DHIP2017
The 7th Korea-Japan Workshop on
Digital Holography and Information Photonics
Dec. 20-22, 2017 | DGDC, Daegu, Korea
*Only available via advanced reservation. Check for detail
Date | Session | Time | Speaker | Plenary | Title |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Dec. 20 | #1 | 09:00 ~ 09:50 | Prof. Nam Kim | Plenary | Research and development of holographic optical element for three-dimensional display and microscopy |
09:50 ~ 10:15 | Prof. Yusuke Ogura | Three dimensional structure of subdiffraction limit optical patterns | |||
10:15 ~ 10:40 | Dr. Hoonjong Kang | Research activities in KETI | |||
#2 | 11:00 ~ 11:25 | Prof. Yasuhiro Mizutani | Ghost imaging for single photon counting | ||
11:25 ~ 11:50 | Prof. Hwi Kim | Fast calculation of wide viewing angle depth-map computer-generated hologram | |||
11:50 ~ 12:15 | Dr. Yoshinori Akao | Compound-eye imaging for forensics | |||
#3 | 13:30 ~ 13:55 | Prof. Joonku Hahn | 3D display making light field inside volume | ||
13:55 ~ 14:20 | Prof. Naoya Tate | Nanoscale character extraction for nano-optical metric system | |||
14:20 ~ 14:45 | Prof. Seung-Yeol Lee | Reflective-type reconfigurable digital hologram panel using Ge2Sb2Te5 phase change material | |||
#4 | 15:05 ~ 15:30 | Dr. Hidenobu Arimoto | Unstained tumor detection in digestive organs based on auto fluorescence spectroscopy | ||
15:30 ~ 15:55 | Prof. Taegeun Kim | Recent progress on 3D target tracking using optical scanning holography | |||
15:55 ~ 16:20 | Prof. Samuel Choi | Multi-frequency swept en-face optical coherence microscopy with supercontinuum comb for in-vivo measurement of inner ear | |||
Poster | 16:40 ~ 18:00 | ||||
Dec. 21 | #5 | 09:00 ~ 09:50 | Prof. Masahiro Yamaguchi | Plenary | Full-parallax light-field and holographic displays |
09:50 ~ 10:15 | Dr. Minsik Park | Table-top Holographic Display with Full Parallax | |||
10:15 ~ 10:40 | Prof. Yusuke Sando | Enlargement of viewing zone of holographic 3D display using a parabolic mirror | |||
#6 | 11:00 ~ 11:25 | Dr. Sung-Kyu Kim | Formation of dynamic viewing zone in autostereoscopic 3D display | ||
11:25 ~ 11:50 | Prof. Hirotsugu Yamamoto | Aerial Multi-Modal Information Display | |||
11:50 ~ 12:15 | Prof. Byoungho Lee | Metasurfaces for holograms | |||
#7 | 13:30 ~ 13:55 | Prof. Osamu Matoba | Common-path incoherent digital holography | ||
13:55 ~ 14:20 | Prof. Muhan Choi | Photonic meta-devices based on optical path control | |||
14:20 ~ 14:45 | Prof. Tatsuki Tahara | Multidimensional imaging with phase-shifting interferometry | |||
#8 | 15:05 ~ 15:30 | Dr. Kwang-Hoon Lee | Quantitative verification for whether LF display system can serve accommodative function to the observer | ||
15:30 ~ 15:55 | Prof. Kenji Harada | How to control polarization color | |||
15:55 ~ 16:20 | Prof. Hee-jin Choi | Researches on effects of physiological depth cues on visual discomfort of augmented reality displays | |||
Lab tour | 17:00 ~ 17:40 | ||||
Banquet | 18:00 ~ 21:00 | ||||
Dec. 22 | #9 | 09:00 ~ 09:25 | Prof. Yoshio Hayasaki | Volumetric Bubble Display | |
09:25 ~ 09:50 | Prof. Jae Hyeung Park | Accommodative optical-see-through near-to-eye displays using waveguide and holographic optical elements | |||
09:50 ~ 10:15 | Prof. Takanori Nomura | Incoherent holography without depth of field | |||
10:15 ~ 10:40 | Prof. Sung-Wook Min | Recent researches for two type 3D screens: Reflection-type and Transmission-type | |||
Gyeongju Tour | 11:00 ~ |
Name | Affiliation | |
---|---|---|
General Chair | Prof. Sung-Wook Min | Kyung Hee University, Korea |
General Co-chair | Prof. Takanori Nomura | Wakayama University, Japan |
Advisory Committee | Prof. Nam Kim | Chungbuk National University, Korea |
Prof. Eun-Soo Kim | Kwangwoon University, Korea | |
Dr. Jinwoong Kim | Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea | |
Prof. Jung-Young Son | Konyang University, Korea | |
Prof. Byoungho Lee | Seoul National University, Korea | |
Prof. Jun Tanida | Osaka University, Japan | |
Prof. Masahiro Yamaguchi | Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan | |
Dr. Nobuyuki Hashimoto | CITIZEN watch, Japan | |
Program Chair | Prof. Jae-Hyeung Park | Inha University, Korea |
Program Co-chair | Prof. Yoshio Hayasaki | Utsunomiya University, Japan |
Program Committee Members | Dr. Hoonjong Kang | Korea Electronics Technology Institute, Korea |
Dr. Kwang-Hoon Lee | Korea Photonics Technology Institute, Korea | |
