International Conference on Fisheries Engineering 2019

ICFE2019
ProgramSaturday, 21st September
Time

Main Hall (Room 1)

13:00 – 13:15

Welcome speech

13:15 – 14:00

Keynote presentation

Room 2

Rooms at 3rd floor

Nobuo Kimura
14:10 – 14:55

15:20 – 17:20

Keynote presentation

Keynote presentation

Ilana R. Zalmon

Kyounghoon Lee

Oral presentations

Oral presentations

18:00 – 19:30

Poster presentations and exhibitions(with drink & snacks)

Sunday, 22nd September
Time

Main Hall (Room 1)

Room 2

09:00 – 12:20

Oral presentations

Oral presentations

12:00 – 14:00

Rooms at 3rd floor

Poster presentations and exhibitions(lunch will be served)

14:00 – 17:40

Oral presentations

Oral presentations

Monday, 23rd SeptemberTime

Main Hall (Room 1)

09:00 – 12:00

Symposium “Marine Renewable Energy and Fisheries

Rooms at 3rd floorEngineering”
12:00 – 13:30

Poster presentations and exhibitions(lunch will be served)

13:30 – 17:00

Symposium “Marine Renewable Energy and Fisheries
Engineering”

18:30 -Banquet at Luke Plaza Hotel (Shuttle bus will be operated)

Tuesday, 24th September
Excursion (optional): Meeting at Nagasaki Port Terminal at 08:20.
Check http://nagasaki-terminal.jp/english/ for meeting point.
1Oral Presentations
Saturday, 21st September
Plenary session (Main Hall)
TimeID

13:00 – 13:15

Title

Presenter

Welcome speech

Shinya Otake
Shigeru Kohno

13:15 – 14:00

K001

Keynote: Fisheries Engineering, today and tomorrow, for robust
Nobuo Kimura
fisheries

Room 1 (Main Hall) for Fishing ground development researchTimeID

Title

14:10 – 14:55

S101

Keynote: Past, Present and Near Future on Artificial Reef

Presenter
Ilana R. Zalmon

Research
15:20 – 15:40

S102

Design of Creating Fishing Ground by Artificial Reefs in Japan

Shinya Otake

15:40 – 16:00

S103

Artificial reef in France: state of the art and last innovative

David deprojects

Monbrison
Jun Lin16:00 – 16:20

S104

Development status and future trend of Marine ranching in China

16:20 – 16:40

S105

The diversity of artificial reefs in Southeast Asia and the way
Jarina Mohd Jani
forward16:40 – 17:00

S106

Development and Utilization of Artificial Reefs in Korea

17:00 – 17:20

S107

The “Frontier Fishing Ground Enhancement and Development

MoonOck Lee
Masashi Yamazaki

Project” in the EEZ of Japan2

Saturday, 21st September

Room 2 for Fishing boat and gear researchTimeID

Title

14:10 – 14:55

S201

Keynote: Biomass Estimation of Krill in the Antarctic Sea using

Presenter
Kyounghoon Lee

Hydro-acoustics
15:20 – 15:40

S202

Monitoring fishing operations of crab gill-net fishery along theKeigo Ebata
coast of Laem Phak Bia, Phetchaburi province, Thailand

15:40 – 16:00

S203

Changes in net shape of two survey trawl nets by different depths
Jungmo Jung*in the East China Sea

16:00 – 16:20

S204

3D simulation of the set net fishing capture process using a boids
Yuki Takahashi
model

16:20 – 16:40

S205

Diseases among Fishmen during the six years and program forShuji Hisatsune
improving health of Fishmen

16:40 – 17:00

S206

Promoting Efficient Energy Use in Fishing Vessels: Improvement
Thaweesakof hauling devices and freezing system. a case study in Pattani
Thimkrap
Province, Thailand

17:00 – 17:20

S207

Simulation of carbon dioxide emissions in Japan by theconstruction prediction of the electric and fuel-cell vessels inRyuzo Takahashi

aquaculture*, presentation by student.

3Sunday, 22nd September
Room 1 (Main Hall) for Researches on Fishing port, communities and fishing ground development
TimeIDTitle

09:00 – 09:20

S301

Methods and Problems with Creation of Evacuation Rules forPresenter
Kouki Abe*

Fishing Boats in the Event of a Tsunami
09:20 – 09:40

S302

Effective Operation of Work Vessels in Fishing Port Construction
Shimpei Nagano
Using ICT

09:40 – 10:00

S303

Formation factors of kelp bed on boulder bottom and application toYuhi Hayakawa
fishing ports design

10:00 – 10:20

S304

Release of sea cucumber Apostichopus japonicas Juveniles into
Takashi Kamo
artificial reefs of scallop shells installed in fishing port

10:40 – 11:00

11:00 – 11:20

S305

S306Quantitative Analysis of Computerization for Operations of theMasamitsu

Fish Market - Case Analysis of Ofunato Fish Market -Nakaizumi

Cultural Role of Fishery Villages at the World Heritage Fishery
Ground and a Trial of Seafood Traceability in Munakata, Fukuoka,

Satoquo SeinoJapan
11:20 – 11:40

S307

Building a Portal Site for Effective Fishing Village Information
Akira Nagano
Transmission

11:40 – 12:00

S308

Business continuity plan for the production and distribution ofTakuji Goto
marine products obtained from fishery areas

12:00 – 12:20

14:00 – 14:20

S309

S310

Case Analyses in Start-up and Expansion of Homestay Tourism inMasamitsu

Fishing Villages.

