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- Nicola Bellomo (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
- Henri Berestycki (EHESS, France)
- Nikolaus Correll (University of Colorado Boulder, USA)
- Kota Ikeda (Meiji University)
- Hiraku Nishimori (Hiroshima University)
- Toru Ohira (Nagoya University)
- Masaki Sano (The University of Tokyo)
- Akira Sasaki (The Graduate University for Advanced Studies)
- Yuki Sugiyama (Nagoya University)
- Guy Theraulaz (Université Paul Sabatier, France)
- Andrea Tosin (Istituto per le Applicazioni del Calcolo "M. Picone", Italy)
ICMMA 2014
'Crowd Dynamics'
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What’s New
| Jan. 10 | 5 excellent posters were awarded. |
| Dec. 25 | List of Posters were put on Web Page. |
| Dec. 22 | Registration of the poster session was closed. And, "Poster Guideline" was put on the web. |
| Dec. 10 | The page is updated : You can also view the abstracts of lectures. |
| Nov. 25 | Program of ICMMA 2014 is fixed. |
| Nov. 14 | The page is updated : Transportation to Meiji University |
| Nov. 10 | The poster was put on the web. |
| Oct. 7 | Registration starts |
| Sep. 10 | The web page for ICMMA 2014 is opened. |
International Conference on Mathematical Modeling and Applications 2014
'Crowd Dynamics' : Information
| Goal of Conference | The goal of ICMMA is to offer opportunities to researchers in mathematical sciences, physics, and related fields, so that they can exchange experiences and ideas for further development of mathematical modeling, and apply it for better human life. The theme of the conference this year is “Crowd dynamics”. |
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| Organizer | Meiji Institute for Advanced Study of Mathematical Sciences (MIMS), Center for Mathematical Modeling and Applications(CMMA) Meiji University |
| Date | January 10 (Sat.) - 12 (Mon.), 2015 |
| Place | Nakano Campus, Meiji University |
| Schedule | Conference Timetable |
| Program Structure | The conference consists of oral presentations, poster presentations and a party. The registration fee is not necessary except for the party. The oral presentations will be composed of invited talks. The poster presentations will be composed of submitted papers. |
Organizing Committee of ICMMA 2014:
Daishin Ueyama (Meiji University)
Masayasu Mimura (Meiji University)
Hiraku Nishimori (Hiroshima University)
Masaki Sano (The University of Tokyo)
Invited Speakers:
**Please click on the name of Speakers to go to the individual website.**
Program
Date : January 10 (Sat.) - 12 (Mon.), 2015
Place: Nakano Campus, Meiji University
| January 10, Saturday | 9:55- 10:00 | Opening Masayasu Mimura | 10:00- 10:50 | Nicola Bellomo (Politecnico di Torino, Italy) "From the Mathematical Theory of 'Living' Systems to Behavioral Crowd Dynamics" ◆ PDF: Slide Sets of Lectures / *Abstract Chair: Masayasu Mimura |
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| 11:00- 11:50 | Hiraku Nishimori (Hiroshima University, Japan) "Variations on Error Strategy of Foraging Ants" ◆ PDF: Slide Sets of Lectures / *Abstract Chair: Nobuhiko J. Suematsu |
| 13:30- 14:20 | Toru Ohira (Nagoya University, Japan) "Chases and Escapes with Groups" ◆ PDF: Slide Sets of Lectures / *Abstract Chair: Daishin Ueyama |
| 14:50- 15:40 | Andrea Tosin |
| 15:50- 16:40 | Kota Ikeda (Meiji University, Japan) "Collective Motion of Camphor Boats – Reduction from Reaction-Diffusion Systems –" ◆ PDF: Slide Sets of Lectures / *Abstract Chair: Henri Berestycki |
| January 11, Sunday | |
| 10:00- 10:50 | Guy Theraulaz (University Paul Sabatier, France) "From individual to collective information processing in fish schools" ◆ PDF: Slide Sets of Lectures / *Abstract Chair: Hiraku Nishimori |
| 11:00- 11:50 | Masaki Sano |
| 12:00- 13:00 | One-Minute Presentation |
| 14:30- 17:30 | Poster Session |
| January 12, Monday (national holiday) | |
| 10:00- 10:50 | Yuki Sugiyama (Nagoya University, Japan) "Jam formation and collective motions of self-driven particles" ◆ PDF: Slide Sets of Lectures / *Abstract Chair: Akiyasu Tomoeda |
| 11:00- 11:50 | Nikolaus Correll |
| 13:30- 14:20 | Akira Sasaki (The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, Japan) "Projecting evolutionary trajectory of influenza A virus: Multidimensional scaling and individual based antigenic drift model" / *Abstract Chair: Daishin Ueyama |
| 14:50~15:40 | Henri Berestycki (EHESS, France) "The effect of habitat shape on biological invasions" / *Abstract Chair: Hirokazu Ninomiya |
| 15:50~16:00 | Closing Daishin Ueyama |
- At the poster session, 5 excellent posters were awarded.
