Saturday, Sep. 10, 2016 updated
September, 20-23,
Oral session program
(time, presentation type, 1st author name, title)
Each presentation time includes discussion.
| Keynote | 40-45 min |
| Long talk | 30 min |
| Talk and exhibition | 30 min |
| Regular talk | 15 min |
| Flash talk | 2 min talk + exchange |
Day 1
| Tuesday, Sep. 20th / Session venue: North campus, Kyoto Univ. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese wooden architecture and craft seen from outside | |||
| 08:15 | Registration | ||
| 09:00 | Opening remarks | ||
| 09:20 | Keynote | Benoit Jacquet | (Coming soon) |
| 10:00 | Long talk | Mathieu Peeters | Traditional Japanese Architecture outside Japan |
| 10:30 | Coffee brake & announcement (tour, poster, open house, ...) | ||
| 11:15 | Keynote | Mechtild Mertz | Aesthetical, technical and cultural aspects in Japanese woodcraft |
| 12:00 | Regular talk | Benoit Jenn | The past, present and future of a Japanese screen |
| 12:15 | Lunch time | ||
| PM | Technical tours and exhibitions | ||
| 19:00 | Open house with light meal (North campus, Kyoto Univ.) | ||
Day 2
| Wednesday, Sep. 21st / Session venue: North campus, Kyoto Univ. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Wood utilization: long history / new insights | |||
| 09:00 | Opening remarks | ||
| 09:15 | Regular talk | Claire Alix | From selecting to recycling - Thousand year old Wooden boats parts from archaeological sites in northwestern Alaska |
| 09:30 | Regular talk | Michael Grabner | Historical wood craft-techniques - Documentary film: A way to safeguard knowledge |
| 09:45 | Flash talk | x 15 posters | |
| 10:30 | Poster session & Coffee brake | ||
| 11:15 | Regular talk | Veronika Kotradyova | Roughness and other Surface Features of Wood Surfaces and their Role in Body |
| 11:30 | Regular talk | Masaki Sugiyama | The effects of wood on humans based on tactile, visual, and olfactory sensations |
| 11:45 | Regular talk | Yosuke Matsuda | Quantification of the subsurface damage in orthogonal cutting of hinoki (Chamaecyparis obtusa) by using a dic method and X-ray CT scanning |
| 12:00 | Lunch time | ||
| PM | Technical tours and exhibitions | ||
| 19:00 | Banquet (the restaurant "the SODOH" in Higashiyama area, Kyoto-city) | ||
Day 3
| Thursday, Sep. 22nd / Session venue: North campus, Kyoto Univ. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Challenges for woodcrafts | |||
| 09:00 | Opening remarks | ||
| 09:15 | Long talk | Koji Adachi | Challenges in Forest Resources Management for the Traditional Crafts in Tohoku district: A Case study of Oodate Bentwood Products (Oodate Mage-wappa) |
| 09:45 | Regular talk | Hiroyuki Yamamoto | Dimensional instability of wood |
| 10:00 | Flash talk | x 14 posters | |
| 10:45 | Poster session & Coffee brake | ||
| 11:30 | Talk and exhibition | Bernadette Backes | A tentative of shading off treatments for restoring wood marquetry -a collaboration between workshop and laboratory- |
| 12:00 | Long talk | Jane Cobbi | Oldest Japanese woods in France, in a common village house from Kiso |
| 12:30 | Lunch time | ||
| 14:00 - 17:00 | Open Symposium | Catherine Lavier | Archaeometrical contributions in the Japanese architecture in France: the pavilions of Albert Kahn’s gardens (Boulogne-Billancourt, France) |
| Hiroshi Oyabu | Consideration of Urushi industry in Japan -to make the stage for young successors- | ||
| Akira Watanabe | A Comparative Research on the Historic Development of Architectural Techniques: the West and the East of the Eurasian Conflict | ||
| 19:00 | Open house with light meal (North campus, Kyoto Univ.) | ||
Day 4
| Friday, Sep. 23rd / Session venue: the French consulate, Kyoto | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Wooden musical instruments and related wood physics | |||
| 09:30 | Opening remarks | ||
| 09:45 | Long talk | David Van Edwards | Re-making the theorbo for the Modern Age: a study in wood, design and craftsmanship |
| 10:15 | Regular talk | Takayuki Okochi | A Wood Utilization Study of Top Plates of Domestically-Produced Violins from the Perspective of Dendrochronology, Featuring Standard Violins Manufactured by the Masakichi Suzuki Factory and High-end, Handcrafted Violins Made Between 1915 and 1930 |
| 10:30 | Coffee brake | ||
| 11:00 | Regular talk | Nanami Zeniya | Changes in color and vibrational properties of wood due to accelerated ageing |
| 11:15 | Regular talk | Ryo Nakanishi | Physical properties of a reed (Phragmites australis) used for the vibrating reed of Japanese traditional oboe (Hichiriki). |
| 11:30 | Regular talk | Pierre Cabrolier | Physical and mechanical properties of Boxwood (Buxus sempervirens L.) - From the empirical knowledge to measured properties ? |
| 11:45 | Regular talk | Iris Bremaud | Towards an 'ethno-bio-physical' vision of wood: Illustrations from wood uses by instrument makers |
| 12:00 | Closing remarks | ||
| 12:30 | Lunch time | ||
| PM | Technical tours and exhibitions | ||
Technical Tour program
= Technical tours (small groups) in and around Kyoto City are planned, to visit
! Several tours are conducted simultaneously, attendee can choose from them.
! Each tour (fee charged) has a limit on the number of people, i.e., 10-15 persons.
! Previous entry is required (see Registration page).
