on simultaneous estimation of oil film thickness and temperatures using
ASTER/TIR images (3)Bathymetric retrieval in shallow water using hyperspectral sensor

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〇Y.Takahashi, H.Tonooka

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Observation of fast ice discharge event on Lützow-Holm Bay by satellite data

○T.Yamanokuchi, K.Doi, K.Nakamura, S.Aoki, K.Shibuya

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Area change analysis of small glacial lakes in short periods using ALOS-2 and Landsat-8○H. Nagai, T. Tadono, S. Suzuki

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Detection of permafrost degradation in far northeastern Siberia using multiple sensors○T. Sakai, T. Matsunaga, S. Maksyutov, S.Gotovtsev, L. Gagarin, T. Hiyama, Y.
Yamaguchi◯S. Kakuta, E. Ariyasu, Y. Numata, T. Takeda

SAR (Room A，November 2nd (Wed.) 11:00-12:00)
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A correction of ionospheric effects on InSAR using POLSAR data

〇S.Ito, H.KimuraA

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Comparison of Volume Scattering Models for POLSAR Data Analysis○T.Tsuzuki, H.Kimura

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Backscattering analysis for the 2015 Kinu River flood using ALOS-2 PALSAR-2○Y. Kwak, Y. Iwami

9Development of early deforestation detection algorithm (advanced) with PALSAR2/ScanSAR for JICA-JAXA program (JJ-FAST)○Manabu Watanabe, Christian Koyama, Masato Hayashi, Yutaka Kaneko, Masanobu
ShimadaA

System (Room B，November 1st (Tue.) 10:00-10:45)
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An applicability of feature composite moving image inducing visual illusion for UAV-based
concrete surface inspection
Proposal of texture information usage in high-resolution image classification

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A flexible data receiving system for the small earth observation satellite providers○H.Yokotsuka

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Download and correction system for Himawari-8 data

〇T. Nemoto, M. Kitsuregawa○T.Yamashita, S.Katsuo, K.Nakamura, K.Hirota, H.Kojima, H.Ohwada○K.Yakuwa, K.Nakamura, H.Wakabayashi

Land（1） (Room B，November 1st (Tue.) 16:00-17:30)
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Estimating leaf chlorophyll content of deciduous species using hyperspectral reflectance○R. Sonobe, Q. Wang

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An observational study of canopy temperature in paddy field by UAV remote sensing○K.Tanaka, A.Hama, A.Kondoh

B7Growth parameters estimation of rice plant by UAV remote sensing (1)○A.Hama, K.Tanaka, A.Mochizuki, T.Hirata, H.Arai, R.Yawata, Y.Higuchi

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Growth parameters estimation of rice plant by UAV remote sensing (2)○A.Kondoh, A.Hama, K.Tanaka, A.Mochizuki, T.Hirata, H.Arai, R.Yawata

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9Long term monitoring of paddy rice using full polarimetric ground-based circularly polarized
synthetic aperture radar○Y. Izumi, T. Watanabe, M. Z. Baharuddin, S. Demirci, H. Yang, J. T. Sri Sumantyo

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10 Spectral algorithms for optical satellite sensors and their application to smart agriculture.

○Y. Inoue, M. Yokoyama, E. Sakaiya, H. Goto, Y. Ohshita, N. Maki, K. Nakamura

Atmospher (Room B，November 2nd (Wed.) 9:30-10:45)

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Fluorescence properties of atmospheric aerosol detected by lidar Strong fluorescence from○. Shiraishi, M. Hayashi, K. Mizutani, M. Yasui, A. Takami, A. Yoshino
liquid aerosol layers
12 Biomass burning aerosols from space and/or ground○M. Yasumoto, S. Mukai

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Behavior of iterative solutions of surface reflectance and optical depth in simultaneous
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15 Estimation of land surface emissivity for atmospheric modeling data assimilation○N.Hirose

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Report of vicarious calibration for GOSAT in Railroad Valley, NV, Dependence of spectralreflectance relation to BRDF and solar phase angle○T. Arai, T. Arai, T. Matsunaga

Land（2） (Room B，November 2nd (Wed.) 11:00-12:00)

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A proposal of causal and trigger factor influence maps according to slope failure types andpairwise comparative strategy
Damage assessment of urban areas due to the 2015 Nepal earthquake using TerraSAR-X
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18 Initial validation of the 30 m-mesh global digital elevation dataset (AW3D30) by PRISM

