10:00-12:00
LSSE8: Maintenance of Social Infrastructure 3
Room 316
Chair: Y. Shimada, Institute of Laser Technology, JapanLSSE8-1 (Invited) Nondestructive Inspection of10:00
Infrastructures by Laser and NeutronBeamTechnology
S. Wada1, N. Saito1, K. Kase1, Y. Otake1,
Y. Ikeda1, T. Kawachi2, H. Daido3, Y.
Shimada4, K. Midorikawa1
1

RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics, Japan
Quantum Beam Science Center, Japan Atomic Energy
Agency, Japan
3
Applied Laser Technology Institute, Japan Atomic
Energy Agency, Japan
4
Institute for Laser Technology, Japan2

Break (10:30-11:00)
LSSE8-2 (Invited) Development of Non11:00
Destructive Inspection Method forConcrete Elements in Tunnel Linings
Using Laser Remote Sensing
N. MisakiWest Japan Railway Company, Japan

SSE8-3
11:30(Invited) Development of the High
Speed Inspection System of Defects
Inside Concrete
K. Mikami1, S. Kurahashi2, T. Kitamura2,
N. Hasegawa1, H. Okada1, S. Kondo1, K.
Oleg2, Y. Shimada2, T. Kawachi1
12Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Japan
Institute for Laser Technology, JapanLunch (12:00-13:00)

13:00-14:50
LSSE9: Maintenance of Social Infrastructure 4Room 316
Chair: H. Daido, Applied Laser Technology Institute,Japan Atomic Energy Agency, JapanOPTICS & PHOTONICS International Congress

REGISTRATION

Friday, May 20
LSSE9-2 Performance of Material Removal in
13:20
Pulsed Laser Irradiation on Concrete
N. P. Long1, H. Daido1, Y. Matsunaga1, T.
Yamada1, A. Nishimura2, T. Kawach2

General1

Applied Laser Technology Institute, Japan Atomic
Energy Agency, Japan
2
Kansai Photon Institute, Japan Atomic Energy Agency,Japan

LSSE9-3 (Invited) Development of Nuclear
13:40
Emergency Response Robots at Naraha
Remote Technology Center Relevant tothe Laser TechnologyS. Kawatsuma, K. Kawabata
Japan Atomic Energy Agency, JapanLSSE9-4 Development of Laser Cutting for Thick
14:10
Steels up to 300 mm for Nuclear Plant
Decommissioning
S. Toyama1, R. Ishigami1, K. Tamura2

On/Before Apr. 15, 2016

After Apr. 15, 2016 – 7 May, 2016 & On-Site

Member

40,000 JPY

45,000 JPY

Non-member

45,000 JPY

50,000 JPY

Member

18,000 JPY

21,000 JPY

Non-member

21,000 JPY

23,000 JPY

Registration Fees

Student, Retiree

OBJECTIVESCIENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

The aim of “Laser Solution for Space and the Earth” isto discuss the application of emerging laser technologies
to solve various problems for sustainable developmentsof space and the Earth. We consider “laser detection andremediation of orbiting space debris” as the featured topicof the year 2016.

S. Aoki (Keio University, Japan)
H. Daido (JEAE, Japan)
T. Ebisuzaki (RIKEN, Japan), Chair
T. Fujii (CRIEPI, Japan)
K. Fujita (The Graduate school for the Creation of New Photonics Industries, Japan)
Y. Kitazawa (JAXA, IHI, Japan)
H. Lu (Peking University)
C. Phippes (Photonics Associates, USA)M. Quin (Ecole Polytechnique, France)A. Sasoh (Nagoya University, Japan)
M. Vasile (University of Strathclyde)
S. Wada (RIKEN, Japan)
T. Yanagisawa (JAXA, Japan)

1

The Wakasa Wan Energy Res. Center, Japan
Quantum Beam Science Center, Japan

2

LSSE9-5 Technologies of Laser Decontamination
14:30
and Robotics for Nuclear Reactor
Decommissioning
E. J. Minehara1, 2, R. Yamagishi1

CONFERENCE CHAIR
Toshikazu Ebisuzaki (RIKEN)

1

The Wakasa Wan Energy Res. Center, Japan
LAND Corporation, Japan2

14:50-15:00
Closing
14:50

Room 316

Closing Remarks
T. Ebisuzaki, Conference Chair ofLSSE2016

Chief Scientist, Computational Astrophysics Laboratory,RIKEN, Japan

INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD
Prof. R. Li (Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, China)
Prof. G. Mourou (Ecole Polytechnique/IZEST, France)
Prof. T. Tajima (UC Irvine, USA)
Prof. H. Yamakawa (Kyoto University, Japan)
Prof. X. Yan (Peking University, China)

The LSSE2016 takes place at Pacifico Yokohama,
Yokohama city, Kanagawa prefecture, JAPAN.
Yokohama city, the center of Kanagawa prefecture is locatedsouth of Tokyo. Pacifico Yokohama is conveniently locatedabout 40 min. by Limousine Bus from Haneda Airport and90 min. from Narita Airport.

