The 43rd Symposium on
Computer Technology ofInformation, Systems andApplications (AIJISA 2020)
https://aijisa.org/2020/
Architectural Institute of Japan
Research Committee on Information Systems Technology■ ― Expedited Future Today― ■In order to discuss new possibilities of IT in architectural,
constructional, urban and environmental fields, AIJISA 2020 isheld. The symposium includes keynote lectures and dialogues(Exploring Life Design and Architecture after the Pandemic, BIM
Promotion Initiatives and Future Development), a number of
research and development, and practical design presentations offull and short papers etc.

② General Session
Natural Language Processing, VR, MR, AR, GIS and City planning,
Optimization, AI and Machine Learning, Parametric Design,
Interactive Presentation, BIM, Digital Fabrication, Constructionand Sensing, Environmental Engineering, Architectural Planning③ Interactive Presentation
Poster presentations (by sharing screen) and questions and answers
will be conducted using Remo. This session is open to everyone,with or without payment of the AIJISA 2020 registration fee.

3. Keynote & Dialogue<Sponsors> AppliCraft, A&A, APPLIED TECHNOLOGY, Autodesk,

KOZO KEIKAKU ENGINEERING, TSUMIKISEISAKU, FORUM8,
Fukui Computer holdings, HoloLab, Unity Technologies Japan① Exploring Life Design and Architecture after the
Pandemic[Simultaneous translation: EN – JP]

Date ————————— Dec 10 (Thu) 15:00-17:30
Coordinator ——— FUKUDA Tomohiro (Osaka Univ.)
MATSUNAGA Naomi (Lemon Gasui Ltd.)A The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Endangering Our○
CivitasDate ― December 10 (Thu) and 11 (Fri), 2020
Venue ― Online (Zoom and Remo)Registration fees ―B Immersive Social Virtual Realities: The Construction○1) with Proceedings DVD
AIJ member: JPY 8,000, Non-member: JPY 9,500,
Student (AIJ member): JPY 5,000,
Student (Non-member): JPY 5,500

C Nothing new? Architectural research for life (before○2) without Proceedings DVD
AIJ member: JPY 3,000, Non-member: JPY 4,000,
Student: JPY 1,000※You can attend all the programs for two days by payment.
※The presenters must pay by 1).
※Proceedings DVD will be mailed (Only available within Japan).
※Please attend the award ceremony on Dec 11, 17:30-17:50 if you are
eligible for the Young Presentation Award.

Registration / Capacity ― Official Web Site (Advanceapplication required) / 250 persons
For presenters: https://www.aij.or.jp/event/detail.html?productId=637361
For non-presenters: https://www.aij.or.jp/event/detail.html?productId=637157

Application deadline ― December 4 (Fri), 2020
※If you would like to receive Proceedings DVD by the day before thesymposium, please apply by November 30th. If you apply after
December 1st, Proceedings DVD may arrive after the symposium.

Contact ― Architectural Institute of Japan, Mr. Takahata
TEL: +81-3-3456-2057, E-mail: takahata@aij.or.jp

Program Overview
1. Opening Address
WATANABE Shun (Univ. of Tsukuba)
Date ― Dec 10 (Thu) 14:40-15:00

2. Full & Short Papers /Interactive Presentation
Date ― Dec 10 (Thu) and 11 (Fri)① Organized Session (OS)➊ Design Science in Computational Intelligence andArchitecture➋ Virtual and Mixed Reality for Architectural and Urban
Discipline 2020

Peter Cachola Schmal (Deutsches Architekturmuseum)of Meaning in Post-pandemic Architecture

Marc Aurel Schnabel (Victoria University of Wellington)and) after the pandemic

Rudi Stouffs (National University of Singapore)② BIM Promotion Initiatives and Future
Development
Date ————————— Dec 11 (Fri) 15:00-17:30
Coordinator ——— WATANABE Shun (Univ. of Tsukuba)
KURATA Narito (Tsukuba Univ. of Technology)

A Progress of discussion at the BIM Promotion○
Roundtable in JapanTABUSHI Shoichi (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure,
Transport and Tourism)

B “Information and classification” of BIM objects○
SHIDE Kazuya (Shibaura Institute of Technology)

C BIM and Open Standard○
YAMASHITA Junichi (CI Lab)

4. Award Ceremony & Closing Address
Date ——— Dec 11 (Fri) 17:30-17:50

5. Networking【Group Photo Session】

Date ——— Dec 10 17:30 / Dec 11 14:55【Social Gathering】
Date ——— Dec 10 (Thu) 17:40-19:10
FEE ———— The social gathering is open to everyone, withor without payment of the AIJISA 2020 registration fee.