List of Posters
Poster Session : January 11 (Sun.), 2015 14:30- 17:30
| No. | Title | Author(s) |
| 1 | Origin of Bullwhip Effect | Tatsuya Cho (The Univ. of Tokyo), Katsuhiro Nishinari (The Univ. of Tokyo) |
| 2 | Collective behavior of bacterial cells in a two-dimensional circular pool |
Jun-ichi Wakita (Chuo Univ.), Shota Tsukamoto (Chuo Univ.), Ken Yamamoto (Chuo Univ.), Makoto Katori (Chuo Univ.) |
| 3 | Order formation through asymmetric interactions | Takeshi Kano (Tohoku Univ.), Koichi Osuka (Osaka Univ.), Toshihiro Kawakatsu (Tohoku Univ.), Akio Ishiguro (Tohoku Univ., JST CREST) |
| 4 | Can an exotic "weak" competitor make the coexistence of two strongly competing species possible? | Lorenzo Contento (Meiji Univ.), Masayasu Mimura (Meiji Univ., MIMS) |
| 5 | Totally asymmetric simple exclusion process with interaction between vehicles and pedestrians at intersections | Hidetaka Ito (The Univ. of Tokyo), Katsuhiro Nishinari (The Univ. of Tokyo) |
| 6 | Controlling macroscopic jamming on networks | Takahiro Ezaki (The Univ. of Tokyo, JSPS), Ryosuke Nishi (Nii, JST ERATO), Katsuhiro Nishinari (The Univ. of Tokyo) |
| 7 | Interaction of Pedestrians on Exit Selection | Shosuke Inoue (The Univ. of Tokyo), Katsuhiro Nishinari (The Univ. of Tokyo) |
| 8 | A Prefiltered Gaussian Process Approach to Locational Magical Price Forecasting in Transmission Networks |
Kaoru Nakano (Meiji Univ.), Hiroyuki Mori (Meiji Univ., MIMS) |
| 9 | Analysis of motion of two-dimensional Optimal Velocity particles on simple maze using Kantorovich metric | Ryosuke Ishiwata (Nagoya Univ.), Yuki Sugiyama (Nagoya Univ.) |
| 10 | Almost-periodic solution of linearized Hasegawa-Wakatani equations with vanishing resistivity | Shintaro Kondo (Meiji Univ., MIMS) |
| 11 | Optimal information for maximizing flow in a forked exclusion model | Takeaki Imai (The Univ. of Tokyo), Katsuhiro Nishinari (The Univ. of Tokyo) |
| 12 | Scaling Analysis of Information Cascade Experimental Data | Shintaro Mori (Kitasato Univ.), Masafumi Hino (NEC Corp.), Masato Hisakado (Financial Services Agency), Taiki Takahasi (Hokkaido Univ.) |
| 13 | Analysis of tangent spaces of transient orbits in order to control final states | Takayuki Yamaguchi (Hiroshima Univ.), Makoto Iima (Hiroshima Univ.) |
| 14 | A model of crowd flow oscillation | Kohta Suzuno (Meiji Univ.), Daishin Ueyama (Meiji Univ., MIMS) |
| 15 | The maintenance mechanism of discontinuity: shell morphology of land snails | Ryoko Okajima (Meiji Univ., MIMS, JSPS) |
| 16 | Averaged Torus and fluctuation of fish schools | Masa-aki Sakagami (Kyoto Univ.), Kei Terayama (Kyoto Univ.) |
| 17 | A Monte Carlo Simulation on the basis of the kinetic theory for chemo-tactic bacteria |
Shugo Yasuda (Hyogo Univ.) |
| 18 | Jamology : Cellular Automaton Models and Related Topics | Akiyasu Tomoeda (Musashino Univ., JST CREST, MIMS) |
| 19 | Random matrix analysis of collective mode of protein | Masanori Yamanaka (Nihon Univ.) |
| 20 | Effect of adding small polymers on the coil-globule transition of long chain polymer | Kenta Odagiri (Senshu Univ., MIMS), Kazuhiko Seki (AIST) |
| 21 | Simple Stochastic Order-Book Model and Investors' Swarm Behaviors | Shingo Ichiki (The Univ. of Tokyo), Katsuhiro Nishinari (The Univ. of Tokyo) |
| 22 | Traffic data analysis and modeling | Hikaru Miyashita (The Univ. of Tokyo), Katsuhiro Nishinari (The Univ. of Tokyo) |
| 23 | Pattern formation of heterogeneous swarm model | Mari nakamura (AIST) |