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Effect of De-noising Filters in Increasing the Consistency of NDVI Time Series Data : Case
Study of Indonesia○Yosuke SEKINE , Hirohito KOJIMA○R. Bahri, W. Liu, F. Yamazaki○T. Tadono, H. Nagai, H. Ishida, F. Oda, S. Naito, K. Minakawa○Sanjiwana Arjasakusuma, Y.Yamaguchi

Observation instrument (Room B，November 2nd (Wed.) 14:50-15:50)
Development of visible and near infrared camera system for mounting on small UAV and its
application to paddy observation

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21 Development of Vibration and Valiance monitering Radar VirA

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22 Onboard Calibration Status of ASTER TIR ? Second Report○Hitoshi Nohmi, Shigekazu Sakai, Yasunao Matsumoto, Su Di, Tomonori Nagayama,
Ikuo Shirai , Osamu Kujubu○F. Sakuma, M. Kikuchi, H. Ono

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23 Calibration and validation activities for ALOS-2/CIRC and CALET/CIRC○H. Tonooka, M. Asaki, T. Sugamiya, M. Sakai, K. Nakau, A. Kumeta, S. Kato

○T.Terui, K.Nakamura, H.Wakabayashi

Land（3） (Room B，November 2nd (Wed.) 16:00-17:00)
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24 Evaluation of creating conditions for land-use and land-cover maps using Landsat-8 OLI○M. Ishihara, K. Nasahara , T. Tadono

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25 Updates of JAXA high resolution LULC map in Japan (Version 16.09)○J. Katagi, K. Kobayashi, T. Tadono, K. NasaharaB

26 Development of “SACLAJ” a multi-temporal ground truth dataset of land cover○K. Kobayashi, K. Nasahara, T. Tadono, F. Ohgushi, M. Dotsu, R. Dan

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Fundamental study on land-cover classification using multi-polarized SAR data with textural〇N.Samuta, W. Liu, F. Yamazaki
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Special Session (Room A，November 1st (Tue.) 10:00-12:00)
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A history of chlorophyll fluorescence imaging -from cell to global observation-

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Photosynthesis and chlorophyll fluorescence○Kenji Omasa○K. Hikosaka

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SIF observed by satellite remote sensing and future perspective○Hibiki M. Noda,

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Development of a new plant canopy sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence model that is
capable of incorporating various leaf-level models
Stand-off measurement of vegetation fluorescence on the canopy level under insolation

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Ground measurement of SIF: example in crop land and forests○T. Kato, K. Tsujimoto, K. Nasahara, T. Akitsu, J. Asanuma, K. Ono, A. Miyata

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Air-borne LIFS (Laser-Induced Fluorescence Spectrum) lidar for satellite (FLEX) vegetation
fluorescence monitoring○Y. Saito, T. Tomida, K. Mizatani, K. Shiraishi○H. Kobayashi, H. Kobayashi, Wei Yang
○Kenji Kuriyama, Naohiro Manago, Koki Homma, Hiroaki Kuze

Application (Room B，November 1st (Tue.) 10:00-10:45)
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Expansion of Artistic Expression by using ALOS-2○M. Ohki, H. Suzuki

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Damage evaluation and 3D modeling of the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake by UAV flights〇K.Kubo, R.Tanabe, F.YamazakiU

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Deep learning for tree classification using airborne hyperspectral data

○S. Odagawa, T. Takeda

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Geological interpretation for Sn-W exploration using DEM slope image in Tanintharyi Division,〇M. Mitsuishi, T. Tanaka, H. Nakamura
Myanmar.
5 Road crack classification using Convolutional Neural Network for road surface condition○T.Shinohara, Yonghe Li, Mitsuteru Sakamoto, Toshiaki Satoh
6 Hyperspectral image classification based on Boosted Rotation Forest○J.XIA, A.IWASAKI
Recognition of Washed Away Buildings Using Deep Learning based on High Resolution○Y.Ishii, M.Matsuoka, R.Nakamura, S.Hikosaka, T.Imaizumi, A.Fujita, R.Ito
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Satellite Images Captured after The Great East Japan Earthquake
8 Estimation of an Optical Image from a Polarimetric SAR Image Using a Relational Model○T. Toizumi, H. Toriya, K. Senzaki, Y. Senda
9 Operational use of remote sensing and GIS for production management of brand-name rice ○E.Sakaiya, R.Mikami, H.Ono, M.Terada, K.Suto, Y.Inoue
10 Detection of wildlife by using airborne sensor system ~ Use of LP data ~○S.Miyasaka, A.Tamura, N.Yoshida, S.Unome, Y.Osaki, H.Kitani
Teaching practice and evaluation of science and technology education using interferometric
11○Y. Ito, H. Ikemitsu
SAR processing and outcomes
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The Study on Applicability of InSAR Analysis to Measuring Displacement of Fill Dams

