ADVANCE PROGRAM

M C ’07

13th MICROOPTICSCONFERENCE
http://www.comemoc.com/moc07/
Sponsored by

The Japan Society of Applied Physics (JSAP)
Organized byMicrooptics Group, Optical Society of Japan, JSAP

M C
In technical co-sponsorship by• IEEE/Lasers and Electro-Optics Society

In cooperation with
• Optical Society of America• Electronics Society, IEICE• The Chemical Society of Japan• The Society of Polymer Science, Japan• The Laser Society of Japan• Optoelectronic Industry and Technology
Development Association• Japan Optomechatronics Association

Supported by• Kagawa Prefecture• Takamatsu Convention & Visitors Bureau

Oct. 28(Sun.) – Oct. 31(Wed.), 2007
Sunport Takamatsu, Takamatsu, Kagawa, Japan

MOC ’07 Agenda At-A-Glance
October 28 (Sun.)

October 29 (Mon.)

8:00

8:00

8:30

8:30

9:00

9:00

30

30

10:00

10:00

30

30

11:00

11:00

30

30

12:00

12:00

30

30

Registration Open

Opening Remarks
A. Plenary
Conference Hall
(Tower Bldg. 6F)
Break

13:00

Registration Open

13:00

30

30

14:00

14:00
30

15:00

16:00
30

Microoptics Review(Tutorial)
Conference Hall
(Tower Bldg. 6F)

17:00
30

30
16:00

18:00

30

30

30

Get Together
Entrance Lobby(Tower Bldg. 6F)

Break

30 D. Advanced Devices
for Interconnects
Conference Hall
17:00
(Tower Bldg. 6F)
30

18:00

19:00

Lunch

C. Waveguide Devices
and Components
Conference Hall
(Tower Bldg. 6F)
15:00

30

30

B. Micro and Nano
Structured Devices
Conference Hall
(Tower Bldg. 6F)

Refreshment

E. Special Session"Optical Interconnects"
Conference Hall
30
(Tower Bldg. 6F)

19:00

20:00

20:00

30

30

MOC ’07 Agenda At-A-Glance
October 30 (Tue.)

October 31 (Wed.)

8:00

8:00

Registration Open

8:30

8:30

30

F. New Areas ofMicrooptics
Conference Hall
(Tower Bldg. 6F)

10:00

Break

9:00

Registration Open

J. Advanced Lasers andLight Sources
Conference Hall
30
(Tower Bldg. 6F)

9:00

10:00
Break

30

30

G. Photonic Recording
and Sensing
Conference Hall
(Tower Bldg. 6F)
30

11:00

11:00
30

12:00

12:00

30

30

13:00 Special UDON-Lunch
Tent Plaza
30

13:00

14:00

14:00

30
15:00
30

Lunch

30

L. Active and Functional
Devices
Conference Hall
(Tower Bldg. 6F)
15:00
30

H. Poster Session
Exhibition Hall
(Hall Bldg. 1F)

16:00

30
Break
PD. Post Deadline
Papers30 Paper Award Ceremony& Closing Remarks
17:00

16:00

30
17:00

MOC Award Ceremony&
Micro Concert
First Hall
18:00
(Hall Bldg. 4F)
30

30

30
18:00
30

19:00
30

K. Frequency
Conversion andAdvanced Displays
Conference Hall
(Tower Bldg. 6F)

19:00
Conference Party
Alice(Tower Bldg. 30F)

30

20:00

20:00

20:30

20:30

Technical Program
The 13th MICROOPTICS CONFERENCE (MOC '07) will beheld at Sunport Takamatsu, Takamatsu, Kagawa, Japan on
October 28 - October 31, 2007. This conference is sponsored by
The Japan Society of Applied Physics (JSAP) and organized byMicrooptics Group, The Optical Society of Japan (OSJ), JSAP incooperation with several academic societies and associations.
The MOC '07 is intended to provide a central forum for an
update and review of scientific and technical information
covering a wide range of microoptics field from fundamental
researches to systems and applications.
The latest information will be available on the following web site:

http://www.comemoc.com/moc07/

Microoptics Review (Tutorial)
Important topical fields of microoptics are lectured as
microoptics review to be held in the Conference Hall (Tower
Building 6F) on Sunday, 28 October. Students are free to attend
this tutorial without the registration.
"Welcome to microoptics world" H. Nakajima, Waseda Univ.
"VCSEL photonics"
K. Iga, Tokyo Inst. Tech.
"LEDs and photodiodes "K. Okamoto, Kagawa Univ.
M. Fukui, Univ. Tokushima"Surface-plasmon optics""Nonlinear optics"
K. Kuroda, Univ. Tokyo"We saw, I see!"K. Goto, Tokai Univ.

Plenary Session
Plenary session will be held in the Conference Hall (Tower
Building 6F) on Monday, 29 October. The following papers areinvited as the plenary talks.
"Microoptics and photonics polymer"
Y. Koike, Keio Univ.
"Large scale microoptic switching"
J. E. Bowers, UC Santa Barbara"Low-cost microoptical components for printed circuitboard- and chip-level photonic interconnects"
H. Thienpont, Vrije Univ. Brussel

Special Session
The special session entitled as "Optical Interconnects" isplanned on Monday, 29 October. Followings are invited;"Optical interconnects: A key to advanced supercomputers"
K. Kobayashi, Tokyo Inst. Tech.
"Optical interconnect technology for high-speed memory
test systems"
T. Okayasu, Advantest Corp.
"Electrical-optical circuit boards (EOCB) - Opticalinterconnects and the thin glass layer concept"
H. Schröder and N. Arndt-Staufenbiel, Fraunhofer IZM"Integration of optical interconnects on circuit board"
M. Karppinen et al., VTT"Optical interconnects for servers"
D. M. Kuchta, Y. Taira et al., IBM Corp.

Technical Program
Oral Presentation
Oral session is to be held in the Conference Hall (Tower Building
6F). The presentation time (including discussion) will be 25
minutes for invited papers, 15 minutes for regular papers, and10 minutes for post deadline papers. The invited speakers for
special session will have 20-minute talks. All the speakers arerequested to present the paper with a data projector. Prior to thestarting time of the session, the speakers are asked to contact
the session chairs.

Poster Session
Poster session will be held in the Exhibition Hall (Hall Building1F) in the afternoon of Tuesday, 30 October. For theconvenience of the participants, this session will be divided into
two parts. The first half is for authors with the paper of
odd-number (H1, H3, …) and the second half is for authors withthe paper of even-number (H2, H4, …). Authors should stay byturns in the vicinity of the bulletin board for discussion. Eachauthor is requested to display materials on a 180 cm wide and180 cm high bulletin board.

Post Deadline Papers
A limited number of post deadline papers will be accepted forthe post deadline oral session or the poster session. Latest
significant results obtained after the regular deadline are mostwelcome. Post deadline papers should be submitted
electronically. A detailed instruction as well as the paper
template will be available from the following Web site:

http://www.comemoc.com/moc07/
The deadline for submission is October 9, 2007.

Special Issue "Microoptics"
A special issue on microoptics of the Japanese Journal ofApplied Physics (JJAP) is scheduled for publication in August,2008. Not only authors of papers for MOC '07 but also people
having activities related to microoptics are strongly encouraged
to submit original papers to the special issue. The deadline forsubmission is January 16, 2008. If you want any further
information, please contact:
Prof. S. Yamashita
Editor/Secretariat, MOC Special Issue
University of Tokyo
7-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-8656, Japan
Tel: +81-3-5841-6659, Fax: +81-3-5841-6025
E-mail: syama@ee.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp

Official Language
The official language of MOC ’07 is English.

