2015 URSI-Japan Radio Science Meeting(URSI-JRSM 2015)
Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan, September 3-4, 2015

ProgramContents
Program and Time Table ………………………………2
List of Poster Papers ………………………………….5
Conference Events ………………………………….11
Floor Guide ………………………………………….13
Lunch Map ………………………………………….16

Sponsored by:- The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers (IEICE)Technically supported by:- International Union of Radio Science (URSI)
In cooperation with:- Japan Geoscience Union- Science Council of Japan- The Astronomical Society of Japan- The Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan- The Laser Society of Japan- The Remote Sensing Society of Japan-1-

Program and Time Table
Thursday, September 3, 2015
9:00

Opening Ceremony

9:15

Special Lecture 1
Chair: Kazuya Kobayashi (President, Japan National Committee of URSI;URSI Assistant Secretary-General (AP-RASC); Vice-Chair, URSI Commission B)
Makoto Ando (URSI Vice-President; Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)“International Union of Radio Science (URSI): Its Mission, Structure and Activities”

9:45

Invited Paper 1 (Commission A)
Chair: Mitsuru Musha (Commission A Official Member, Japan National Committee of URSI)
Nozomi Ohtsubo (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan)“Present Ion Optical Frequency Standards and New Challenges”

10:15

Coffee Break

10:45

Invited Paper 2 (Commission B)
Chair: Toru Uno (Commission B Official Member, Japan National Committee of URSI)
Toru Sato (Kyoto University, Japan)“Program of the Antarctic Syowa (PANSY) MST/IS Radar”

11:15

Invited Paper 3 (Commission F)
Chair: Yasuyuki Maekawa (Commission F Official Member, Japan National Committee of URSI)
Yoshio Karasawa (The University of Electro-Communications, Japan)“On Physical Limit of Wireless Data Transmission from Radiowave Propagation Viewpoint”

11:45

Special Lecture 2
Chair: Makoto Ando (URSI Vice-President)
Kenichi Iga (Professor Emeritus / Former President, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)“Temperature-Insensitive Quartz Oscillator Enabled Highly Stable Communications
and Clocks – Review of Issac Koga’s Works –”

12:15
13:45

Lunch / Technical Tour / Commission Business Meetings
Keynote Lecture 1
Chair: Kazuya Kobayashi (President, Japan National Committee of URSI;URSI Assistant Secretary-General (AP-RASC); Vice-Chair, URSI Commission B)
Alexander I. Nosich (National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine)“Method of Analytical Regularization in Computational Photonics”-2-

14:30Invited Paper 4 (Commission K)
Chair: Masao Taki (Past Chair, URSI Commission K)
Koichi Ito (Chiba University, Japan)“Recent Medical Applications of Electromagnetic Waves”

15:00

Coffee Break / Exhibition

15:30

Poster Session / Exhibition

18:30

BanquetFriday, September 4, 2015
9:00

Invited Paper 5 (Commission D)
Chair: Katsutoshi Tsukamoto (Commission D Official Member, Japan National Committee of URSI)
Yuichi Kado (Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan)“Multi-port Power Router and Its Impact on Future Smart Grid”

9:30

Invited Paper 6 (Commission G)
Chair: Mamoru Yamamoto (Commission G Official Member, Japan National Committee of URSI)
Toshitaka Tsuda (Kyoto University, Japan)“Study of Coupling Processes in the Solar-Terrestrial System”

10:00

Invited Paper 7 (Commission H)
Chair: Yoshiya Kasahara (Commission H Official Member, Japan National Committee of URSI)
Yohei Miyake (Kobe University, Japan)“Spacecraft-Plasma Interaction Effects on In-Space Electric Field Measurements”

10:30
11:00
12:15
13:45

Coffee BreakSPC (Student Paper Competition) Special Session
Lunch / Technical Tour / Commission Business Meetings
Keynote Lecture 2
Chair: Jun-ichi Takada (Assistant Secretary, Japan National Committee of URSI)
Ryuji Kohno (Yokohama National University, Japan / University of Oulu, Finland)“Harmonization Based on Regulatory Science for Scientific and Commercial Radio Uses”

14:30

Invited Paper 8 (Commission C)

Chair: Nobuyoshi Kikuma (Commission C Official Member, Japan National Committee of URSI)
Hiroyuki Tsuji (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan)“R&D of Mobile Communication Systems Using Millimeter Wave”-3-15:00Coffee Break