(Core Time : Odd numbers 13:00-13:40／Even numbers○Yasunari morita, Daisuke sango, Sho shimizu, Yoshikazu fukushima, Kazuo
yoshikawa, Hiroyuki sato, Aoi onodera

Comparison of an ALOS-2 / PALSAR-2 decomposition image with a SPOT image for crop
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type classification
Fundamental study on soil moisture variations under vegetation influencing L-band SAR○C. Koyama, M. Watanabe, M. Sato, K. Schneider, M. Shimada
backscatter ? implementations for the development of an advanced forest monitoring system
A Study for Surface Rupture Extraction Methodology by Combining DInSAR Results and○D.Sango, M.Omata, Y. Kohriya
Terrain Representation Images
Ground deformation measurement by InSAR time-series analysis using GPS data
○S. Rokugawa, T. Nakamura
PS Points Corresponding and Displaying System Using Digital Surface Model○H. Toriya, K. Senzaki, M. Tsukada
Monitoring tundra lake ice using C-band synthetic aperture radar◯Y. IKeura, K. Nakamura, H. Wakabayashi
Evaluation of phase noise of TerraSAR-X data by Interferometric technique○T. Nonaka, T. Asaka, K. Iwashita, F. Ogushi
Conceptual study on next generation X-band airborne synthetic aperture radar system○S.Kojima, T.Kobayashi, T.Matsuoka, T.Umehara, J.Uemoto, A.Nadai
Recent variations of glacial lakes in the northern Tien Shan
M. Daiyrov, ○C. Narama, Y. Mori, Tsutomu Yamanokuchi, Takeo Tadono
Study of monitoring method for landslides in Niigata , Nagano, and Kumamoto prefs., using○S.Satou, C.Narama, T.Yamanokuchi, T.Tadono
ALOS-2/PALSAR-2 data
Method of display for results of ground surface deformation analysis○T. Nakamura, S. Rokugawa
Time series monitoring of ground deformation in Bangkok, Thailand〇T.Miyashita, Y.Nakayama
The Application of Interferometry SAR Data Analysis and Particle-based Simulation for○Yessy Arvelyna, Sato Takayoshi, Tomita Kunihiro, Hosomi Koichi, Itoh Hanae
Landslide Disaster Observation (Study Case in Kumamoto Prefecture)
Study of classification of spectral reflectance characteristics and estimation of chlorophyll○S. Nahara, T. Shimomaia concentration and turbidity using in-situ observation data
Attempt of estimation method of Chl-a concentration in the brackish by using of MODIS and○J.Nagatomi, J.Nagatomi, T.Shimomai
comparison of atmospheric correction method
Applicability of the spatial features of vegetation distributions to urban structure analysis○Y.Matsuda, H.Uematsu, K.Kumagai
Optical properties in the sea ice for fluorescence observation of ice algae in lagoon Saroma- ○K. Asakuma, T. Nakatani, N. Kida
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Efficiency of aerosol retrieval system○T. Fujito, S. Mukai, M. Nakata
Possibility of cloud discrimination of satellite images by the deep learning〇J. Yamamoto, H. Tonooka
Development of quick-look production program for Landsat 8 OLI images as an open source○K.Kon, Y.Iikura
software
The impact of the different generation procedures of support vectors against GOSAT-2〇Y. Oishi, H. Ishida, R. Kudo, T. Yamagishi, T. Y. Nakajima
CAI-2 L2 cloud discrimination
A comparison of land-cover classification maps for satellite image processing○R.Ishioka, Y.Iikura
Multiframe image processing using Himawari-8 2.5 minutes interval Images○T.Sugimura, Y.Uchida, S.Aoyama, T.Asaka
Spectral parameters estimation for high-resolution wind profiler radars○M. K. Yamamoto, S. Kawamura, H. Okamoto, Y. Fujiyoshi
Characteristics of the land surface temperature distribution in central Tokyo by highhigh○Y. Nakayama
resolution satellite and LANDSAT thermal data
Producing reference data sets for global land cover validation using FLUXNET information○N.Soyama
Experimental Observation of Surface temperature in Hakone Volcano (Owakudani) using the○T. Jitsufuchi
Airborne Radiative Transfer spectral Scanner for a Single-Engine aircraft ( ARTS-SE )Evaluation of the value of the forest in 23 wards of Tokyo by hedonic approach○Yusuke Kobayashi, Hideyuki Fujii, Aya Yamamoto
Similarity of the characteristic terrain by various geospatial informarion and urbanization○K.Isobe, T.Sugimura

