Staff Introduction
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金谷 一朗 Ichiroh KANAYA
- Emailkanayanagasaki-u.ac.jp- Position / Degree Institute of Integrated Science and Technology, Professor
School of Information and Data Sciences, Professor
Doctor (Engineering)- Specialized Field Design Science, Scientific Studies on Cultural Properties, Cultural Anthropology, Media Arts
CV
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Mar.1995
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Kansai University, Faculty of Engineering, Graduated
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Mar.1997
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Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Graduate School of Information Science, Master Course, Completed
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Apr.1997
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Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International, Researcher
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Jun.1999
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Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Graduate School of Information Science, Doctor Course, Completed
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Jul.1999
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Wakayama University, Faculty of Systems Engineering, Research Associate
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Apr.2001
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Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Research Associate
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Apr.2003
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Osaka University, Graduate School of Engineering, Research Associate
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Apr.2008
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Osaka University, Graduate School of Engineering, Associate Professor
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Apr.2016
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University of Nagasaki, Faculty of Information Systems, Professor
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Research Activities
Media art and its production technology
There are various forms of art such as architecture, sculpture, painting, music, etc. At the beginning of the 20th century, the development of technology (mechanical, chemical, optical, etc.) gave birth to a new art called cinema. And in the 21st century, “media art” is being born with information technology. We are opening up a new discipline of media art and engineering, from the production and exhibition of media art to the development and commercialization of its fundamental technology.
A desk that shines by copying the color of the placed object. Awarded by Japan Media Arts Festival. (Cooperated w/ Studio Mongoose, and JST)
Moving pictures that you can dissolve in. Awarded by Kobe Biennale. (Cooperated w/ Mayuko Kanazawa, and Masataka Imura)
Building Digital World Heritage
Culture is as indispensable as life or the environment, and the protection of culture is a national duty at the same level as national defense. We have used information technology and drone technology to digitally protect and scientifically analyze the World Heritage Sites including the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx in Egypt. We also have been conducting research on the conservation of historical churches that are still alive today in Nagasaki.
Survey of the Sphinx in Giza (Cooperated w/ Egyptian Ministry of Archeology, and Yukinori Kawae)
Virtual Reality Reproduction of Old Gorin Church in Kuga Island, Nagasaki Prefecture (Cooperated w/ University of Nagasaki)
Educational Activities
Class
School of Information and Data Sciences：First-year Seminar, Design Informatics I/Ⅱ, Programming Languages, Research Project
Graduate School of Engineering：Design Informatics