The 6th Annual Meeting of the Society for Bioacoustics, 20-22 November 2019, Tsukuba

The 6th Annual Meeting of the Society for Bioacoustics will be held at Tsukuba Center forInstitutes from Wednesday through Friday, 20-22 November 2019.

1The Organizing Committee Members

Chair

Takuma TAKANASHI

Secretariat

Ryo NAKANOMemberTomonari AKAMATSU

MemberKaoru ASHIHARA

MemberMemberMemberKazuko TSUCHIHARA
Nami UECHI
Hiromi MUKAI

2Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute(FFPRI) (Japan)
National Agriculture and Food Research
Organization (NARO) (Japan)
National Research Institute of Fisheries Science(Japan)
National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology (Japan)
Tohoku Gakuin University (Japan)
NARO (Japan)
FFPRI (Japan)

Sponsor, Cosponsor and Supports

The meeting is sponsored by the Organizing Committee of the 6th Annual Meeting of theSociety for Bioacoustics. The meeting is co-sponsored by The Research Committee ofBioacoustics, the Acoustical Society of Japan.
We thank academic supports for Symposium on ‘Insect Bioacoustics and Biotremology’
to societies listed below:◆Auditory Research
Meeting of the AcousticalSociety of Japan◆The Japanese Society ofApplied Entomology andZoology◆Zoological Society ofJapan◆The Institute of NoiseControl Engineering ofJapan◆Union of JapaneseSocieties for InsectSciences◆Biomimetics NetworkJapan

We express our gratitude for the financial supports given by groups listed below:◆SECOM Science andTechnology Foundation◆Polytec Japan

1◆TOYO Corporation

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Meeting Announcement

Dates and time: Wednesday 20 November through Friday 22 November 2019.
Venue: Tsukuba Center for Institutes, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science andTechnology (2-20-5 Takezono, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-0032, Japan)<http://www.mext.go.jp/a_menu/kokusai/kouryucenter/english/index.htm>
Language: All presentations and discussions are in English.
Presentations: Contributed papers will be presented either as posters or oral presentations.
Banquet: The banquet will be held in the Thursday evening, 21 November 2019 inTsukuba.
Awards: Presentation awards are granted to excellent presentations. The award ceremony
will be held on Friday 22 November 2019.

3.1 Joining the Society
You have to be a member of the Society for Bioacoustics, to present a paper at the Annual
Meeting as the first author or a corresponding author. If you have not yet joined theSociety, please contact the Secretariat through the Web page <http://bacoust.org/?page
id=23&lang=en> of the Society and apply. The annual membership fee is as follows.
Member for an employed person

7,000 yen

Member for a postgraduate student

3,000 yen

Member for an undergraduate student

1,000 yen

*A postgraduate student and an undergraduate student are allowed to present posters
without the memberships, but the Society will not select non-member students for theawards.

3.2

Registration at the Meeting Site

Registration starts at 12:00 on Wednesday 20 November 2019 at the 2nd floor of Tsukuba
Center for Institutes (See 5 Map). Participants who have pre-registered may pick up theirbadges and registration materials including Conference Proceedings at the registration desk.
The registration fee for those who have not pre-registered is 11,000 yen for members
and 18,000 yen for non-members, and 6,000 yen for student members and non-members

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3.3 Presentations
Please bring your own computer and an appropriate connecting adaptor/cable if necessary,
when you are allotted to oral presentations. Only a video projector with VGA
connections, a screen, and loudspeakers will be prepared by the organizer. Poster boards
and fastening materials will be provided. The space for each poster is 118 cm wide and174 cm tall.

3.4

AwardsPresentation awards are granted to excellent presentations. The award winners will beselected from both oral and poster presenters. You have to be a student member or a regularmember who obtained a PhD degree within the last three years in order to apply forAwards. You have to indicate that you would like to apply for the Awards when you submit
your abstract. The award ceremony will be held at 11:20 on Friday, 22 November 2019.

3.5

BanquetBanquet will be held at ‘Inca Rose’ (Address: 19-6 Higashi 3ria, Tsukuba. See 5 Map). It
takes about 5 min on foot from the meeting place, Tsukuba Center for Institutes. Preregistration is required for reserving a seat for the banquet.

3.6

Symposium on ‘Insect Bioacoustics and Biotremology’Symposium on ‘Insect Bioacoustics and Biotremology’ will be held at 13:00-16:20 on 20
November 2019. The symposium is opened for people who have not pre-registered, as wellas participants who have pre-registered.