Nakaizumi

The Effects of Marine Protected Area on Resource of Snow CrabHiroshi Miura
Chionoecetes Opilio

14:20 – 14:40

S311

Estimation of artificial reef effect range on resource density ofJapanese butterfish Hyperoglyphe japonica and red seabream

Nariaki Inoue

Pagrus major in the waters of Iki Islands, Nagasaki, Japan
14:40 – 15:00

S312

Understanding feeding behavior of Sebastes thompsoni via
Shinsuke Tosha
biotelemetry

15:00 – 15:20

S313

Integration of various techniques to determine fish attraction
Khyria Swaleh
performance around anchored Fish Aggregating Devices (aFADs)
Karama*in Goto Islands, Japan

15:20 – 15:40

S314

Installation of Fish Enhancing Devices in Southeast Asian Waters:
Nopporn Manajit
Case study in the coastal areas of Thailand4

15:40 – 16:00

S315

Development of fisheries grounds overlaid with broken stones for

Ryogen Nambu

recovery of Asari clam resources in coastal regions
16:20 – 16:40

S316

Persistent macroalgal beds in the warming waters of southwest
Japan: a trophic cascade in a marine protected area with artificial

Shigeru Kawamatareefs
16:40 – 17:00

S317

The present situation of seaweed beds and development of fishing
Kenjiro Ura
ground in shallow waters of Nagasaki Prefecture

17:00 – 17:20

17:20 – 17:40

S318

S319

An experimental study on wave force acting on high-rise artificial

Akiyoshireefs

Nakayama

Analysis on the moving behavior of Sea urchin according toGeunchang Park*
stimulus*, presentation by student.

5Sunday, 22nd September

Room 2 for Fisheries instrumentation and others
TimeID

Title

Presenter

09:00 – 09:20

S401

Effects on the WIB OSHMS program of Fishmen

Shuji Hisatsune

09:20 – 09:40

S402

Introduce to the Chonnam National University Training ship Sae
Dong Baek -Specializing in acoustic equipment, report of EK80

Doojing Hwang

noise test and sampling gear09:40 – 10:00

S403

Electronic System of ASEAN Catch Documentation Scheme: an
Namfon Imsamrarn
Effective Fisheries Management Tool

10:00 – 10:20

S404

Distribution of fish in the Antarctic Ross Sea

Wooseok Oh*

10:40 – 11:00

S405

Noise removal for species identification of fish and plankton

Byeongjo Kang*

11:00 – 11:20

S406

Comparison of Density Estimates between Scientific echosounder
Inwoo Han*
and Acoustic camera system for Moon Jellyfish (Aurelia coerulea)

11:20 – 11:40

S407

A new monitoring methodology for counting bluefin tuna in net
Akira Hamano
pens -I

11:40 – 12:00

S408

A new monitoring methodology for counting bluefin tuna in net
Ikuo Matsuo
pens II

14:00 – 14:20

S409

Introduction of feeding adjustment model and general-purpose
Kaito Hattori*
aquaculture management web site

14:20 – 14:40

S410

Comparison of feature-based classifier and CNN-based deepYi Jun Ling*
learning for fish monitoring in complex environment

14:40 – 15:00

15:00 – 15:20

S411

S412

Fishery Resources Survey in the Gulf of Thailand with preliminary

Pontipa

finding on marine debris

Luadnakrob

Studies by TUMSAT on marine plastic debris, including microTadashi Tokaiplastics

15:20 – 15:40

S413

Detecting microplastics from marine sediments via staining

15:40 – 16:00

S414

A Study on Fish Aggregation Device for Bycatch Reduction andToshiro Hata
Kyounghoon Lee

Fish Shoal Behavior Using Flow Visualization Analysis
16:00 – 16:20

S415

Visualization of rotational swimming patterns in oblate jellyfish

Pyeon Yongbeom**, presentation by student.

