ISRS 2010 ICSANE - ieice

International Symposium on Remote Sensing 

ISRS 2010 ICSANE 

International Symposium on Remote Sensing 2010 

International Conference on Space, Aeronautical and Navigational Electronics 2010 

27 ~ 29 October 2010 

Ramada Plaza Hotel 

Jeju, Korea 

In association with 

26th Fall Symposium of KSRS 

2nd Workshop on Environmental Geospatial Information 

19th Annual Workshop of EMSEA 

16th KOMPSAT Application Workshop 

Organized by 

The Korean Society of Remote Sensing(KSRS) 

Standing Committee of Environmental Monitoring from Space of East Asia(EMSEA) 

Technical Committee on Space, Aeronautical and Navigational Electronics of IEICE 

Supproted by 

Ministry of Environment

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Opening Adresses 

Welcome to the ISRS 2010 

Welcome to the ICSANE 2010 

Congratulatory Remarks 

Foreword 

Committees & Importance Informations 

Committees 

General Information 

Transportation & Travel Information 

Accomodations 

Registration Information 

Presentation Information 

Advance Schedule & Programs 

Social Program 

Time Schedule 

Sponsors & Exhibitors 

Sponsors 

Exhibitors

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Welcome to the ISRS 2010 

Prof. Young-Seup Kim 

is my pleasure to welcome all the colleagues to participate in the International Symposium 

on Remote Sensing 2010 hosted by Korean Society of Remote Sensing. On behalf of the 

organizing committee, I hope this symposium will provide a good opportunity to share our 

knowledge and philosophies in a broad spectrum of research fields related to remote sensing. 

As a professional academic organization, the ISRS has an important mission to develop and 

improve theories, methodologies, and applications in remote sensing. With much concerns on 

global climatic changes, remote sensing has attracted a great attention because of its ability to 

monitor and analyze the environmental state of our Earth at global and local scales. Moreover, 

environmental problems are closely associated with governmental policies and socioeconomic 

changes of all over the world. In this context, remote sensing has the responsibility to collaborate 

with neighboring academic areas including natural and social sciences in an interdisciplinary 

framework. 

This symposium covers the research presentations and discussions in relations to sensors, data 

processing, microwave, atmosphere, ocean, land, LiDAR, GIS, GPS, photogrammetry, 

KOMPSAT, COMS, and so on. I hope all of you can take full advantages of the program of the 

ISRS 2010. The research outcomes shared among us should be also disseminated to other public 

and private sectors for better understanding of remote sensing and related fields. I believe the 

ISRS 2010 will play the role of enhancing our cordial relationships and also providing a variety 

of precious information regarding all aspects of remote sensing and spatial information 

technologies. Your active participations in discussion will greatly help the improvement of 

science and society as well. 

Finally, I would like to express my sincere thankfulness to the steering committee, organizing 

committee, and technical program committee of the ISRS 2010 and all participants who have 

shown a great enthusiasm for the development of remote sensing. I hope all of you will have a 

wonderful time during your stay in Jeju Island with beautiful sea and mountains. 

General Chairman of ISRS 2010 

President of the Korean Society of Remote Sensing 

ISRS 2010 | 3



Welcome to the ICSANE 2010 

Taneo Kawanishi 

International Conference on Space, Aeronautical and Navigational Electronics 2010 

The(ICSANE 2010) is the annual international conference of the Space, Aeronautical and 

Navigational Electronics (SANE) committee of the Institute of Electronics, Information and 

Communication Engineers (IEICE) in Japan. This year, it is a great honor to hold the ICSANE 

2010 as the Joint Conference of the ISRS 2010 (International Symposium on Remote Sensing) 

and the ICSANE 2010 (JCII-2010). On behalf of the organizing committee of ICSANE, I would 

like to express my sincere appreciation to the organizing committee of ISRS and my warmest 

welcome to all the participants in JCII-2010. 

ICSANE deals with very wide spectra such as space-based and airborne-based systems, 

electronic and applied radio wave systems, remote sensing, navigational and traffic control and 

so on. ISRS is aiming for remote sensing theories and applications; therefore, it is well 

accommodated with each other. Thus, it is really worthwhile to collaborate with each other 

between Korea and Japan. The joint conference will provide a forum for the exchange of 

information with emphasis on new developments, services and applications in these fields. It is a 

great opportunity to share the latest results from the other countries and discuss with your 

research colleagues and professionals. I believe that JCII-2010 contributes to the creation of new 

findings, and the progress and development of the related technologies through the research 

presentations and fruitful discussions. 

The venue is located at one of the nicest spots in Korea. The organizing committee looks forward 

to seeing you in the conference, and making your visit a memorable and enjoyable one in Jeju. 

General Co-Chair of ICSANE 2010 

President of IEICE SANE, JAROS, Japan


Distinguished guests, Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to express my sincere appreciation 

and warm welcome to all of you for taking your precious time to participate in the 

“International Symposium on Remote Sensing 2010” and the “2nd Workshop on Environmental 

Geospatial Information.” The Symposium and Workshop are being held in beautiful Jeju Island, 

hosted by the Korean Society of Remote Sensing and sponsored by the Ministry of Environment. 

The two scientific events aim to share research results on a wide diversity of social phenomena 

that were produced by applying advanced Information and Communications Technologies; 

remote sensing and geographic information technology. As a sponsor, I highly think of these 

events in that they have constantly and remarkably progressed in terms of both quantity and 

quality. 

Futurist Alvin Toffler emphasized in his book Power Shift the importance of knowledge as high - 

quality power. The Korean government has endeavored to establish a knowledge - based egovernment, 

and earned the top rank in the UN E-government Survey in 2010. 

The ICT - particularly remote sensing and geographic information technology - has played a 

pivotal role in moving Koreatowardaknowledge-basedsociety. 

The Ministry of Environment acknowledged how crucial it is to tap remote sensing and 

geographic information technology and began building an Environment Geospatial Information 

Database since 1998. The Ministry has continuously improved the database, producing a more 

detailed vegetation map in 2009 and a land cover map with higher resolution in 2010. 

