Organized Session IIth

The 45 Symposium on
Computer Technology ofInformation, Systems andApplications (AIJISA 2022)
https://aijisa.org/2022/
Architectural Institute of Japan
Research Committee on Information Systems Technology■Thinking on a global scale■

The Symposium on Computer Technology of Information, Systems
and Applications (AIJISA) marks its 45th year. During this time,
information and communication technology has come to play a majorrole in the architectural and urban fields.
Technologies and systems are evolving, including computational
design, BIM, AI, IoT, XR, simulation, digital fabrication, iConstruction, and online communication. On the other hand, we alsofeel that we are about to be swallowed by the ever-growing digital“vortex”. How should we think about and work on how to develop
human resources, respond to DX, contribute to the SDGs, information
strategy, how to connect the digital world with the real world, and thedivision of roles between people and computers?
Thinking on a global scale. AIJISA 2022 will be an opportunity forparticipants to share, discuss, and deepen cutting-edge initiatives andissues.
Date: December 1 (Thu) and 2 (Fri), 2022
Venue: Kenchiku Kaikan, Tokyo / Online
Registration: Official Web Site (Advance application required)
Registration fees:1) with digital proceedings･ AIJ member: JPY 8,000･ Non-member: JPY 10,000･ Student (AIJ member): JPY 5,000･ Student (Non-member): JPY 5,500
2) without digital proceedings･ Student: JPY 1,000･ You can attend all the program for two days by payment.
･ At least, one presenter must pay by selecting 1) registration fee
with digital proceedings.
Capacity: 120 persons at Kenchiku Kaikan, Tokyo, no capacity atonline venue.
Contact: Architectural Institute of Japan, Mr. Takahata
TEL: +81-3-3456-2057, E-mail: takahata@aij.or.jp

Program Overview
1. Opening Address

Shun WATANABE (University of Tsukuba)
Date & Time: December 1 (Thu), 9:30-9:45

2. Full & Short Papers /Interactive Presentation
Organized Session I

Design Science in Computational Intelligence and Architecture

Virtual and Mixed Reality for Architectural and Urban Discipline 2022

Organized Session III

Geospatial Society and Regional Environment

Research Workshop

Education for Digital Transformation in Architecture, Continued

General Session

Algorithmic Design, Digital Fabrication, AI, Foot Traffic, Monitering,and Simulation, Structure Optimization, City Planning and Space
Syntax, XR, 3D Modeling, Green Building, BIM, GIS

3. Keynote<Sponsors> APPLIED TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD., KOZOKEIKAKU ENGINEERING Inc., Too Corporation (Coexhibitor with Autodesk Inc.), TSUMIKISEISAKU, FORUM8
Co., Ltd., HoloLab Inc.

Considering the Era of Architectural DX

Date & Time: December 2 (Fri), 9:15-10:15
Keynote speech: Shigeru BAN (Shigeru Ban Architects)
Introduction: Naomi MATSUNAGA (Lemon Gasui)

Building Information Technology and the SDGs

Date & Time: December 2 (Fri), 15:00-17:30
Introduction: Narito KURATA (Tsukuba University of Technology)
Moderator: Shun WATANABE (University of Tsukuba)
Architecture x SDG: A User’s Perspective on Transformation
Norichika KANIE (Keio University)
Contribution of Building Information Technology to the SDGs:
Thinking from the perspective of changing building production
Tsuyoshi SEIKE (The university of Tokyo)

4. Award Ceremony & Closing Address
Date & Time: December 2 (Fri), 17:30-17:50

5. Networking
Group photo

Date & Time: December 1 (Thu), 14:00 (Please be ready from 13:55)
Date & Time: December 2 (Fri), 14:50 (Please be ready from 14:45)
Place: in Person: AIJ Hall (please gather at the front); Online: Zoom1 (turn on camera)

Get-together

Date & Time: December 1 (Thu), 18:00-20:00
How to Participate: Please register in advance (first-come-firstserved basis) and pay the registration fee in cash at the registration deskof AIJISA 2022 in the foyer of the AIJ Hall.
Fee: General JPY 4,000; Students JPY 4,000
Capacity: 40 persons

Coffee break

Date & Time: December 1 (Thu), 12:30-13:00
Place: AIJ HALL Foyer･ The event will end when we run out of coffee.