【SNS】Taking photos and uploading them on the official website
and SNS
Twitter►https://twitter.com/aijisa2016 Hashtag ►# AIJISA
Facebook►https://www.facebook.com/aijrcist/

●Full and Short Papers / Interactive Presentation■DAY1: Thursday, 10 Dec 2020■【Organized Session I】▼ Design Science in Computational Intelligenceand Architecture 1
9:15-10:30……Room 1…………………………………………

Chair: Yuki Kobayashi (Osaka City Univ.)

1

H03 Development of an Agent for Discrete Cross-Section
Design of Planar Steel Frames Using Graph Embedding andReinforcement Learning○Kazuki Hayashi (Kyoto Univ.) and Makoto Ohsaki

2

H07 A Kernel Method for Surface Generation from Data Points○Yoshihiro Kanno (The Univ. of Tokyo)

3

H09 Shape Design of Auxetic Bending-Active Gridshell using
Particle Swarm Optimization

4

H11 A Basic Study on Segmentation of Discrete Surface using
Geometrical Invariants of Triangular Mesh

○Yusuke Sakai (Kyoto Univ.) and Makoto Ohsaki○Kentaro Hayakawa (Kyoto Univ.) and Makoto Ohsaki

5

H121 Use, Transformation and Value in Design Activities○Ichiro Nagaska (Kobe Univ.)【Organized Session I】▼ Design Science in Computational Intelligenceand Architecture 2
10:30-12:00……Room 1…………………………………………

Chair: Ichiro Nagasaka (Kobe Univ.)

6

R62 An analysis and generation method of Osaka NAGAYA’s
facade by shape grammar: −A case in Abeno, Osaka −○Yuichiro Kawai (Osaka City Univ.) and Yuki Kobayashi

7

H64 Substantial Aspect and Conceptual Aspect in Design
Cognition○Haruyuki Fujii (Tokyo Institute of Technology)【Organized Session II】▼Virtual and Mixed Reality for Architectural and
Urban Discipline 2020
9:45-12:00……Room 2…………………………………………

Chair: Narito Kurata (Tsukuba Univ. of Technology)
16 H37 A Social Experiment on Large Outdoor Display
Installation Considering Safety and Landscape Impact: A Case
Study at Shibuya Scramble Square, Tokyo○Tomohiro Fukuda (Osaka Univ.), Taro Fukuda, Katsurou Kubota, China Yamada,
Takaharu Akimoto, Yoichiro Sumi and Kazumichi Hoshino

17 H51 A Motion Vector Visualization Method on Virtual Reality:
A Pilot Project in Civic center complex, Sakaiminato○Tomohiro Fukuda (Osaka Univ.), Hideki Nada, Hiroyuki Fujii and Yoann Pencreach18 H119 Visualization of Behavior of Expansion Joints in Seismic
Isolated Buildings by Using VR Technology: The potential of VR
technology as an assistive device to make people aware of real problems○Eisuke Mitsuda (Kyoto Institute of Technology), Yui Nakanishi

19 H38 Proposal of 4D Campus Master Plan Using VR○Yuno Muraki (Kumamoto Univ.), Yasunobu Onishi

20 H14 A Sharing Method of 3D Physical Objects with Interactive
Manipulations in Real time over the Internet by Web Real time
Communication○Daichi ISHIKAWA (Osaka Univ.), Tomohiro FUKUDA and Nobuyoshi YABUKI