15:30

Invited Paper 9 (Commission E)
Chair: Yasuhide Hobara (Commission E Member, Japan National Committee of URSI)
Yuichi Hayashi (Tohoku Gakuin University, Japan)“EM Information Leakage from Smart Devices”

16:00

Invited Paper 10 (Commission J)
Chair: Kenta Fujisawa (Commission J Official Member, Japan National Committee of URSI)
Masatoshi Ohishi (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan)“The Universe, Life and the Radio Sciences”

16:30

SPC Award Ceremony / Closing Ceremony

Conference Room Information:
Opening Ceremony …………………………………………. Multi-Purpose Digital Hall, West Building 9
Keynote Lectures, Special Lectures and Invited Papers …….. Multi-Purpose Digital Hall, West Building 9
Closing Ceremony …………………………………………. Multi-Purpose Digital Hall, West Building 9
Poster Session……………………………………….Media Hall / Collaboration Room, West Building 9

Exhibition ……………………………………………………………………Media Hall, West Building 9Technical Tour ……………………………………………………..Tokyo Tech Museum, Centennial Hall
Banquet………………………………………………………………………………………Student Hall

Commission Business Meetings …………………West Building 3 / West Building 9 (Details on page 12)-4-List of Poster Papers
Commission A: Electromagnetic Metrology
A1.

Observation of the Magnetic-Insensitive Clock Transition in the 2S1/2(F=0)−2D3/2(F=2) Transitions inSingle 171Yb+
Yasutaka Imai, Kazuhiko Sugiyama and Masao Kitano (Kyoto University, Japan)

Commission B: Fields and Waves
B1.

The Physics of Angular Momentum RadioBo Thidé (Swedish Institute of Space Physics & Acreo Swedish ICT AB, Sweden); Fabrizio
Tamburini (Twist Off SRL and University of Padua, Italy)

B2.

Asymptotic-Numerical Analysis for Transient Scattered Field by a Coated Cylinder with a Thin
Lossy Medium Excited by a UWB Pulse Wave
Keiji Goto, Oki Okawa and Naoki Kishimoto (National Defense Academy, Japan)

B3.

Preliminary Study of Physical Optics for the Prediction of Scattering from Rough Surface inmmWaveRieko Tsuji, Kentaro Saito and Jun-ichi Takada (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

B4.

Energy Distribution of Air-hole Waveguides with Dielectric Cylinder Outside of the Defect Layer
Ryosuke Ozaki and Tsuneki Yamasaki (Nihon University, Japan)

B5.

Wiener-Hopf Analysis of the Plane Wave Diffraction by a Thin Material Strip
Takashi Nagasaka (Chuo University, Japan)

B6.

Maxwell-Schrödinger Hybrid Simulation for Optically Controlling Quantum States: A Two-Level
System Manipulated by a Light Pulse Pair
Takashi Takeuchi, Shinichiro Ohnuki and Tokuei Sako (Nihon University, Japan)

Commission C: Radiocommunication Systems and Signal Processing
C1.

Twin is Better than Single: A Hybrid Localization Method Using RSS and Time of Flight
Nopphon Keerativoranan (National Electronics and Computer Technology Center, Thailand);Chong-kwon Kim (Seoul National University, Korea)

C2.

Localization of Coherent Targets in a Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Radar Employing Spatial
Smoothing Between Virtual Antennas Extrapolated From Real Antennas
Ryo Nishikawa and Takehiko Kobayashi (Tokyo Denki University, Japan)

C3.

Human Motion Classification Utilizing Radio Signal Strength in Wireless Body Area Network
Sukhumarn Archasantisuk, Takahiro Aoyagi (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan); Tero
Uusitupa (Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering, Finland); Minseok Kim(Niigata University, Japan); Jun-ichi Takada (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

C4.

Localization of Illegal Radios Utilizing Phase-Difference as Location Fingerprints-5-

Azril Haniz, Gia Khanh Tran, Kei Sakaguchi and Jun-ichi Takada (Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, Japan); Daisuke Hayashi, Toshihiro Yamaguchi and Shintaro Arata (Koden
Electronics Co., Ltd., Japan)

Commission D: Electronics and Photonics
D1.