| 24 | Structure and dynamics of flying hooded gull flocks |
Tsuyoshi Mizuguchi (Osaka Prefecture Univ.), Makoto Yomosa (Osaka Prefecture Univ.), Yoshinori Hayakawa (Tohoku Univ.) |
| 25 | Flight kinematic of pigeons for different situations | Makoto Yomosa (Osaka Prefecture Univ.), Tsuyoshi Mizuguchi (Osaka Prefecture Univ.), Mate Nagy (Eotvos Univ.), Gabor Basarhelyi (Eotvos Univ.) |
| 26 | Simulation of the pedestrian partial egress process using a cellular- automaton model | Haruki Ishikawa (The Univ. of Tokyo), Takahiro Ezaki (The Univ. of Tokyo, JSPS), Daichi Yanagisawa (The Univ. of Tokyo), Katsuhiro Nishinari (The Univ. of Tokyo) |
| 27 | Synchronized Intermittent Motion Induced by the Collection of Camphor Disks | Nobuhiko J. Suematsu (Meiji Univ., MIMS), Kurina Tateno (Hiroshima Univ.), Satoshi Nakata (Hiroshima Univ.), Hiraku Nishimori (Hiroshima Univ.) |
| 28 | Effect of Aspect Ratio on Collective Behaviors: Spherical Colloids and Elongated Bacteria | Daiki Nishiguchi (The Univ. of Tokyo), Masaki Sano (The Univ. of Tokyo) |
| 29 | Activity Statistics of Foraging Ants--- A New Approach Using Tiny Devices | Osamu Yamanaka (Hiroshima Univ.), Rito Takeuchi (Hiroshima Univ.), Akinori Awazu (Hiroshima Univ.), Hiraku Nishimori (Hiroshima Univ.) |
| 30 | Pattern formation of Microtubules | Sakurako Tanida (The Univ. of Tokyo), Ken'ya Furuta (NICT), Kaori Nishikawa (The Univ. of Tokyo), Hiroaki Kojoma (NICT), Masaki Sano (The Univ. of Tokyo) |
| 31 | Fast reaction limit of a two- component system with different reaction terms | Masato Iida (Miyazaki Univ.), Hideki Murakawa (Kyushu Univ.), Harunori Monobe (Meiji Univ., MIMS), Hirokazu Ninomiya (Meiji Univ., MIMS) |
| 32 | Computational approach for gene expression dynamics | Shu-ichi Kinoshita (Musashino Univ., MIMS) |
| 33 | Mathematical modelling of self-organized aggregation through pheromone | Chiyori Urabe (The University of Tokyo) |
| 34 | Homogenization and Traveling Wave Analysis of a Three-component Smoldering Combustion Model under Microgravity | Ekeoma Rowland Ijioma (Meiji University, CMMA) |
| 35 | Mesh generation using spontaneous spot crowding of a reaction-diffusion system | Masahiro Yamaguchi (Meiji University) |
Transportation to
Meiji University, Nakano campus
4-21-1 Nakano, Nakano-ku, Tokyo, Japan 164-8525
From Nakano Station to Meiji University
The nearest JR station to Meiji University, Nakano campus is Nakano.
It takes 8minutes on foot from JR Chuo/Sobu, and Subway Tozai Line, Nakano Station. Please go out from North Exit of Nakano Station.
From Haneda Airport to Nakano Station
- Haneda Airport (羽田空港) -- Monorail --> Hamamatsucho (浜松町)
- Hamamatsucho (浜松町) -- JR line --> Kanda (神田)
- Kanda (神田）-- JR line --> Nakano (中野)
| Line : | Tokyo -Monorail : approx. 20min. 470 yen Haneda Airport International Terminal (Monorail) --> Hamamatsucho |
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| Line : | JR Keihintohoku : approx. 10 min. 290 yen Hamamatsucho --> Kanda |
| Line : | JR Chuo Line : approx. 16 min. for Rapid Train Kanda --> Nakano |
From Narita Airport to Nakano Station
- Narita Airport (成田空港) -- JR Narita-Express --> Shinjuku (新宿)
- Shinjuku (新宿) -- JR line --> Nakano (中野)
| Line : | JR Narita-Express : approx. 90 min. 3310 yen Narita Airport --> Shinjuku |
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| Line: | JR Chuo Line: approx. 5 min. for Rapid, 10 min. for Local Shinjuku --> Nakano |
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