• Space debris detection and remediation• Laser propulsion• Remote sensing• Energy production and transmission• Lasers for space development and earth sciences• Maintenance of social infrastructure

Pacifico Yokohama
1-1-1 Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama 220-0012, Japan
http://www.pacifico.co.jp/english/index.html
Transportation Guide: TEL +81-45-221-2166
Information: TEL +81-45-221-2155
FAX +81-45-221-2136

LSSE9-1 A Mobile Laser-Based System for Remote
13:00
Inspection of Shinkansen Tunnels
O. Kotyaev1, Y. Shimada1, N. Misaki212May 17-20, 2016 at Pacifico Yokohama, Yokohama, JapanINVITED SPEAKERS
LOCATION OF CONFERENCE SITETOPICS

Laser Solutions for Space and the Earth 2016

Claude Phipps

Yoshihiro Deguchi

Pulsed Lasers for Clearing Debris in LEO and GEO

LIBS Applications to Thermal Power Plants and Ironand Steel Making Processes

Photonic Associates, LLC, USA

Setsuko Aoki

Keiko University, Japan

Legal Aspects of Laser in Space Activities
Yoshiyuki Takizawa
Concept of Space Debris Deorbitor Mission for the
1-10 cm Size Space Debris
Gérard Mourou

IZEST, Ecole Polytechnique, FranceA Novel Laser System Based on a Massive Coherent
Amplifying Network (CAN) to Mitigate OrbitalDebris
Institut Lumière Matière, France

http://lsse.opicon.jp/Katsumi Midorikawa

RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics, RIKEN, Japan

Nondestructive Inspection of Infrastructures by Laser
and Neutron Beam Technology

RIKEN, JapanJin YuInstitute for Laser Technology, JapanWest Japan Railway Company, Japan

Tokushima University

Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy for
Detection and Analysis in the Environment

Norikazu MisakiWest Japan Railway Company

Development of Non-Destructive Inspection Methodfor Concrete Elements in Tunnel Linings Using Laser
Remote Sensing
Katsuhiro MikamiJapan Atomic Energy Agency, Japan

Development of the High Speed Inspection Systemof Defects Inside Concrete

Tuesday, May 17
9:45-10:00
Opening
9:45

Wednesday, May 18

Room 316

Opening Remarks
T. Ebisuzaki, Conference Chair ofLSSE2016

LSSE2-4 Impulse Generation by Multiple-Pulse
14:40
Laser Ablation with Oblique Incidence
B. Wang, H. Tsuruta, A. Sasoh

9:00-12:10
OPIC Plenary SessionThursday, May 19

Room 501+502

Lunch (12:00-13:00)

Break (15:00-15:30)

Chief Scientist, Computational Astrophysics Laboratory,
RIKEN, Japan

15:30-17:10
LSSE3: Space Debris Detection Remediation 3Room 316

Chair: H. Yamakawa, RISH, Kyoto University, Japan

Chair: A. Sasoh, Nagoya University, JapanLSSE1-1 (Invited) Pulsed Lasers for Clearing
10:00
Debris in LEO and GEO
C. Phipps
Photonic Associates, LLC, USA

LSSE1-2 (Invited) Legal Aspects of Laser in Space
10:40
Activities
S. AokiKeio University, JapanLSSE1-3 (Invited) Concept of Space Debris
11:20
Deorbitor Mission for the 1-10 cm Size
Space Debris
Y. Takizawa, T Ebisuzaki
RIKEN, JapanLunch (12:00-13:00)

13:00-15:00
LSSE2: Space Debris Detection Remediation 2Room 316
Chair: S. Wada, RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics, RIKENLSSE2-1 (Invited) A Novel Laser System Based on
13:00
a Massive Coherent Amplifying Network(CAN) to Mitigate Orbital Debris
G. Mourou
IZEST, Ecole Polytechnique, France