PhotographNo photograph is permitted during the oral and poster sessions.

Social Events & Exhibition
Get Together
Get Together will be held in the Entrance Lobby (Tower Building6F) in the evening of Sunday, 28 October. All the attendees of
MOC ’07 are cordially invited.

Special UDON-Lunch
Special UDON-lunch is planned on Tuesday, 30 October. UDON
is a noodle which is a speciality of Takamatsu. The UDON-lunch
will be held in the Tent Plaza which is next to the Tower Building.
All the attendees of MOC ’07 are cordially invited.

MOC Award Ceremony
MOC Award ceremony will be held in the First Hall (Hall Building4F) at 17:00, Tuesday, 30 October.

Micro Concert
After the MOC Award ceremony, “Micro Concert” will be
performed by Machida Philharmony Baroque Ensemble (MPB).
The concert will start approximately at 17:20.
All the attendees of MOC '07 and their accompanying family areinvited to the concert.

Conference Party
In the evening of Tuesday, 30 October, Conference Party will beheld after Micro Concert at Restaurant Alice (Tower Building
30F). The party will start at 18:45. All the attendees of MOC ’07
and their accompanying person are cordially invited.
***Technical Exhibition
Table-top technical exhibition is planned during MOC '07. Take
this opportunity to see the latest products and technologies inrelation to Microoptics. Exhibition will be held in the Entrance
Lobby (Tower Building 6F). For information about exhibiting at
this conference, please contact:
B. YaoHitachi Cable, Ltd.
5-1-1 Hitaka-cho, Hitachi, Ibaraki 319-1414, Japan
Tel: +81-294-25-3837, Fax: +81-294-43-7487
E-mail: yao.bing@hitachi-cable.co.jp

Technical Sessions
Sunday, 28 October
Conference Hall (Tower Bldg. 6F)
14:00-18:20
TU0
14:00
TU1
14:20
TU2
15:10

Microoptics Review (Tutorial)

Welcome to microoptics world
H. Nakajima, Waseda Univ.
VCSEL photonics
K. Iga, Tokyo Inst. Tech.
LEDs and photodiodes
K. Okamoto, Kagawa Univ.

Break (16:00-16:20)
TU3
16:20
TU4
17:10
TU5
18:00

Surface-plasmon optics
M. Fukui, Univ. Tokushima
Nonlinear optics
K. Kuroda, Univ. Tokyo
We saw, I see!
K. Goto, Tokai Univ.

Entrance Lobby (Tower Bldg. 6F)
18:30-20:00

Get Together***

Monday, 29 October
Conference Hall (Tower Bldg. 6F)
9:00-9:10
Opening Remarks
Conference Co-chairs of MOC '07:
S. Yamashita, Univ. TokyoK. Yamamoto, Matsushita Electric Ind. Co., Ltd.
9:10-10:40
Chairs:
A1
9:10
A2
9:40
A3
10:10

Session A: Plenary
S. Yamashita, Univ. TokyoK. Yamamoto, Matsushita Electric Ind. Co., Ltd.

Microoptics and photonics polymer (Plenary)
Y. Koike, Keio Univ.
Large scale microoptic switching (Plenary)
J. E. Bowers, UC Santa Barbara
Low-cost microoptical components for printed circuitboard- and chip-level photonic interconnects (Plenary)
H. Thienpont, Vrije Univ. Brussel

Break (10:40-11:00)
11:00-12:35
Chairs:Session B: Micro and Nano Structured Devices
M. Wu, UC Berkeley
H. Ichikawa, Ehime Univ.

B1
Resonance-domain and subwavelength diffractive
11:00 optics: Latest trends (Invited)
P. Laakkonen1,2, J. Turunen1, S. Siitonen1, T. Levola3, N.
Passilly1, and M. Kuittinen1, 1Univ. Joensuu, 2Nanocomp Oy
Ltd., 3Nokia Corp.

Technical Sessions
Monday, 29 October
B2
Fabrication of sub-wavelength periodic structures upon
11:25 high-refractive-index glasses by precision glass
molding
T. Mori1, K. Hasegawa1, T. Hatano1, H. Kasa2, K. Kintaka2,
and J. Nishii2, 1Konica Minolta Opto, Inc., 2AIST
B3Reformulated Fourier modal method for the analysis of
11:40 second-harmonic generation in crossed gratings
B. Bai and J. Turunen, Univ. Joensuu
B4
Wafer level camera technologies for camera phone
11:55 handsets (Invited)
M. R. Feldman, Tessera North America, Inc.
B5
Design and UV nano imprinting of aspherical square
12:20 microlens array for image sensor application
J. Lim, S.-M. Kim, J.-H. Min, M. Choi, H. Kim, and S. Kang,
Yonsei Univ.

Lunch (12:35-13:55)
13:55-15:50
Chairs:Session C: Waveguide Devices and Components
J. E. Batubara, Univ. Pelita Harapen
T. Suhara, Osaka Univ.

C1
Polarization control and its application to waveguide
13:55 devices (Invited)
J. J. G. M. van der Tol, L. M. Augustin, U. Khalique, and M. K.
Smit, Eindhoven Univ. Tech.
C2
Optimum combination of tuning of hitless wavelength
14:20 selective switch using quadruple series coupledmicroring resonator
Y. Goebuchi, M. Hisada, T. Kato, and Y. Kokubun, Yokohama
National Univ.
C3
Waveguide coupling to size-mismatched bispheres
14:35 G. S. Murugan1, J. S. Wilkinson1, M. N. Zervas1,2, 1Univ.
Southampton, 2SPI Lasers Ltd.
C4
40-Gbit/s operation of ultracompact PD integrated
14:50 dispersion compensator based on 1D photonic crystals
M. Sagawa1,2,3, S. Goto1,2,3, K. Hosomi1,2,3, T. Sugawara2,3, T.
Katsuyama1,3, and Y. Arakawa1, 1Univ. Tokyo, 2Hitachi Ltd.,
3
OITDA
C5
High-speed electro-optic polarization modulator using a
15:05 double periodic poling structure
H. Murata, A. Takahashi, and Y. Okamura, Osaka Univ.
C6
Low-loss silicon oxynitride waveguides and branches
15:20 for the 850-nm-wavelength region
T. Tsuchizawa1, K. Yamada1, T. Watanabe1, H. Fukuda1, S.
Itabashi1, A. Gomyo2, J. Ushida2, J. Fujikata2, D. Okamoto2,
K. Nishi2, and K. Ohashi2, 1NTT Corp., 2MIRAI-Selete
C7
Design and fabrication of 3D nanostep hollow
15:35 waveguide for widely tunable photonic devices
M. Kumar and F. Koyama, Tokyo Inst. Tech.

Break (15:50-16:10)
16:10-17: 50 Session D: Advanced Devices for Interconnects
Chairs:M. Karppinen, VTT
H. Sasaki, Oki Electric Ind. Co., Ltd.

Technical Sessions
Monday, 29 OctoberD1
Erbium-based materials and devices for optical gain in
16:10 optical interconnects for Si photonics (Invited)
J. H. Shin, KAIST
D2
Efficiency improvement of focusing grating couplers for
16:35 WDM optical interconnects board
S. Murata1, K. Kintaka2, K. Nishio1, Y. Awatsuji1, and S. Ura1,
1
Kyoto Inst. Tech., 2AISTD3
A novel passive alignment technique using a silicon
16:50 optical bench and a PLC chip with notches and its
application to a 1×8 optical splitter module
A. Aratake, K. Watanabe, M. Ishii, and Y. Inoue, NTT Corp.
D4
Pluggable coupling components for multilayer
17:05 interconnections on the printed circuit board-level
J. Van Erps1, N. Hendrickx2, Y. Ishii1, C. Debaes1, P. Van
Daele2, and H. Thienpont1, 1Vrije Univ. Brussel, 2Ghent Univ.
D5
High-precision single-mode fiber connectors fabricated
17:20 through deep proton writing
J. Van Erps1, H. van Amerongen1, P. Toet1, C. Debaes1, J.
Watté2, and H. Thienpont1, 1Vrije Univ. Brussel, 2TYCOElectronics
D6
4-channel polymer waveguides with parabolic and17:35 W-shaped index circular cores for optical interconnects
Y. Takeyoshi and T. Ishigure, Keio Univ.