The environment geospatial information based on remote sensing and geographic information 

technology has provided basis for study on major environmental media such as water, air and 

ecosystem. And the study about the environmental media has yet again served as scientific basis 

for devising Low Carbon Green Growth policies, creating a virtuous cycle. 

It is my sincere hope that experts from home and abroad share knowledge and information on a 

variety of topics to produce a fruitful outcome from this symposium. 

Lastly, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the organizing committee for arranging 

this event. I hope you enjoy the splendid nature in Jeju where autumn shows the most 

picturesque landscape. 

Thank you. 

Congratulatory Remarks 

Minister of Environment 

of the Republic of Korea 

H.E. MAANEE LEE 



Foreword 

Prof. Hajime Fukushima 

It 


is my great pleasure and honor to welcome all of you who participate in ISRS 2009 as the 

Japanese co-chairman of the Environmental Monitoring from Space of East Asia (EMSEA) 

project, and as a member of the steering committee of ISRS 2009. 

The EMSEA project was proposed and initiated in 1991 by Prof. Soondal Choi and late Prof. 

Mikio Takagi, with the main objective of promoting research activities in spaceborne monitoring 

led by scientific communities of Korea and Japan. Since then, sponsored by Korea Science and 

Engineering Foundation (KOSEF), Japan Society for the Promotion of Sciences (JSPS), and 

Ministry of Education, Science and Culture of Japan (MESC), joint symposium/workshop has 

been held once a year in Korea. In 1994, the 3rd annual EMSEA Workshop was held jointly with 

the 10th Fall Symposium of KSRS, as “International Symposium on Remote Sensing” at Taejon. 

This actually was the starting point of today’s ISRS, and because of this I can proudly welcome 

you. 

The EMSEA activity is now more enhanced by Taiwanese colleagues who joined EMSEA since 

2006. Needless to say, remote sensing of environment, especially with the use of satellite 

observation, necessitates well-coordinated international cooperation and collaboration. This 

should put its basis on timely and activated exchange of scientific and technological information 

among international communities with close friendship and mutual understanding. On this 

respect, I would like to remind all of you that this conference gives us an important and excellent 

opportunity. I do hope that all the participants enjoy this conference. 

I should also mention here the close partnership between the Korean Society of Remote Sensing 

(KSRS) and the Remote Sensing Society of Japan (RSSJ) as the Vice-President of the RSSJ. In 

2003, both societies have agreed in to send young scientists of each society to the symposium of 

its counterpart. This exchange program has been kept continuing, and this year we Japanese have 

hosted two young Korean scientists and two KSRS representatives in the spring meeting of the 

RSSJ. I am very happy to report that RSSJ, in return, send a young colleague to this symposium, 

namely Dr. Nguyen Thanh Hoan, who won the RSSJ’s “Young Scientist Dispatch Program 

Award” this year. In addition, representing RSSJ, Prof. Kazuo Ouchi, the chair of the RSSJ 

International Committee, is also attending the conference. I wish these kinds of programs and 

activities keep encouraging young scientists and students to enjoy experiencing international 

communication and collaboration. 

Lastly, but not the least, I would like to express my gratitude to all the members of the executive 

committees, who put their dedicated efforts to have this conference to be a successful one. 

Co-Chair of EMSEA 

Vice President, Remote Sensing Society of Japan

It 


is my great pleasure to welcome all the attendees to join the International Symposium on 

Remote Sensing (ISRS) organized by The Korean Society of Remote Sensing (KSRS) and 

Standing Committee of Environmental Monitoring from Space of East Asia (EMSEA). The ISRS 

has been very successful gathering valuable opinions from all over the world, and it aims to serve as 

an academic exchange platform in the remote sensing field. 

Nowadays, the melting of Polar ice caps, Climate Change, and other natural disaster issues have 

aroused more and more people°Øs attention, and continuous or even innovative monitoring need to 

be achieved via remote sensing techniques. Interestingly, back in 1991, Prof. Mikio Takagi and 

Prof. Soon-Dal Choi have foreseen the needs and started the EMSEA. The establishment of 

EMSEA is far earlier than the Group on Earth Observations under United Nations as suggested by 

the G8 in 2002, and the IGMASS (International Global Monitoring Aerospace System) as founded 

by International Academy of Astronautics in 2008. 

In light of the establishment of EMSEA, GEO, and IGMASS, and by taking advantage of having 

the Formosat-2 and Formosat-3 data for the weather forecasting and disaster monitoring and 

mitigation, I and a group of Taiwan scholars initiate a non-profit organization -- TGEO (Taiwan 

Group on Earth Observations). The founding TGEO general assembly and Workshop on Earth 

Observations was held at National Science and Technology Center for Disaster Reduction in Taipei 

with great success on August 23, 2010. On behalf of TGEO, I am very thankful to all the organizers 

and everyone who devoted efforts. Special appreciations are due to Prof. Choen Kim and Prof. 

Yongil Kim for their active participation in the founding events, and Prof. Hajime Fukushima and 

Prof. Kazuo Ouchi for their warm greeting. 

The TGEO has edged itself into the earth observation field and will devote its efforts to seeking for 

solutions to the global issues. The tenet of TGEO is to turn the global climate, oceanic, and other 

environmental crisis into sustainable development of Taiwan by integrating aerospace and satellite 

observation techniques, geospatial information technology, sensor networks, and knowledge 

management strategies. We commit to conduct long-term research and academic exchange in the 

following fields: Natural Disasters, Health, Energy, Climate Change, Ecosystems, Agriculture, 

Biodiversity, Water Resources, and Meteorology. TGEO will be aligned with both government and 

non-government; national and international organizations, including EMSEA, GEO, and IGMASS, 

etc to exert influence over the country and improve the social welfare. 

As the president of TGEO and a citizen of Taiwan, I am looking forward to allying ourselves with 

other Asian countries, especially Korea and Japan. The achievement of the abovementioned goals 

requires the corporation of all of you. I hereby express my wholehearted thanks to all organizers 

and everyone who gave their precious time and perspiration. Furthermore, I wish all the participants 

a very pleasant stay at the beautiful Jeju island, and an overall success of the ISRS2010. 