SNS･ Taking photos and uploading them on the official website and SNS.
Twitter, Hashtag ►# AIJISA, Facebook

●Full and Short Papers / Interactive Presentation■ DAY1: Thursday, 1 Dec 2022■
Hybrid ▼Algorithmic Design
10:00～11:00 Room1 (HALL) & Zoom-1
Chair: Kei YASUDA (Kyoto Univ.)
H12 A Creation Method of Komorebi Design Using Deep Learning and
Evolutionary Algorithm○Jun TOBA (Chiba Univ.), Keita KADO
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H66 Software Collaboration for Implementation of Complex Structural
Analysis in the XR Environment○Naohiro KADOZUMI (Kyoto Institute of Technology), Eisuke MITSUDA
3
H111 Algorithms as Archetypes: The latent effects of AI to the creative
process of architectural design○Melinda BOGNÁR (Budapest Univ. of Technology and Economics)
4
R26 Automatic Generation of 3D Building Models by Both Sides
Extendable Quadrilateral Partitioning and Rectification○Kenichi SUGIHARA (Kanazawa Univ.), Zhenjiang SHEN, and Takahiro
MURASE
1

Hybrid ▼Digital Fabrication
11:15～12:15 Room1 (HALL) & Zoom-1
Chair: Toshifumi MAE (National Institute of Technology, Oita
College)
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H72 Research on 3D Printing Method for 3D Structural Joints
Considering Material Anisotropy○Kazuho MIYAKE (Kyoto Institute of Technology), Eisuke MITSUDA
6
H74 A Study on 3D Printing Robot Considering Posture and Speed of
Injection Volume During Modeling○Hiroki TAKAYAMA (Chiba Univ.), Gakuhito HIRASAWA, Yuusuke
NAKAMURA, and Yousuke NAKAO
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H93 Experimental Machining of a Roof Corner of a Traditional Wooden
Building Using a Multi-axis CNC Machine○Ganya SUDO (Chiba Univ.), Usuke NAKAMURA, and Gakuhito
HIRASAWA8
R16 Mud Plastering with a Robot Arm Controlled by Paths Based on
the Plasterers’ Trowel Movements○Ikumi NOBORIO (Kyoto Institute of Technology), BANA Geregely Péter,Makoto MURAMOTO, and Tomomasa NISHIMURA

Hybrid ▼Interactive Sponsor Session
13:00～14:00 Room1 (HALL) & Zoom-1
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Chair: Keita KADO (Chiba Univ.), Tomohiro FUKUDA (Osaka
Univ.)
I114 Implementation of Automatic Image Generation AI by Stable
Diffusion and Application to Design Reference○Kouya INADA (Kyoto Univ.)
I115 Interactive Partition for Japanese Tea Room: Implementation oftransparency-programable modules on Shoji○Naoki SHITANDA (Sony CSL Kyoto), Jun REKIMOTO
I119 Proposal for a Design Generation System for Immersive Virtual
Environments Incorporating Physiological Responses: Development andapplication of breathing design system○Eriko KITAMOTO (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Satoshi YAMADA
I120 Application of Classifier with Deep Learning Which Uses 3D Data
as Learning Data to Real Space: Individual identification of objects
which have indistinguishable different parts for people○Hiroki OCHI (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Satoshi YAMADA

Hybrid ▼Research Workshop: Education for Digital
Transformation in Architecture, Continued
13:00～14:00 Room1 (HALL) & Zoom-1
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Chair: Sou SUGITA (Hiroshima Institute of Technology),
Yasunobu ONISHI (Kumamoto Univ.)
H25 BIM Data Sharing and Communication in the Integrated DesignDuild Process: Current and future of information sharing based on cloud
platform○Tetsuya MAEDA (TOYO CONSTRUCTION CO.)H67 Consideration on the correlation between BIM Level 3 andDigitalize: The figure of BIM Level 3 and Digitalize that architectural
practitioners aim for○Keisuke MITO (Shimizu Corporation)
H60 Construction DX and Higher Education from the View Point of Life

