COVID-19 AI and Simulation Project

Research Results

2021年度の成果報告

We will present a movie that provides a comprehensive overview of the diverse research activities conducted in FY 2021. Throughout that year, our research covered a broad spectrum, including visualizing microscopic phenomena of droplet infections to quantitatively analyzing macroeconomic infection trends, as well as developing technologies aimed at preventing infections and reducing burdens on medical facilities.

目次
Part0: Introduction; An overview of FY 2022’s report meeting of research results.

0:00〜
Part1: Visual representation of invisible microscopic phenomena of droplet infection.
- Introduction
  
  3:04〜
- Prof. Makoto Tsubokura, RIKEN and Kobe University
  
  3:53〜
- Prof. Makoto Ohta, Tohoku Univerisy
  
  9:33〜
- Satoshi Wada, RIKEN
  
  13:43〜
Part2: Quantitative data analysis of infections as social phenomena.
- 2-1: Analysis of infection spread by complex network Introduction
  
  16:37〜
- Prof. Satoshi Kurihara, Keio University
  
  22:21〜
- Prof. Yukio Ohsawa, The University of Tokyo
  
  26:17〜
- Prof. Tatsuo Unemi, Soka University
  
  29:18〜
- Prof. Setsuya Kurahashi, University of Tsukuba
  
  32:10〜
- Asako Chiba, The Tokyo foundation for policy research
  
  35:42〜
- Assoc. Prof. Taisuke Nakata, The University of Tokyo
  
  38:40〜
- Prof. Akimasa Hirata, Nagoya Institute of Technology
  
  42:21〜
- 2-2: Data Collection for Simulation Introduction
  
  46:14〜
- Assoc. Prof. Daisuke Motooka, Osaka University
  
  48:04〜
- Prof. Toyoda Masashi, The University of Tokyo
  
  51:35〜
Part3: Infection Measures Utilizing New Technologies and Reduction of Burden on Medical Facilities Introduction
- Introduction
  
  54:58〜
- Naoki Okada, fcuro inc.
  
  56:01〜
- Conclusion
  
  58:40〜