Break (17:50-18:20)
18:20-20:30

Session E: Special Session"Optical Interconnects"
Chairs:S. Ura, Kyoto Inst. Tech.
S. Ozawa, The Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
K. Kobayashi, Tokyo Inst. Tech.
E0
Introduction
18:20 S. Ura, Kyoto Inst. Tech.
E1
Optical interconnects: A key to advanced super
18:25 computers (Invited)
K. Kobayashi, Tokyo Inst. Tech.
E2
Optical interconnect technology for high-speed memory
18:45 test systems (Invited)
T. Okayasu, ADVANTEST Corp.
E3
Electrical-optical circuit boards (EOCB) - Optical
19:05 interconnects and the thin glass layer concept (Invited)
H. Schröder and N. Arndt-Staufenbiel, Fraunhofer IZM
E4
Integration of optical interconnnects on circuit board
19:25 (Invited)
M. Karppinen1, T. Alajoki1, P. Karioja1, N. Hendrickx2, G. Van
Steenberge2, P. Van Daele2, J. Van Erps3, C. Debaes3, H.
Thienpont3, S. Obi4, M. Immonen5, J. Kivilahti6, and A. L.
Glebov7, 1VTT, 2Ghent Univ., 3Vrije Univ. Brussel, 4CSEM,
5
Aspocomp Group, 6Helsinki Univ. Tech., 7Fujitsu Lab.
America
E5
Optical interconnects for servers (Invited)
19:45 D. M. Kuchta, Y. Taira, C. Baks, G. McVicker, and L.
Schares, IBM Corp.
20:05 Panel Discussion|
20:30

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 30 October
Conference Hall (Tower Bldg. 6F)
8:30-9:55
Chairs:
F1
8:30
F2
8:55

F3
9:10
F4
9:25

F5
9:40

Session F: New Areas of Microoptics
H. Schröder, Fraunhofer IZM
M. Haruna, Osaka Univ.

Nano photonics MEMS for innovative devices (Invited)
M. Wu, UC Berkeley
Recent developments in silicon-based MEMS photonic
systems
R. Bitterli1, T. Overstolz2, S. Waldis1, R. Stanley2, F.
Zamkotsian3, M. Zickar1, W. Noell1, N. F. de Rooij1, 1Univ.
Neuchâtel, 2CSEM, 3Laboratoire d'Astrophysique deMarseille
Fabrication and evaluation of liquid crystal lens withradial micro patterns for the focal length control
S.-W. Choi and Y.-J. Kim, Yonsei Univ.
Development of surface plasmon resonance sensor
system for biological reaction sensing
Y. Iwasaki1,2, T. Horiuchi1, T. Haga1, T. Tobita3, K. Suzuki2,4,
O. Niwa2,5, 1NTT Corp., 2CREST, JST, 3NTT Advanced Tech.
Corp., 4Keio Univ., 5AIST
Single molecule analysis of condensed DNA: Direct
measurement of condensation speed and single
molecule sizing by laser trapping
K. Hirano1,2, T. Ishido1, H. Nagata1, Y. Tanaka1, and M.
Ishikawa1, 1AIST, 2PRESTO, JST

Break (9:55-10:15)
10:15-12:10
Chairs:Session G: Photonic Recording and Sensing
Y.-J. Kim, Yonsei Univ.
Y. Okino, Kansai Univ.

G1
Near-field recording technology using solid immersion
10:15 lens (Invited)
N.-C. Park, H.-S. Yang, Y.-C. Rhim, and Y.-P. Park, Yonsei
Univ.
G2
Motion picture recording of visible femtosecond light
10:40 pulse propagation
M. Aihara1, M. Makino1, T. Kakue1, A. Kuzuhara1, Y.
Awatsuji1,2 ,K. Nishio1, S. Ura1, and T. Kubota1, 1Kyoto Inst.
Tech., 2PRESTO, JST
G3
Novel co-axial bi-directional digital high speed
10:55 endoscope using optical fiber
W. Kubo, T. Minakuchi, K. Sato, K. Tsutamura, T. Shoji, K.
Sugitani, A. Arimoto, and S. Arai, PENTAX Corp.
G4
A micro-optical fibre sensor
11:10 G. Brambilla and F. Xu, Univ. Southampton
G5
AFM in liquid cell using optical interference
11:25 H. Koyama, F. Oohira, M Hosogi, G Hashiguchi, and S.
Shimamoto, Kagawa Univ.
G6
Online face recognition system using a highly accurate
11:40 filtering correlation
S. Ishikawa, E. Watanabe, and K. Kodate, Japan Women's
Univ.

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 30 October
G7
Microscopic analysis of sweating dynamics of a human
11:55 fingertip by optical coherence tomography
A. Yamada, Y. Ueda, H. Saigusa, M. Ohmi, and M. Haruna,
Osaka Univ.

Special UDON-Lunch (12:10-14:00)
Tent Plaza

Exhibition Hall (Hall Bldg. 1F)
14:10-16:40
Chairs:Session H: Poster Session
T. Mizumoto, Tokyo Inst. Tech.
K. Ogawa, Japan Women’s Univ.

(14:10-15:25) Odd numbers: 1st half
(15:25-16:40) Even numbers: 2nd half
H1
H2
H3
H4
H5

H6

H7

H8

H9

H10

Sensitivity dependence on waveguide position insilicon-based guided-wave optical flow sensor
M. Adachi, Y. Kudo, M. Ohkawa, and T. Sato, Niigata Univ.
Bandwidth stability of W-shaped plastic optical fiber
under microbending
K. Aoyagi and T. Ishigure, Keio Univ.
Liquid optic scanner
H.-H. Chen1,2, C. S. Chu1, W. D. Tyan1, Y. T. Li1, C. K. Yen1,
and C. Fu2, 1ITRI, 2National Tsing-Hua Univ.
Minimum color-difference variation cluster for color
interpolation in digital camera
S. K. Chiu, Winbond Electronics Corp.
Optimized design method and evaluation performanceof hybrid lens for small sized mobile phone camera
H. Choi1, Y.-J. Yoon1, B. Kim1, N.-C. Park1, Y.-P. Park1, S.
Kang1, J.-C. Jeong2, and C.-H. Park2, 1Yonsei Univ.,
2
Samsung Electro-mechanics Co., Ltd.
Single-beam multi-channel holographic storage systemusing a transmittive spatial light modulator
P. S. Chung1, K. C. Wong1, and Z. Chen1,2, 1City Univ. Hong
Kong, 2Shanghai Inst. Optics & Fine Mechanics
Optical properties of intercalated dye molecules intitanate nanosheets
C. Dou1,2, H. Okamoto2, A. Kimura2, Y. Harada2, N.
Tsurumachi2, N. Takahashi2, S. Nakanishi2, H. Itoh2, P.
Wen1,2, and F. Qi2, 1Baoji Univ. Arts & Sci., 2Kagawa Univ.
Elimination of axial chromatic aberration by diffractive
optical element with genetic algorithm
Y.-C. Fang1, T.-K. Liu1, C.-M. Tsai2, and H.-C. Lin1, 1National
Kaohsiung First Univ. Sci. Tech., 2Kun Shan Univ.
Characteristics of all-optical ultra-fast 3R circuits using
the cascaded second-order nonlinear effect inquasi-phase-matched lithium niobate devices
Y. Fukuchi, T. Tanaka, K. Watanabe, and J. Maeda, Tokyo
Univ. Sci.
Effect of hole and electron injection time on modulation
speed of organic light-emitting diodeT. Fukuda1, B. Wei2, M. Ichikawa2, and Y. Taniguchi2,
1
Fujikura Ltd., 2Shinshu Univ.