21 H47 Influence of the Presentation of Small-Scale Spatial
Information Using MR on the User's Perception of Design○Hideyuki Akagawa (Univ. of Tokyo), Kohei Ishida, Yuki Kadowaki and Tomonari
Yashiro22 H13 A Landscape Simulation Method with One by one Dynamic
Occlusion Using Instance Segmentation in Mixed Reality:
Image Generation Method Focusing on the Grounding for Occlusion○Mizuki Nakabayashi (Osaka Univ.), Tomohiro Fukuda and Nobuyoshi Yabuki

23 H27 Augmented reality landscape simulation system withocclusion handling that allows free movement by a small drone
Improved hardware dependency○Naoki Kikuchi (Osaka Univ.), Tomohiro Fukuda and Nobuyoshi Yabuki

8

H67 A study on neighborhood shopping streets in Tennoji,
Abeno, and Sumiyoshi

24 H24 Study on the display method of facility operations andmaintenance information using MR focusing on behavioral
characteristics○Kazuki Aze (Osaka City Univ.) and Yuki Kobayashi○Hiroki Moriyama (Kumamoto Univ.) and Yasunobu Onishi

9

H79 Verification of Stability and Reaction Value of Class
Activation Mapping: - For average visit motivation estimation AI
using deep learning○Kotaro ONO (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Tatsuya NAKANISHI, Shota NAKAMURA, andSatoshi YAMADA

10 H97 Analysis of the Probability of Visibility of Others Using
Visibility Distribution of the Space○Kei Yasuda (Kyoto Univ.), Ken Miura

11 H21 A Study of the Permutation of Design Pattern○Shun Watanabe (Univ. of Tsukuba)▼Natural Language Processing▼Virtual, Mixed and Augmented Reality 1
13:15-14:30……Room 2…………………………………………

Chair: Yasunobu Onishi (Kumamoto Univ.)

25 R23 Proposal of gesture based spatial interface associated withdesign modeling○Norihiro Kawasumi (Wakayama Univ.), Shunsuke Nakao, Yushi Inada Jin Kitagawa
and Junya Wadama

26 H25 Study on how the scent of wood influences the spatialrecognition○Miki YOSHIKAWA (Tokyo Denki Univ.), Masatoyo OGASAWARA

13:00-14:00……Room 1…………………………………………

27 R110 The effect of audio guide in architectural VR materials fordesign education

12 R66 Analysis of R D Activities of Major General Construction
Companies Using Natural Lan guage Processing: Observation

28 H08 Development of Wearable AR Learning Materials for
Clean Center Equipment

Chair: Haruyuki Fujii (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

and visualization of R D trends for use in management strategies○Hiroaki Saito (Toda Corporation)

13 R63 Factor Analysis of Occupational Accidents at Construction
Site by Text Mining○Ayane Tsuzuki (Toda Corporation), Hiroaki Saito

14 H105 A Study on the Structure of Disaster response issues
using the Text Analysis: A Case Study of the Disaster response
verification○Sotaro Tsuboi (Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution)

15 H40 A Fundamental Study on Construction of Architectural
Ontology: Extraction of concept hierarchies using embeded
representation○Hiroshi Tsunekawa (Takenaka Corporation)○Yoshihiko Ushiyama (Kanazawa Institute of Technology), Yuichi Shimokawa○Kazuto Noda (Kanazawa Institute of Technology) and Yuichi Shimokawa

29 H04 Accuracy of Landmark based Self Position Detection and
Fixation Characteristics of Each Subject○Mayu Kikuchi (Chiba Univ.), Yohsuke Yoshioka▼ Geographic Information System and City
planning 1
9:30-10:45……Room 3…………………………………………

Chair: Yuka Himeno (Oita Univ.)

