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28. 2008 29 1 2014 f COMA DESIGN STUDIO 3 12 3 e mail coma arsnote com FORMICAL SCORE and the form of the crystal system Ken ISHIGAKI COMA DESIGN STUDIO 3 12 3 Nishi Ohi Shinagawa ku Tokyo 140 0015 JAPAN Abstract Interpretations of the FORMICAL SCORE that applied the form of the crystal system Keywords grammar score array rhythm proportion 1 1 2 2 1669
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43. 47 1 sato ik510 miyagi pho jp Regular and semi regular polytopes have DNAs Tkuro SATO Motonaga ISHII Jin AKIYAMA Sin HITOTUMATU Department of pathology Miyagi Cancer Center Abstract The configuration of proteins is determined by DNAs If we can induce DNA analogs by which forms and shapes of semi regular polytopes are uniquely programmed it will be possible to determine their metric k face number and volume Induction and interpretation of DNA analogs are successfully completed We will introduce genetic approach for the metric determination of semi regular polytopes Keywords semi regular polytope metric determination genetic approach a b BRE TL 1 1 1 3
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48. 343 8540 8 20 shozo spu ac jp The Launch of an Interdisciplinary Study of Tactile Conception of Three dimensional Forms represented by Origami models Shozo ISHIHARA Tetsuo TOKUDA Toyohiro HAMAGUCHI and Toshiyuki Ishioka School of Health and Social Services Saitama Prefectural University 820 Sannomiya Koshigaya Saitama 343 8540 Japan Abstract With a view to exploring tactile conception of three dimensional forms of Platonic solids represented by polyhedral skeletons made of Origami an interdisciplinary study group has been started up by the members specialized in education crystallography mathematical science occupational therapy brain science and human engineering While the objectives of the study are mentioned some activities which have already been done in the first year 2013 are reported in the present talk Keywords tactual conception three dimensional forms Platonic solids polyhedral skeletons Origami models 1
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106. 29 1 2014 4 19 image aqua ocn ne jp What is the Pentadron Kenji MAEHATA Ikuro SATO Hiroshi NAKAGAWA Jin AKIYAMA Image Mission Inc Abstract The pentadron is named after ultimate pentahedron He was born in 2008 as an atom reconstructing every kind of parallelohedra of Fedorov e g truncated octahedron rhombic dodecahedron elongated rhombic dodecahedron hexagonal prism and parallelepiped He may play a key role of phase transition of lattice between FCC and BCC We report the episodes of his birth and the reason why such a convenient solid exists in 3 dimensional space He is now on sale traded by Image Mission Inc Keywords Pentadron parallelohedron Fedorov phase transition lattice 1 2 1 9
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124. E 3 4 1 Teshima Y Watanabe Y Ikegami Y Yamazawa K Nishio S amp Matsumoto T Development of teaching materials to learn crystallographic symmetry Acta Cryst in press IUCr congress 2014 in Montreal 2 Watanabe Y Ikegami Y Murakami Y Yamazawa K amp Teshima Y Building of three dimensional Escher patterns by Layermanufacturing Acta Cryst 2008 A64 C634 635 IUCr congress 2008 in Osaka 343 8540 8 20 shozo spu ac jp Origami models of Crystal Structures Shozo ISHIHARA School of Health and Social Services Saitama Prefectural University 820 Sannomiya Koshigaya Saitama 343 8540 Japan Abstract Some Origami models of typical crystal structures e g face center cubic and hexagonal closed packing structures are exhibited It should be noted that owing to a wide variety of colors Origami models of crystal structures represent the periodicity the repetitions of atoms in a crystal vividly and