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 30 October
H11
H12

H13

H14

H15

H16

H17
H18
H19

H20
H21
H22

H23

H24

H25

Image reconstruction for reflection type diffusion optical
tomography using weight function model
A. Goto, K. Nitta, and O. Matoba, Kobe Univ.
Evanescent light enhancement simulation results fordifferent grating shapes on gold thin film
K. Goto1 and T. Ohmori2, 1Tokai Univ., 2Toshiba Information
Systems Corp.
Two dimensional phase measurement of microscopic
objects using phase locking technique
M. Hanesaka, E. Watanabe, J. Mizuno, and K. Kodate,Japan Women's Univ.,
Multi-cell sorting on micro fluidic chip using opticalgradient force
K. Hirano1,2, H. Nagata1, T. Ishido1, Y. Tanaka1, and M.
Ishikawa1, 1AIST, 2PRESTO, JST
Design of a wavelength independent grating in theresonance domain
T. Hoshino1, S. Banerjee1, M. Itoh1, and T. Yatagai1,2, 1Univ.
Tsukuba, 2Utsunomiya Univ.
All-optical switching triode with negative feedback effectinduced by semiconductor optical amplifier module
J.-H. Huh, H. Nakayama, S. Maki, and Y. Maeda, Toyota
Tech. Inst.
Time division multiple connections using optical device
in optical space communication
T. Ishida and K. Ogawa, Japan Women's Univ.
High efficiency optical coupling structure forresonant-cavity light-emitting diodes
P. Iso-Ketola and J. Vanhala, Tampere Univ. Tech.
Intensity-encoded fiber temperature sensor by
combination of long-period fiber gratings andlight-emitting diodeH. Ito and H. Sakata, Shizuoka Univ.
Three-dimensional optical storage medium using
arranged nano spheres
T. Itoh and C. Egami, Shizuoka Univ.
Design and fabrication of aspherical microlens array togenerate multi optical probes
G. Jeong, E. Choi, H. Kim, and S. Kang, Yonsei Univ.
Low loss vertical optical path conversion using
45-degrees mirror for coupling between opticalwaveguide devices and planar devices
Y. Johraku and Y. Kokubun, Yokohama National Univ.
Optical property of holographic-polymer dispersed
liquid crystal gratings formed at various temperatures
H. Kakiuchida1, M. Tazawa1, and A. Ogiwara2, 1AIST,
2
Takamatsu National College Tech.
Förster resonance energy transfer between CdSe-ZnS
quantum dots in polymer film
R. Kanemoto1,2, Y. Matsumoto1,2, N. Tsurumachi1, H. Itoh1, S.
Koshiba1, S. Nakanishi1, V. Biju2, and M. Ishikawa2, 1Kagawa
Univ., 2AIST
2-D parallel processor for modulo multiplication with
optical interference
N. Katsuta, K. Nitta, and O. Matoba, Kobe Univ.

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 30 October
H26
H27

H28
H29

H30

H31

H32

H33

H34

H35
H36

H37
H38

Passive waveguide polarization converter withsingle-trench GaInAsP/InP waveguideS.-H. Kim, Y. Shoji, and T. Mizumoto, Tokyo Inst. Tech.
Microsphere/cylinder waveguide resonator for direct
light beam coupling using metallic core and highrefractive index shell
A. Kobayashi, H. Okayama, and H. Nakajima, Waseda Univ.
Error reduction of low-quantized kinoforms using a
direct search method
S. Kojo, S. Yang, and H. Takajo, Kyushu Inst. Tech.
Terahertz wave generation by one-dimensional photonic
crystal structure
T. Kokuhata1, H. Shirai1, E. Kishimoto1, H. Miyagawa1, S.
Koshiba1, S. Nakanishi1, H. Itoh1, M. Hangyo2, and N.
Tsurumachi1, 1Kagawa Univ., 2Osaka Univ.
Visible
AWG
spectroscopic
sensorusingaparabola-shaped sample injection waveguide
Y. Komai1, H. Nagano1, M. Mieno1, K. Okamoto2, and K.
Kodate1, 1Japan Women's Univ., 2UC Davis
Numerical
shape
analysisofreconstructed
three-dimensional images of femtosecond pulse
propagation recorded by light-in-flight recording byholography
A. Kuzuhara1, K. Komai1, T. Katayama1, K. Nishio1, Y.
Awatsuji1,2, S. Ura1, and T. Kubota1, 1Kyoto Inst. Tech.,
2
PRESTO, JST
Wide-angle
bending
waveguidebasedonphase-compensated microprism
H.-C. Lan1, C.-C. Chen1, C.-S. Chang1, C.-M. Wang2, Y.-C.
Chang2, J.-Y. Chang1, and M.-L. Wu1, 1National Central
Univ., 2Academia Sinica
Improved light trapping in silicon thin-film solar cell by
guided mode resonance effect
Y.-C. Lee, C.-F. Huang, J.-Y. Chang, and M.-L. Wu, National
Central Univ.
Fabrication of light guide panel with micro-prism
patterns for compact LCD backlight unit
S.-C. Lee, D.-S. Lim, S.-M. Kim, Y.-J. Kim, S. Kang, Yonsei
Univ.
Optical constants dependence of thin Al and Ir films on
film thickness and deposition technique
A. Lehmuskero, M. Kuittinen, and P. Vahimaa, Univ. Joensuu
Optimization of light guide plate with micro structure forextra light modern backlight module
C.-J. Li, Y.-C. Fang, W.-T. Chu, and M.-C. Cheng, National
Kaohsiung First Univ. Sci. Tech.
Nonlinear confocal microscopy for high resolution
measurement
Y. Liu and C. Egami, Shizuoka Univ.
Polymer long period waveguide gratings for sensor
applications
Y. Liu and E. Y. B. Pun, City Univ. Hong Kong