Co-Chair of EMSEA 

President, Taiwan Group on Earth Observations 

Foreword 

Prof. Yuei-An Liou 



Jeju Island, Korea 

Jeju has a mild oceanic climate throughout the year with the smallest annual temperature range in the country. The 

temperature for the hottest summer months averages no more than 34.7˚C and no less than -1.5˚C or winter. 

The island is 73km wide and 41km long with a total area of 1,848 Jeju the largest island in South Korea, came into 

existence 700 to 1,200 thousand years ago when lava spewed from a sub-sea volcano and surfaced above the 

waters. Then 100 to 300 thousand years ago, another volcanic eruption formed Mt. Halla. The final volcanic 

eruption that took place approximately 25 thousand years ago created the crater lake, Baekrok-dam, at the summit 

of the mountain. 

Mt. Halla rises in the center of Jeju to 1950m above sea level. The rest of the island slopes down from its summit 

and is covered with dark gray volcanic rocks and volcanic ash soil. Relatively isolated from the rest of the world, 

the island’s nature has been well preserved in its prehistoric state. That is why traveling to Jeju is to travel back in 

time. 

Jeju’s natural environment has been preserved as best as possible. The fantastically shaped rocks decorating the 

seashores, the hundreds of Oreums (secondary volcanos) and the rarest species of flora around the Baekrok-dam 

lake are all treasures waiting to be discovered by visitors. One cannot see Jeju unless one looks. It is like seeing 

only trees before entering a forest. 

Travel Information 

Jeju international airport is a main gate to Jeju-do and has a total of 17 direct airlines (12 local, 6 

international), which links major cities of Korea and other countries. It is only and hou’s flight south of Seoul and 

there are direct flights from Thkyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Shanghai, Beijing, and Hong Kong. 

Based on mid & long term airport expansion plans, 375.5 Mil. USD will be invested to expand the air port till 

2020. During the first phase of the project up to 2010, they are going to expand the capacity of the taking off and 

landing to 177,000 times and enlarge major facilities so that they could handle 18.64 million passengers, a yeas 

- Incheon International Airport - Jeju International Airport 

- Gimpo International Airport - Jeju International Airport 

- Gimhae International Airport - Jeju International Airport 

- Tokyo, Osaka, Beijing, Hong Kong, Taipei, Bangkok - Jeju International Airport 

General Information 



Air Transportation to Jeju Island 



Language 

The official language of the symposium is English. 

Currency and Foreign Exchange 

The basic currency of Korea is won (KW). Notes include KW 1,000, KW 5,000, KW 10,000 and KW 

50,000 denominations, while coins include KW 10, KW 50, KW 100, and KW 500 denominations. Foreign bank 

notes and traveler’s checks can be exchanged into Korean won at foreign exchange banks, airports, hotels and 

other authorized money exchange outlets. Hotels usually exchange currencies such as the US Dollar, the Euro, UK 

Sterling and Japanese Ten. In the case of other currencies, visit commercial banks. The exchange rate is subject to 

market fluctuations. The basic exchange rate as of September 2010 is about won 1,200 to US$1 

Electricity 

Electricity is generally supplied in 220 volts, 60 Hz with two round prongs. However, 110 volts may also be 

available in some hotels. You should check the electricity before using your appliances.



Credit Card 

Credit cards, including VISA, American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and JCB are accepted at major 

hotels, department stores, restaurants, and retail outlets. 

Business Hours 

Government office hours are from 09:00 to 18:00 during the week. The five-day workweek has been 

introduced in Korea and government offices are closed on weekends. Business hours for banks are generally from 

09:00 to 16:00 on weekdays. All banks close on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Automated teller 

machines are widely accessible. Business hours for department stores are from 10:30 to 19:30. 

Tip & Tax 

Tipping is not a regular practice in Korea. Service charges are often included in the bill for rooms, meals, and 

other services at hotels and upscale restaurants. Koreans occasionally do tip when they are especially pleased with 

the service they receive. 

Upon request, visitors can receive nearly 10 percent VAT refunds for purchases at the “Duty Free Shopping” 

outlets. Goods must be taken out of Korea within three months of purchase to be eligible for a tax refund. Only 

foreign tourists in Korea can apply for this tax refund. Visitors can receive a refund on a receipt for a minimum 

purchase of KW 50,000 (around US$ 49). To receive this refund, present refund receipts with the purchased goods 

at the customs desk at the Incheon International Airport when departing. These receipts can be cashed in at the 

Cash Refund Office in front of the Airport Duty Free Shop. 

Electricity 

The standard electricity supply is 220-volts AC/60 cycles. However, outlets for 110 and 220 volts are 

available at hotels. 

Emergency Numbers 

- Police Station: 112 

- AEA (Asia Emergency Rescue): (02) 790-7561 

- Fire, Rescue: 119 

- Directory Assistance: (Area Code) + 114 

- Directory Assistance for local and nationwide numbers for foreigners: 00794, 080-211-0114 

- Directory Assistance for international Numbers: 00794 

- International Collect Call: 0077 

- International Telegram Service: 00795 



All attendees are required to check in at the Registration Desk in the 2nd floor at Ramada Ballroom in 

Ramada Plaza Jeju Hotel. Each registered participant will receive a name badge, one CD-ROM Proceeding, final 

program, two tickets for reciption/banquet, and two tickets for lunch, and receipts of all payment made. 

You must wear your own name badge all the time while in the conference area or at conference-sponsored events. 

Conference Registration Fees 

The registration fees should be paid at the symposium Registration Desk (2nd Floor of Ramada Plaza Jeju 

Hotel). The registration fees include admission to the sessions, exhibition and break area, tickets of banquet on 27 

Oct. and reception on 28 Oct. at the Ramada Plaza Jeju Hotel, lunch tickets, and one copy of the CD-ROM 

Symposium Proceedings. 

All payments must be made in Korean Wons (KRW) or US Dollors (USD) 

Pre-registration (Before 1 October). 

Non-Student 100,000 KW (USD 100) 

Student 50,000 KW (USD 50) 

On-site (After 1 October). 

Non-Student 120,000 KW (USD 120) 

Student 70,000 KW (USD 70) 


Credit Card - Visa, Master, and LG-card will be accepted at the registration desk. 