30 H10 Verification of New Going to Elementary School Style by
Utilizing Mobility Technology○Tomoyuki Inaba (Univ. of Tsukuba) and Shun Watanabe

31 R52 Introduction of ICT System to Festival Space and It’s
Effect Through demonstration experiments at TOYOHASHIONIMATSURI○Akihiro Mizutani (Toyohashi Univ. of Technology), Ryoto Tokuhara, Naoto
Muramatsu and Naoki Nakagawa

●Full and Short Papers / Interactive Presentation
32 H16 A Study on The Method for Estimating True Position ofPedestrian by Use of Point-Based GPS Data
○Naoya Takagi (Osaka City Univ.) and Atsushi Takizawa

33 R102 A Study on the flood disaster damage an d evacuation byusing GIS: A case study of the Typhoon 19 Hagibis in Utsunomiya city
TOCHIGI Prefecture○Sotaro Tsuboi (Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution)

34 R128 Automatic Generation of 3 D Terrain Models f or Debris
Flow Simulation○Takahiro Murase (ChukyoGakuin Univ.), Kenichi Sugihara and Zhenjiang Shen

▼ Geographic Information System and City
planning 2
10:45-12:00……Room 3…………………………………………

Chair: Sotaro Tsuboi (Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation
Institution)

35 H44 Study on withdrawal plan of infrastructure using GIS: Quantification of the impact of bridge withdrawal on residents' lives ○Nozomi ARAKI (Ritsumeikan Univ), Satoshi YAMADA

36 H46 Research on recognition of local landscape by Information
technology○Tatsuya Miyahara (Nihon Univ.), Kiminori Nakazawa and Shunsuke Miyahara

37 R99 A Study on the Incentive Rule of Lot Consolidation andOpen Space Creation for Dynamic Simulations in Downtown
Area: Using the Sakae area in Nagoya City as a case study○Kakeru Niwa (Nagoya Institute of Technology), Toshiyuki Kaneda

38 H112 A Study on 3D Landscape Evaluation of a Castel-Town
using GIS and BIM: The reconsidering of a method for landscapedesign of the Matsumoto castle-town○Miharu Yudasaka (Nihon Univ.), Kiminori Nakazawa and Haruki Endo

39 R118 A Study on the Migration Influencing Factors ofPedestrian Traffic Volume in City Center○Nguyen Thi Huong Giang (Oita Univ.), Himeno Yuka, Furumi Yumiko and Jaehoon
Chung▼Optimization (Planning and Environment)
13:15-14:30……Room 3…………………………………………

Chair: Atsushi Takizawa (Osaka City Univ.)

40 H54 Consideration on Lighting Planning Using Genetic
Algorithms○Mizuki Nakamura (Hiroshima Institute of Technology), So Sugita

41 R114 A Study on Congestion Mitigation during Moving in a
Departmentalized Classroom System○Hiroki Fujikawa (Kobe Univ.), Yuichiro Yamabe and Akinori Tani

42 R20 Study on Arrangement Optimization for the Applied
Genetic Algorithm of Emergency Provisional Housing Based on
BIM○Kosuke Hara (Kumamoto Univ.), Yasunobu Onishi

43 R77 A Study of Building a Circulation Society by Reusing
Construction Materials Using MAS○Yuko Tokukatsu (Kobe Univ.), Yuichiro Yamabe and Akinori Tani

44 R107 Optimization of road, stores and dwelling space around arailroad station using GA○Yoshifumi Kanayama (Kobe Univ.), Yuichiro Yamabe and Akinori Tani

▼Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning 1
10:00-12:00……Room 4…………………………………………

Chair: Michio Matsubayashi (National Institute of Technology, Kushiro
College)45 H22 Automatic Generation Method of Horizontal Building
Mask Images by Using a 3D Model with Aerial Photograph sfor Deep Learning: Improvement of t raining accuracy by removing
thin clouds in aerial photographs using Generative Adversarial Network○Kazunosuke Ikeno (Osaka Univ.), Tomohiro Fukuda and Nobuyoshi Yabuki

46 H61 Deep Learning Model to Reconstruct 3D Cityscapes byGenerating Depth Maps from Omnidirectional Images and Its
Application to Visual Preference Prediction○Hina Kinugawa (Osaka City Univ.) and Atsushi Takizawa

47 R116 Study on a Dataset for Detecting Persons with Infrared
Camera Supposing to rescue in Mountainous Area
○Yusei Shiozaki (Nihon Univ.), Toshihiro Irie, Nobuaki Kobayashi and Kiyoshi Shingu

48 H124 Research on recognition of person, position andmovement for improving on site safety and productivity by deeplearning and computer vision○Kohei Ueda (Chiba Univ.), Yuki Honda, Keita Kado and Gakuto Hirasawa