Cycle Consulting○Kensuke YASUI (NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD.)
H69 Practical cases on Architectural Informatics Education forArchitectural Digital Transformation (Part 1)○Keita KADO (Chiba Univ.), Yasunobu ONISHI, Takeshi KIMURA,
Narito KURATA, Hideyuki SAWADA, Sou SUGITA, Yuichi
SHIMOKAWA, Kiminori NAKAZAWA, Toshifumi MAE, Michio
MATSUBAYASHI, Yuji MATSUMOTO, and Yasuhiko MORIYA
17 H70 Practical cases on Architectural Informatics Education forArchitectural Digital Transformation (Part 2)○Yuichi SHIMOKAWA (Kanazawa Institute of Technology), Yasunobu
ONISHI, Keita KADO, Takeshi KIMURA, Narito KURATA, Hideyuki
SAWADA, Sou SUGITA, Kiminori NAKAZAWA, Toshifumi MAE,
Michio MATSUBAYASHI, Yuji MATSUMOTO, and Yasuhiko MORIYA
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Hybrid ▼AI
10:00～11:00 Room2 (301+302) & Zoom-2
Chair: Satoshi YAMADA (Ritsumeikan Univ.)
H10 A Research on Deep Local Feature Description for Geometric
Matching○Shuhei HORIE (Chiba Univ.), Keita KADO
19 H82 Automatic Generation of Drone Inspection Routes byReinforcement Learning○Takumi SHIBATA (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Satoshi YAMADA
20 H90 Expansive Design of Contents Generation AI: Expansion of
Cognition, Comparison of AI, Intension for Utilization○Mai HARADA (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Satoshi YAMADA
21 R103 Feature extraction of vibration modes of a pin-supported singlelayer cylindrical reticulated shell○Masato KOYAMA (Toyohashi Univ. of Technology), Yuji TAKIUCHI,
and Shoji NAKAZAWA
18

Hybrid ▼Foot Traffic, Monitering, and Simulation
11:15～12:30 Room2 (301+302) & Zoom-2
Chair: Atsushi TAKIZAWA (Osaka Metropolitan Univ.)
H13 Influence of Store Card Information on City Pedestrian Circulation○Yoshiro KINOSHITA (Nippon Institue of Technology)
23 H32 A Study on Tourism Activities in Nagoya CBD By Use of PointBased Location Data
○Yushirou KOZATO (Nagoya Institute of Technology), Yoshimasa
MATSUMOTO, and Toshiyuki KANEDA24 H88 Study on the Spatial Evaluation Index of Castle Town and its
Adaptation: On the expansion and transition of the street network○Kaisei MIYASHITA (Univ. of Tsukuba), Shun WATANABE
25 H87 Trial of Network-type Process Simulation Using Actual SteelFrame Manufacturing Project Data
○Satoru FURUKAWA (M.C.S. STEEL PLC.), Tomohiro YOSHIDA, Chi
NAIYUAN, Tsuneo KAKUTA, and Shuzo FURUSAKA
26 H78 Meteorological and Vibration Monitoring at Building No.3 inBattle-ship Island○Narito KURATA (Tsukuba Univ. of Technology), Kenji SASAKI
22

Hybrid ▼Organized Session I: Design Science
Computational Intelligence and Architecture
14:15～17:00 Room2 (301+302) & Zoom-2

inChair: Yuki KOBAYASHI (Osaka Metropolitan Univ.)
R107 Regional Resources Cognition Expressed in Scenic Postmark
Groups○Takuto KOROGI (Kyoto Univ.), Kei YASUDA, and Ken MIURA
28 H99 Furniture Arrangement Using Isovist_App○Kei YASUDA (Kyoto Univ.), and Ken MIURA
29 H34 Notation of Visual Experience while Walking in Subway Stations
Using Isovist○Yuka OTAKE (The Univ. of Tokyo), Kentaro HONMA, Nozomu SUDO,
Yuko ARAI, and Kotaro IMAI
30 H31 Minimum weight design by surrogate model of steel structural
frames: examination with stress and interlaminar deformation angle
constraints○Yamato ISHIMOTO (Kagoshima Univ.), Yohei YOKOSUKA
31 H18 Proposal for Apartment Design using Generative Design○Ryosuke UENO (Univ. of Tsukuba), Shun WATANABE
32 H2 Topology Optimization of Plane Trusses combining Structural
Analysis by Classical Computing and Cross-section Change by Quantum
Annealing27