Presentation Room and Booth Location 

Mara 

Udo 

Biyang Chuja


Social Programs 


Banquet 

Moderator : Prof. Jung-Sun Won 

Wednesday, 27 October 2010 

18:30 ~ 20:30 

Convention Hall(2nd Floor, Ramada Plaza Hotel) 

Reception 

Moderator : Dr. Kwang-Eun Kim 

Thursday, 28 October 2010 

18:30 ~ 20:30 

Convention Hall(2nd Floor, Ramada Plaza Hotel) 

Tour 

Friday, 29 October 2010 

13:30 ~ 18:00 

Free of Charge 

Course 1 

KVN VLBI, Halla University & Scenic Spots of Jeju Island 

Course 2 

Udo Island

JCII 2010 Time Table 

10.29(Wed.) 10.30(Thur.) 10.31(Fri.) 10.27(Wed) 10.28(Thu) 10.29(Fri) 

Mara Hall Udo Hall Biyang Hall Chuja Hall Mara Hall Udo Hall Biyang Hall Chuja Hall Mara Hall Udo Hall Biyang Hall Chuja Hall 

FD1 

Microwave 

#1 

FC1 

Atmosphere 

#1 

FB1 

KOMPSAT 

#3 

FA1 

ICSANE 

Radar 

Technology 

TD1 

Advanced 

Satellite Data 

Applications 

TC1 

Microwave 

Radiometer and 

Data Retrieval for 

Meteorological 

Application 

TB1 

KOMPSAT 

#1 

TA1 


Small 

Satellites I 

09:00 ~ 10:20 

Registration 

Coffee Break 

Coffee Break 

Opening Ceremony 

10:20 ~ 10:40 

10:40 ~ 11:00 

SeaSpace’s SAR Application Solutions 

Hae-Yong Shin 

CTO, SeaSpace Corporation 

13000 Gregg Street, Poway CA 92064 

Grand Ballroom 

FB2 

Lidar 

FA2 

GPS/Photogr 

ammetry 

Plenary Session 

WD1 

Student 

Competition 

#1 

WC1 

GIS #1 

WB1 

Ocean #1 

WA1 


Opening 

11:00 ~ 12:00 


Closing Ceremony (12:00 ~ 12:20) 

Lunch 

Lunch 

12:00 ~ 13:00 

Fairwell Lunch (12:30 ~ 13:30) 

TD2 

2nd Env. 

Workshop 

TC2 

STSAT-3 

TB2 

KOMPSAT 

#2 

TA2 


Small 

satellites II 

WD2 

Student 

Competition 

#2 

WC2 

GIS #2 

WB2 

Ocean #2 

WA2 


Remote 

Sensing 

13:00 ~ 14:20 

WE1 Poster Session #1 TE1 Poster Session #2 

14:20 ~ 15:20 

Tour (13:30 ~ 18:00) 

Course 1 

KVN VLBI, Halla University & Scenic Spots of Jeju Island 

TD3 

2nd Env. 

Workshop 

TC3 

Land #1 

TB3 

Planetary 

Remote 

Sensing 

TA3 


Satellite 

Systems I 

WD3 

Maritime 

Monitoring 

#1 

WC3 

Data 

Processing 

#1 

WB3 

COMS #1 

WA3 


Synthetic 

Aperture 

Radar 

15:20 ~ 16:40 

Course 2 

Udo Island 

Coffee Break Coffee Break 

16:40 ~ 17:00 

TD4 

2nd Env. 

Workshop 

TC4 

Land #2 

TB4 

Others 

TA4 


Satellite 

Systems II 

WD4 

Maritime 

Monitoring 

#2 

WC4 

Data 

Processing 

#2 

WB4 

COMS #2 

WA4 


Radar, Navigation 

and 

Communications 

17:00 ~ 18:20 

Reception 

Icebreak 

18:20 ~ 20:00 



18 ISRS 2010 

Opening Ceremony 

Chair Person : Dr. Kwang-Eun Kim 

Chair, Organizing Committee of ISRS2010 

Executive Director, Korean Society of Remote Sensing 

Thursday, 28 October 10:40 ~ 11:00 - Grand Ballroom(2nd Floor) 

Welcome Messages 

Welcome to ISRS 2010 


General Chairman, ISRS 2010 

Welcome to ICSANE 2010 

Prof. Taneo Kawanishi 

General Chairman, ICSANE 2010 

Congratulatory Messages 

Maanee Lee 

Minister, Minstry of Environment 

Prof. Hajime Fukushima 

Co-Chair, EMSEA, Japan 

Prof. Yuei-An Liou 

Co-Chair, EMSEA, Taiwan

Plenary Session 

Thursday, 28 October 11:00 ~ 12:00 - Grand Ballroom(2nd Floor) 

Status and Prospect of Remote Sensing in Taiwan 

L. C. Chen1 , C.F.Chen1 , T.Y.Shih2 , Y.H.Tseng3 , and J.K.Liu4 1Center for Space and Remote Sensing Research, National Central University, Taiwan 

2 

Department of Civil Engineering, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 

3Department of Geomatics, NationalChengKungUniversity,Taiwan 

4LIDAR Technology Co., Ltd, Taiwan 

Email: lcchen@csrsr.ncu.edu.tw 

Hyspiri Science and Applications 

Simon J. Hook 1 , Elizabeth Middleton, Robert O Green 

1 Jet Propulsion Laboratory 

California Institute of Technology 

Pasadenia, California 91109 

Email: Simon.J.Hook@jpl.nasa.gov 

World’s First Mission of Solar Power Sail by IKAROS 

Osamu Mori, Yuichi Tsuda, Hirotaka Sawada, Ryu Funase, Takayuki Yamamoto, 

Takanao Saiki, Katsuhide Yonekura, Hirokazu Hoshino, Hiroyuki Minamino 

Tatsuya Endo and Junichiro Kawaguchi 

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, 

3-1-1 Yoshinodai, Chuo-ku, Sagamihara, , Kanagawa, 252-5210, Japan 

Email: mori.osamu@jaxa.jp 

ISRS 2010 19 

International Symposium on Remote Sensing



Closing Ceremony 

Chair Person : Dr. Kwang-Eun Kim 

Chair, Organizing Committee of the ISRS 2010 

Executive Director, Korean Society of Remote Sensing 

Friday, 30 October 12:00 ~ 12:20 - Grand Ballroom(2nd Floor) 

