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Dept. of Urban Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering (Previous) JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow for Research Abroad, The University of Arizona, USA (Current)
Masaaki Kitajima
This study aimed to obtain systematic and comprehensive knowledge to control human infections caused by the pathogenic viruses. Specific topics are described below.
Professor , Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems,
School of Engineering
Kazuo Hotate
Optical fibers can act as sensor for strain or temperature through the properties, such as scattering, mode-coupling, and so on. By applying ways to analyze distribution of such properties along the fiber, “distributed sensing” can be realized.
Project Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems,School of Engineering
Zuyuan He
D3, Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems, School of Engineering
Qingwen Liu
Professor, Department of Environmental Systems,
School of Frontier Sciences
Tomochika Tokunaga
For geo-science applications, it is required to monitor the earth’s deformation continuously at locations as many as possible with a resolution better than 10 nano-strains (nε), which corresponds to the crustal deformation induced by oceanic tide. Traditionally, sensors such as extensometers and laser strain-meters installed underground are used for this purpose.
