International Symposium Series on Mechanical Systems Innovation
Takeda Conference Hall, The University of Tokyo

International Symposium on
Innovative Aerial/Space Flyer Systems
December 10, 2004
9:00-9:20 Opening Addressees
Kimihiko Hirao (Dean, School of Engineeringg,
The University of Tokyo, Japann)Toshio Nagashima (The University of Tokyo,Japaan
President, The Japan Society for Aeronauticaal
and Space Sciencess)
Plenary Oral Session 1: Micro Aerial Vehicle / Unmannedd
Air Vehicle (Design 1)
9:20-10:05 Recent Advances in IARP (Innovative Aeriaalf Tokyyo
Part 1: AirplanePart 2: Rotorcraft Kazuro Kageyama and Hideaki Murayamma(The University of Tokyo, Japann)
10:05-10:40 The autonomous MAV "Caroloo"
Marco Buschmann (Mavionics GmbH, Germanyy)
10:40-11:00 Coffee breaak
11:00-11:35 Aerodynamics of Insect Flighht
Keiji Kawachi (The University of Tokyo, Japann)
11:35-12:00 Demonstration Flight of World's Smallest Autonomouuson Coo.
Osamu Miyazawa (Seiko Epson Co., Japann)
12:00-13:20 Lunch breaak
Plenary Oral Session 2: Micro Aerial Vehicle / Unmanned Air Vehicle (Design 2)
13:20-13:55 Design and Development Test of a New VTOL, Cyclocopteer
Sang Joon Shin (Seoul National University, Koreaa)
13:55-14:30 A Deviation of Guidance Laws for UAVs Formation Flighht
Joseph Z. Ben-Asher (echnion, Israell)
14:30-15:05 Autonomous Control of Coordinated MAVs for Urbaan
Search and Rescuue
Tomonari Furukawa (The University of New South Wales, Australiaa)
15:05-15:20 Coffee breaak
15:20-15:55 Computational and Experimental Investigationnsof Low-Reynolds Number Flows Characteristics around MAV
AV
Chongam Kim (Seoul National University, Koreaa)
15:55-16:30 Paving the Way for Miniature Aerial Vehicles (MAVV)
Roland Decuypere (Royal Military Academy, Belgiumm)
Plenary Oral Session 3: Micro Aerial Vehiclee /Unmanned Air Vehicle (Propulsion 1)
16:30-17:05 New Engine and Thermodynamic Cycle ofTusas Aerospace Industries Unmanned Air Vehiclle
Ibrahim Sinan Akmandoor(Middle East Technical University, Turkeyy)
17:05-17:40 Research and Development of MicrooEngines for Flight Micro-Vehicles (Russian Wayy)
Leonid Yanovskiy (Central Institutteof Aviation Motors (CIAM), Russiaa)a)

December 11, 2004
Plenaary Oral Session 4: Micro Aerial
Vehiccle / Unmanned Air Vehicle (Propulsion 2)
9:00-9:35 Micro Air-breathing Laser SpikeEngine Propulsion
In-Seuck Jeung(Seoul National University, Korea)
Heat Balance in Micro Gasturbines
Rene. A. Van den Braembussche(von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Belgium)
10:100-10:30 Coffee break
Geneeral Oral Session: Related Fundamental Research
10:400-11:00 Aircraft Design Education at University of TokyoUAV/MAV Student Design Projects
Kenichi Rinoie (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
11:000-11:20 Composite Way of Contributing towards MAVs withComposites
Takahira Aoki (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
11:200-11:40 Nano/Pico Satellite Research and Future Vision at
University of Tokyo
Shin-ichi Nakasuka (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
11:400-12:00 Multidisciplinary Design Optimization for Innovative AircraftTokyo, Japan)
ospace Propulsion
12:200-12:40 Cluster Fan VTOL
Shiki Iwase (Japan Space Exploration Agency (JAXA), Japan)
12:400-14:00 Lunch break
Shorrt Oral and Poster Presentation:
IARP
P (Innovative Aerial Robot Project) at UT
Presentation by young faculty members andthe graduate students
14:000-15:00 Short Oral Presentation(Three minutes per person)
15:000-16:00 Poster Session(Coffee and Refreshment)
16:000-16:10 Closing
Nobuo Takeda (The Universityof Tokyo Japan)

18:00-20:00 Reception atForest Hongo Hoteel

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