●Full and Short Papers / Interactive Presentation○Kazuki HAYASHI (Kyoto Univ.), Makoto OHSAKIH14 Topology Optimization of 3D Continuum Structures Based on
Updating Design Variables using Machine Learning○Rio TSUCHIDA (Kyoto Univ.), Makoto OHSAKI34 R84 Modeling Real-time Narrative Making in Design Activity ―Learning from natural intelligence for enhancing future computational
design systems―○Yuval KAHLON (Tokyo Institute of Technology), Haruyuki FUJII
35 R51 Extracting the Characteristics of a Cultural Landscape in Okinawa
by Using a Generative Adversarial Network○Taku KITAGAWA (Tokyo Institute of Technology), Haruyuki FUJII, andYuval KAHLON
36 H36 New Addition Methods of Diagonal Braces to Make Cubic Grids
Rigid Based on Combinatorial Rigidity Theory○Taiga YOSHIYAMA (Osaka Metropolitan Univ.), Yuki KOBAYASHI
37 H55 Similality of Character Expressions in Citys and Architecture Using
Natural Language Processing○Nao TANIKAWA (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Satoshi YAMADA
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Hybrid ▼Structure Optimization
10:00～12:00 Room3 (308) & Zoom-3
Chair: Yoshihiro KANNO (The Univ. of Tokyo)
H38 Automatic Generation of Deployment Mechanisms for Rigid
Kirigami Using Mathematical Programming and Meta-heuristics○Taiki YUSA (The Univ. of Kitakyushu), Shinnosuke FUJITA
39 H39 Dynamic Response Prediction of Structures Using Machine
Learning and Optimization of Standard Member Arrangement
Considering Economics○Hiroshi NITTA (The Univ. of Kitakyushu), Shinnosuke FUJITA
40 H40 Stress Prediction Within the Linear Elastic Range of 3D Frame
Structures Using Machine Learning○Yuma YABUUCHI (The Univ. of Kitakyushu), Shinnosuke FUJITA
41 H80 Global Topology Optimization of Frame Structures Considering
the Density of Members○Naoto OKUZONO (The Univ. of Kitakyushu), Shinnosuke FUJITA
42 H95 Cross-sectional Optimization of Latticed Shells with Stress
Constrains Based on Design Standard for Steel Structures Solved asContinuous Variable Problems○Naohiro TAMURA (The Univ. of Kitakyushu), Shinnosuke FUJITA
43 H59 Multi-objective Design Exploration in Construction○Osamu IMAZEKI (Kajima Corporation), Masatoshi ISHIDA, and Daiki
KIDO
44 H89 Mechanical Properties of Auxetic Structures Inspired by the
Geometrical Configuration of Penta-graphene○Yusuke SAKAI (Sony Computer Science Laboratories, Inc.)
45 R106 Study for Automatic Calculation of Static Seismic Load of Single
Layer Reticulated Dome
○Daigo MATSUBARA (Toyohashi Univ. of Technology), Yuji
TAKIUCHI, Shoji NAKAZAWA, and Shiro KATO
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H37 Analysis of Discussion Characteristics in Classes Using Immersive
VR Communication○Ryoma KOBAYASHI (Kanazawa Institute of Technology), Yuichi
SHIMOKAWA
52 H57 Cyber Physical System Using MR Space: Proposal of spatialconnection representation○Haruki HIGASHIDA (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Satoshi YAMADA
53 R62 A Real-Space Experiment on Problems of Getting Lost andWayfinding Behaviors in Subway Stations○Shuqi HAO (Nagoya Institute of Technology), Toshiyuki KANEDA
54 H65 Development of MR Communication Systems○Yusaku KOSE (Tokyo Denki Univ.), Kazuto HAYASHIDA, and Tatsuya
SHIBATA
55 R113 Expanding Space by Creating “Awai” through the Use of Online
Communication Systems○Kohei ISHIDA (The Univ. of Tokyo), Tomonari YASHIRO
56 H79 Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Immersive VR Communicationin Architectural Design: Through housing design experiments○Yuya IKE (Kanazawa Institute of Technology)■ DAY2: Friday, 2 Dec 2022■
Hybrid ▼Organized Session II: Virtual and Mixed Reality
for Architectural and Urban Discipline 2022
10:30～11:30 Room1 (HALL) & Zoom-1
Chair: Tomohiro FUKUDA (Osaka Univ.)
H63 Applications and Prospects of Virtual and Mixed Reality in
Architecture and Urbanism 2022 (1)○Tomohiro FUKUDA (Osaka Univ.), Yukio ANDO, Jun UEDA, Tomohisa
OISHI, Yasunobu ONISHI, Eriko KITAMOTO, Narito KURATA, Suisho
SAKATANI, Gaku SASADA, Hideki NADA, Naomi MATSUNAGA,
Hiroto MATSUYAMA, and Eisuke MITSUDA
58 H64 Applications and Prospects of Virtual and Mixed Reality in
Architecture and Urbanism 2022 (2)○Tomohiro FUKUDA (Osaka Univ.), Yukio ANDO, Jun UEDA, Tomohisa
OISHI, Yasunobu ONISHI, Eriko KITAMOTO, Narito KURATA, Suisho
SAKATANI, Gaku SASADA, Hideki NADA, Naomi MATSUNAGA,
Hiroto MATSUYAMA, and Eisuke MITSUDA
59 H68 Study on the Possibility to Substitute BIM Model for Design for
VR Model for Presentation○Miho SUENAGA (Kumamoto Univ.), Yasunobu ONISHI
60 H121 Confirmation of weldability of steel bridges Using Virtual
Reality: Application of VR technology to the bridge field○Koki TERUYA (IHI infrastructure System Co.,Ltd.), Kento SHINTANI,
Toru YOKOYAMA, and Naoto HARA
57