Student Paper Award 

Dr. Yong-Seung Kim 

Chair, Technical Comittee of the ISRS 2010 

Closing of a Meeting 


General Chairman, ISRS 2010 

President, Korean Society of Remote Sensing 

Prof. Taneo Kawanishi 

General Co-Chair of ICSANE 2010 

President, IEICE SANE



27 October 2010 

AN ARCHITECTURE TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT AND 

MANAGEMENT OF GIS-BASED CONTEXT-AWARE APPLICATIONS 

MOON-SOO LEE, MIN-SOO KIM, AND SUNG-WOONG SHIN 

ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH INSTITUTE 

THE CORRELATION ANALYSIS BETWEEN SWAT SIMULATED 

SOIL MOISTURE, AND MODIS LST AND NDVI PRODUCTS 

GEUN AE PARK, WOO YONG HONG, JONG YOON PARK, 

JI WAN LEE, MIN JI PARK, AND SEONG JOON KIM 

KONKUK UNIVERSITY 

DEVELOPMENT A FOREST LAND PROPERTIES ASSESSMENT 

PROGRAM USING GIS 

CHONG SOO LEE, KYOUNG DEUK CHEONG, 

SUNG SIK KWON, AND HOON JOO YOON 

KOREA FOREST SERVICE 

VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF FLOOD USING FLOOD 

DAMAGE INDEX 

SANG CHUL LEE AND WOO-KYUN LEE KOREA UNIVERSITY 

DESERTIFICATION MONITORING USING LANDSAT TM 

SATELLITE IMAGERY 

GUISHAN CUI, WOO-KYUN LEE, AND TAEJIN PARK KOREA UNIVERSITY 

GLOBAL MISSION PLANNING ALGORITHM AVOIDING 

OBSTACLES FOR INFRA-BASED AUTOMATIC VEHICLE 

GUIDANCE SYSTEM 

KYOUNGHWAN AN, JUNGDAN CHOI, DONGYONG KWAK, AND DONGSUN LIM 


THE SPATIAL DATA MODEL FOR AUTO-VALET PARKING 

SERVICE 

KYOUNG-WOOK MIN, JEONG-DAN CHOI, AND DONG-YONG KWAK 


SUNG-IL JIN CHUNGNAM NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK FOR SMART DRIVING SPACE 

DO-HYUN KIM, JAE-JUN YOO, KYONG-HO KIM, AND JONG-HYUN PARK 


KYONG-HO CHOI MOKPO NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

A REVISED METHOD FOR DISPLACEMENT ANALYSIS OF 

GEOGRAPHIC OBJECT 

SEONGSU JEONG, JOON HEO, SOOHEE HAN, AND CHANGJAE KIM 

YONSEI UNIVERSITY 

ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE FOR A 

PROMISING TEST BED FOR NEW RENEWABLE ENERGY 

SUNG JAE KIM AND YUN WON JO GEO C&I CO., LTD 

MYUNG HEE JO KYUNGIL UNIVERSITY 

KWANG DEUK KIM AND CHANG YEOL YUN 

KOREA INSTITUTE OF ENERGY RESEARCH 

AUTOMATIC ORTHO-IMAGE GENERATION BASED ON IMAGE 

MATCHING TECHNIQUE 

DOOCHUN SEO, JAEHEN JUNG, JIYEON YANG, 

DONGHAN LEE, AND HYOSUK LIM 

KOREA AEROSPACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 

CO-REGISTRATION BETWEEN DIFFERENT HIGH RESOLUTION 

SATELLITE IMAGES USING RPCS AND 3D GEOSPATIAL 

INFORMATION 

CHANGJAE KIM, JOON HEO, AND HONG-GYOO SOHN YONSEI UNIVERSITY 

Land 

ANALYSIS OF URBAN GROWTH USING BUILT-UP INDEX 

JIN A LEE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 

SUNG SOON LEE KOREA INSTITUTE OF GEOSCIENCE AND MINERAL RESOURCES 

KWANG HOON CHI 

KOREA-JAPAN COOPERATION FOUNDATION FOR INDUSTRY AND TECHNOLOGY 

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF MODIS-BASED LAND 

MONITORING SYSTEM 

SUNG-JIN KANG, SUN-HWA KIM, AND JEONG EUN INHA UNIVERSITY 

SEUNG-YUB KIM GRIDA INC. 

KYU-SUNG LEE INHA UNIVERSITY 

LONG TERM TREND OF NDVI OVER EAST-ASIAN REGION 

USING GIMMS NDVI DATA 

JEON-HO KANG, MYOUNG-SEOK SUH, ARA CHO, AND JU-HEE PARK 

KONGJU NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

COMPARISON OF RESOLUTION ACCURACY OF SATELLITE 

IMAGERY FOR AGRICULTURAL LAND CLASSIFICATION 

MYUNG-HEE JO KYUNGIL UNIVERSITY 

DONG-YOUNG KIM AND SUNG-JAE KIM GEO C&I CO., LTD 

JAE-HWA PARK STATISTICS KOREA 

LiDAR &Microwave Remote Sensing 

UNSUPERVISED POLARIMETRIC SAR CLASSIFICATION 

RESULTS APPLYING DIFFERENT POLARIMETRIC SAR 

SPECKLE FILTERING METHODS 

MOON-KYUNG KANG, KWANG-EUN KIM, SEONG-JUN CHO 

KOREA INSTITUTE OF GEOSCIENCE AND MINERAL RESOURCES 

HOONYOL LEE 

KANGWON NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

JAE-HEE LEE 

KOREA INSTITUTE OF GEOSCIENCE AND MINERAL RESOURCES 

STUDY FOR TERRAIN CORRECTION OF SAR DATA USING A 

COARSE DEM 

BOYEOL YOON AND YOUNSOO KIM KOREA AEROSPACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 

DoP-CPD DECOMPOSITION TECHNIQUE FOR POLARIMETRIC 

SAR DATA 

KYUNG-YUP LEE KOREA AEROSPACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 

