2023.12.06
At the 79th Meeting of the Information Processing Society of Japan Special Interest Group on Ubiquitous Computing Systems (UBI), Yuichi Furumoto, a 1st-year student in the master's program at the Graduate School of Media and Governance and a member of Professor Osamu Nakamura's laboratory at the Faculty of Environment and Information Studies, received the UBI Young Researcher Award.
The UBI Young Researcher Award is presented to students up to their first year of graduate school in comprehensive recognition of the quality of both their presentation and their submitted paper.
[UBI Young Researcher Award]
"A Proposal for Improving TIN Polygon Quality with Single Image Super Resolution"
Yuichi Furumoto, Masaaki Sato (Tokai University), Shun Tamura (SoftBank), Keisuke Uehara, Osamu Nakamura
Comment from the Award Recipient, Yuichi Furumoto (1st-year master's student, Graduate School of Media and Governance)
I am deeply honored to have received the Young Researcher Award at the 79th Meeting of the Information Processing Society of Japan Special Interest Group on Ubiquitous Computing Systems (UBI). This research addresses the need to improve the quality of DSM polygons by applying super-resolution to original images captured by drones, and quantitatively demonstrates the effectiveness of this method using the Hausdorff distance.
I was able to receive this award thanks to the guidance and support of Associate Professor Masaaki Sato, Professor Osamu Nakamura, and the other faculty members of the Nakamura Laboratory, as well as Mr. Tamura of our joint research partner, SoftBank. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to everyone. I will continue to devote myself even more to my research activities.
Issued by: General Affairs Section, Shonan Fujisawa Campus (SFC) Office