Resonant Tunneling Diode Receivers for 300-GHz-band Wireless Communications
Kousuke Nishio (Osaka University, Japan); Sebastian Diebold (Karlsruhe Institute ofTechnology, Germany); Shunsuke Nakai (Osaka University, Japan); Kazuisao Tsuruda,
Toshikazu Mukai and Jaeyoung Kim (Rohm Co, Ltd., Japan); Masayuki Fujita and Tadao
Nagatsuma (Osaka University, Japan)

D2.

Study on Hybrid RAN Using RoF and RoR for Distributed Small Cell Configurations
Katsutoshi Tsukamoto and Kazuo Kumamoto (Osaka Institute of Technology, Japan)

D3.

Terahertz Wireless Transmission Enabled by Photonics Using Binary Phase-shift Keying at 300 GHz
Yu Yasuda, Yusuke Fujita and Shintaro Hisatake (Osaka University, Japan); Shigeru Kuwano,
Jun Terada and Akihiro Otaka (NTT Corporation, Japan); Tadao Nagatsuma (Osaka
University, Japan)

Commission E: Electromagnetic Environment and Interference
E1.

Electromagnetic Imaging and Monitoring of Active Volcanoes: a Case Study and Future EM
Monitoring Plan for Mt. Kusatsu-Shirane Volcano, Japan
Yasuo Ogawa and Mineo Kumazawa (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

E2.

Development of an Upgraded BOLT System to Improve Location Accuracy
Yasuhiro Akiyama, Hiroshi Kikuchi, Ting Wu and Michael Stock (Osaka University, Japan);
Yoshitaka Nakamura (Kobe City College of Technology, Japan); Satoru Yoshida(Meteorological Research Institute, Japan); Tomoo Ushio (Osaka University, Japan)

E3.

Atmosphere and Ionosphere Connection as Revealed by the Network Observation of Very Low
Frequency Radio Signals
Sujay Pal and Yasuhide Hobara (The University of Electro-Communications, Japan)

E4.

A Statistical Study of Sub-ionospheric VLF Signal Anomaly Due to Geomagnetic Storms
Kenshin Tatsuta and Yasuhide Hobara (The University of Electro-Communications, Japan)

E5.

Statistical Spatial Distributions of Lightning with Charge Moment Changes Over Northern Area ofJapan by ELF and LLS Observations
Junpei Yamashita and Yasuhide Hobara (The University of Electro-Communications, Japan)

E6.

Modeling and Possible Determination of D-region Ionospheric Perturbation during Annular Solar
Eclipse on May 21, 2012, From VLF Signal Simulation and Multi-Propagation Path Observation
From UEC-VLF Network: Preliminary Results
Tamal Basak and Yasuhide Hobara (The University of Electro-Communications, Japan)

E7.

Bulk Current Injection Simulation Using Integrated Circuit Immunity Macro Model-6-

Yosuke Kondo, Shinichiro Ueyama and Masato Izumichi (DENSO Corporation, Japan);
Osami Wada (Kyoto University, Japan)
E8.

Estimation of Packet Error Rate Considering Pulse Duration of Burst DisturbanceKazuhiro Takaya (NTT Corporation, Japan); Daisuke Tomita, Kouki Umeda, Tohlu
Matsushima, Takashi Hisakado and Osami Wada (Kyoto University, Japan)

E9.

Wideband Characterization of Multilayer Wave Absorber Using FDTD Method
Kosorl Thourn, Takahiro Aoyagi and Jun-ichi Takada (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

E10. A Novel Prediction for Very Low Frequency Transmitter Signal Amplitude Using NARX Neural
Network
Hendy Santosa (The University of Electro-Communications, Japan & University of
Bengkulu, Indonesia); Yasuhide Hobara (The University of Electro-Communications, Japan)

Commission F: Wave Propagation and Remote Sensing
F1.

Detections of Electromagnetic Pulses During and Prior to Earthquakes
Minoru Tsutsui (Kyoto Sangyo University, Japan)

F2.

A Study on Rain Area Motion along the Propagation Path and Ground Wind Velocity Around theEarth Station in Ku-Band Satellite Communications Links
Yasuyuki Maekawa and Yoshiaki Shibagaki (Osaka Electro-Communication University,
Japan);

F3.

