Prof. Tsukada serves session chair and two members present in IEEE WF-IoT 2022
Associate Professor Tsukada will serve as session chair for the Vertical Track: Transportation at the IEEE 8th World Forum on Internet of Things (WF-IoT) 2022 to be held in Yokohama, Japan. Dr. Nakazato and Mr. Pengfei Lin will also give presentations.
URL: https://wfiot2022.iot.ieee.org/vert-05/
Abstract
Transportation, including automobiles and railroads, is an essential social infrastructure that transports large numbers of people and goods from point to point and generates the flow of people and goods. Legacy transportation systems are primarily driven and operated by people, and computer technology has been used to support people by reducing human load, improving safety, and increasing control efficiency. However, with recent advances in information and communication technology, there is growing momentum to actively utilize IoT in the transportation sector. For example, various uses of IoT have been proposed and some have been put to practical use, such as automating driving, realizing efficient transportation, optimizing maintenance and management, and creating new services. The Transportation Track will focus on IoT-enabled transportation innovation in Japan and worldwide, providing up-to-date information on the following topics, including practical examples and development trends.
- 5G communications and cellular networks in transportation
- Automated driving technology
- Cooperative ITS, cooperative automated driving
- New transportation services such as Mobility As a Service (Maas)
- Utilization of IoT in railroad systems
Session chairs
- Dr. Manabu Tsukada, Associate Professor, The University of Tokyo
- Dr. Yuki Ota, Assistant senior researcher, Railway Technical Research Institute
Program
Transportation – 5G / cellular communication for Transportation, November 7, 2022, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM (Asia/Tokyo)
- “Cooperative ITS standards and technologies for automated connected & cooperative mobility”
by Thierry Ernst, CEO & co-founder, YoGoKo, France - “Roles of 5G/6G and Smart Mobiity R&E Field towards Super Smart Society”,
by Prof. Kei Sakaguchi, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
Transportation – Autonomous Driving, November 8, 2022, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM (Asia/Tokyo)
- “Introduction of the CooL4 project”
by Dr. Keisuke Shimono, Project Research Associate, The University of Tokyo - “Cooperative Path Planning Using Responsibility-Sensitive Safety (RSS)-based Potential Field with Sigmoid Curve”,
by Pengfei Lin, The University of Tokyo, Japan
Transportation – IoT for Railway Systems, November 9, 2022, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM (Asia/Tokyo)
- “Development of an Integrated Analysis Platform for Cross-sectional Railway Maintenance data”,
by Satoko Ryuo - “Development of Train Protection Equipment by Kyosan Using General-Purpose Communication Technologies”,
by Nozomu Takasaki, Kyosan Electric Manufacturing Co.,Ltd, Japan - “Hands-free fare collection system for public transport using Bluetooth sensors”,
by Yusuke Nakajima, Senior Engineer, Hitachi.Ltd, Japan
Transportation – CAV and ITS, November 10, 2022, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM (Asia/Tokyo)
- “Information & Communication Platform for Cooperative Automated Driving Using Edge Computing”,
by Rui Teng, Doshisha University, Japan - “Design and Implementation of Multi-Access Edge Computing for Beyond 5G Cellular Networks”,
by Dr. Jin Nakazato, The University of Tokyo, Japan - “What Does Cooperative Perception Bring to Connected and Automated Vehicles?”,
by Dr. Mao SHAN, The University of Sydney, Australia
MaaS, November 11, 2022, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM (Asia/Tokyo)
- “Case Study of MaaS in a Japanese Local City: Otsu City, Shiga”
by Kohei Kawato, Ritsumeikan University, Japan - “Mobility DX: Everything to Network”,
by Prof. Masaaki SATO, Tokai University, Japan - “Make the vision of MaaS a reality: How researchers contribute to the social change?”,
by Masaki Ito, The University of Tokyo