PROGRAMMEInternational Workshop on Data Science- Present & Future of Open Data & Open Science –12 – 15 November 2018

Mishima Citizens Cultural Hall & Joint Support-Center for Data Science Research,Mishima, Shizuoka, Japan
Monday 12 November 2018

15:30–17:30 Public Lecture (for general public, in Japanese)
16:00–19:30 Registration @ Mishima Citizens Cultural Hall
18:30–19:30 Icebreaker party @ Mishima Citizens Cultural Hall (Facilitator: Tomoya Baba)• Welcome Remark: Takuji Nakamura (Director-General, National Institute of Polar Research, ROIS)

Tuesday 13 November 2018

09:05–09:30 Opening Remarks (Chair: Masaki Kanao)• Asao Fujiyama (Director-General, Joint Support-Center for Data Science Research (DS), ROIS) (15’)• Masaki Kanao (LOC Chair), agenda of workshop & practical information (10’)
09:30–12:30 Session A: International and National data activity(Session chair: Akira Kadokura, Seiji Tsuboi)
Keynote 1: The International Seismological Centre (ISC): 50-Year Miracle
Dmitry A. Storchak (International Seismological Centre) (30’)• Data Management at Korea Polar Data Center, Korea Polar Research InstituteDongchan Joo (Korea Polar Research Institute) (20’)• Activities of World Data Center for Geomagnetism, Kyoto
Satoshi Taguchi (Data Analysis Center for Geomagnetism and Space Magnetism,
Kyoto University) (20’)• Coffee Break (20’)
Keynote 2: World Data Center for Microorganisms: The global cooperation on microbial big dataJuncai Ma (Chinese Academy of Sciences) (30’)• DIAS Platform Contributing to Open Science in Earth Environmental Informatics
Masaki Yasukawa (Earth Observation Data Integration and Fusion Research Initiative,
the University of Tokyo) (20’)• Data Management at Polar Research Institute of China
Lizong Wu (Polar Research Institute of China) (20’)• Activities of Polar Environment Data Science Center
Akira Kadokura (Polar Environment Data Science Center, DS, ROIS) (20’)• Discussion

12:30–14:00 Group Photo & Lunch
14:00–17:20 Session B1: Data science and Inter-disciplinary science(Session chair: Susumu Goto, Takashi Watanabe)
Keynote 1: Amenability of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals to Big Data Modelling
Kassim S. Mwitondi (Sheffield Hallam University) (30’)• Life Science Database Integration and Its Application for Medical Science
Susumu Goto (Database Center for Life Science, DS, ROIS) (20’)• Current Situation of Data Archiving for Japanese Official Statistics
Shinsuke Ito (Chuo University) (20’)• Importance of semantics and rated challenges in science and humanities according to the Humboldtian
ideal
Bernd Ritschel (Kyoto University) (20’)•Coffee Break (20’)

Keynote 2: SPEDAS (Space Physics Environment Data Analysis Software): Multi-mission Heliophysics DataManagement, Analysis, Visualization, and Collaboration
Jim Lewis (Space Sciences Laboratory, University of California) (30’)• Application of deep learning and large scale simulation to the Earth science
Seiji Tsuboi (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology) (20’)• Domestic and international activities of DOI-minting to solar- terrestrial physics data and their citationin publication
Masahito Nose (Nagoya University) (20’)• Multidisciplinary Study of the Earth’s Environment in 18th-19th Centuries - A Trial to find an Approach tothe Open Data and Open Science
Takashi Watanabe (International Program Office, ICSU World Data System) (20’)• Discussion
17:20–18:20 Poster Session
18:30–20:00 Reception @ Mishima Shoukou-Kaigi-Sho (Facilitator: Masaki Kanao)•

Welcome Remark: Ryoichi Fujii (President, Research Organization of Information and Systems (ROIS))