Effects of Rain Area Motion on the Ku-Band Satellite Communications Links in Tropical Wet
SeasonAkihiro Tama, Yoshiaki Shibagaki and Yasuyuki Maekawa (Osaka Electro-Communication
University, Japan)

F4.

Effects of Rain Area and Rain Front Velocities on Rain Attenuation Characteristics in Ku-Band
Satellite Communications Links
Naoki Kubota, Yoshiaki Shibagaki and Yasuyuki Maekawa (Osaka Electro-Communication
University, Japan)

F5.

Effects of Rain Area Motion on the Ku-Band Satellite Communications Links in Tropical Dry
SeasonKeigo Takemoto, Yoshiaki Shibagaki and Yasuyuki Maekawa (Osaka
Electro-Communication University, Japan)

F6.

Channel Sounding in 2GHz and 60GHz Band for Multi-band Wireless LAN System
Tianyang Min, Kentaro Saito and Jun-ichi Takada (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)

F7.

Application of Adaptive Digital Beam Forming for Polarimetric Phased Array Weather Radar
Hiroshi Kikuchi, Takuro Tashima, Ting Wu, Gwan Kim and Tomoo Ushio (Osaka University,
Japan); Hideto Goto and Fumihiko Mizutani (Toshiba Corporation, Japan)

F8.

Large Scale Subsurface Velocity Estimation with Array GPR System YAKUMO
Li Yi, Kazunori Takahashi and Motoyuki Sato (Tohoku University, Japan)

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F9.

Enhanced Clustering of Multipath Components Utilizing Geometrical Parameters for Dynamic
Indoor Double-Directional Propagation Channel
Panawit Hanpinitsak, Kentaro Saito and Jun-ichi Takada (Tokyo Institute of Technology,
Japan); Minseok Kim (Niigata University, Japan)

F10. Fundamental Study of GB-SAR Imaging by Compressive Sensing
Lilong Zou and Motoyuki Sato (Tohoku University, Japan)
F11. Leaf Shape Effects on the Scattering From Simplified Deciduous Leaf Structures Using Spherical
Wave Harmonics
Paul Jason Co and Jun-ichi Takada (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
F12. Experimental Evaluation of UWB Propagation in a Closed Box for Replacing Wired Interface Busesin Spacecrafts
Miyuki Hirose and Takehiko Kobayashi (Tokyo Denki University, Japan)

Commission G: Ionospheric Radio and Propagation
G1.

Measurement of Ionosphere over the Western Pacific Ocean
Mamoru Ishii, Hidekatsu Jin, Tatsuhiro Yokoyama, Takuya Tsugawa, Michi Nishioka andTakashi Maruyama (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology,
Japan)

G2.

Ionospheric Scintillation Observations by a Digital Beacon Receiver in Tromsø
Yasunobu Ogawa (National Institute of Polar Research, Japan); Yuichi Otsuka (Nagoya
University, Japan); Mamoru Yamamoto (Kyoto University, Japan)

G3.

Development of Digital Receiver for LF/MF Band Radio Wave Onboard Sounding Rocket
Takafumi Mizuno (Toyama Prefectural University, Japan); Yuki Ashihara (Nara National
College of Technology, Japan); Keigo Ishisaka (Toyama Prefectural University, Japan)

G4.

Electron Density Estimation by Using Simultaneous Observations of Lightning Optical Emissionsand Whistlers from ISS GLIMS Mission
Katsunori Suzuki, Yasuhide Hobara and Kanata Kakinuma (The University ofElectro-Communications, Japan); Ivan Linscott (Stanford University, USA); Umran Inan
(Koc University, Turkey); Mitsuteru Sato and Yukihiro Takahashi (Hokkaido University,
Japan); Tomoo Ushio and Zen Kawasaki (Osaka University, Osaka, Japan); Takeshi
Morimoto (Kinki University, Japan); Atsushi Yamazaki and Makoto Suzuki (Japan
Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan)

G5.

VHF Lightning Observations and DOA Estimation From ISS / JEM-GLIMS
Takeshi Morimoto (Kinki University, Japan); Hiroshi Kikuchi and Tomoo Ushio (Osaka
University, Japan); Mitsuteru Sato (Hokkaido University, Japan); Atsushi Yamazaki and
Makoto Suzuki (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan); Yasuhide Hobara (The
University of Electro-Communications, Japan)

G6.