YISOK OH HONGIK UNIVERSITY 

YOUN-SOO KIM KOREA AEROSPACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 

VERIFICATION OF CONSTRUCTION STATUS BY COMPARING 

LASER-SCANNED POINT CLOUD WITH DESIGN DRAWING 

HYOKEUN PARK, HYOUNG-SIG CHO, SOOHEE HAN, 

JOON HEO, AND HONG-GYOO SOHN 

YONSEI UNIVERSITY 

Others 

THREE-DIMENSIONAL MOVING OBJECT DATA COMPONENT 

FOR SPATIOTEMPORAL DATABASE 

IN-HAK JOO, MIN-SOO KIM, AND SUNG-WOONG SHIN 


A CLIENT SYSTEM FOR MONITORING MAJOR OBJECTS IN A 

SHIPYARD 

JEONGHO PARK AND MOONKYUN OH 

ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH INSTITUTE

ANALYSIS OF METHOD FOR SAR RADIOMETRIC 

CALIBRATION ACCURACY WITH POINT TARGET 

TAE-BONG OH, CHUL-HO JUNG, HO-RYUNG JEONG, AND HYO-SUK LIM 


DEVELOPMENT OF THE MULTI-VEHICLE TRACKING & 

MONITORING SYSTEM USING THE SATELLITE SYSTEM 

KWANGJAE LEE, KIHO KWON, YOUNSOO KIM, AND SANGKON LEE 


ASSESSMENT OF METROPOLITAN SPECIAL MEASURES FOR 

ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT WITH SO2 AND PM10 

TENDENCY IN SEOUL FROM 2000 TO 2007 

SUNMIN PARK, WOO-KYUN LEE, TAE HYUB KWON, AND MOON-IL KIM 

KOREA UNIVERSITY 

MULTIPLE LOD REPRESENTATION OF POLYHEDRAL 

BUILDING MODELS FOR LARGE-SCALE DIGITAL CITY 

VISUALIZATION 

WAN-JUNG LIN, FUAN TSAI, AND LIANG-CHIEN CHEN 

NATIONAL CENTRAL UNIVERSITY 

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF CAMERA SYSTEM FOR LUNAR 

EXPLORATION 

HAENGPAL HEO, YOUNGSUN KIM, JONGEUK PARK, 

SANGYOUN SHIN, AND SANGSOON YONG 


ICSANE-Radar and SAR Technologies- 

A STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF THE CHARGE DISTRIBUTIONS 

ON LIGHTNING LEADER PROGRESSIONS USING THE VHF 

BROADBAND DIGITAL INTERFEROMETER 

MANABU AKITA, SATORU YOSHIDA, TAKESHI MORIMOTO, 

TOMOO USHIO, AND ZEN-ICHIRO KAWASAKI 

OSAKA UNIVERSITY 

INITIAL OBSERVATION RESULTS FOR PRECIPITATION ON 

THE KU-BAND BROAD BAND RADAR NETWORK 

EIICHI YOSHIKAWA, SATORU YOSHIDA, TAKESHI MORIMOTO, 

TOMOO USHIO, AND ZEN KAWASAKI 

OSAKA UNIVERSITY 


INFLUENCE OF SUN ELEVATION ANGLES TO ESTIMATION 

RESULTS OF THE MODIFIED OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUE 

AKIYOSHI HOSOI AND HIROYUKI SAITO HIROSAKI UNIVERSITY 

AN ADAPTIVE DYNAMIC BACKGROUND ESTIMATION AND 

FOREGROUND SEGMENTATION FOR OBJECT TRACKING 

SHINTARO SHINOZAKI AND KATSUTO NAKAJIMA TOKYO DENKI UNIVERSITY 

THE POTENTIAL OF CHINESE AIRBORNE X- BAND POLINSAR 

DATA FOR FOREST PARAMETERS ESTIMATION 

CHEN JIEHONG, ZHANG HONG, AND WANG CHAO CEODE,CAS 

A THREE-COMPONENT SCATTERING MODEL FOR COMPACT 

POLARIMETRIC SAR DATA 

LIU MENG, ZHANG HONG, AND WANG CHAO CEODE,CAS 

FAST ROAD SIGN RECOGNITION BY INTEGRAL IMAGE AND 

DP MATCHING 

YUTA AOKI AND KATSUTO NAKAJIMA TOKYO DENKI UNIVERSITY 

RADAR SIGNAL PROCESSING FOR SUPPRESSING 2ND-TRIP 

ECHOES UNDER EXISTENCE OF 1ST-TRIP GROUND 

CLUTTERS 

TOSHIO WAKAYAMA AND HIROSHI SAKAMAKI MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORP. 

COMPARATIVE STUDY TO ESTIMATE SOIL MOISTURE WITH 

PALSAR DATA 

PATRI UPENDER AND DHARMENDRA SINGH IIT ROOKEE 

SANG-EUN PARK AND YOSHIO YAMAGUCHI NIIGATA UNIVERSITY 

2008 ERUPTION OF OKMOK VOLCANO OBSERVED BY 

ALOS/PALSAR 

YOUSUKE MIYAGI JAXA 



REMOVING UNMODULATED CARRIER IN KOREAN EOS X-BAND 

CHANNEL 

JONG-TAE LEE, SANG-GYU LEE, SANG-TAEK LEE, AND SANG-SOON YONG 


ON-BOARD RADIOMETRIC CALIBRATION FOR KOMPSAT-2 

J.H.SONG, H.S.LIM KOREA AEROSPACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 

INTERFEROMETRIC PHASE SIMULATION OF BUILDING 

STRUCTURE FOR HIGH RESOLUTION SAR DATA 

SANG-WAN KIM SEJONG UNIVERSITY 

GEUN-WON YOON AGENCY FOR DEFENSE DEVELOPMENT 

APPLICATION OF HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION SATELLITE IMAGE 