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150. 4 Teshima Y Watanabe Y amp Ogawa T A new structure of cylinder packing Springer LNCS 2001 2098 351 361 5 O Keeffe M Plevert J Teshima Y Watanabe Y amp Ogawa T The invariant cubic rod cylinder packings symmetries and coordinates Acta Cryst AS7 2001 110 111 6 Teshima Y amp Matsumoto T Space Group of Heterogeneous Cylinder Packing with Six 110 Directions Glass Phys Chem 38 2012 41 48 7 Moore M amp Teshima Y Symmetrical structures of nonintersecting Cylinders Acta Cryst A69 2013 s227 28th European Crystallographic Meeting ECM 28 UK 2013 8 Teshima Y Matsumoto T amp Moore M Periodic cubic 110 six way cylinder packing structures Acta Cryst in press IUCr congress 2014 in Montreal 29 1 2014 DS 820 hamaguchi toyohiroQspu ac jp The Consequences of a Reflective Self Visceral Perception and Somatic Sensation Hamaguchi Toyohiro Department of Occupational Therapy Saitama Prefectural University School of Health Sciences and Social Services Abstract Somatic sensation can be localized precisely whereas localization of visce
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156. 13 Eu oW shozo spu ac jp 29 1 2014 820 tokuda tetsuo spu ac D A Contribution of the Independence Support by Form Tetsuo TOKUDA Saitama Prefectural University 820 Sannomiya Koshigaya shi Saitama 343 8540 Japan Abstract From an ergonomic point of view the living environment supporting the independence of seniors and persons with disabilities is overviewed with relation to form Affordances being effective on promoting independence of those people are also considered in the living environment Keywords Form Independence support Safety Ergonomics Affordance 1
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158. DESIGN MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A TRADITIONAL COW SADDLE IN THE YAMAKOSHI MURA NIIGATA PREFECTURE Kubo Mitsunori 1 Chiba University 1 33 Yayoi cho Inage ku Chiba shi Chiba 2 Nagaoka Institute of Design 4 197 Senshyu Nagaoka shi Nigata Kitamura Yukiko Tauchi Takatoshi Terauchi Fumio Sakaino Hiroshi Abstract A cow saddle that has been kept in the Yamakoshi mura Niigata Prefecture was investigated in a 2012 seminar at the Nagaoka Institute of Design from the viewpoint of design morphology The saddle is placed on the backs of cows First the material and mechanical images of the saddle were structured intuitively by using the DEMATEL method It was clarified that one of the basic mechanical properties of the saddle was structural flexibility Therefore geometrical 3D data was measured by a 3D digitizer to investigate the structural characteristics of the saddle form in relation to the flexibility The measured 3D configuration data was translated into IGES type data for dynamical simulations using a finite element method simulator As the result of the simulations the saddle form seemed to be a dynamical optimized shape that was intuitively made by human hands without rigid dynamism theories or material mechanics The form had been repeatedly revised for daily use and longevity We suggest that the form of the traditional cow saddle also shows high reasonability in the relationships betw
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163. 28 2 156 157 2013 29 1 2014 AR 4 1 1 tucchy040405 gmail com shumatsOQgmail com Possibility of Improving Collaborative Learning by Augmented Reality Teaching Materials Shohei Tsuchida Shu Matsuura Tokyo Gakugei University Faculty of Education 4 1 1 Nukuikita Koganei Tokyo 184 8501 Abstract Augmented reality replace simple markers placed on the real objects with virtual objects in the output scene of the reality These virtual objects are programmable and can play in the reality We created a teaching material of a simple ecosystem simulation using virtual plants insects and birds to form food chain Participants played roles of this ecosystem by handling AR markers It was suggested that the students were motivated actively to participate in the virtual ecosystem Keywords Augmented Reality Technology Collaborative Learning Classroom Activities 1l Augmented Reality AR
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166. 4 1 1 kami ryol08 gmail com shumatsOQgmail com Creation of a Learning Content of Making Mazes Shared through Tablet Shohei Tsuchida Shu Matsuura Tokyo Gakugei University Faculty of Education 4 1 1 Nukuikita Koganei Tokyo 184 8501 Abstract A maze making activity was practiced in a 5th grade class of an elementary school Groups of 4 students created mazes by drawing walls on a 8X8 square lattice and share pictures of them via a iPad Webdav server system Students solved mazes of other groups mazes and discussed the way to make mazes more difficult to solve By reconstructing the parts of the maze in a collaborative way at the same time a more complex maze was made in a short time Keywords Augmented Reality Technology Collaborative Learning Classroom Activities 1 iPad iPad iPad