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 30 October
H39

H40

H41

H42

H43

H44
H45
H46
H47

H48
H49

H50

H51

H52

A color system for three dimensional imaging using
stereogram capturing and holographic reconstruction
Y. Matsukura, N. Nishikawa, K. Nitta, and O. Matoba, Kobe
Univ.
Interfacial interaction of semiconductor quantum dotswith nanoparticles in solution
Y. Matsumoto1, R. Kanemoto1, N. Tsurumachi1, S. Koshiba1,
H. Itoh1, S. Nakanishi1, T. Itoh2, V. Biju2, and M. Ishikawa2,
1
Kagawa Univ., 2AIST
Laser micro-smoothing of binary optics as a means to
reduce light scatter
E. Mendez1, H. J. Baker1, M. Taghizadeh1, R. McBride2, N.
Ross1, and D. R. Hall1, 1Heriot-Watt Univ., 2PowerPhotonic
Ltd.
Ultra compact and highly efficient QPM-green laser
system for display and medical use
H. Miki, S. Takagi, M. Nakakita, A. Tanaka, Y. Mizoh, and Y.
Okazaki, Panasonic Shikoku Electronics Co., Ltd.
Optical detection of defects in multi-layered opticaldeviceK. Minami, E. Kurimoto, K. Hirano, T. Miyake, Y. Nakata, andY. Kurata, Sharp Corp.
Two dimensional parallel processing for modular
exponentiation by means of Montgomery multiplication
T. Minami, K. Nitta, and O. Matoba, Kobe Univ.,
A narrow-spectrum long-wavelength VCSEL using afiber Bragg grating – Dependence on grating reflectivity
T. Mizunami, T. Furuta, and T. Kudo, Kyushu Inst. Tech.
A long-period fiber-grating sensor for temperature/strain
discrimination
T. Mizunami, Y. Ishida, and S. Yoshikura, Kyushu Inst. Tech.,
Measurement of refractive indices of an opticalanisotropic film with a slanted optic axis
K. Muro1, T. Inaba1, M. Karibe1, H. Yoda1, M. Miyagi2,3, H.
Tsuchiya1, and K. Shiraishi1, 1Utsunomiya Univ., 2Sendai
National College Tech., 3Miyagi National College Tech.
Interrogation of fiber grating sensor using bandpass
filters with chirped fiber Bragg grating
K. Nakagawa, Kagawa Univ.
Design of binary computer-generated holograms to
avoid speckles with a phase difference constraint
methodM. Nakata, S. Yang, and H. Takajo, Kyushu Inst. Tech.
Switching characteristics in a 4×4 optical switch using
ferro-electric liquid crystal polarization control devices
K. Nakatsuhara, Y. Sugimoto, and T. Nakagami, Kanagawa
Inst. Tech.
650nm wavelength 20 channel laser diode array for highresolution and high speed laser printerS. Nakatsuka1, H. Inenaga2, J. Sakamoto2, and M. Aoki1,
1
Hitachi Ltd., 2Ricoh Printing Systems
A three dimensional imaging system by means of ray
space and holographic reconstruction
N. Nishikawa, K. Nitta, and O. Matoba, Kobe Univ.

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 30 October
H53

H54

H55

H56

H57

H58
H59

H60
H61

H62

H63

H64

H65
H66

Linewidth control of high power single polarization
ytterbium-doped double cladding fiber laser based
MOPA
J. Nishina, N. Yoshizawa, K. Tanaka, and A. Fujisaki, The
Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
Formationofanisotropic
Bragg
gratings
inpolymer-dispersed liquid crystal films
A. Ogiwara1, M. Minato1, S. Horiguchi1, H. Ono2, H. Imai2, H.
Kakiuchida3, and M. Tazawa3, 1Takamatsu National College
Tech., 2Nagaoka Univ. Tech., 3AIST
Fabrication of array waveguide grating by casting
method using micro die
K. Okada, F. Oohira, G. Hashiguchi, M. Hosogi, and Y.
Mihara, Kagawa Univ.
Planar structured 3D light beam deflector using prism
shaped electrode and electro-optic effect graded in
depth direction
H. Okayama1 and M. Sakuta2, 1Oki Electric Ind. Co., Ltd.,2Oki Digital Imaging Co.
Width deviation compensation for ridge waveguide andits application to PPLN wavelength converter
H. Okayama, H. Ono, and Y. Ogawa, Oki Electric Ind. Co.,Ltd.
Comparison of reflection-type holographic memory withtransmission-type memory in angular multiplexing
J. Onoda, M. Miura, K. Nitta, and O. Matoba, Kobe Univ.,
Guiding properties of a modified triangular latticephotonic crystal fibre
S. M. A. Razzak, Y. Namihira, S. Kaijage, T. Kinjo, N. H. Hai,
and N. Zou, Univ. Ryukyus
High efficient microoptical polarizer
P. Ruffieux, T. Scharf, and H.-P. Herzig, Univ. Neuchâtel
Compact grating based spectrometer for illumination
recognition
T. Saastamoinen, N. Heikkilä, M. Kuittinen, and P. Vahimaa,
Univ. Joensuu
Second-harmonic generation in nonlinear photonic
structures with disordered ferroelectric domains
S. Saltiel1,2, R. Fischer1, D. Neshev1, W. Krolikowski1, and Y.
Kivshar1, 1Australian National Univ., 2Univ. Sofia
Micro-optical elements on Bragg reflectors to create
iridescent colours
T. Scharf, S. Jaquet, P. Ruffieux, and H. P. Herzig, Univ.
Neuchâtel
Prototype system of real-time digital holographic
microscopy using the graphic processing unit
T. Shimobaba1, Y. Sato1, K. Miyamoto1, J. Miura1, M.
Takenouchi1, and T. Ito2, 1Yamagata Univ., 2Chiba Univ.
Time jitter investigation in compact and simple time
jitter suppressed gain-switched DFB laser module
H. B. Song, N. Kitaoka, and K. Nonaka, Kochi Univ. Tech.
Photonic crystals on patterned sapphire substrates
fabricated using nanosphere lithography
Y. K. Su1, J. J. Chen1, R. W. Chuang1, C. L. Lin2, and C. C.
Kao1, 1National Cheng Kung Univ., 2Kun-Shan Univ.

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 30 October
H67

H68

H69

H70
H71

H72
H73

H74

H75
H76

H77

H78

H79

Mechanism of the RGB color in the extended porphyrinderivatives by means of DV-Xα calculation
A. Takashima1, S. Tsuboi1, T. Ishii1, and G. Sakane2,
1
Kagawa Univ., 2Okayama Univ. Sci.
Liquid sample injector driven by laser pulses
M. Tanaka1,3, T. Ooie1,3, T. Nakahara1, S. Hyodo2, Y.
Shinohara3, H. Miyashita1, Y. Baba1,4, 1AIST, 2Toyo
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 3Univ. Tokushima, 4Nagoya Univ.
Autonomous downlink and uplink beam alignment andsearching techniques for smart link multi-useraccessibility optical wireless micro-cell system
C. Tangtronbenchasil, T. Kato, and K. Nonaka, Kochi Univ.
Tech.
Optical thin film with high damage resistance for
Nd:YAG laser device
R. Tateno1 and K. Kashiwagi2, 1Shimadzu Corp., 2Toyo Univ.
Zn-diffused polarization phase modulator in x-cut
lithium niobate
R.-C. Twu, H.-H. Lee, H.-Y. Hong, and C.-Y. Yang, Southern
Taiwan Univ. Tech.
Blind deconvolution method using the zero-constraint
T. Ueda, S. Yang, and H. Takajo, Kyushu Inst. Tech.
Design of phase-shifting mask generating sawtooth
optical interference pattern
S. Ura1, C. Kim1, K. Nishio1, Y. Awatsuji1, K. Kintaka2, 1Kyoto
Inst. Tech., 2AISTDMD evaluation of rectangular optical waveguide for
10Gbpsboard-to-board
andchip-to-chip
interconnection with numerical analysis
Y. Wakazono, A. Suzuki, D. Nagao, T. Ishikawa, T. Hino, Y.
Hashimoto, H. Masuda, S. Suzuki, M. Tamura, T. Suzuki, K.
Kikuchi, H. Nakagawa, M. Aoyagi, and T. Mikawa, AIST
Optical tracking for the estimation of human upper bodymodel and its 3D motion
K. Wan and H. Sawada, Kagawa Univ.
Transmission enhancement through single slit
embedded in plasmonic multilayer structure
C.-M. Wang1, C.-C. Chao2, H.-I Huang2, Y.-C. Chang1, D.-P.
Tsai3, and J.-Y. Chang2, 1Academia Sinica, 2National Central
Univ., 3National Taiwan Univ.
Sensitivity dependence with respect to diaphragmdimensions in a glass-based guided-wave opticalpressure sensor
Y. Watanabe, H. Nikkuni, M. Ohkawa, and T. Sato, Niigata
Univ.
Planar beam expander for fluorescence correlation
spectroscopy
A.-C. Wei1 and J.-R. Sze2, 1Foxsemicon Integrated Tech.
Inc., 2Instrument Tech. Research Center
Fabrication of SnO2 nanopillar array by liquid-phase
deposition assisted by porous anodic alumina
S. Yamaguchi1, H. Segawa1, T. Nagaura2, S. Inoue2, T.
Yano1, and S. Shibata1, 1Tokyo Inst. Tech., 2National Inst.
Materials Sci.