3.7

Special Exhibition‘Panoramic sound and underwater panoramic sound’ will be presented by Kaoru
Ashihara (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology).
Panoramic sound is the technology that offers tools and methods for capturing,transmitting and reproducing a full spherical spatial sound. Spatial sound can be captured
with a palm-sized recording system and transmitted online with low network cost. At theclient side, it can be reproduced either through the headphones or multi-loudspeakersystem.
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In this exhibition, features of the technology will be briefly outlined, and some soundclips will be demonstrated. Sound clips recorded in the water will be presented, too. Do notmiss it!

4 Venue and Transportation
The meeting site of Tsukuba Center for Institutes is located at the center of Tsukuba, which
is close to Tsukuba station. It takes about 15 minutes from Tsukuba station to the meetingsite on foot via pedestrian deck (see 5 Map). It takes about 45 minutes from Akihabara
station in Tokyo by Tsukuba express to Tsukuba station. From Narita airport, it takes about55 min by bus.

5 Map of the Meeting and Banquet placesBanquet place:

Inca Rose
Meeting place:

Tsukuba Center for Institutes
文部科学省研究交流センター

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Building of the Tsukuba Center for Institutes:

Oral presentations
Registration

WCSpecial

Posterexhibition

presentations

Entrance

Note that eating and drinking in the Internal Conference Hall for oral presentations isprohibited.
For details on location, visit the website of Tsukuba Center for Institutes<http://www.mext.go.jp/a_menu/kokusai/kouryucenter/english/005.htm>.

6 Wireless Internet ConnectionsThere is no service at Tsukuba Center for Institutes.

7 WeatherThe average temperature in Tsukuba in November varies between 7 to 16 degrees
Celsius. It is likely to rain seldom in November.

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8Program

Wednesday, 20 November 2019
12:00

Starting Registrations

13:00–16:20

Symposium on ‘Insect Bioacoustics and Biotremology’

13:00–13:05 Opening Remarks, Takuma Takanashi
13:05–13:55 Symposium talk (S1)Valerio Mazzoni
Applied Biotremology: the vibrational mating disruption and other
innovative techniques
13:55–14:20 Symposium talk (S2)Takahisa Miyatake
Death-feigning behavior and arousal from it by vibration stimulus ina beetle
14:20–14:45 Symposium talk (S3)
Takuma Takanashi
Vibration sense and its application to pest control in longicorn beetles
14:45–14:55 Break
14:55–15:20 Symposium talk (S4)Ryo Nakano
Applied Bioacoustics: the ultrasonic flight disruption and other
ecological aspects in moths
15:20–16:10 Symposium talk (S5)James F. C. Windmill
Moth ears to bat echolocation: inspiring sensors to sonar systems
16:10–16:20 General Discussion
16:20–16:55

Mixer and Poster Session

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Thursday, 21 November 2019
9:00

Starting Registrations

9:15–9:25

Opening Remarks, T. Takanashi & K. Ashihara
Opening Remarks and Introduction to Special Exhibition

9:25–10:40

Oral session 1, Chair: T. Akamatsu
Soundscapes in Sea and Forest

9:25–9:55

Invited talk (OI1): G. Latha
Monitoring Soundscape in the Indian and polar waters

9:55–10:15

O2: Tzu–Hao Lin
Learning discriminative bioacoustic features by deep-listening
wildlife sounds

10:15–10:40 Invited talk (OI3): Kaoru Saito
Cyberforest: http://www.cyberforest.jp
10:40–10:55

Break

10:55–11:55

Oral session 2, Chair: R. Nakano
Vocalization in Birds

10:55–11:15 O4: Chihiro Mori
Coordination of song and dance in a songbird courtship behavior
11:15–11:35 OA5: Yoshimasa Seki
Emergence of sound sequences in vocalizations of cockatiels
11:35–11:55 O6: Kenta Tomyta
Differences between motor control for whistle and that for
vocalization; a neuro-psychological test in a sound imitation task
11:55–13:10

Lunch

13:10–14:25

Poster session 17

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14:25–15:35

Oral session 3, Chair: V. Mazzoni
Insect Biotremology I

14:25–14:55 Invited talk (OI7): Nataša Stritih–Peljhan
Advances in insect biotremology: from sensory physiology toecotremology
14:55–15:15 OA8: Valeria Fattoruso
Vibrational communication of the greenhouse whitefly Trialeurodes
vaporariorum (Westwood) (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae)
15:15–15:35 O9: Kenkichi Kanmiya
Disruption of specific mate recognition system: vibrational signaling
through substrate in hemipteran and dipteran pests by Acetylated
glyceride and Flonicamid
15:35–15:50