Hybrid ▼3D Modeling
13:00～14:00 Room1 (HALL) & Zoom-1

Hybrid ▼City Planning and Space Syntax
14:15～15:30 Room3 (308) & Zoom-3

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Chair: Kiminori NAKAZAWA (Nihon Univ.)
H97 Research on Quantitative Evaluation of the Outcomes of Art Eventsin Local Cities○Hirotaka YAMADA (The Univ. of Shiga Prefecture), Takuo NAGAI
47 H117 A Simulation of Rescue Activity in Disaster Considering Whether
or Not Information of Damage using Multi Agent Simulation○Koki ASANO (Kobe Univ.), Yuichiro YAMABE
48 R50 Study on Layout Optimization of Anchor Store and Break Placein Commercial Facility Using Multi Agent System and GA○Daisuke TAKADA (Kobe Univ.), Yuichiro YAMABE, and Akinori TANI
49 H30 The Planar Covering Problem by the Minimum 2D Isovist Graph○Hideyoshi ODAWARA (Osaka Metropolitan Univ.), Atsushi TAKIZAWA
50 R54 Research on Shoplifting Prevention by Analyzing Spatial
Configuration and Visible Area: Survey at retail stores in Wakayama
City○Norihiro KAWASUMI (Wakayama Univ.), Takuto SEKIYA, and Shogo
UEMICHI62

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Hybrid ▼XR
15:45～17:15 Room3 (308) & Zoom-3
Chair: Eriko KITAMOTO (Ritsumeikan Univ.)

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Chair: Norihiro KAWASUMI (Wakayama Univ.)
H7 Study on the Automatic Site Modeling Method Using a Drone for
Emergency Temporary Housing Complex○Ryusei MAEDA (Kumamoto Univ.), Yasunobu ONISHI
H21 A Study on Preservation and Restoration of Historic LandscapeUsing BIM and CIM○Tetsuro SUZUKI (Nihon Univ.), Kiminori NAKAZAWA
R3 A Study on River Flood-control in Castle Town for the Sengoku
Period: The flood control effects of the Kamikido constructed with soil
as a castle wall
○Yoshitami NONOMURA (National Institute of Technology, Fukui
College), Shito TERAMAE, and Haruchika HAGIWARA
R46 Consideration on Research Methods for Creating 3D Models of
Historic Architectures: About an investigation of the internal space using“3D-scanner” and “photographic surveying”○Yoshizumi TSUNEMATSU (TOHOKU GAKUIN Univ.), Kazuya
SAKURAI