Wednesday 14 November 2018

09:05–11:20 Session B2: Data science and Inter-disciplinary science(Session chair: Hideaki Takeda, Masaki Kanao)
Keynote 3: Data Archives for Social Science in Korea, Challenges and Opportunities
Hearan Koo (Seoul National University) (30’)• Exploring public attitudes toward scientific research with visitor surveys and nationally representativesurveys
Naoko Kato-Nitta (Center for Social Data Structuring, DS, ROIS) (20’)
Keynote 4: Age-Period-Cohort Analysis of Data Obtained from Repeated Social Surveys
Such as the Surveys on the Japanese National Character
Takashi Nakamura (Center for Social Data Structuring, DS, ROIS) (30’)• Extended Cell Suppression Problem Towards Better Data
Kazuhiro Minami (The Institute of Statistical Mathematics, ROIS) (20’)

•Estimation of age-specific reporting ratio of sentinel influenza surveillance using seroprevalence data
Masaya Saito (The Institute of Statistical Mathematics, ROIS) (20’)•Coffee Break (15’)

11:20–13:20 Session C: Legacy data, Historical data, Industry-academia collaboration(Session chair: Koji Nishimura, Naoko Kato-Nitta)
Keynote 1: The ISC-GEM Global Earthquake Catalogue: Making Good Use of Historical Observations
Dmitry A. Storchak (International Seismological Centre) (30’)• Reframing Scholarly Communication by Persistent Identifier
Hideaki Takeda (National Institute of Informatics, ROIS) (20’)
Keynote 2: Resource and Environment Scientific Data Sharing and Disaster Risk Reduction Knowledge ServiceJuanle Wang (Chinese Academy of Sciences) (30’)• Data Treatment Strategies and Some Science Projects of PANSY Rader
Koji Nishimura (Polar Environment Data Science Center, DS, ROIS) (20’)• Research Data Management in Industry-Academia Collaboration
Yuko Toda and Hodaka Nakanishi (Teikyo University) (20’)• Discussion
13:20–14:50 Lunch & Poster
14:50–17:50 Visit to NIG & DBCLS
18:00–19:30 Banquet @ NIG Lecture Hall (Facilitator: Hideki Noguchi)•Welcome Remark: Isao Katsura (Director-General, National Institute of Genetics, ROIS)

Thursday 15 November 2018

09:05–12:30 Session D: Education and capability building (presented by Japanese, using English slides)(Session chair: Masanori Arita, Yoshimasa Tanaka)
Keynote 1: Health - Prediction of Infectious Disease System Dynamics using
Machine Learning and Mathematics
Shailza Singh (National Centre for Cell Science, India) (30’)• Open genome analysis in the post-genomic era
Masanori Arita (National Institute of Genetics, ROIS) (20’)• Education Programs for AI/IoT/BigData Skills Development at the Medical and Drug Discovery Data
Science Consortium
Eli Kaminuma and Hiroshi Tanaka (Tokyo Medical and Dental University) (20’)• Kyoto University Academic Data Innovation Unit - bottom-up promotion for various research data
infrastructure
Takaaki Aoki and Shoji Kajita (Kyoto University) (20’)•Coffee Break (15’)

Keynote 2: From Human Genome Project to Genome Cohort Study
Atsushi Shimizu (Iwate Tohoku Medical Megabank) (30’)• Genetic relationship between tea plant (Camellia sinensis) and ornamental camellia (C. japonica)
Kazumi Furukawa (National Institute of Technology, Numazu College) (20’)

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Research outline with regional theme: Examples using machine learning, geographic information
system, and social big data
Shizuo Suzuki (National Institute of Technology, Numazu College) (20’)
Useful Tools for Education and Capacity Building about Solar Terrestrial Physics Study
Yoshimasa Tanaka (Polar Environment Data Science Center, DS, ROIS) (20’)
Panel discussion (10’)

12:30–14:00 Lunch & Poster
14:00–17:20 Session E: Future on data science(Session chair: Asanobu Kitamoto, Hironori Yabuki)

Keynote 1: Embedding Machine Learning in the Data Life Cycle - An Example from Minerals ExplorationJens Klump (Mineral Resources, CSIRO in Australia) (30’)• Toward universal information access on the digital object cloud
Kei Kurakawa (National Institute of Informatics, ROIS) (20’)• Development of Japanese Research Data Discovery Service
Fumihiro Kato (National Institute of Informatics, ROIS) (20’)• AI and Data Science - Machine Learning as Digital Catalyst for Data Curation
Asanobu Kitamoto (Center for Open Data in the Humanities, DS, ROIS) (20’)•Coffee Break (20’)