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168. W f di ES en PARS E zu JX 7 4 29 1 2014 PNEC E mail matsu rd dendai ac jp Development of Visualization Software for Rolling Objects Akihiro Matsuura Kento Okuno Yusuke Yamazaki Div Information System Design Tokyo Denki University Ishizaka Hatoyama Hiki 350 0394 NEC Fielding System Technology Ltd HIMACS Ltd Abstract We present visualization software which given a fixed 2D object and an object to be rolled along the fixed one visualizes the rolling and the loci of a point on the rolling object The software is used to make geometrical simulation of tempo spatial patterns rolling objects make and to ac
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191. Interdisciplinary Institute of Science Technology and Art ISTA 2 5 28 Kitahara Asaka Saitama 351 0036 Institute of Physical and Chemical Research RIEN 2 1 Hirosawa Wako Saitama 351 0198 Abstract Quantity of the information for research of aperiodic tiling except quasi periodic tiling is not so large as that of quasi periodic tiling Author shows one of the substitution example that is a pentomino tile which is made of five unit squares First generation of a pentomino tile is composed of two original pentominos and chiral two original pentominos Keywords Aperiodic Self similar Tiling Pentomino 1914 X 3 mmm X 100
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196. Sagamihara shi Kanagawa 252 0328 Japan Abstract An investigation of floral organ numbers of the petals for 4287 species of angiosperms was carried out with the reference of New Makino s Illustrated Flora of Japan 2008 1 It was found that the floral petals of angiosperms are classified as bimerous 0 1 trimerous 14 295 tetramerous 10 496 pentamerous 48 196 hexamerous 10 6 heptamerous 0 1 octamerous 0 1 and unidentified 15 4 As a result the floral organ numbers of the petals for angiosperms are interpreted by the optimization principle of the interactions among petal organs Keywords angiosperm floral organ number petal interaction optimization principle 1 4 OREL OE 2 3 4 5 6 4 3 3 3
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201. teaching materials Yoshinori TESHIMA Yasunari WATANABE Yuji IKEGAMI Kenji YAMAZAWA Shinsaku Nishio Takeo Matsumoto Chiba Institute of Technology 2 17 1 Tsudanuma Narashino Chiba 275 0016 Japan yoshinori teshima it chiba ac jp 3 1 3 1 1 a 3 5 1 b 8 3 8 8
202. 03 7 Sugimoto T 2013 Convex Pentagons for Edge to Edge Tiling II Graphs and Combinatorics doi 10 1007 s00373 013 1385 x 8 Sugimoto T 2014 Convex Pentagons for Edge to Edge Tiling III Graphs and Combinatorics submitted to 9 Wells D 1991 The Penguin Dictionary of Curious and Interesting Geometry London Penguin Books pp 177 179 2 8050 matsuoka geo sc niigata u aC jD Species concept of living and fossil radiolarians Atsushi MATSUOKA Niigata University Niigata 950 2181 Japan Keywords species concept radiolarians living fossil intra specific variation 1 D
203. 2 2000 2001 pp 1 10 WN 29 1 2014 9 ISTA Crystallographic structures generated from cylinder packing Yoshinori TESHIMA Takeo MATSUMOTO Yoshinori WATANABE and Tohru OGAWA Chiba Institute of Technology 2 17 1 Tsudanuma Narashino Chiba 275 0016 Japan yoshinori teshima it chiba ac jp Abstract Packing problems are an important aspect of crystallography In particular sphere packings have played an important role in improving our understanding of crystal structures Although cylinder packings have not received as much research attention as sphere packings they are also important for the same reason and have been investigated in the fields of both science and engineering Keywords cylinder packing periodic structure six cubic lt 110 gt directions cubic system tetragonal system 1