Hybrid ▼Organized Session III: Geospatial Society andRegional Environment
10:30～12:15 Room2 (301+302) & Zoom-2
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Chair: Yuji KOBAYASHI (Oita Univ.)
H20 A Study on Location of Restaurants in Commercial District Using
GIS○Risa HOSHI (Nihon Univ.), Kiminori NAKAZAWA

●Full and Short Papers / Interactive Presentation
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H81 A Trial of Urban Area Change Detection by Constant Analysis ofSatellite SAR○Tomohiko SAKATA (Building Research Institute)
H91 Optimization of the Start Time of Secondary Evacuation from theAssumed Tsunami Flooding Area of Osaka City in the Case of the
Nankai Trough Mega Earthquake○Yoko TANAKA (Osaka Metropolitan Univ.), Atsushi TAKIZAWA
R45 Evaluation for the Population Coverage Ratio and Services Needsof the Medical and Welfare Facilities Considering the Walking Distanceof Elderly○Yuka KIHARA (Oita Univ.), Yuji KOBAYASHI
R41 Estimation of the Population exposed to Disasters caused by Nankai
Trough Earthquake and Evaluation of High-Risk Areas Refuge: Casestudy on Saiki City, Oita Prefecture○Toki TSUBOTA (Oita Univ.), Yuji KOBAYASHIH42 Relationship Between Changes in Land Use and Disaster Risk:
Case study on Saiki City, Oita Prefecture○Kotaro INOUE (Oita Univ.), Yuji KOBAYASHI
H92 A Methodology for Describing Spatial Characteristics of Housing
Complex Based on Visibility of Common and Private Spaces○Takeshi FUJII (Kanazawa Institute of Technology), Shota SUZUKI

Hybrid ▼Green Building
13:00～14:00 Room2 (301+302) & Zoom-2
Chair: Yukiko YOSHIDA (Ibaraki Univ.)
H33 A Study on Sound Reduction by Partitions: Comparison between
CFD-based acoustic analysis and actual measurement○Hidetoshi UCHIDA (Tokyo Denki Univ.), Masatoyo OGASAWARA, andTakeshi AKITA
73 H73 Study on the Effect of Counting People and Air Conditioning Usageon Energy Consumption in A University Campus○Nanami SUGIMURA (Ibaraki Univ.), Yukiko YOSHIDA
74 H77 The Impact of the Compact City Policy in Terms of the Introductionof Distributed Energy Systems○Amara TAKASUGA (Univ. of Tsukuba), Shun WATANABE
75 R27 Visualizing the Effect of Human-sensor for Lighting Energy
Saving: Application of Unity and Oculus for developing the visualization
tool in design stage○Zhenjiang SHEN (Kanazawa Univ.), Kenichi SUGIHARA, Yoshiki
INAGAKI, and Xiao TENG
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Hybrid ▼BIM
10:30～12:00 Room3 (308) & Zoom-3
Chair: Michio MATSUBAYASHI (Building Research Institute)
H5 Development and Practice of Final Inspection Based on openBIM:
Aiming to realize confirmation application by BIM○Akio ARAKAWA (Takenaka Corporation), Kozo NOSE, and Hajime
NOGUCHI77 H23 A Study on Application of BIM for Conservation and Creation ofIndustrial Modernization Heritage○Hiroto MASE (Nihon Univ.), Miyuki WATANABE, and Kiminori
NAKAZAWA78 H105 Research on the Attachment of Location Information toArchitectural Spaces and Linkage with Facility Management Databases:
Proposal of a new method to utilize general-purpose SaaS for facility
management○Kyouhei HAKATA (Azusa Institute of Research), Ryuichi ISHIKAWA,
Hiroshi MURAI, and Tomoya YASHIRO
79 H118 Development of the Inspection Support System for Outdoor Spaceof Public Housing Using BIM and Cloud Computing○Eisuke OGATA (Kumamoto Univ.), Yasunobu ONISHI
80 H122 Improvement of the Erection Planning Support System for SteelFrame Using BIM○Junya NAGANO (Kumamoto Univ.), Yasunobu ONISHI
81 R83 A Study on Developing Guideline for Maintenance Management,
Design and Construction for Public Rental Housing: Developing BIM
for maintenance management and application for accumulating
information of maintenance using tablet device with local governments○Koji KATAYAMA (Building Research Institute), Hidekazu FUJIMOTO
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Hybrid ▼GIS
12:45～14:30 Room3 (308) & Zoom-3
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Chair: Tomohiko SAKATA (Building Research Institute)
H6 Development of Educational Program That Handles Positional