49 H71 Design Generation AI based on Psychological Evaluation
using Deep Learning○Tatsuya NAKANISHI (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Kotaro ONO, Syota NAKAMURA,
Satoshi YAMADA

50 H31 Stress prediction of the structure with integrated steel
pipe piles and columns by machine learning○Yoshiya Morimoto (The Univ. of Kitakyushu)，Shinnosuke Fujita

51 R65 A Research on Automatization of Emergency Risk
Assessment for Earthquake Damage of Wooden Buildings:
Image Judgment for ‘wall damage’○Shuhei Yokoi (Kobe Univ.), Akinori Tani and Yuichiro Yamabe

52 H41 Research on airflow prediction of building ventilation
using deep learning: Library Building of Tokyo Denki University as
an example○Kai IKEDA (Tokyo Denki Univ.), Masatoyo OGASAWARA▼Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning 2
13:15-14:30……Room 4…………………………………………

Chair: Eisuke Mitsuda (Kyoto Institute of Technology)

53 H45 Detection drilling parts for machining based on deeplearning○Kento Fukumoto (Chiba Univ.), Genki Furusho, Keita Kado and Gakuhito Hirasawa

54 H125 Using Open Data Validation of Building Construction
Forecasting Model by Gradient Boosting Method○Masanori Nakagawa (TAKENAKA CORPORATION), Hideo Kitahara , Mari Katou,
Motonobu Sekoguchi

55 H43 Prediction of the action using the deep learnig: -targetting
residental population and congestion population○Shota NAKAMURA (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Kotaro ONO, Tatsuya NAKANISHI,
Satoshi YAMADA

56 R115 Discovering Design Change Pattern Through Versioning○Verina Cristie (Singapore Univ. of Technology and Design), Jason Lim and Sam C.
Joyce

57 R117 Application of lasso to water-content estimation modelingof cement paste○Satoshi Fujimoto (Utsunomiya Univ.) and Ryohei Koguchi■DAY2: Friday, 11 D ec 2020■▼Parametric Design
9:30-10:45……Room 1…………………………………………

Chair: Yuichi Shimokawa (Kanazawa Institute of Technology)

58 H06 Interactive Design of Interior Space○Xia Yu (Meiji Univ.)

59 H42 Generative Design Approach for Modeling a Rhythmic
Façade: (Case Study: Colonial Building in Kota Lama, Semarang)
Deni W SETIAWAN, ○Mustika K. WARDHANI (Ritsumeikan Univ.)

60 H69 Construction of Design Support Platform in Visual
Programming Environment: -Part 3- Extension and usage status oncomputational design tools○Hiroyoshi Satake (Shimizu Corporation), Mitsuhiro Kuroki

61 H127 Automatic Generation of 3 D Building Models by Polygon
Partitioning and Rectification for Clarifying Window Available
Wall○Kenichi Sugihara (Gifu Kyoritsu Univ.), Zhenjiang Shen and Takahiro Murase

62 H113 A Study on Generation of Framework with projection
figure of polyhedron based on Group Theory○Toshifumi Mae (National Institute of Tech., Oita College), Manaka
Tabuchi, Ryuichi Kobayashi , Yukihiro Fujimoto and Yuji Matsumoto▼Interactive Presentation
11:00-12:00 (Setup: 10:40)……Room 1………………………

Chair: Akihiro Mizutani (Toyohashi Univ. of Technology)
63 Z57 Wooden Partition Utilizing Digital Fabrication○Kota okugawa (Hiroshima Institute of Technology), So Sugita and Mizuki Nakamura

64 Z126 Interactive Traffic Simulation with LEGO Blocks: Toward
a new mobility system on the University of Tsukuba Campus
Shiori Nishimura, Yuichiro Yamamura, Keita Koyama, Kazushi Ohta, Taiga Okamoto,Natsumi Kako, ○Daisuke Shimotsu (Univ. of Tsukuba), Thorsteinsson Satoru Gunnar,
Chihiro Hashimura, Takahiro Noguchi, Hiroyasu Ando and Yoshiaki Ohsawa