Technical Sessions
Tuesday, 30 October
H80
H81
H82

H83
H84

Effective derivation method of weight function in
diffusion optical tomography
T. Yamamura, K. Nitta, and O. Matoba, Kobe Univ.
Plasmon-free vertically-standing nanometal structure
J.-K. Yang, M.-K. Seo, S.-H. Kim, J.-Y. Kim, and Y.-H. Lee,
KAIST
Effect of annular-aperture in solid immersion lens basednear-field recording
Y.-J. Yoon, T.-S. Kim, W.-C. Kim, H. Choi, N.-C. Park, and
Y.-P. Park, Yonsei Univ.
Short pulse propagation in DFB waveguides
M. Yoshimura and T. Mizumoto, Tokyo Inst. Tech.
Optical characteristics and electric conductivity ofmanganese oxide nano-fibers and nano-tubes
N. Yoshimura, Y. Miyaoka, M. Yamano, A. Yoshimura, Q.
Feng, M. Terabayashi, H. Miyagawa, N. Tsurumachi, S.
Koshiba, S. Nakanishi, and H. Itoh, Kagawa Univ.

Break (16:40-17:00)

First Hall (Hall Bldg. 4F)
17:00-17:20

MOC Award Ceremony

17:20-18:30

Micro Concert

Alice (Tower Bldg. 30F)
18:45-20:30

Conference Party

Technical Sessions
Wednesday, 31 October
Conference Hall (Tower Bldg. 6F)
8:30-10:10
Chairs:
J1
8:30
J2
8:55
J3
9:10
J4
9:25
J5
9:40
J6
9:55

Session J: Advanced Lasers and Light Sources
R. King, U-L-M Photonics GmbH
S. Tsuji, Hitachi Ltd.

MOCVD growth and nanofabrication of GaN-based
VCSELs (Invited)
H. C. Kuo, C. C. Kao, J. T. Chu, T. C. Lu, and S. C. Wang,
National Chiao-Tung Univ.
Characterizationoffirst-order
AlInGaN
405nm
distributed feedback laser diodes
S. Masui, K. Tsukayama, T. Yanamoto, T. Kozaki, S.
Nagahama, and T. Mukai, Nichia Corp.
Mechanism of enhanced light extraction efficiency in
III-nitride-based micro-array light-emitting diodes
J.-Y. Chang, Y.-C. Lee, P.-S. Lee, C.-H. Kuo, and M.-L. Wu,
National Central Univ.
Multimode laser emission from organic photonic dots
M. Sudzius, M. Langner, S. Hintschich, V. G. Lyssenko, H.
Fröb, and K. Leo, Tech. Univ. Dresden
Surface-emitting red DBR laser array for semiconductor
laser-induced fluorescence biosensing
M. Uemukai, Y. Yamada, and T. Suhara, Osaka Univ.
A direct diode laser system using a planar lightwave
circuitK. Hasegwa, H. Matsubara, T. Ichikawa, M. Maeda, and H.
Ito, TOYOTA Central R&D Labs.

Break (10:10-10:30)
10:30-12:25
Chairs:Session K: Frequency Conversion and Advanced
Displays
B. Luther-Davies, Australian National Univ.
S. Ishihara, JST and OITDA

K1
Compact intracavity SHG green light source with wide
10:30 operation temperature range using periodically poled
Mg:LiNbO3
T. Yokoyama, K. Mizuuchi, K. Nakayama, A. Kurozuka,
T. Sugita, A. Morikawa, and K. Yamamoto, Matsushita
Electric Ind. Co., Ltd.
K2
Lithium niobate nonlinear-optical device for hybrid
10:45 silicon photonics
T. Okubo1,2, R. Kou1,2, S. Kurimura1,2, H. Nakajima2, J.
Ichikawa3, and K. Kondou3, 1National Inst. Materials Sci.,
2
Waseda Univ., 3Sumitomo Osaka Cement Co., Ltd.
K3
Waveguide QPM-SFG device pumped by InGaAs laser
11:00 diode for single photon detection in communicationband
M. Fujimura, H. Okabe, K. Beniya, and T. Suhara, Osaka
Univ.
K4
Crystal-quartz-based wavelength converter for deep
11:15 ultraviolet generation
S. Kurimura1, M. Adachi1,2, J. Nakanishi1,2, and K. Hayashi2,
1
National Inst. Materials Sci., 2Nidek Co., Ltd.

Technical Sessions
Wednesday, 31 October
K5
Microoptical solutions for imaging and displays (Invited)
11:30 A. Bräuer, P. Dannberg, J. Duparre, A. Brückner, F.
Wippermann, P. Schreiber, and D. Michaelis, Fraunhofer IOF
K6
3-dimensional displaying in liquid
11:55 A. Chekhovskiy and H. Toshiyoshi, Univ. Tokyo
K7
Multi-laser diodes condenser/homogenizer applicable to12:10 laser projection systems
T. Itoh1, T. Mizushima1, H. Furuya1, K. Mizuuchi1, A.
Morikawa1, S. Shikii1, K. Yamamoto1, S. Kadowaki1, T.
Hiratsuka2, S. Takagi2, and Y. Mizoh2, 1Matsushita ElectricInd. Co., Ltd., 2Panasonic Shikoku Electronics Co., Ltd.

Lunch (12:25-13:45)
13:45-15:50
Chairs:Session L: Active and Functional Devices
H. C. Kuo, National Chiao-Tung Univ.
K. Nonaka, Kochi Univ. Tech.

L1
VCSELs address a wide range of applications (Invited)
13:45 R. King, M. Grabherr, D. Wiedenmann, and R. Jäger, U-L-M
Photonics GmbH (a Philips Lighting Co.)
L2
The characteristics and reliability of 10 Gbps/ch 1×10
14:10 VCSEL array at 850-nm wavelength
T. Kondo, S. Omori, K. Takeda, M. Yoshikawa, A. Murakami,
and N. Ueki, Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
L3
Thermal resistance reduction of GaAs-based vertical
14:25 cavity surface emitting lasers by thickness modulated
distributed Bragg reflector
T. Nishina, Y. Kashihara, S. Ishida, T. Miyamoto, and F.
Koyama, Tokyo Inst. Tech.
L4
Chalcogenide planar devices for all-optical processing
14:40 (Invited)
B. Luther-Davies1, S. Madden1, D.-Y. Choi1, R. Wang1, D. A.
Bulla1, A. V. Rode1, A. Prasad1, M. Pelusi2, V. G. Ta'eed2, M.
Lamont2, L. Fu2, N. Baker2, K. Finterbusch2, D. J. Moss2, H.
C. Nguyen2, and B. J. Eggleton2, 1Australian National Univ.,2
Univ. Sydney
L5
Optical flip-flop device composed of photonic crystal
15:05 waveguides and quantum dots
Y. Sugimoto1,2, Y. Watanabe1, N. Ozaki1, A. Mizutani1, Y.
Takata1, Y. Kitagawa1, N. Ikeda2, S. Ohkouchi3,4, S.
Nakamura3, A. Watanabe5, K. Asakawa1, 1Univ. Tsukuba,
2
National Inst. Materials Sci., 3NEC Corp., 4AIST, 5Meijo
Univ.
L6
Low loss signal selector using FWM in highly nonlinear
15:20 optical fiber for bus-type access networks
K. Hara, N. Oota, H. Nakamura, N. Miki, N. Yoshimoto, and
M. Tsubokawa, NTT Corp.
L7
Widely and fast wavelength-tunable mode-locked linear
15:35 cavity fiber laser
R. Konishi1, S. Yamashita1, and K. Hsu2, 1Univ. Tokyo,
2
Micron Optics, Inc.