Break

15:50–16:55

Oral session 4, Chair: N. Stritih–Peljhan
Insect Biotremology II

15:50–16:15 Invited talk (OI10): Hiromi Mukai
Sensing vibrations in eggs: a common synchronous hatching systemin subsocial stinkbugs
16:15–16:35 O11: Sabina Avosani
Vibrational signals and correlation between female sexual maturity
and signalling activity in Philaenus spumarius (Hemiptera:Aphrophoridae)
16:35–16:55 O12: Harriet HallPioneering accelerometer measurements of vibrational pulses
originating from Varroa destructor individuals
16:55–17:00

Taking Group Pictures

17:30–19:30

Banquet8

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Friday, 22 November 2019
9:10–10:20

Oral session 5, Chair: K. Ashihara & T. Takanashi
Human Perception and Arthropod Sound Production

9:10–9:35

Invited talk (OI13): Yoshikazu Seki
Obstacle perception of person with blindness

9:35–9:55

O14: Yasushi Horii
Differential sound detection in human auditory system forsuppression of common-mode body noise

9:55–10:20

Invited talk (OI15): Ryutaro Goto
Loud snaps by a tiny marine worm and its sound productionmechanism

10:20–10:35

Break

10:35–10:50

General Assembly

10:50–11:20

Poster session 2

11:20–11:35

Award Ceremony

11:35–12:40

Oral session 6, Chair: J. F. C. Windmill & T. Takanashi
Insect Bioacoustics and Evolution of Hearing

11:35–11:55 O16: Wataru OhiraSpectral analysis of mosquito wingbeat frequency for identification ofmosquito
11:55–12:15 O17: Azusa Kamikouchi
Neural mechanism underlying acoustic communication in fruit flies
12:15–12:40 Invited talk (OI18): Masaki Takechi
Evolutionary developmental biology (Evo-Devo) of the middle ear inamniotes
12:40–12:45

Closing Remarks, T. Takanashi

13:00–14:00

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Posters
PA1: Sinyoung Lee
Simulation of stapedial mobility in ossicular fixation using finite-element model ofhuman middle ear
PA2: Yujiro Motoki
Noise-resistant method for measuring distortion product otoacoustic emissions(DPOAEs)
PA3: Keigo Kobayashi
Development of Japanese bat species identification system by echolocation calls
using deep learning and evaluation of increasing images by GAN
PA4: Masahiro Shirasaka
Development and application of a sound discrimination device for field recordings
on choruses of male Japanese tree frogs
PA5: Yuiko Suzuki
Analysis of acoustic individual difference of long-distance call of large-billed crow
PA6: Takahiro Ishimaru
Interaction mechanism of male cicadas (Meimuna opalifera) examined by audio
recording and signal processing
PA7: Shoyo Nakamura
Does the trapdoor spider Latouchia typica use vibration as the cue of predatory
behavior?
PA8: Kengo Shibata
Development of technology for control of the greenhouse whitefly using substratevibration
PA9: Ryuhei Yanagisawa
Toward development of a new technology for the control of the tobacco whitefly,
Bemisia tabaci, using vibration
P10: Nami Uechi
Evaluation of controlling fruit pests using substrate-borne vibration

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P11: Chihiro Urairi
A new insect pest control device using non-contact force generated by ultrasonictransducers
P12: Dagmar VoigtDo substrate-borne vibrations influence Japanese pine sawyer beetle’s foothold on
flat and convex substrates?
P13: Ikuo Matsuo
Acoustic features for species identification of cicadas in the south of Amami Island
P14: Kazuko Tsuchihara
Mechanosensory organs and behavioral responses to sounds in larvae of aswallowtail butterfly
P15: Satoshi Hozumi
Relationships between the human’s “Kansei” and the sound of crickets
P16: Tetsuya Doi
Measuring elephants’ low frequency voices
P17: Yuka Mishima
Acoustical structure and function of pulsed-call sequences in Pacific white-sided
dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obliquidens)
P18: Ryoichi lwase
Preliminary study on regional baleen whale call detection and sound source
localization with a large cabled observatory along the Japan Trench
P19: Takuji Koike
Simulation of stapedial mobility in ossicular fixation using finite-element model ofhuman middle ear

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