●Full and Short Papers / Interactive Presentation
65 Z131 Development of Space Illumination System of Projection
Images Fitted onto Spatial Form

80 H70 Preservation and visualization of carpenter's technicaltacit knowledge: -Succession of traditional techniques with Human○Kazuto Yoshida (Kanazawa Institute of Technology) and Ritsuko Izuhara

Computer Interaction○Naoyuki KOJIMA (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Shoutarou TAKASAKI, Mai HARADA,
Chiaki TANIGUCHI, Satoshi YAMADA

66 Z132 Relationship between Unrealistic Design of Natural
Environment in Virtial Reality Space and Experience Time,
Physiological Response, and Satisfaction: -VR zone out○Itsuki KOIKEDA (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Humiko YOKOTA, Masaya MURAKAMI,
Jincho NOBUYUKI, Satoshi YAMADA▼Virtual, Mixed and Augmented Reality 2
9:30-10:45……Room 2…………………………………………

81 H122 An Autonomous Time Synchronized Digital Sensor
Module with Chip Scale Atomic Clock○Narito Kurata (Tsukuba Univ. of Technology)

82 H84 A Study on Automatic Generation of Detour Operation of
5-axis Machine by Deep Reinforcement Learning○Ryouji Fujioka (Chiba Univ.), Genki Furusho , Keita Kado and Hirasawa Gakuhito

Chair: Takeshi Fujii (Ritsumeikan Univ.)

83 H58 Analysis of design decision making timing in actual project

67 H83 Verification of the hypothesis for VR sickness reduction
based on the characteristics of height perception in virtual
reality space: ―A research on space design for virtual rearity○Satoru Furukawa (Mihama Stelle Logistics), Tomohiro Yoshida, Naiyuan Chi,
Hiroyuki Okamoto, and Shuzo Furusaka

architectural theory―○Masaya Murakami (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Itsuki Koikeda, Fumiko Yokota, Nobuyuki
Jintyo and Satoshi Yamada

68 H93 Linking Patterns between VR and Reality which Affects
Impression of VR Space: Taking a bath with VR○Fumiko Yokota (Ritsumeikan Univ), Itsuki Koikeda, Masaya Murakami, Nobuyuki
Jincyo and Satoshi Yamada

69 H85 MOST VISIBLE DISPLAY HEIGHT OF AUGMENTEDREALITY ROUTE GUIDANCE FOR THE NATURE OF
ROUTE CONGESTION○Mayu Yoshihara (Chiba Univ.), Yohsuke Yoshioka

70 H17 Study on the impact of LOD in the VR space○Mamoru Okamoto (Tokyo Denki Univ.) and Masatoyo Ogasawara

71 H12 Effects of path width on human distance perception andposition during path walking○Kenta Yonezawa (Chiba Univ.), Yohsuke Yoshioka▼Building Information Modeling
13:00-14:45……Room 2…………………………………………

Chair: Toshifumi Mae (National Institute of Tech., Oita College)
72 H05 Use of a BIM to Display Element’s Location for
Considering Possibility of Water Leakage○Michio Matsubayashi (National Institute of Technology, Kushiro College)

73 R19 Development of an Automatic Creation Program of
Quantity Estimation and Design Development Document
Creation for Emergency Provisional Housing Focusing on
Building Components Using BIM○Aono Tamaki (Kumamoto Univ.), Yasunobu Onishi

74 H55 A Study on cleaning system by cooperation of robot andBIM○Naoto Hasegawa (Hiroshima Institute of Technology), Kaito Sawa and So Sugita

75 H29 A Study on Landscape Information Modeling using BIM
part2: -An Examination of landscape elements considering time flows○Daisuke Hosoi (Nihon Univ.), Kiminori Nakazawa Shin Kobayashi and Yuki Torigata

76 R94 Study on Utilization of BIM in Office Planning: Throughthe planning experiments of individual work and group work
○Yuji Matsumoto (Kyoto Institute of Technology) and Raiki Tanikawa

77 H15 The Current Implementation Status on BIM Mandates
and BIM Execution Plans Research on BIM practices at higher
education facilities in the Northwest Region of the UnitedStates of America○Yasuyuki Yanagisawa (Tokushima Univ.)