Break (15:50-16:00)

Technical Sessions
Wednesday, 31 October
16:00-16:30
Chairs:Session PD: Post Deadline Papers
N.-C. Park, Yonsei Univ.
N. Nishida, Univ. Tokushima

16:30-16:40

Paper Award Ceremony

16:40-16:50

Closing Remarks

Program Co-chairs:
T. Miyamoto, Tokyo Inst. Tech.
N. Mori, Konica Minolta Opto, Inc.

Venue Layout (Overview)
Sunport Takamatsu
Tower Building
30F: Alice(Conference Party)
6F: Kagawa International
Conference Hall
(Oral Session)
Entrance Lobby(Technical Exhibition,
Get Together)

Tent Plaza(Special
UDON-Lunch)Hall Building
4F: First Hall
(MOC Award
Ceremony& Micro Concert)
1F: Exhibition Hall
(Poster Session)

JR Takamatsu
StationBus Terminal

Registration
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secretariat for registration and hotel reservation for MOC '07. Allregistrations, reservations, cancellations etc. should be sent to:
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Registration Fees
Before/On
On/After
Sept. 30, 2007
Oct. 1, 2007
Conference (General)¥ 45,000¥ 50,000
Conference (Student)¥ 7,000¥ 8,000
Extra Copy of Digest¥ 6,000¥ 6,000* The registration fee includes admission to MOC '07 and a copyof Technical Digest.

REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT
Those who wish to attend MOC '07 should access to MOC
website (http://www.comemoc.com/), where the procedure of
the registration is described. Online registration is highly
recommended. In case where online registration is notconvenient, you can register by submitting the Registration
Form via Facsimile. The deadline of advanced registration is
Monday, October 15 and the advantage of early registration rate
is available by Sunday, September 30, 2007.
Payment by domestic attendees should be made in Japanese
yen by bank transfer (inside Japan only) to the account shown
below. Payment by overseas attendees should be made inJapanese yen by Credit cards (Diners Club, AMEX, VISA, JCB
and Master Card) only. If unable to pay by credit card, pleasecontact MOC '07 Desk, KNT for alternative arrangements.
On-site payment should be made in Japanese yen only by cash.
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REGISTRATION CANCELLATION
Cancellation should be made in writing to MOC '07 Desk, Kinki
Nippon Tourist, but no refunds of the registration fee will bemade for any reasons whatever. In the event of registrant
unable to attend the conference, a copy of Technical Digest will
be sent after the conference.

Hotel Accommodations
A block of rooms has been reserved by Kinki Nippon Tourist Co.,
Ltd. for the convenience of the participants. The rooms are to bereserved on a first-come first-served basis. To ensure yourreservation at the reduced convention rate, please make yourhotel reservation at your earliest convenience.
How to Make Hotel Reservations
Those who wish to make hotel reservations should have accessto MOC website (http://www.comemoc.com/), where theprocedure of the hotel reservation is described. Online
reservation is highly recommended no later than October 15,
2007, together with the payment of Deposit (JPY10,000 per
room ) and Handling charge (JPY 500 per room).
The reservation website will be opened until Monday, October
15. In case where online reservation is not convenient, you canreserve by submitting the Reservation Form via Facsimile.
Hotel List
Hotel Name

Code Room TypeANA Hotel
Clement
Takamatsu

AS
AT
AD
BS
BT
BD
CS
CT

RIHGA Hotel
Zest
Takamatsu
Takamatsu
Tokyu Inn

CU

SingleTwin
DoubleSingleTwin
DoubleSingleTwin
Twin(1 person)

Room
Charge¥ 11,025¥ 17,325¥ 15,225¥ 9,450¥ 16,800¥ 12,600¥ 9,765¥ 14,700¥ 11,550

Hotel Location
1min. walk from JR
Takamatsu station
10min. walk from JR
Takamatsu station

7min. walk from JR
Takamatsu station

Takamatsu
6min. walk from JRDTTwin¥ 12,600
Century Hotel
Takamatsu station
Takamatsu
ES
Single¥ 7,350 3min. walk from JR
Terminal Hotel ET
Twin¥ 12,600 Takamatsu station* The above rates are per room, including service charge, andconsumption tax.
* Breakfast is not included in these rates except for Takamatsu Terminal
Hotel.
* No reservation will be made without payment of deposit and handlingcharge.

PAYMENT
Payment must be completed in Japanese Yen with the samemanner for conference registration. (See "Registration".)

HOTEL CANCELLATION
Cancellation or change of hotel reservations should be made inwriting to MOC '07 Desk, Kinki Nippon Tourist Co., Ltd. In caseof cancellation, your deposit will be refunded after deducting
bank charge, commission and the following cancellation fee.
Please note that the handling charge cannot be refunded.
9 days or more prior to the date of arrival: No cancellation
charge8 to 3 days prior: 20% of one night accommodation fee
Fewer than 3 days prior, or no notice given: 100% of one nightaccommodation fee

General Information
LOCATION OF CONFERENCE SITE
The MOC '07 will take place at Sunport Takamatsu,
Takamatsu city, Kagawa prefecture in Shikoku Island, Japan.
Sunport Takamatsu is located at a 1-minite walk from JR
Takamatsu Station, the center of Takamatsu city. Besides
flights from major cities in Japan, there are direct flights fromSeoul to Takamatsu. When visiting Takamatsu city fromoverseas, travel via Tokyo Haneda Airport (not Narita
International) is convenient. Buses will take you to the centerof the city from Takamatsu Airport (about a 40-minute ride).
Sunport Takamatsu
2-1 Sunport, Takamatsu, Kagawa 760-0019, Japan
http://www.symboltower.com/public/hall/en/

Seoul
Tokyo
Takamatsu

Shikoku Island
Takamatsu,
KagawaTakamatsu City in
Shikoku Island

Seto Inland Sea

Takamatsu city is blessedwith scenic beauty and a
year-round mild climate. It
faces on the Seto Inland
Shikoku Island
Sea, a national sea park,
dotted with marvelous
small islands in the northand commands a beautiful view of the skyline of the Sanuki
mountain range to the south. It is a vital political andcommercial hub of this area with many branches of thenational government and various private enterprises.
Shikoku Island is surrounded by the Seto Inland Sea, theJapan Current (a warm ocean current that moderates
Japan's climate) and many other natural wonders. The Seto
Inland Sea is blue and peaceful, its islands are warm in heartand rich in nature, and the magnificent Seto Ohashi Bridge isperfectly situated within here. This, the best of Kagawa, iswhat you should see and enjoy.
http://www.city.takamatsu.kagawa.jp/ENGLISH/index.html

General Information
Visa
Visitors from countries whose citizens must have visas should
apply to a Japanese consular office or diplomatic mission in theirrespective country. For details, please contact your travel agent
or the local consular office in your country.

ClimateThe weather in Takamatsu during the period of the conference
is typically sunny with temperature ranges between 11 °C and
21 °C.