Prof. Myungjin Cho | Hankyong National University, Korea | |
Dr. Jae-Joong Kwon | Samsung Display, Korea | |
Dr. Minsik Park | Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea | |
Dr. Youngmin Kim | Korea Electronics Technology Institute, Korea | |
Dr. Soon-gi Park | Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Korea | |
Prof. Yusuke Ogura | Osaka University, Japan | |
Prof. Osamu Matoba | Kobe University, Japan | |
Prof. Hirotsugu Yamamoto | Utsunomiya University, Japan | |
Local Committee Chair | Prof. Joonku Hahn | Kyungpook National University, Korea |
Local Committee Members | Prof. Muhan Choi | Kyungpook National University, Korea |
Prof. Seung-Yeol Lee | Kyungpook National University, Korea |
Direct flight from Incheon Int’l Airport(ICN) to Daegue Int’l Airport(TAE) are running twice a day.
There are direct KTX trains from Incheon Int’l Airport to East-Daegu Station about 3hours interval. Also, there are more options to take trains with once transfer at Seoul Train Station. Since it takes only ten minutes for transfer at Seoul Train Station, it is considerable to save your time.
Gimhae international Airport is located at the northwest of Busan. There are many regular and frequent Airport Limousine Buses from Gimhae International Airport to Dongdaegu Express Terminal. The bus fare is KRW 7,200.
There are many regular and frequent flights from Jeju International Airport to Daegu Int'l Airport.
DGDC building
Way to DGDC. 461 Dongdaegu-ro, Dong-gu, Daegu, Korea
Save and show this image to taxi driver.
Gyeongju was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Silla (57 BC – 935 AD) which ruled about two-thirds of the Korean Peninsula between the 7th and 9th centuries. Later Silla was a prosperous and wealthy country, and its metropolitan capital of Gyeongju was the fourth largest city in the world. A vast number of archaeological sites and cultural properties from this period remain in the city. Gyeongju is often referred to as "the museum without walls". In this time, we plan to journey the east side of Gyeongju and there are some secret places out of reach of the foreigner.
Bulguksa is considered as a masterpiece of the golden age of Buddhist art in the Silla Dynasty (57 BC – AD 935). The temple is located on the slopes of mount Toham (Gyeongju city, South Korea) and its records state that it was built on this site under King Beopheung in 528. It is a head temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism and encompasses seven National treasures of South Korea, including the Dabotap and Seokgatap stone pagodas, Cheongun-gyo (Blue Cloud Bridge), and two gilt-bronze statues of Buddha. The temple is classified as Historic and Scenic Site No. 1 by the South Korean government. In 1995, Bulguksa was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List together with the Seokguram Grotto, which lies four kilometers to the east.
Gyeongju National Museum is loved by visitors and residents alike as it houses numerous historical and cultural artifacts of the Silla Dynasty (57 BC - AD 935). The museum was first founded in 1945 as the GyeongjuBranch of National Museum of Korea. It has recently gone under renovation, and the galleries and the exhibition halls have taken on a new look. There are a number of national museums in key locations across Korea, but the collection of this museum is especially important because it allows the general public, archaeologists, and historians to understand the rise of civilization in southeast Korea. The museum contains important items of national cultural heritage. They include the Emille Bell, which is said to ring with the sound of a child who was sacrificed for its casting. There are several Silla crowns in the museum's collection. The museum also holds many artifacts excavated from Anapji Pond (Artificial pond in Gyeongju National Park that was constructed by order of King Munmu in 674 CE.) and artifacts excavated from the Hwangnyongsa Temple site. Many holdings are displayed outdoors, a common practice in Korean museums.
Golgul Temple
Gameun Temple
Munmu DaeWang Neung
Eupcheon Jusangjeolli
Optical Society of Korea
The optical Society of Japan
School of Electronics Engineering, Kyungpook National University
Korea Electronics Technology Institute
ICT Fundamental Laboratory
Center for Research and Development of Police Science and Technology
ITRC on Hologram Convergency Technology
Korea Photonics Technology Institute