78 H104 BIM collaboration by Small and Medium Sized
Enterprises: Hiroshima BIM Project Phase 1○So Sugita (Hiroshima Institute of Technology) Yasuhiro Tahara , Munekazu
Hasegawa , Shinnosuke Fujita , Kousou Hiraga , Mizuki Nakamura , Naoto Hasegawa ,Shota Kawaguchi▼Digital Fabrication, Construction and Sensing

84 H89 A Survey on Management of Construction Drawings in
Steel work
○Tomohiro Yoshida (Kajima Technical Reseach Institute), Satoru Furukawa , Chi
Naiyuan, Hiroyuki Okamoto and Syuzou Furusaka▼Environmental Engineering
13:00-14:45……Room 3…………………………………………

Chair: Yukiko Yoshida (Research Institute of Architecture)

85 R76 Estimation of lighting energy consumption by using
daylight analysis and lighting analysis considering with theworking hours of users○Yoshiki Inagaki (Kanazawa Univ.), Zhenjiang Shen, Kenichi Sugihara and Tatsuya
Sekiguchi

86 R108 Research on Air Conditioner Control as an Index ofPredicted Mean Vote Air Conditioner Operation Settings andMeasurement of Predicted Mean Vote and Power Consumption○Reiji Sawai (Kobe Univ.), Akinori Tani and Yuichiro Yamabe

87 H81 Creation of the 3D Digital Environmental Chart forArchitectural Design Support○Yushi Saito (Kanazawa Institute of Technology), Motofumi Marui and Hiromi Otoshi

88 H36 A Study on Boundary Setting of CFD for Ventilation in
Urban Environment: Comparison between CFD simulation and theactual survey○Reiko SAMBU (Tokyo Denki Univ.), and Masatoyo OGASAWARA

89 R02 A Study on Probability Precipitation in Kobe local
meteorological office: Calculation method of the precipitation of
return period 100 years affected by the Yodogawa-channel rainstorm○Yoshitami Nonomura (National Institute of Technology. Fukui College) and Yuuri
Shimawaki

90 H95 A Study on Probability Precipitation in Fukui prefecture(Part 1): Correlation of hourly precipitation data in plural weather

stations○Takumi Kishimoto (National Institute of Technology. Fukui College), Yoshitami
Nonomura , Yuuri Shimawaki and Michiki Tatsukawa

91 H96 A Study on Probability Precipitation in Fukui prefecture(Part 2): Calculation method the frequency of occurrence of dairy

maximum hourly amount of precipitation○Michiki Tatsukawa (National Institute of Technology. Fukui College), Yoshitami
Nonomura , Yuuri Shimawaki and Takumi Kishimoto▼Optimization (Structure)
9:15-10:45……Room 4…………………………………………

Chair: Yuichiro Yamabe (Kobe Univ.)

92 H26 Discrete surface control using isoparametric quadrilateralelements○Shinnosuke Fujita (The Univ. of Kitakyushu)

93 H30 Simultaneous optimization of shell shape and thickness
distribution using sigmoid function: -Consideration of convergence
due to difference in slope of sigmoid function○Teppei Watanabe (The Univ. of Kitakyushu)，Shinnosuke Fujita

9:15-10:45……Room 3…………………………………………

94 H32 Optimization of column arrangement for shell roofs
considering slanted columns

79 H48 Study on Tile Peeling Detection and Seismic Damage
Monitoring using Optical Fiber Sensors in Earthquake
Shaking Table Experiment95 H33 Parametric study in CLT folded-plate structure by
Opensees for Gresshopper and Wallacei○Mariko Sekine (TAIHEIYO CEMENT CORPORATION), Masatoshi Kudo, Hiroyuki
Hayano, Atsushi Teramoto, Taka-aki Ohkubo and Koichi Kusunoki

96 H34 Cross-section optimization of steel structure as acontinuous optimization problem

Chair: So Sugita (Hiroshima Institute of Technology)○Shuichiro Kominami (The Univ. of Kitakyushu)，Shinnosuke Fujita○Kairi Saito (The Univ. of Kitakyushu), Shinnosuke Fujita○Keita Takeshita (The Univ. of Kitakyushu)，Shinnosuke Fujita

●Full and Short Papers / Interactive Presentation
97 H49 Structural optimization of steel structures considering
stiffness and collapse load factor○Taisei Nishie (The Univ. of Kitakyushu)，Shinnosuke Fujita▼Architectural Planning
13:00-14:30……Room 4…………………………………………

Chair: Keita Kado (Chiba Univ.)

