We presented our research progress in the SCIS-ISIS2022 held in Ise, Mie, Japan. Thanks to the great efforts by the presenters, we received good feedbacks from the audience. 

Mr. Ishikawa, Application of Yolo for monitoring fish

Mr. Ogami, Random Forests modelling for habitat assessment of Genji-fireflies

Inspiring plenary talk by Prof. Takayama

Professor Nojima led the Program Committee of the conference. It was a hard work, but resulted in fruitful and fun conference at the end.

Next conference will be held in Korea ISIS2023.

Our lab members presented their research outcomes in the International Symposium on Ecohydraulics 2022 (online). It was a great opportunity to know researches in progress in other countries.

Takuma Nishimura reporting on the application of a deep learning method for water fowl detection and species identification

Risa Kawashima reporting on the ecohydraulic assessment and simulations in Yagawa

Taichi Jibiki reporting on the application of random forests for habitat suitability modelling in Yagawa

Wataru Ishikawa reporting on the application of deep learning for underwater monitoring

Three master course students (Asano, Kasahara and Tanaka) and three bachelor course students (Ishikawa, Fujii and Kawasaki) have graduated successfully even under the tough period due to COVID-19. Wishing all the best for their bright future!!!

B4 students

M2 students

Mr. Asano successfully presented his work entitled “A 1D hydrodynamic model for sediment transport analysis around the Ba Lai sluice gate in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam” in PAWEES2021.  Great work!!! 

Three undergraduate students and two master course students have graduated from our laboratory. I always feel a bit sad on graduation day every year, but it’s the beginning of their new career. Wishing all the best for their bright future!!!

Great works by the three students in our laboratory.