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(Core Time : Odd numbers 13:00-13:40／Even numbers 14:00Estimation of the number of floors in a low-rise residential area by shadow analysis of a high〇Y. Kurebayashi, H. Tonooka
resolution image and 3D modeling○Zhang Naijia
Practical use of red relief map for LiDAR data processing○L. Zhu, T. Furuichi
Methodology Development of Land Category Change Detection
Validation of extraction methods of marine debris in the Sea of Japan using satellite images ○T. Aoyama
A Study for Monitoring Rice Growth using a Small Laser-Scanner onboard a UAV System○N.Odaka, K.Takahashi
The archaeological investigation of the central Jawa applying the advanced remote sensing〇K.Inoue, Josaphat Tetuko Sri Sumantyo, Agus Hartoko
technology〇H.Takadama, C.Narama, Y.Mori, A.Yamamura, N.Tomiyama, T.Yamanokuchi,
Spatial distribution and development of mountain permafrost in the northern Tien Shan
A study of rice growth monitoring by the small laser scanner○Yusuke Ichikawa, Kazuyoshi Takahashi, Yasuhiro Higuchi
Drone-based remote sensing of crops and soils and its application to smart agriculture.
○Y. Inoue, M. Yokoyama, Y. Ohshita, D. Miyama, H. Goto, K. Ote
The distribution of rockfall and topographic change in Shirouma-Daisekkei, the Northern
H.Hata, ○C.Narama, K.Fukui
Japanese Alps
Annual mass balance of mountain glaciers in the Northern Japanese Alps
〇R.Yamamoto, C.Narama, K.Fukui
Investigation on recalibration of ASTER/TIR in a low temperature range〇M. Asaki, H. Tonooka
An attempt on cross calibration between Terra and Aqua/MODIS in the 10 to 13 μm region 〇T. Sugamiya, H. Tonooka(3)
An attempt on thin-ice classification using thermal infrared multispectral images（3）〇R. Susa, H. Tonooka
Relationship between factors responsible for air temperature dropping and pervious surface○K.Iwata, H.Uematsu, K.Kumagai
distributions around observation points
A study on the compatibility of the brightness temperatures between Himawari-8/AHI and○Y.Oguro, S.Ito, T.Konishi, K.Tsuchiya
Landsat-8/TIRS
Analysis of thermal environment in center region in Tokyo by using Worldview-3 image and○J.Muramoto,LANDSAT-8/TIRS image.
Monitoring of plume activity of the 2013-2015 Nishinoshima eruption with satellite optical○Keiichi Fukui
sensors
Detection of thermal anomaly using Sentinel-2A data
○S. Kato, R. Nakamura
A Study of the Method for Estimating Seasonal Changes of NDVI in a Paddy using Multi〇A.Iwamochi, K.Takahashi
Years MODIS images
Rice field extraction using DTW on time-series of MODIS NDVI data
○F. Mahmood, A. Kondo, A. Kimura, K. Mochizuki
Classification of agricultural land including unused area in Kushiro river basin using Landsat-8○A. Sakuma, S. Kameyama, S. Ono, T. Kizuka, H. Mikami
OLI surface reflectanceA study of image-classification method using Landsat images for developing “a map of rice〇T.Sakamoto, K.Okamoto, N.Ishituka, David Sprague
planted area”
Forest type classification over Gujyo city using NDVI based on phenology○Yoshio Awaya
An algorithm of estimating gross primary production : Focus on using the weather data based○K.Muramatsu, K. Mabuchi, N. Soyama
on climate model
Development of global gross primary production capacity estimation algorithm : consideration○E. Yoneda, K. Muramatu
of detecting condition for Chlorophyll Index data with outlier
Change detection method of JICA-JAXA Early Warning System in the Tropics○T.Ogawa, K.Ishii, M.Shimada, Manabu Watanabe, Y.Kaneko, T.Watanabe, M.Hayashi
Understanding of forest structure using full waveform LiDAR data
○Y.Maeda, A.Fukushima, K.Honda, Y.Imai
Thematic mapping of bamboo forest distribution using multi-temporal Landsat-8 OLI data and○N. Hara, H. Shimazaki
Random forest classification algorithm
Time series evaluation of vegetation restoration from Sumatra earthquake disaster by using○K.Yoshihara, H.Hashibadifferent resolution
resol tion satellite remote sensing.
sensing
Determination of bamboo forest distribution in Keihanna area using multi-temporal Landsat-8○F.Ochiai, K. Muramatsu, M. Daigo, N. Soyama
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