Beacon Experiment of Low-latitude Ionosphere from Southeast Asia
Mamoru Yamamoto (Kyoto University, Japan)
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G7.

GNSS Scintillations and Ambient Ionization near the Northern EIA Crest Under Superstorm Eventof March, 2015
Debasis Jana and Shyamal Chakraborty (Raja Peary Mohan College, India)

G8.

Estimation of Electron Density Using the Propagation Characteristics of Radio Waves by S-520-29
Sounding Rocket
Keita Itaya and Keigo Ishisaka (Toyama Prefectural University, Japan); Yuki Ashihara (NaraNational College of Technology, Japan); Junichi Kurihara (Hokkaido University, Japan);
Takumi Abe (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan)

Commission H: Waves in Plasmas
H1.

A Simple Kinetic-Fluid Model for Ion-Scale Waves in Collisionless Plasmas
Yasuhiro Nariyuki (University of Toyama, Japan); Shinji Saito and Takayuki Umeda(Nagoya University, Japan); Takuma Nakamura (Space Research Institute, Austrian Academyof Sciences, Austria)

H2.

Collective Thomson Scattering Diagnostics in Non-Equilibrium Plasma: Application to High Power
Laser Experiment
Shuichi Matsukiyo (Kyushu University, Japan); Youichi Sakawa (Osaka University, Japan);
Kentaro Tomita (Kyushu University, Japan); Yasuhiro Kuramitsu (National Central
University, Taiwan); Hideaki Takabe (Osaka University, Japan)

H3.

Dependencies of the Generation Process of Whistler-Mode Emissions on Temperature Anisotropy ofEnergetic Electrons in the Earth's Inner Magnetosphere
Yuto Katoh (Tohoku University, Japan); Yoshiharu Omura (Kyoto University, Japan); Yohei
Miyake and Hideyuki Usui (Kobe University, Japan); Hiroshi Nakashima (Kyoto University,
Japan)

H4.

Study on Improvement of Direction Finding Method for VLF Waves
Mamoru Ota, Yoshiya Kasahara and Yoshitaka Goto (Kanazawa University, Japan)

H5.

Effect of Electron Core-Halo Drift Speed on the Strahl Formation in the Solar Wind: Particle-in-cell
Simulations
Jungjoon Seough and Yasuhiro Nariyuki (University of Toyama, Japan); Peter Yoon
(University of Maryland, USA); Shinji Saito (Nagoya University, Japan)

H6.

Low Frequency Characteristics of a Wire Antenna aboard a Scientific Spacecraft
Tomohiko Imachi (Kanazawa University, Japan); Ryoichi Higashi (Ishiakwa National
College of Technology, Japan); Mitsunori Ozaki and Satoshi Yagitani (Kanazawa University,
Japan)

H7.

Effect of Lunar Surface Reflection on Polarizations of Auroral Kilometric Radiation Observed by
KAGUYA
Yoshitaka Goto, Ryota Kimura and Yoshiya Kasahara (Kanazawa University, Japan); Atsushi
Kumamoto (Tohoku University, Japan)

H8.

Development of Automatic Detection of Omega Signals Captured by PFX Onboard Akebono-9-I Made Agus Dwi Suarjaya, Yoshiya Kasahara and Yoshitaka Goto (Kanazawa University,
Japan)

Commission J: Radio Astronomy
J1.

Feasible Spectral Indices Measurement by Broad-band VLBI in VGOS Era
Kazuhiro Takefuji (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology,
Japan)J2.

Development of Wide-Band Bandwidth Synthesis Software for Geodetic VLBI
Tetsuro Kondo and Kazuhiro Takefuji (National Institute of Information andCommunications Technology, Japan); Yoshihiro Fukuzaki (Geospatial Information Authorityof Japan, Japan)

J3.

Development of Wideband Feed
Hideki Ujihara (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan)

J4.

New X-band Receiver System of Usuda 64m Antenna
Yasuhiro Murata, Masato Tsuboi, Kentaro Yamaguchi, Kenta Uehara, Hiroshi Takeuchi,
Kiyoshi Nakajima, Zen'ichi Yamamoto and Nanako Mochizuki (Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency, Japan); Yusuke Kono, Masahiro Kanaguchi, Syunsaku Suzuki andTomoaki Oyama (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan)

J5.

