English abstracts (short )The sight to the perception: media art and technology
Yoichi Ochiai
In order to give the criticism to visual media which surround our dairy lives, I produce several media
installation works. These works lead "super-vision". The author has tried to express the sense (e.g.
optical illusions) beyond the visual experience with using the visual media equipment. With thisconcept, those works give the effects of body feeling or subjectivity to the visual media. In this paper,I describe the concept of super vision and introduce five works (made in 2011 & 2012) centering on
the vision media with this concept. On each works, I describe an outline, the technology used in thework, related works and relation with the super-vision concept.
Keywords: Media Art, Media Installation

There without there - Listen to the voice of the voiceless insect.
Mei Yamaguchi
Around us is full of a variety of information. A method communicates with words and letters,
tactile senses, sight, taste, smell and the information we have received. We know that we aren't theonly living things that can send-receive information. In addition, we also know from experience thatthe transmission is among other species, rather than things that are done in allogeneic necessarily,
the transmission of information request dog that wants to go for a walk or to be feed so that
information transmitted to the owner. However, what about the small animals, like insects.
Insects in the transmission of information would be common experimental sex pheromone of thesilkworm, Bombyx mori (A. Butenandt, 1961). Transfer some information to receive male sex
pheromone emitted by females. This is the transmission of information between the same types.
Information transmission is not necessarily the same kind that occurs only towards the previously
mentioned, wonder what it the transfer of information and other insect species.
In this presentation will focus on the processing of the information through the Insects-plantsinteraction with the olfactory and taste sensory organs of insects.

Using Feature Selection in Classifier Ensemble for Cardiotocograpy
Classification
Tipawan Silwattananusarn
Wanida Kanarkard
Kulthida Tuamsuk<The extended abstract of this presentation is available in English. Please see the other brochure.>

Wavelets having regularities beyond C∞
Ion Uehara<The extended abstract of this presentation is available in English. Please see the other brochure.>

View schema update problem for XML database
Chen Rong

Nobutaka Suzuki<The extended abstract of this presentation is available in English. Please see the other brochure.>

Illustrator search system based on user's impression categories
Kiyoto Miyajima

Yohei Seki

We propose a method to search illustrators based on user’s impression categories in illustration
sharing SNS. Impression for the illustrator is estimated from social tags annotated on his/herillustrations. In this paper, we introduce illustrator search system, and clarify the effectiveness of
the ranking strategy combining motifs and impressions for the illustrations through theexperiments.
Keywords: Illustrator Search ， Illustration Sharing SNS ， Social Tag ， Impression Tag ， andFolksonomy.

Characterizing autonomy in the Web
Mizuki Oka
Using the idea of transfer entropy (TE), we study autonomy and information flow on the Web. Its
phenomena include user action patterns and the rich, autonomous network dynamics sustained byhuman searching/posting behavior. Such dynamics show radically different behavior depending on
the social context. It is widely accepted that Twitter messages - called ”tweets” - and Google search
queries react strongly to significant social movements and accidents, producing bursts of patterns.
We call this the reactive mode of the Web. On the other hand, the Web has an intrinsic dynamics
without bursting patterns. We call this the default mode of the Web. In this paper we study thedefault mode of the Web system, which we characterize via transfer entropy. The amount ofinformation flow transferred between different sequences of queries as well as keyword frequencies
is investigated. The default mode of the Web can then be characterized by the transfer entropy
network dynamics amongst keywords. We use this idea of the default mode to install autonomy into
generic a- life systems.

Identification of works of manga using LOD resources - an experimental
study to FRBRize bibliographic data at Kyoto International Manga
Museum using DBpedia
Wenling He<The extended abstract of this presentation is available in English. Please see the other brochure.>

Budget control of public libraries and school libraries
Naoya Mitani
Both the budgets of the public libraries and the school libraries are disbursed by the tax revenue forthe local government finance. However, the tax revenues for the national and local government
finance are decreasing and the annual expenditure is increasing in Japan. The budget allocated tothe public libraries and the school libraries is decreasing year by year. It becomes more important forthe both libraries to propose a better way to control the budget more efficiently. Therefore, I focus on
the budget control of the public libraries and the school libraries. First, I will survey how and bywhom the budget allocated to the both libraries is made. Second, I plan to evaluate the both libraries'

services and management by using JIS X 0812: 2012 that is setting up the indexes to estimate theperformance of the both libraries. Third, I will examine the case study of cooperation and integrationof the school libraries and the public libraries in Japan and USA.