Information in Cross-cutting Course Related to IoT○Michio MATSUBAYASHI (Building Research Institute)
83 H15 A Study on Runoff Analysis Using the Construction Year of Check
Dam and Probability Precipitation: Prediction of river flow during arainstorm in Doudougawa of Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture○Hisayoshi NONOGAKI (National Institute of Technology, Fukui college),
Yoshitami NONOMURA, and Haruchika HAGIWARA
84 H19 Revitalization of Gated Communities in the Old Towns in China:
The case of Zhengzhou city, Henan province○Jiachen SUN (Univ. of Tsukuba), Shun WATANABE
85 H24 A Study on Extraction Conversion Use Areas using GIS○Yuta KYUTAKI (Nihon Univ.), Kiminori NAKAZAWA
86 H56 A Study on Interactive Education of History and City Planning
Using Web-GIS○Yuki KOBAYASHI (Nihon Univ.), Shunsuke MIYAHARA , Tomohiro
AMPO, and Kiminori NAKAZAWA
87 H28 A Study on Probability Precipitation Using Plural Precipitation
Statistic Data: Comparison of the hourly amount of rainfall of return
period 100 years by the local differenceion of river flow during arainstorm in Doudougawa of Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture○Hisayoshi NONOGAKI (National Institute of Technology, Fukui college),
Yoshitami NONOMURA, and Haruchika HAGIWARA
88 R98 A Study on Disaster Record and Life Rebuilding Using GIS: A casestudy of July 2020 flood disaster in Hitoyoshi KUMAMOTO○Sotaro TSUBOI (Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institute)

R: Full Paper／H: Short Paper／I: Interactive Presentation

AIJISA 2022: The 45th Symposium on Computer Technology of Information, Systems and Applications
Program and Venue
Room1(HALL)

Venue
Date

Room 2(301+302)

Room 3(308)

9:30-9:45▼Opening Address
Shun WATANABE (University of Tsukuba)

A 10:00-11:00

M ▼Algorithmic Design
11:15-12:15▼Digital Fabrication

Dec

10:00-11:00▼AI

10:00-12:00▼Structure Optimization

11:15-12:15▼Foot Traffic, Monitering, and Simulation

13:00-14:00▼Interactive Sponsor Session

1

Thu
P

14:00
Group Photo Session

M 14:15-17:15▼[Research Workshop] Education for Digital
Transformation in Architecture, Continued

14:15-17:00▼[OS-I] Design Science in Computational
Intelligence and Architecture

14:15-15:30▼City Planning and Space Syntax
15:45-17:15
▼XR

A
M

Dec

2
Fri

9:15-10:15▼[Keynote-I]
Considering the Era of Architectural DX
Keynote speech: Shigeru BAN
Introduction: Naomi MATSUNAGA
10:30-11:30▼[OS-II] Virtual and Mixed Reality for
Architectural and Urban Discipline 2022

10:30-12:15▼[OS-III] Geospatial Society and Regional
Environment

10:30-12:00▼BIM

13:00-14:00▼3D Modeling

13:00-14:00▼Green Building

13:00-14:00
▼GIS

14:50
Group Photo Session
15:00-17:30▼[Keynote-II]
Building Information Technology and theSDGs
P Architecture x SDG: A User’s Perspective on
M Transformation
Norichika KANIE
Contribution of Building Information
Technology to the SDGs: Thinking from theperspective of changing building production
Tsuyoshi SEIKE
Introduction: Narito KURATA
Moderator: Shun WATANABE
17:30-17:50 [Hybrid]Award Ceremony
Closing Address