Source Frequency Phase Referencing or 22 GHz H2O Masers and 43 and 86 GHz SiO Masers of the
Red Supergiant, S Per
Yoshiharu Asaki (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan)

J6.

Hours Timescale Radio Transients Detected by the Nasu Radio Telescope Array
Takahiro Aoki (Waseda University, Japan)

Commission K: Electromagnetics in Biology and Medicine
K1.

Microwave Induced Oxidative Stress Mediated Toxicity on Male Fertility Pattern and Possible
Protective Measures
Kavindra Kesari (University of Eastern Finland, Finland)

K2.

Temperature and Frequency Dependent on Electrical Properties of Swine Liver
Shohei Kon, Kazuyuki Saito and Koichi Ito (Chiba University, Japan)

K3.

Development of Biological Tissue Coagulating and Cutting Device Combining Microwave andRadio Frequency Current
Sho Suzuki, Yuta Endo, Kazuyuki Saito and Koichi Ito (Chiba University, Japan)

K4.

Study on Cytotoxicity of 0.07-0.30 THz Wave Exposure at Cultured Cells
Noriko Yaekashiwa (RIKEN, Japan); Shin'ichiro Hayashi (RIKEN, Japan); Kodo Kawase(Nagoya University & RIKEN, Japan)- 10 -

Conference Events
Opening Ceremony

Exhibition
15:00-18:00 (September 3, 2015)
Media Hall, West Building 99:00-9:15 (September 3, 2015)
Multi-Purpose Digital Hall, West Building 9

List of Exhibitors:- AET, INC.
- MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION

MC: Satoshi Yagitani (Chair, URSI-JRSM 2015
Technical Program Committee)
Opening Address:
Kazuya Kobayashi (URSI-JRSM 2015 General
Chair; President, Japan National Committeeof URSI; URSI Assistant Secretary-General(AP-RASC); Vice-Chair, URSI Commission
B)
Makoto Ando (URSI Vice-President; Executive
Vice President for Research, Tokyo Instituteof Technology, Japan)

Technical Tour
10:30-16:30 (September 3, 2015)
10:30-16:30 (September 4, 2015)
Tokyo Tech Museum, Centennial Hall

Poster Session
15:30-18:00 (September 3, 2015)
Media Hall / Collaboration RoomWest Building 9
Instructions for Poster Presentation:
The board size for the poster presentation is1700 mm (height) and 1150 mm (width). The
poster size should be less than A0 size (1189 mm
height and 841 mm width). Authors are required touse only the boards corresponding to their posters.
Each poster board is marked with a poster
ID-number, which can be found in the poster
program.
Please keep in mind that the poster message
should be clear and understandable without oral
explanation. Please use an appropriate font size
allowing posters to be readable by participantsfrom 2 m away.
Posters can be put up from 12:15 on
September 3, 2015. After the poster session is over,
all the posters should be removed immediately.

Participants are free to explore Tokyo Tech
Museum in Centennial Hall on their own any time
during USRI-JRSM 2015. An exhibition room on
the 2nd floor highlights the evolution of electronics
and the development of photonics at Tokyo Tech
(Tokyo Institute of Technology), including theinvention of the high-stability quartz oscillator by
Prof. Issac Koga. During URSI-JRSM 2015, Issac
Koga Gold Medal, which is presented to an
outstanding young scientist under the age of 35 by
the Japan National Committee of URSI on theoccasion of the “URSI General Assembly and
Scientific Symposium” (URSI GASS), will also be
displayed.

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Commission Business Meetings(open to all participants)

Closing Ceremony
16:30-17:00 (September 4, 2015)
Multi-Purpose Digital Hall, West Building 9

13:00-13:45 (September 3, 2015):
Commission B: Room W935, West Building 9
Commission E: Room W936, West Building 9

MC: Jun-ichi Takada (Assistant Secretary,
Japan National Committee of URSI)

12:15-13:25 (September 4, 2015):
Commission A: Room W321, West Building 3
Commission C: Room W934, West Building 9
Commission D: Room W935, West Building 9
Commission F: Room W936, West Building 9
Commission G: Room W932, West Building 9
Commission H: Room W933, West Building 9
Commission J: Room W322, West Building 3

SPC Award Ceremony:
Winners of SPC will be awarded the 1st, 2nd
and 3rd prizes.
Closing Address:
Kazuya Kobayashi (URSI-JRSM 2015 General
Chair; President, Japan National Committeeof URSI; URSI Assistant Secretary-General(AP-RASC); Vice-Chair, URSI Commission
B)