The information architecture of research
information storage and retrieval system
Nongram Mueanrit

Wasu Chaopannon

Lampang Manmart< The extended abstract of this presentation is available in English. Please see the other brochure.>

Constraint can affect human perception, behaviour,and performance of search
Kazuya Fujikawa

Hideo Joho

Shin'ichi Nakayama< The extended abstract of this presentation is available in English. Please see the other brochure.>

Linking digital archives: Visualizing digital archive metadata
to help users find and access
Shingo Nakano

Sharing annotation of digital manga on the social web using
path expression for addressing manga object
Kaori Ochiai
Tetsuya Mihara
Mitsuharu Nagamori
Shigeo Sugimoto
Many people use social reading services on the Internet, which enable us to share annotations
attached to electronic books and articles. Those annotations can be precisely linked to any portion of
the electronic resources. Digital manga, which is becoming popular, has a feature different fromtext-centric resources because annotation writers need to specify visual objects as well as textualobjects, such as frames, onomatopoeia and emotional symbols. In this research, we propose a viewer

for digital manga designed based on the Manga Metadata Framework (MMF) and Manga PathExpression (MPE) developed in the author’s laboratory. MMF defines a metadata model to describe
all constructs of manga including those of visual objects such as frames, texts, characters,onomatopoeia, and so on. MPE is a path expression to address any visual component of manga. MMF
and MPE are the base technology in the social reading environment where annotation on manga isessential. The annotations can be shared not only among the participants of social reading but alsowith participants of the social web, e.g., twitter.

An experimentally modeling and a test of metadata evaluation for libraryand museum collections: study for an analysis of factors contributing to theevaluation laboriousness
Kazunori Yashiro
Metadata is "data about data" in classic. Today, this meaning is extended to broad range, rather
than being a "data", it is a "something" or "collection" or "information resource". For instance, in thelibrary, collection catalogue and bibliographic records are called metadata, that is "data about
information resource (or collection)".
Library's "information resource" or "collection" metadata is created by method of copy from existing
master record as a result of the widespread availability of library system. Any copy entail valuationof the master record. Then, as necessary, modify the master record. That called "record fix" in a
Japanese bibliographic control network.
Evaluation is not always include modification like a "record fix". Other evaluation is, for instance,"source criticism"(in German, "quellenkritik") in the fields of cultural "information resource"(especially, museum and archives collection) and resource's metadata. "source criticism" isnon-modify evaluation.
This study tries to analyze the factors that contribute the amount of work and difficulty of metadataevaluation in the two cases (modify/non-modify) by three steps experiment. The first step,
pre-experiment aims to analysis about attribute of subject. The second step, qualitative experiment
aims to analysis about independent variable. The last step, quantitative experiment aims to test theassumption that obtained by previous experimental data.
This presentation, speak about two topics in the research roadmap. First, tried to modeling themetadata evaluation, for organize the experiment to analysis the factors.

Second, did trial ofpre-experiment use some library collection metadata on a library system by library course student ofa junior college.

Book selection process of users in an academic library
Yuriko Ikawa
The purpose of this study is to understand the book selection process of students in an academiclibrary. The process consists of the following steps: searching books by online catalog, identifying
needed books among search results, looking for them in the shelves, making a decision of whether
he/she uses them or not, and loan-out, etc. It is predicted that the process has tacit rules included
some pattern or tendency. In online catalog search, there are many research about systemdevelopment or transaction logs, but little about the whole process from search to actual use. In thisstudy, I focus on books, which are basic materials for libraries and also for students' learning. By
exploring the book selection process, the result will contribute to considering online catalog usage
and improvement of the system from the aspect of users. In regard to book usage, a relation withebooks is also important. Although libraries have recently introduced ebooks, it is not still common
that students use ebooks. I plan to consider the similarities and differences between them, and somestrategies to promote using ebooks.

Extracting Metadata from HTML Documents using XPathand Metadata Schema
Tsunagu Honma< The extended abstract of this presentation is available in English. Please see the other brochure.>