LSSE2-2 Mandelstam-Brillouin Mirrors for
14:00
Chirped Pulse Fiber Laser Networks
A. Y. Okulov
Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

LSSE2-3 Experimental Evaluation of Laser
14:20
Ablation Impulse
A. Sasoh, B. Wang, H. Tsuruta, Y. Katagiri,
A. Iwakawa
Nagoya University, JapanLSSE3-1 Space Debris Studies at Kyoto University
15:30
H. Yamakawa, K. Masunari, N. Iwanaga,
N. Ikeda, T. Iwahori, T. Nishimura, Y.
Kobayashi, T. Fukushima
RISH, Kyoto University, JapanLSSE3-2 Large Debris Removal in LEO and GEO
15:50
with a Spacecraft Equipped with a HighPower Laser System
N. Thiry, J. M. Romero Martin, M. Vasile
University of Strathclyde, UK

LSSE3-3 Development of Observational
16:10
Technologies for Space Debris in JAXA
T. Yanagisawa, H. Kurosaki
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, JapanLSSE3-4 Application and Spatially and Temporally
16:30Resolved OES Study of Polymers Ablated
in Laser Propulsion
L. Jiao1,2,3, J. Cai2, B. Truscott3, H. Liu3, M.
Ashford31

Univ. of Sci. and Tech. of China, China
Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
3
University of Bristol, UK2

LSSE3-5 A PHD Filter for Tracking Mid-Course
16:50
Group Targets via Space-Based Laser
H. Yu, W. An, W. Sheng, X. Wang

Exhibition Hall A

Chair: Y. Takizawa, Computational Astrophysics Laboratory, RIKEN, Japan

Nagoya University, Japan

10:00-12:00
LSSE1: Space Debris Detection Remediation 1Room 316

10:30-12:00LSSEp5: Poster Session

13:30-14:50
LSSE4: Remote SensingRoom 316

Chair: N. Saito, RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics, RIKENLSSE4-1 Precision and Relative Error Analysis of13:30
Spaceborne Multiple Wavelengths Vapor
Water Range-Resolved DIAL
T. Li, Y. Zhang, S. Chen, P. Guo, H. Chen,Y. Ma
Beijing Institute of Technology, China

LSSE4-2 Lidar Monitoring of Volcanic, Terroristic
13:50
and Radiological Hazards
L. Fiorani1, A. Aiuppa2, G. Maio3,4, A.
Palucci1, S. Parracino5,4, A. Puiu1, S.
Santoro2,412ENEA, Italy, University of Palermo, Italy
ARES Consortium, Italy, 4ENEA guest, Italy
5
University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, Italy
3LSSE4-3 Four Generations of Sodium Guide Star
14:10
Lasers for Adaptive Optics in Astronomy
and Space Situational AwarenessC. d’Orgeville1, G. Fetzer2
1Australian National University, Australia
2
Arete Associates, Sensors, Sources and Systems Division,USA

LSSE4-4 Integrating Cavity Measurements: A
14:30
New Paradigm in Spectroscopic OpticalEnvironmental Characterization
J. N. Bixler, J. Mason, B. H. Hokr, E. S.
Fry, V. V. YakovlevTexas A&M University, USA

National Univ. Defence Tech., China

18:00-20:00
OPIC ReceptionRoom

Room 501+502

LSSEp5-1 NMPC Tracking Guidance Strategy forLow
Earth Orbit Based on the LaserSolutions
T. Jin, J. Cai
Institute of Microelectronics of Chinese Academy ofScience, China

LSSEp5-2 Sodium Lidar Observations for Upper
Atmospheric Research at Tromsø,
Norwayin Arctic
T. T. Tsuda1, S. Nozawa2, N. Saito3, T. D.
Kawahara4, T. Kawabata2, T. Takahashi5,C. M. Hall6, T. Tsukihana3, S. Wada3, S.
Oyama2, Y. Ogawa7, K. Hosokawa1
1Dept. of Comm. Eng. and Informatics, Univ. ElectroComm., Japan
2ISEE, Nagoya Univ., Japan
3
RIKEN Center for Adv. Photonics, Japan
4Shinshu Univ., Japan
5SSRE, Univ. Electro-Comm., Japan
6The Arctic Univ. of Norway, Norway
7
National Inst. of Polar Research, Japan

LSSEp5-3 Study on the data Matching of GroundBased Radar and Laser Point Cloud
Q. Zhiwei1,2, Y. Jianping1, Y. Shun1, X.
Ying1
1Hohai Univ., Earth Sci. and Eng., China
Henan Univ. Urban Construction, China