BanquetURSI-JRSM 2015 Steering Committee
Meeting (members only)

18:30-20:30 (September 3, 2015)
Student Hall

12:15-13:15 (September 3, 2015)
Room W931, West Building 9

MC: Jun-ichi Takada (Assistant Secretary,
Japan National Committee of URSI)
Welcome Address:
Satoshi Yagitani (Chair, URSI-JRSM 2015
Technical Program Committee)
Alexander I. Nosich (Professor / Principal
Scientist, National Academy of Sciences of
Ukraine, Ukraine)

SPC Committee Meetings (members only)
SPC Committee Meeting 1:
17:25-18:10 (September 3, 2015)
Room W931, West Building 9

Toast:
Yasuhiro Koyama (Chair, URSI Commission A)

SPC Committee Meeting 2:
13:25-13:45 (September 4, 2015)
Room W931, West Building 9

During the Banquet, three finalists for Student
Paper Competition (SPC) will be announced.

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Floor Guide
Campus map, Tokyo Institute of Technology
West Bldg. 8(Smoking Area is locatedoutside this building)Okusawa Sta.

Midorigaoka Sta.
West Bldg. 9(Main Venue, andCommittee Meeting)West Bldg. 3(Committee Meetings)

Student Hall
(Banquet)

Centennial Hall(Museum)Ōokayama Sta.

2nd Floor, West Building 9
Collaboration Room

Poster session
Entrance

Cloak
Reception desk

Media Hall
Rest
Area

Exhibition & Poster
SessionRefreshment Corner

Multi-Purpose
Digital Hall

Registration
Oral Session- 13 -

3rd Floor, West Building 9
URSI-JRSM 2015 Steering Committee Meeting
SPC Committee Meetings
Commission G

W931

W936

W932

Commission H

W933

W935

W934

Commission E
Commission F

Commission C
Commission B
Commission D

3rd Floor, West Building 3

West Bldg. 2

W323

W322

Commission J

W321
Commission A

The front entrance of the building is located on the 3rd floor.
Please go down to the 2nd floor to find these meeting rooms.

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Posters and Exhibition
Media Hall, West Building 9
Exhibitionbooth area

Media Hall
A1, B1 – B3
B4 – B6

C1 - C4

D1 – D3

Reception desk

Poster area
Coffee service

Multi-Purpose
Digital Hall

Collaboration Room, West Building 9
Collaboration Room

E1 – E4
E9, E10, F1, F2

E5 – E8
F3 – F6

F7 – F10
G3 – G6

F11, F12, G1, G2
G7, G8, H1, H2

H3 – H6
J3 – J6

H7, H8, J1, J2
K1 – K4

To the Reception desk
To the Media Hall

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Lunch Map
Cafeterias and Restaurants around Tokyo TechNo.

Cafeteria and Restaurant

Business hours

Location

1

First Cafeteria

11：00~14：00

1st floor, Student Hall

2

Seven-Eleven

7：30~16：00

1st floor, South Bldg. 4

3

University Co-op Shop

11：00~18：00

B1, Main Bldg. (B57)

4

Excelsior Caffé

7：30~21：00

1st floor, Tokyo Tech Front

5

ROYAL BLUE Seiyoken (French cuisine)

11：00~21：00

2nd floor, Tokyo Tech Front

6

Shisenyatai (Chinese cuisine)

11：30~14：50
17：00~23：30

3-28-13, Kitasenzoku, Ota-ku, Tokyo

7

McDonald's

24 hours

3-28-13, Kitasenzoku, Ota-ku, Tokyo

8

Ramenryouga (Ramen)

11:00~23:00

3-29-11, Kitasenzoku, Ota-ku, Tokyo

9

Kokoro (Ramen)

10

Tsukasa (Japanese cuisine)

11:30~15:00
18:00~22:00
11:30~14:00
17:00~22:30

3-6-9, Minamisenzoku, Ota-ku, Tokyo
1-49-3, Kitasenzoku, Ota-ku, Tokyo* Second cafeteria next to university co-op shop is closed during the period.

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* Box lunch is sold in first cafeteria 1 and university co-op shop 3 .
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Map around the Campus
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