6Posters
Poster presenters should stay beside their posters to discuss with participants in following times.
DateOdd poster ID numbers

Even poster ID numbers

st18:00 – 18:30
12:00 – 12:50

18:30 – 19:00
13:00 – 13:50

Saturday, 21 September
Sunday, 22nd September
ID
P01

Title

Presenter

The distributed characteristics of fish schools on the Marine Ranching Area aroundSara Lee*the Ulleung-do

P02

Occurrence of barnacle larvae around the marine renewable energy test fields inShigenobu Takeda
Nagasaki, Japan

P03

Trial Operation of Fishery Environmental Monitoring utilizing Off-grid Renewable
Takeshi Kubota
Energy Generation System

P04

Example of fishing ground development using anchored FADs in Japan

Kenta Suda

P05

Different seasons at fish aggregating devices (FADs) in Goto Islands

Chiyo Takahashi*

P06

Isoyake Recovery Technique using artificial substrata in Japan

Akira Watanuki

P07

Optimal deployment of marine forest reefs considering a marine algae spore release
Jongkyu Kim
and flow in real seas

P08

Capacity building at an elementary school on Tsushima Island for adaptation toHidefumi Hatashimamarine environmental changes

P09

Collaborative Research of ISOYAKE ecosystem degradation in Coastal Protected
Satoquo Seino
Areas in Tsushima, Nagasaki, Japan

P10

Utilization Measure of Unused Fish Based on the Logistic Theory ~ Case of ProductKiyotaka Yuguchi
Development Used with Mottled Spinefoot in Jogashima Island~

P11

Why do Japanese fishermen not wear life jackets? -considerations based on
Hideyuki Takahashi
interviews of fishermen who tried them on-P12

Hook gape and width selectivity for demersal fish in bottom longline fishing

P13

Use of short branch lines for saving labor in a Japanese large-distant-water type

Ryunosuke Nakabe*
Kosuke Yokota

tuna longline fishery
P14

The hydrodynamic performance and flow field visualization of biplane-type otter
Zhiqiang Liu*board

P15

Comparison of Ship-board Noise Level of Diesel Propulsion System with ElectricKenichi Shimizu
Propulsion System around 1000GT Training Ship

P16

Promotion of Energy Conservation in Fishing Boat on Remote Islands

Hiyoyasu Mizoguchi

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P17

Digitization and classification of fishing hooks by image analysis

P18

Fishing catch effect and energy saving effect by introduction of LED fishing lamps

Takahito Kojima
Yoritake Kajikawa

to coastal squid fisheries
P19

Development of a scallop aquaculture monitoring system using a mobile phone
Yoshinori Miyamoto
network and an ultrasonic telemetry

P20

Artificial Intelligence for Automatic Feeding of Aquaculture Fish

P21

Identification of Antarctic Krill (Euphausia superba) and lanternfish (Electrona

Motonori Saeki*
GeunNi Lee*carlsbergi) Using Frequency Difference method
P22

Novel method for estimating body mass of reared red sea bream using stereo
Tatsuya Tanaka*
imaging

P23

Squid meat as biomaterial electrodes to detect fish electrocardiographic signals
Kisuke Ikegami*without human handling.

P24

Relationship between underwater spectral irradiance and limit of photography underKazuhiko Anraku
non-illumination condition

P25

Temporal and spatial variability of bottom water temperature in the deep ocean

Mitsuharu Yagi

P26

Visual survey results of floating marine debris in the offshore area around Japan

Mao Kuroda*

P27

Flow Analysis in Circular Aquarium of Aquaculture algae spore release and flow inKoichi Tsubogo
real seas

P28

Culturing the only-one pearl: Developing identification and nucleus dropout
Yoshiki Matsushita
prevention techniques for new aquaculture*, presentation by student.

8Symposium (Monday,23rd September)Time

Presentation title

Presenter

9:30

Opening remark

Shigenobu Takeda
Director, Organization for Marine Science and Technology,
Nagasaki University, Japan

9:45

Keynote: Habitat-creation potential is a key

Hideaki Nakata

issue of the sustainable development of marine

Emeritus professor, Nagasaki University, Japan,

renewable energy
10:30

Marine Spatial Planning for Offshore Wind

Jan Matthiesen
Director, Policy and Innovation, The Carbon Trust, UK

11:00

11:30

How to keep the balance between supporting

Hsin-Ming Yeh

fisheries and developing offshore wind

Division Chief, Marine Fisheries Division, Fisheries Researchenergy: A preliminary study in Taiwan

Institute, Taiwan

Collision risk assessment of marine organisms

Daisuke Kitazawa

to the tidal energy facilities

Professor, Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo,
Japan

12:00

Lunch break

13:30

Interaction of MRE and marine organisms:

Benjamin Williamson

Active acoustic assessment

Lead Scientist, Environmental Research Institute University of theHighlands and Islands, UK

14:00

Interaction of MRE and marine organisms:

Itsumi Nakamura

Can fish cam monitor the environment?

Assistant professor, Organization for Marine Science andTechnology, Nagasaki University, Japan

14:30

Offshore wind energy and the fishing industry

Michael Polin NE USA

Senior Marine Fisheries Biologist, Massachusetts Division ofMarine Fisheries, US

15:15

Voices of fishers for Offshore Wind Farm

Shinji Kirihara

development

Professor, Institute of Regional Innovation, Hirosaki University,
Japan

15:45

Hydrogen fuel cell-powered fishing vessel:

Jun Miyoshi

utilization of MRE for fisheries

Principal researcher, National Research Institute of Fisheries
Engineering, Japan

16:15

Wrap-up9