Currency Exchange
Only Japanese yen (JPY, ¥) is acceptable at regular stores andrestaurants. Certain foreign currencies may be accepted at alimited number of hotels, restaurants and souvenir shops. You
can exchange your currency with Japanese yen at foreignexchange banks and other authorized money exchangers on
presentation of your passport.

Traveler's Checks and Credit Cards
Traveler's checks are accepted only by leading banks and major
hotels in principal cities, and the use of traveler's checks inJapan is not as popular as in some other countries. VISA,
Master Card, Diners Club, and American Express are widely
accepted at hotels, department stores, shops, restaurants andnightclubs.

Tipping
In Japan, tips are not necessary anywhere, even at hotels andrestaurants.

Electrical Appliances
Japan operates on 100 volts for electrical appliances. The
frequency is 60 Hz in western Japan including Takamatsu,
Osaka and Kyoto, and 50 Hz in eastern Japan including Tokyo.

MOC '07 Committee Members
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Conference Co-chairs
S. Yamashita(Univ. Tokyo)
K. Yamamoto(Matsushita Electric Ind. Co., Ltd.)
Members
N. Arai
A. Arimoto
Y.
Fujii
T.
Fukunaga
H. Furuta
K. Hamanaka
M. Haruna
H. Hosokawa
K. Hotate
A. Ibaraki
I.
Ishibai
K. Ishida
S. Ishihara
Y.
Iwasaki
H. Kanamori
M. Kawachi
K. KodateY.
Koike
S. Komatsu
S. Kubota
K. Maru
H. Nishihara
K. Nishizawa
Y.
Okino
Y.
Ono
H. Sasaki
H. SatoK. TadaY.
Tamagawa
J.
Tokumitsu
H. Toratani
S. Tsuji
K. Ueyanagi
S. UraA. Watabe
M. WatanabeT.
WatanabeI.
Yamaguchi
T.
Yatagai(Konica Minolta Opto, Inc.)(PENTAX Corp.)(Nihon Univ.)(Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.)(Fukuoka Univ.)(Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.)(Osaka Univ.)(OMRON Corp.)(Univ. Tokyo)(SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.)(Fu-Tech. Co., Ltd))(Chitose Inst. Sci. Tech.)(JST and OITDA)(Nikon Corp.)(Sumitomo Electric Ind., Ltd.)(NTT Electronics Corp.)(Japan Women’s Univ.)(Keio Univ.)(Waseda Univ.)(Sony Corp.)(Hitachi Cable Ltd.)(Univ. of the Air)(Polytechnic Univ.)(Kansai Univ.)(Ritsumeikan Univ.)(Oki Electric Ind. Co., Ltd.)(Asahi Glass Co., Ltd.)(Kanazawa Inst. Tech.)(Mitsubishi Electric Corp.)(Canon Inc.)(HOYA Corp.)(Hitachi Ltd.)(JST)(Kyoto Inst. Tech.)(NTT AFTY Co.)(AIST)(Fujikura Ltd.)(Gunma Univ.)(Utsunomiya Univ.)

MOC '07 Committee Members
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Co-chairs
T.
MiyamotoN.
Mori(Tokyo Inst. Tech.)(Konica Minolta Opto, Inc.)

Domestic Members*
H.
Fuji(Sharp Corp.)
M.
Fujimaki(Fujikura Ltd.)K.
Goto(Tokai Univ.)Y.
Handa(Canon Inc.)G.
Hatakoshi(Toshiba Corp.)
K.
Iga(Tokyo Inst. Tech.)T.
Ishigure(Keio Univ.)
R.
Katayama(NEC Corp.)
S.
Kawai(Polytechnic Univ.)
S.
Kittaka(Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.)Y.
Kokubun(Yokohama National Univ.)W.
Kubo(PENTAX Corp.)
K.
Kuroda(Univ. Tokyo)
T.
Mizumoto(Tokyo Inst. Tech.)H.
Nakajima(Waseda Univ.)
S.
Nakatsuka(Hitachi Ltd.)K.
Ogawa(Japan Women’s Univ.)Y.
Ogura(Lightron Co., Ltd.)S.
Ozawa(The Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.)T.
Sasagawa(Mitsubishi Electric Co.)T.
Shibuya(Tokai Univ.)H.
Shoji(Eudyna Devices, Inc.)T.
Suhara(Osaka Univ.)
K.
Takahashi(Sumitomo Electric Ind., Ltd.)Y.
Uenishi(NTT Corp.)
T.
Watanabe(NTT Corp.)
B.
Yao(Hitachi Cable, Ltd.)K.
Yokomori(Ricoh Co., Ltd.)
Overseas Members
E.
Acosta(Univ. Santiago de Compostela)
J. E. Batubara(Univ. Pelita Harapan)
P. S. Chung(City Univ. Hong Kong)
S.
Fleming(Univ. Sydney)
Y.-J. Kim
(Yonsei Univ.)
G. D. Khoe
(Eindhoven Univ. Tech.)J.
Leger(OSA, Minnesota Univ.)Y.
Liu(National Tsing-Hua Univ.)
N.-C. Park
(Yonsei Univ.)
T.
Possner(GRINTECH)
H. K. Shin
(Opticis Co., Ltd.)C. G. Someda(Univ. Padova)
W. J. Stewart(FREng, FinstP)
W. B. Veldkamp(MIT Lincoln Lab.)*Domestic Members are also Organizing Committee Members.

MOC '07 Committee Members
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
W. A.
A. K.
C.
W.
M.
B. Y.
T.
P.
Y.-P.
D. N.
R. V.
G. C.
L.
Y.
C. S.
T.

Gambling(LTK Ind. Ltd.)
Ghatak(Indian Inst. Tech., New Delhi)
Gomez-Reino (Univ. Santiago de Compostela)
Karthe(Fraunhofer IOF)
Kawazu(Nanosystem Solutions Co., Ltd.)
Kim(KAIST)
Kojima(Konica Minolta Opto, Inc.)
Lagasse(Ghent Univ.)
Park(Yonsei Univ.)
Payne(Univ. Southampton)
Ramaswamy (Univ. Florida)
Righini(DMD-CNR)
Ross(IOTech)Suematsu(National Inst. Info.)
Tsai(UC Irvine)
Uchida(Tokai Univ.)

LOCAL STEERING COMMITTEE
Chair
H.
Itoh

(Kagawa Univ.)

Members
H.
Ichikawa
K.
Nakagawa
H.
Nakajima
K.
NonakaK.
OkamotoH.
SawadaM.
Tanaka(Ehime Univ.)(Kagawa Univ.)(Waseda Univ.)(Kochi Univ. Tech.)(Kagawa Univ.)(Kagawa Univ.)(AIST Shikoku)

Advisory Members
H.
Kanbe(Kochi Univ. Tech.)N.
Nishida(Univ. Tokushima)(Panasonic Shikoku Electronics Co., Ltd.)Y.
OkazakiF.
Oohira(Kagawa Univ.)
T.
Yamasaki(Kagawa Univ.)***

MOC '07
October 28 - October 31, 2007
at
Sunport Takamatsu
Takamatsu, Kagawa, Japan
Important Deadlines
Early Registration:
September 30, 2007
Post Deadline Papers: October 9, 2007
Hotel Accommodations: October 15, 2007

MOC '07 Secretariat
c/o Prof. Shinji Yamashita
Conference Co-chair, MOC '07
University of Tokyo
7-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
113-8656, Japan
Tel: +81-3-5841-6659
Fax: +81-3-5841-6025
E-mail: syama@ee.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
http://www.comemoc.com/moc07/

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