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209. d in this paper gives an image with transparent light which seems to give a confusion in parallax of both eyes hence we perceive its depth differently ways according to its postures Its image is produced by the use of a plastic polarizer sheet deformed to a circular tube and cellophane tapes pasted on its inside surface A mechanism of this illusion is discussed Keywords Illusion Depth perception Polarized light Cellophane tape 1 38A 2 1 L wave Slow blue
210. een form material presumed usage and environment Keywords Cow Saddle 3D confoguration Flexibility 1 6 OM DAS LR ura Ra 2012 BH DEEHRSAMA SHELL A 2 RE RETO SX Zeus 1 CERIS 29 1 2014 2
211. his rigorous quadrature of the parabola This quadrature is the method of exhaustion with infinite triangles Takagi introduces a continuous but non differentiable function Actually Archimedes s quadrature is an extension of the Takagi function and so Archimedes had a close encounter with fractals Keywords Method of Exhaustion Continuous Non differentiable Function History of Science 1 2 1 OpO OO Method of Exhaustion Epa 09 OO O 7
212. hompson Book Co Washington D C 1968 Lodwick63 G S Lodwick M D Theodore E Keats and J F Dorst The coding of roentgen images for computer analysis as applied to lung cancer Radiology 81 2 pp 185 200 1963 6 Becker63 H C Becker N J Nettleton and P H Meyers Digital computer determination of a medical diagnostic index directly from chest x ray image IEEE Trans on Biomedical Engineering 11 pp 67 76 1963 7 Meyers64 P H Meyers C M Nice H C Becker N J Nettleton J M Sweeney and G R Meckstroth Automated computer analysis of radiographic images Radiology 93 pp 1029 1034 1964 12 Hall71a E L Hall R P Kruger D J Dwyer D L Hall R W McLaren and G S Lodwick A survey of preprocessing and feature extraction techniques for radiographic images IEEE Trans on Computers C 20 9 pp 1032 1044 1971 9 Hall71b D L Hall G S Lodwick R P Kruger S J Dwyer J R Townes Direct computer diagnosis of rheumatic heart diseases Radiology 101 pp 497 509 1971 12 Sezaki73 N Sezaki and K Ukena Automatic computation of the cardio thoracic ratio with application to mass screening IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 20 pp 248 253 1973 7 Templeton66 A W Templeton K Bryan R Waid J Townes M Huque and S J Dwyer The computer evaluation and diagnosis of congenital heart disease using roentgenographic findings Radiology 87 4 pp 658 670 1966 Nagy68 G Nagy State of the arts in pattern recogni
213. i models of crystal structures represent regular repetitions of atoms i e periodicity vividly and intuitively and it should be remarked that they show atomic positions and coordination polyhedra in a crystal structure at the same time Recently it has also been revealed that octahedra sharing their faces and vertices represent a quasiperiodic structure of Penrose Tiling by making use of Origami The remarkable properties of Origami models of crystal structures are summarized in the present report Keywords Origami model Crystal structure Periodicity Quasiperiodicity Penrose Tiling 1 1990 1 a b 24 E
214. lutions of mazes the paths from entrance to exit as the solution of equation of potential flow The procedure consists of four parts 1 construction of maze 2 extraction of the network structure of maze 3 obtaining a numerical solution of potential for a given network and 4 calculation of potential gradients The results show that our procedure works well Keywords shortest path maze potential flow 1 V 2 1 2 3 4 1 2
215. method of transformation from spherical data to 2D images and examples obtained using the method Keywords WORLDEYE spherical surface projection to hemisphere WORLDEYE 5 USB HDMI Z WORLDEYE 1 x y z X Y 2D x y z221 zz0 1 X x1 1xY x1 WORLDEYE
216. nit Y Watanabe Y Ikegami Chia Institute of Technology 2 17 1Tsudanuma Narashino Chiba 275 0016 Interdisciplinary Institute of Science Technology and Art ISTA 2 5 28 Kitahara Asaka Saitama 351 0036 Institute of Physical and Chemical Research RIEN 2 1 Hirosawa Wako Saitama 351 0198 Abstract 100 years have run their course since the Novel Prize for physics was won to Max von Laue in 1914 UNESCO determined that this year is International Year of Crystallography as a 100th anniversary from the first discovery of X ray diffraction of copper sulfate We introduce history of X ray Crystallography in the Institute of Physical and Chemical Research RIKEN Keywords International Year of Crystallography X ray diffraction Max von Laue X 1914 100 2014 Hf HH 1912 X 1913