LSSEp5-6 Standoff Measurement of Salt
Deposition on Insulator Using Laserinduced Breakdown Spectroscopy
K. Motoki1, T. Fujii1,2, K. Yaji2, S. Eto2, E.
Hotta1
1221

Inst. Tech. Res. Center, National Applied Res.
Laboratories, Taiwan
2
Dept. of Mechanical Eng., National Central
University, Taiwan

LSSEp5-5 Stand-off Detection of Energetic
Materials by Laser-Induced Breakdown
Spectroscopy
Y. Ueda, K. Sugiyama, Y. Yanagida

Ammunition and Energetics Res. Section, Ballistics
Res. Division, Grand Systems Res. Center, Acquisition,
Tech. and Logistics Agency, Japan

Electric Power Engineering Research Laboratory,CRIEPI, Japan

Break (15:00-15:30)

15:30-16:30
LSSE7: Maintenance of Social Infrastructure 2Room 316
Chair: T. Fujii, Electric Power Eng. Res. Lab., CRIEPI, JapanLSSE7-1
15:30

13:00-15:00
LSSE6: Maintenance of Social Infrastructure 1Room 316
Chair: A. Nishimura, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Japan(Invited) Laser-Induced Breakdown
Spectroscopy for Detection and Analysis
in the Environment
J. Yu

LSSE6-2
13:30(Invited) LIBS Applications to Thermal
Power Plants and Iron and Steel Making
Processes
Y. Deguchi1, A. Ikutomo1, S. Katsumori1,T. Komatsubara1, R. Liu1,2, Z. Wang2, J.
Yan2, J. Liu2
12

LSSE6-3
14:00

Tokushima University, Japan
Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

The Evaluation of Limit of Detection/
Quantification for Minor/Major
Elements in Low-Alloy Steels by LaserInduced Breakdown Spectroscopy
S. Kashiwakura, K. Wagatsuma
Inst. for Materials Res., Tohoku Univ., JapanLSSE6-4
14:20

Monitoring of Gaseous Trace Antimony
in Syngas by LIBS
R. Yoshiie1, R. Ishikawa1, Y. Ueki2, I.
Naruse21

Dept. of Mechanical Sci. & Eng., Nagoya Univ.,
Japan2Inst. of Materials and Systems for Sustainability,Nagoya Univ., Japan

Evaluation of Residual Strain in the
Structural Materials of Nuclear Power
Plants by Magnetic Incremental
Permeability Method
T. Uchimoto1, T. Takagi1, T. Matsumoto1,G. Dobmann2
1
2

LSSE7-2
15:50

Institut Lumière Matière, France2

LSSEp5-4 Optimum Design and Experimental
Verification of Bipod Flexures for a
Remote Sensing Instrument Mirror
C. Y. Chan1, B. K. Huang2, Y. C. Chen2, T.
M. Huang1

Tokushima University, Japan
Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

Lunch (12:00-13:00)

LSSE6-1
13:00

Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopyfor Diagnosis of Concrete Infrastructure
T. Fujii, S. Eto

Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
Central Res. Inst. of Electric Power, Japan

LSSEp5-7 Rapid Detection of Trace Elements
Using Laser Breakdown Time-of-Flight
Mass Spectrometry
A. Ikutomo1, Y. Deguchi1, S. Katsumori1,
T. Komatsubara1, R. Liu1,2, Z. Wang2, J.
Yan2, J. Liu2
1

LSSE6-5
14:40

Tohoku University, Japan
Saarland University, Germany

In-Service Monitoring of Distortion
by a Heat Resistant FBG Sensor for aSodium Circulation Loop
A. Nishimura, T. Shimomura, Y.
Takenaka, T. Furuyama, M. Ueda, K.
Saruta, H. Daido
Japan Atomic Energy Agency, JapanLSSE7-3
16:10

High Performance Hydrogen Storage
Alloy Produced by Short Pulse Laser
Surface Modification
H. Daido1,2, H. Abe3, T. Shobu4, T.
Shimomura1, A. Nishimura1,2, H. Uchida5
1

Applied Laser Technology Institute, Japan Atomic
Energy Agency, Japan
2
Fukushima Research Infrastructural Creation Center,
Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Japan
3
Quantum Beam Science Center at Takasaki, Japan
Atomic Energy Agency, Japan
4
Quantum Beam Science Center at SPring-8, Japan
Atomic Energy Agency, Japan
5
Faculty of Engineering, Tokai University, Japan