98 R50 Facilities' Congestion Reducing Effect by Providing
Information of Wait Time: Case Study on Cafeterias in a College andPublic Toilets Around a Concert Hall
○Kinoshita Yoshiro (Nippon Institue of Technology)

99 R80 Estimation of Pedestrians’ Walking Speed and theDistribution of Architectural Façade Elements in Their Focus
Field by Video Image Analysis: Analysis of Façades’ Effect on
Change in the Walking Speed○Tatsuya Sekiguchi (Kanazawa Univ.), Shunsuke Tsukagoshi and Zhenjiang Shen

100 R92 Classification of geometric appearance feature on eachlocation using self organizing map: －Proposal of C ross sectional
analysis method for multiple buildings by apparent size－○Takuya Shimizu (Graduate Student, Kanazawa Institute of Technology.) , Yuichi
Shimokawa, Hiroki Hirose

101 H68 An Opinion Survey of Sharing Each Other's Living
Conditions within the Remote Community Using Information
Technology○Chiaki Taniguchi (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Mai Harada, Naoyuki Kojima and Satoshi
Yamada102 H82 Development of Geometric Appearance Analysis Tool for
Feature to Architectural Space: Proposal of method analyzing
geometric appearance feature of views from openings○Hiroki Hirose (BIM LABO Corporation), Yuichi Shimokawa

103 H130
Research
OnIntelligent
InfillCommunication And Health For the Elderly

Supporting○Akiko Watanabe (Toyo Univ.), Naoki Matsumoto, Spiga Fabrizio Daniele, Sung eun
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13:15-14:30

13:15-14:30

13:15-14:30▼Natural Language Processing▼Virtual, Mixed andAugmented Reality 1▼Optimization (Planningand Environment)▼Artificial Intelligence andMachine Learning 2

14:40-15:00
Dec

Opening Address WATANABE Shun10

15:00-17:30

Thu

Keynote & Dialogue “Exploring Life Design andArchitecture after the Pandemic”- The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Endangering Our
P Civitas: Peter Cachola Schmal
M - BImmersive Social Virtual Realities: The
Construction of Meaning in Post-pandemic
Architecture: Marc Aurel Schnabel- Nothing new? Architectural research for life
(before and) after the pandemic: Rudi Stouffs- Coordinator: FUKUDA Tomohiro and
MATSUNAGA Naomi

17:30
Group Photo

17:40-19:10
Social Gathering

9:30-10:45
A ▼Parametric Design
M 11:00-12:00 (Setup: 10:40)

9:30-10:45

9:15-10:45

9:15-10:45▼Virtual, Mixed andAugmented Reality 2▼Digital Fabrication,
Construction and Sensing▼Optimization (Structure)

13:00-14:45

13:00-14:45

13:00-14:30▼Building Information
Modeling▼Environmental
Engineering▼Architectural Planning

Interactive Presentation

14:55
Dec

Group Photo11

15:00-17:30

Fri

P
M

Keynote & Dialogue “BIM Promotion initiatives
and Future Development”- Progress of discussion at the BIM Promotion
Roundtable in Japan: TABUSHI Shoichi- “Information and classification” of BIM objects:
SHIDE Kazuya- BIM and Open Standard: YAMASHITA Junichi- Coordinator: WATANABE Shun and KURATA
Narito17:30-17:50
Award Ceremony & Closing Address- FUKUDA Tomohiro and NAKAZAWA Kiminori▼:103 full & short papers presentations [15 min. (12 min. presentation and 3 min. discussion)] which include organized sessions. 4 interactive presentations.