Morikawa Laboratory
Sensor Networks
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Data Stream
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Green Networks
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Wireless Networks
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Optical Networks
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Policy
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Real-world information is key for using information and communication technology in fields as diverse as city, environment, agriculture and medical care. In order to clarify the core technologies of a future real-world information era, the sensor group is working comprehensively on networking, wireless communication, sensor, signal processing and real-world application development.
A massive amount of sensor data is now slowly becoming available from every corner of the real world; the ability to collect and analyze this data holds the promise allowing a world which more intelligently uses its information in industries as diverse as environmental planning, agriculture, urban planning, medicine and goods distribution.
The objective of the green network group is the establishment of a network architecture capable of realizing energy conservation in networks, as well as in society at large, which uses them. The essence of such energy conservation is reduction in waste without reduction in quality.
Wireless communication technology moves forward to a new phase by the progress of mobile devices. Wireless group is studying a broad area ranging from the new applications to spectrum management policy.
Our group is researching the design and construction of a future all-optical Internet architecture with a focus on the following four fundamental elements: (1) wide bandwidth, (2) QoS guarantees, (3) highreliability, and (4) low power consumption.
ICT (Information and Communication Technology) has been widely spread in our personal life through cellular phones and the Internet, and it has been applied to various social mechanisms such as transportation, financial, and manufacturing. Currently, it is hardly possible to imagine our social and economical activities without getting its benefits.
Sensor Networks
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Data Stream
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Green Networks
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Wireless Networks
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Optical Networks
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Policy
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