217. on of the body Nat Rev Neurosci 2002 3 655 66 2 Hamaguchi T Kano M Rikimaru H Kanazawa M Itoh M Yanai K Fukudo S Brain activity during distention of the descending colon in humans Neurogastroenterol Motil 2004 16 299 309 3 Hamaguchi T Kano M Kanazawa M Itoh M Yanai K Fukudo S Effects of preceding stimulation on brain activation in response to colonic distention in humans Psychosom Med 2013 75 453 062 4 Rothwell JC Traub MM Day BL Obeso JA Thomas PK Marsden CD Manual motor performance in a deafferented man Brain 1982 105 515 42 5 Iriki A Tanaka M Iwamura Y Coding of modified body schema during tool use by macaque postcentral neurones Neuroreport 1996 7 2325 30 6 Yokochi H Tanaka M Kumashiro M Iriki A Inferior parietal somatosensory neurons coding face hand coordination in Japanese macaques Somatosens Mot Res 2003 20 115 25 29 1 2014 2 Change in abundance of diatom shells in the Sawane Formation in Sado lsland Niigata Prefecture Yuuri Sakamoto Niigata Daiiti Junior High School Keywords abundance diatom shell Sawane Formation Sado Island 1 E 1
218. r Verlag Tokyo 1996 pp 173 178 2 GEOMETRICAL TEACHING MATERIALS FOR VISUALLY HANDICAPPED PERSON THEY SEE FORMS BY TOUCHING The journal of the International Society for the interdisciplinary Study of Symmetry 2 4 2007 pp 464 467 3 Journal of Mathematical Culture 14 1 2010 07 pp 51 62 4 Private communication 29 1 2014 CDB Surface contraction causes a rectangle to be twisted HONDA Hisao Kobe University School of Medicine RIKEN CDB hihondaghyogo dai ac p 2 74 2012 11 5 6 RORIZ OTOJ BIRET D L RRE 2
219. ral sensation is vague possibly reflecting differences in the pattern of somatic and visceral input to the cerebral cortex Here we are discussing that cortical specialization in the sensory discriminative affective and cognitive areas of the cortex accounts for the perceptual differences observed between the two sensory modalities Keywords Brain Activation Visceral Perception Somatic Sensation 1
220. rehending x ray diffraction as reflection and Sh ji Nishikawa continued after Terada and developed a method to use a space group which was a starting point for a diffraction crystallography in Japan This paper reports the methodology from the field of science on form s perception Keywords crystal structure X ray diffraction reflection concept space group 1 1912 X DNA 2 HP 5
221. that it is possible for most of students to grasp the properties of the three dimensional structure intuitively after they make Origami models of a crystal by themselves Keywords Crystal structure Origami model Periodicity 1 f g h 7H i YBa Cu 0 YBCO 1 29 1 2014 A B C XD A B
222. tion Proc of IEEE 56 pp 836 864 1968 5 Prewitt66 J Prewitt and M Mendelsohn Analysis of cell images Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 128 Article 8 pp 1035 1053 1966 Selzer69 R H Selzer Computer processing of the roentgen image Radiologic Clinics of the North America 7 3 pp 461 471 1969 12 Ledley69 R S Ledley Automatic pattern recognition for clinical medicine Proc of IEEE 57 11 pp 2017 2035 1969 11 Toriwaki68 J Toriwaki and T Fukumura The program system for image processing and its application to automatic interpretation of chest X ray films Memoirs of the Faculty of Engineering Nagoya Univ 20 2 pp 458 473 1968 11 Toriwaki75 J Toriwaki On the software system SLIP for image processing U S A Japan Seminar on Digital Processing of Medical Images Oct 27 31 1975 U S A dc k kok k k k k ae K k k k k k k k kk k k k k 1 RASSA ARKAT 74EIME OI Mt ZIERA Li IAIBIBNIIBI Z b FEEL E X RFR 1 82 2 1 4x 60 FFER KiK BERD D 2 f eo z6c4 MEROj TZ A ZL ch RF CY FLINI AMER T D LIRE DNEED ERHI AF E X RFR D M L TESIC OH IUE COE eigi ON EE SROI R VBR LT 40 HK CR IRPI O IIT A III TIER LZeUZwuszeoYY COED v ZBO AGEI ADRAULS HU LO DS IC CeZ L v kIegskocff WER C
223. tualize the objects as visual instruments for geometric performance Keywords rolling geometric objects visualization software manipulation 1 6 17 CAS
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