TO THE MACROFAUNA HABITAT MAPPING IN A TIDAL FLAT 

JONG-KUK CHOI, JOO-HYUNG RYU, AND BON JOO KOO 

KOREA OCEAN RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE 

HYUN-JOO OH AND SARO LEE 

KOREA INSTITUTE OF GEOSCIENCE & MINERAL RESOURCES 

Ocean 

MONITORING AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF MARINE DEBRIS 

BY RS AND GIS 

SUN-WOONG JANG, SEUNG-YEOL OH, AND HONG-JOO YOON 

PUKYONG NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

MONITORING OF EAST COAST SHORELINE USING SATELLITE 

IMAGERY AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH 

JINAH EOM, JONG-KUK CHOI, AND JOO-HYUNG RYU 

KOREA OCEAN RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE 

JOONG-SUN WON YONSEI UNIVERSITY 

VARIABILITY IN MINERAL DUST DEPOSITION OVER THE 

NORTH PACIFIC AND ITS POTENTIAL IMPACT ON THE OCEAN 

PRODUCTIVITY 

HAJIME FUKUSHIMA, KAZUNORI OGATA, AND MITSUHIRO TORATANI 

TOKAI UNIVERSITY 

TOSHIHIKO TAKEMURA KYUSHU UNIVERSITY 

TIME SERIES ANALYSIS OF SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE 

AND FISHING CONDITION OF YELLOFIN TUNA (THUNNUS 

ALBACARES) IN THE ARABIAN SEA 

MING-AN LEE, KUO-WEI LAN, AND TZ-JIE YAN NATIONAL TAIWAN OCEAN UNIVERSITY 

TOM NISHIDA NATIONAL APPLIED RESEARCH LABORATORIES 

HSUEH JUNG LU NATIONAL TAIWAN OCEAN UNIVERSITY 

ASSESSMENT OF POLARIZATION RATIO FOR SEA SURFACE 

WIND RETRIEVAL FROM SIR-C SAR DATA 

TAI-SUNG KIM AND KYUNG-AE PARK SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

ERROR CHARACTERISTICS OF WIND VECTOR RETRIEVAL 

FROM SIR-C SAR DATA 

TAI-SUNG KIM AND KYUNG-AE PARK SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

DERIVATION OF SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE RETRIEVAL 

COEFFICIENTS OF MTSAT-1R AND ERROR CHARACTERISTICS 

KYUNG-AE PARK SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

AE-SOOK SUH, JONG-SEO PARK, AND HYE-SOOK PARK 

KOREA METEOROLOGICAL ADMINISTRATION 

OBSERVATION OF PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOM USING 

SATELLITE DATA 

NAN-JUNG KUO, CHUNG-RU HO, SHIH-JEN HUANG, AND YAO-TSAI LO 

NATIONAL TAIWAN OCEAN UNIVERSITY 


Student Competition 

DETECTION OF ASIAN DUST USING THE MTSAT-1R 

INFRARED CHANNELS: APRIL 6-9, 2006 

NA-RI KIM, YOUNG-SEUP KIM, AND JIN-HYUNG LEE 


JONG-SUH PARK NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE CENTER 

DEVELOPMENT OF DYNAMICALLY WEIGHTED LST 

RETRIEVAL ALGORITHM FROM THE MTSAT-2 DATA AND 

ASSESSMENT OF SURFACE URBAN HEAT ISLAND OVER EAST 

ASIA 

JI-HYUN KIM AND MYOUNG-SEOK SUH KONGJU NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

INTER-ANNUAL VARIABILITY ANALYSIS OF TUNDRA-TAIGA 

BOUNDARY USING MODIS LAI DATA 

MIN-JI LEE, KYUNG-SOO HAN, KYOUNG-JIN PI, 

SOO-JAE PARK, AND SANG-IL KIM 


INTER-ANNUAL VARIABILITY OF COLD PATCH ON THE SEA 

OFF NORTHEASTERN TAIWAN 

YU-HSIN CHENG AND CHUNG-RU HO NATIONAL TAIWAN OCEAN UNIVERSITY 

AN IDENTIFICATION OF BRD COMPONENTS OVER FOREST, 

CROP LAND 

SANG-IL KIM, KYUNG-SOO HAN, IN-HWAN KIM, 

JONG-MIN YEOM, AND KYOUNG-JIN PI 


AN APPROACH TO VEGETATION CLASSIFICATION USING 

THE SPECTRAL PERSPECTIVES FOR SATELLITE IMAGERY 

EUN-A CHO, GAB-SUE JANG, HYE-JIN JUNG, AND KI-JUN NAM 

YEUNGNAM UNIVERSITY 

DONG-JO SEO SEOUL DIGITAL UNIVERSITY 

SUN-GU LEE KOREA AEROSPACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 

ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE FRACTION 

VEGETATION COVER (FVC) AND THE FRACTION OF 

PHOTOSYNTHETICALLY ACTIVE RADIATION (FPAR) OVER 

KOREA 

KYOUNG-JIN PI AND KYUNG-SOO HAN PUKYONG NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

DESIGN OF A TRAFFIC INFOMATION SEARCHING SYSTEM 

BASED ON THE GIS USING DISASTER INFORMATION 

WON SEOK KWON, YOUNG SEUP KIM, AND CHANG SOO KIM 


A STUDY ON THE ESTIMATION OF BUILDING AREA USING 

LIDAR DATA AND AERIAL IMAGES 

HO YONG AHN, SO YOUNG PARK, AND CHUL UONG CHOI 


DESIGN OF A USN MIDDLEWARE FOR CONTEXT ANALYSIS 

AND SENSOR STREAM MINING 

CHENG HAO JIN, LEI ZHANG, AND KYU IK KIM 

CHUNGBUK NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

CHANG-YEOL YUN AND KWANG DEUK KIM 

KOREA INSTITUTE OF ENERGY RESEARCH 

KEUN HO RYU CHUNGBUK NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

USING REMOTE SENSING AND CATCH DATA TO DETECT 

OCEAN HOT SPOTS FOR SKIPJACK TUNAS IN THE WESTERN 

CENTRAL PACIFIC OCEAN 

CHIA-HUA HSIEH, MIN-CHIEN HUANG , YI CHANG, AND HSUEH-JUNG LU 







GEOSPATIAL RESEARCH FRAMEWORK UTILIZING VARIOUS 

DATASETS AND TATISTICAL MODELS: A CASE STUDY OF 

FUTURE URBAN GROWTH 

SEONGKYU LEE, CHULUONG CHOI, SOYOUNG PARK, AND YOUNGSEUP KIM 


TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIATIONS OF SST IN THE 

KOREAN SEAS BY SATELLITE DATA (NOAA/AVHRR) 

SEUNG HWAN MIN PUKYONG NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

DAE HYUN KIM OCEANTECH CO. 