Sep. 20th (Tue)
20-A:Modern architecture constructed with the traditional building techniques(max. 30persons)
20-B:Traditional wooden building and Japanese garden in Meiji era (max. 15persons)
20-C:Restoration site of a traditional Japanese wooden temple (max. 20persons)
20-D:Traditional technique for roofing and traditional wooden urban house in Kyoto (max. 10persons)*1
Sep. 21st (Wed)
21-A:Carpenter atelier and construction site of a house(max. 10persons)
21-B:Traditional technique for roofing and traditional wooden urban house in Kyoto (max. 15persons) *1
21-C:Restoration site of a traditional Japanese wooden temple (max. 20persons)
21-D:Master-hand of Adze: his tools and techniques,and Kitayama Maruta (a velvety and lustrous surfacepolished appearance) (max. 15persons)
21-E:Craftmans' atelier (wood turning) and Conservation-restoration center of national cultural properties (max. 10persons)
Sep. 23rd (Fri)
23-A:Laboratory of Japanese traditional lacquar "Urushi" (max. 15persons)
23-B:Craftmans' atelier (wood craft and Urushi works) (max. 15persons)
23-C:Restoration site of a traditional Japanese wooden temple and a studio of KYOSASHIMONO (Joinery and Wood Work) (max. 15persons)
23-D:The Kyoto university Museum and Traditional wooden building and Japanese garden in Meiji era(max. 15persons)
*1 We will provide a same program on 20th and 21st.
Poster session program
! A poster board provided is 900mm in width and 2m in height.
! In addition to the poster display, a 2 mins. brief oral presentation (flash talk) of the content of the poster has to be made.
! This 2 mins. presentation is a parallel oral presentation which should be supported by one slide.
| No. | Flash talk day | 1st author name | title |
| P-01 | day 2 (21st, Sep) | Muriel Bordessoulles | Archaeometrical contributions in the Japanese architecture in France: the pavilions of Albert Kahn's gardens (Boulogne-Billancourt, France) |
| P-03 | Catherine Lavier | The mystery of the "Japanese grand piano" at the Art and Industry Museum of Saint-Etienne (France) | |
| P-05 | Catherine Lavier | Wood studies on European sculptures and statues in the French museums: cultural wealth of collections and lack of analytical framework | |
| P-07 | Catherine Lavier | Wood for making boats: first review of current archaeodendrometrical studies in France | |
| P-09 | Misao Yokoyama | Wood aging | |
| P-11 | Naoko Kizawa | The wooden combs’ species and manufacturing techniques from ancient times -Excavated combs, modern combs, and old documents- | |
| P-13 | Suyako Tazuru | Wood identification of wooden statues - Shishi-Komainu and Shinto statues- | |
| P-15 | Takaaki Kuyama | Approach to quantify the environmental and economic effects of utilizing wood produced and consumed in Kyoto Prefecture and analysis of the situation in local wood for each of the building components | |
| P-17 | Mariko Yamazaki | Demand - Supply Balance of Japanese Forest Resources and Introduction of the Urban Wood Utilization PJ | |
| P-19 | Shugo Hotta | Estimation of sensory roughness of coated wood surfaces by image analysis | |
| P-21 | Masashi Nakamura | Visual preference for and pleasantness of full-scale wooden walls with relatively simple design | |
| P-23 | Mion Yoshida | Measurement of cognitive responses of humans observing wooden wall panels | |
| P-25 | Nanoka Komeyama | Quantitative evaluation of appearance of coated timber surfaces | |
| P-27 | Mariko Kato | How do we gaze at fiddleback figures? | |
| P-29 | Katsunori Ogawa | Vibration characteristic of double bass playing on a model stage floor | |
| P-02 | day 3 (22nd, Sep) | Aya Takeguchi | Strain change on surface of wood and Urushi layer under humidity controlled warm air treatment |
| P-04 | Yuta Katayama | Effect of Japanese traditional techniques of wood surface preparation, "Suri-awase" and "Ki-goroshi", on adhesive bond strength of edge grain joint | |
| P-06 | Toshiyuki Fukui | Damage detection of timber using vibration analysis | |
| P-08 | Nao Murakami | Preservative Effect of Copper Plates Used for a Traditional Japanese Style Shake Roof | |
| P-10 | Hitomi Nakano | In-situ copper measurements of the traditional wooden building with a hand-held X-ray fluorescence analyzer | |
| P-12 | Hiroshi Kurisaki | The distribution of copper in the metal plate mounted wood after outdoor exposure | |
| P-14 | Masaharu Nakao | Fireproofing of Jaopanese cypress bark and wood single for roof materials | |
| P-16 | Yumiko Murakami | Interdisciplinary Research on the Kyoto University Museum Archaeological Collection Archaeological and Wood Mechanics Survey on Excavated Wooden Artifacts at Karako Site, Nara, Japan | |
| P-18 | Misao Yokoyama | Wood Science and Crafts in the Next Generation: Educational Picture Books for Kindergartener | |
| P-20 | Masumi Minagawa | Relationship between fore-split and strain distribution around cutting edge in slow-speed orthogonal cutting of hinoki (Chamaecyparis obtusa) | |
| P-22 | Hayato Furukawa | Quantitative evaluation of fuzzy grain on sanded wood surface using acoustic emission generated by peeling of adhesive tape | |
| P-24 | Mina Ohno | Study on Technology for Wood Quality Control in Drying | |
| P-26 | Miwako Muro | Change in thermal conductivity of wood caused by heat treatment | |
| P-28 | Miyuki Matsuo | Hygrothermal recovery of wood: dimensional change by boiling and steaming | |
| P-30 | Hiroyuki Sugimoto | Optical transparency of the impregnated and compressed wood |