Keynote 2: Open Research Data Progress in Korea
Myung-Seok Choi (Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information) (30’)• The Cooking Recipes without Border Data set: FAIR challenges
Frederic Andres (National Institute of Informatics, ROIS) (20’)• Arctic Data Archive System (ADS)
Hironori Yabuki (Polar Environment Data Science Center, DS, ROIS) (20’)• Perspective of Open Science in Japan driven by Integrated Innovation Strategy
Kazuhiro Hayashi (National Institute of Science and Technology Policy) (20’)•Discussion

17:20–17:30 Closing Remarks (LOC Chair)Poster Presentation @ outside the Conference Hall

Core Time 1; Tuesday 13 November 17:20–18:20, Wednesday 14 November 13:50-14:50
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P-1: Multivariate analysis of the occupations of rental rooms by using the housing information website
dataHayafumi Watanabe (Center for Social Data Structuring, DS, ROIS)
P-2: Useful Tools for Education and Capacity Building about Solar Terrestrial Physics Study
Yoshimasa Tanaka (Polar Environment Data Science Center, DS, ROIS)
P-3: Arctic Data Archive System (ADS)
Hironori Yabuki (Polar Environment Data Science Center, DS, ROIS)
P-4: Data Processing and Archive System for the Antarctic PANSY Rader
Koji Nishimura (Polar Environment Data Science Center, DS, ROIS)
P-5: "Polar Data Journal" : A new data publishing platform for polar science
Akira Kadokura (Polar Environment Data Science Center, DS, ROIS)
P-6: A decade of history for polar data management in Japan
Masaki Kanao (Polar Environment Data Science Center, DS, ROIS)
P-7: Data and metadata sharing among AFoPS countries
Masaki Kanao (Polar Environment Data Science Center, DS, ROIS)
P-8: Development of Metadata, Conversion and Archiving of the Time Series Data of the Completed
Censuses and Surveys of the BBS
Chandra Shekhar Roy (Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics)
P-9: An attempt for the thermal transport modelling of fusion plasmas based on the statistical approach
Masayuki Yokoyama (National Institute for Fusion Science)Core Time 2; Thursday 15 November 13:00-14:00 (for Session D)
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P-10: A Python library for parallelised particle filters
Shinya Nakano (The Institute of Statistical Mathematics, ROIS)
P-11: A Study on Speaker Discrimination Using Machine Learning
Wataru Murata and ManYong Jeong (National Institute of Technology, Numazu College)
P-12: A Study on Speaker Discrimination by Deep Learning
Shinpei Mine and ManYong Jeong (National Institute of Technology, Numazu College)
P-13: A Study on Tapping Diagnosis of Structures Using Machine Learning
Ken Higuchi and ManYong Jeong (National Institute of Technology, Numazu College)
P-14: Development of Traffic Flow Data Measurement System by Drive Recorder
Hironori Kanazawa and ManYong Jeong (National Institute of Technology, Numazu College)
P-15: Optimization of Pipe Support Arrangement by Machine Learning
Hisashi Sakashita and ManYong Jeong (National Institute of Technology, Numazu College)
P-16: Genomic analysis in somatic embryogenesis of tea plant(Camellia sinensis)
Kaito Yamaki and Kazumi Furukawa (National Institute of Technology, Numazu College)
P-17: Preliminary estimation of the aesthetic value of cultural ecosystem services by mapping
geotagged photos from social media data around Mt. Fuji and Izu Peninsula
Naoto Unno and Shizuo Suzuki (National Institute of Technology, Numazu College)
P-18: Preliminary classification of Japanese cedar forests with aerial photographs using machinelearning approach
Ochiai Ryosuke and Shizuo Suzuki (National Institute of Technology, Numazu College)
P-19: Preliminary estimation of tea leaf quality using remote sensing techniques in Numazu city
Tomoaki Okatsu and Shizuo Suzuki (National Institute of Technology, Numazu College)•

P-20: Preliminary application of results in Japanese historical character recognition by machine learningto locally historical documents
Masuhiro Yamaji and Shizuo Suzuki (National Institute of Technology, Numazu College)