HONG JOO YOON PUKYONG NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

A STUDY ON PRECISION MEASUREMENTS OF AN 

OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH VESSEL USING TERRESTRIAL 

LIDAR 

CHEONG-GIL JIN, CHE YOUNG OH, AND CHUL-UONG CHOI 


OCEAN SURFACE VELOCITY IN TROPICAL CYCLONES 

EXTRACTED FROM SCANSAR RAW DATA 

KI-MOOK KANG, DUK-JIN KIM, AND SUNG-JAE LIM 

SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

AUTOMATIC CLOUD COVERAGE ASSESSMENT FOR 

KOMPSAT-2 IMAGERY 

TAEYOUNG KIM UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 

MYUNGJIN CHOI AND TAE-BYEONG CHAE KOREA AEROSPACE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 

THE PARALLAX CORRECTION OF GEOSTATIONARY 

METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE DATA 

WONSEOK LEE AND YOUNGSEUP KIM PUKYONG NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

CHUYONG CHUNG AND DOHYEONG KIM KOREA METEOROLOGICAL ADMINISTRATION 

LONG-TERM OBSERVATION OF WINTER TIME SEA WATER 

TEMPERATURE IN THE TAIWAN STRAIT 

PEI-YUAN WANG, MU-TUN TZENG, AND MING-AN LEE 


JUI-WEN CHAN AND WEI-JUAN SHIEH NATIONAL APPLIED RESEARCH LABORATORIES 

MEASUREMENT OF GROUND SUBSIDENCE IN TAEBAEK 

AREA, GANGWON FROM SBAS TECHNIQUE USING ALOS 

PALSAR 

MIN-JI CHO SEJONG UNIVERSITY 

MIN-JEONG JO YONSEI UNIVERSITY 

SANG-WAN KIM SEJONG UNIVERSITY 

EXTRACTING METHOD OF SIGNIFICANT FEATURES FROM 

CATEGORICAL DATA 

LI XUN, MI YOUNG HWANG, AND HYEONGSOO KIM 


KI SURK PARK GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD 

BAE KYOUNG HO KOREA ASSOCIATION OF SURVEYING & MAPPING 

KEUN HO RYU CHUNGBUK NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

ASSOCIATIVE CLASSIFICATION BASED ON DATA DISTRIBUTION 

KWANG SUN RYU, SUK HO JUNG, GYEONG MIN YI, 

DONG GYU LEE, AND KEUN HO RYU 


CLOSED GAP-CONSTRAINED SEQUENTIAL PATTERN MINING 

IN WEB LOGS DATA 

XIUMING YU, MEIJING LI, HO SUN SHON, 

YANG KOO LEE, AND KEUN HO RYU 


REPRODUCTION FOR CONTAMINATED VALUES OF 

VEGETATION INDEX 

SOO-JAE PARK AND KYUNG-SOO HAN PUKYONG NATIONAL UNIVERSITY 

ICSANE-Space and Airborne Technologies- 

ORBIT DETERMINATION OF GEOSYNCHRONOUS SATELLITE 

USING PASSIVE RANGING SYSTEM 

TOSHIHIRO KUBO-OKA NICT 

SEIICHIRO KAWASE NDA 

SHOHEI TANIGUCHI JSAT 

STUDY ON 6Gbps REAL-TIME COHERENT OPTICAL RECEIVER 

FOR FREE-SPACE LASER COMMUNICATIONS 

TAKASHI SASAKI UEC 

MORIO TOYOSHIMA NICT 

SIMULATION MODEL FOR GENERATING TIME-VARYING 

OPTICAL SIGNALS BASED ON ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE 

SPECTRUM FOR SPACE-TO-GROUND LASER LINKS 

MORIO TOYOSHIMA, TAKASHI SASAKI, 

HIDEKI TAKENAKA, AND YOSHIHISA TAKAYAMA 

NICT 

DESIGN OF ON BOARD COMMUNICATION SYSTEM FOR 

NANOSATELLITE 

IBRAHIM HUSSAIN, SHASHI PODDAR, 

RATNIKA RASTOGI, AND RAMROHAN DANTU 

SRM 

DEVELOPMENT AND FEASIBILITY FLIGHT TEST OF TIS-B SYSTEM 

TAKUYA OTSUYAMA, SHIGERU OZEKI, 

MAKOTO SHIOJI, AND MITSUHIKO MIGAKI 

ENRI 

ERROR COMPENSATIONS FOR 1030 MHz SIGNAL 

ENVIRONMENT ESTIMATION 

SHIGERU OZEKI, TAKUYA OTSUYAMA, 

TADASHI KOGA, AND YASUTO SUMIYA 

ENRI 

DEVELOPMENT AND TEST OF GNSS GROUND STATION 

TECHNOLOGIES 

JAEHYUN KIM, CHEON SIG SIN, SEONG-KYUN JEONG, AND SANGUK LEE 


EVALUATION OF THE PERFORMANCE OF TCAS-II FOR MORE 

REALISTIC SCENARIOS 

BYUNG-KYU JUN AND SANG SEOK LIM KOREA AEROSPACE UNIVERSITY 

DEVELOPMENT & TEST OF NEXT GENERATION SEARCH AND 

RESCUE BEACON 

INONE JOO, JEOM HOON LEE, AND SANGUK LEE 


THE DEVELOPMENT OF GPS COLLAR INCORPORATED 

ZIGBEE COMMUNICATION DEVICE FOR WILD ANIMAL 

TRACKING 

KATSUHIRO MORISHITA, NAGAHISA MITA, AND KAZUKI IWATA 

KUMAMOTO UNIVERSITY 

A DESIGN METHOD OF SPACECRAFT SYSTEM HEALTH 

MANAGEMENT 

HONG YANG AND DONG WEIDONG CAST

ISRS 2010 ICSANE - ieice

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