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The Final Program＜PDF 22001166 JSAJSAEE AnAnnnualual CongressCongress ((SpringSpring)) Wednesday, May 25 - Friday, May 27 2016 / Pacifico Yokohama Final Program Information Desk Inter Continental Yokohama Grand Annex Exhibition Hall Hall 5/25-27 Forum 5/26 Keynote Address Conference Center On-site Registration Beverages Book Store Print Service Registration 5/25-27 EVTeC APE JAPAN 5/25-27 Forum Smoking Registration Area Automotive Engineering Exposition 2016 Seminar / Special Seminar Tea Room 5/25 Room Room 418 Forum 315 Presentation Room Presentation Room Room Presentation Room Room 417 314 + + 416 313 5/26 Awards Ceremony Room JSAE Annual Meeting Room 312 415 + 301+302 + 311 414 Room 512 Beverages + Room 502 511 Room 5/26 503 Room Room JSAE Annual Room 302 304 Party 501 301~304 Room Room Chairperson 301 303 • Speaker Internet Registration Access Corner Cloak Room Presentation Preparation Room Smoking Corner Beverages Smoking Corner Table of contents Table of contents ……………………………………………………………… 1 Information …………………………………………………………………… 2 Technical Session Timetable ……………………………………………… 3 Events ………………………………………………………………………… 6 1. Technical Paper Presentations 2. 66th JSAE Engineering Award JSAE Engineering Level Accreditation 2015 Excellent Technical Paper Presentation Awards 3. 6th JSAE Annual Meeting 4. Keynote Address 5. JSAE Annual Party 6. 7th Female Engineers Networking Event 7. 2016 Automotive Engineering Exposition in Yokohama 8. Exhibits of Student Formula Vehicles / Car Design Contest Award Winners, and more 9. EVTeC & APE Japan 2016 Forum ……………………………………………………………………… 10 Technical Session Program ……………………………………………… 19 1 Registration: Room 316, 3F Conference Center Entrance Hall, 1F Conference Center (On-site) Entrance Hall, 2F Conference Center (Pre-registered) Wednesday, May 25 8:00 - 19:00 Thursday, May 26 8:30 - 17:30 Wednesday, May 25 8:00 - 17:30 Friday, May 27 8:30 - 18:00 Thursday, May 26 8:30 - 16:00 Friday, May 27 8:30 - 17:00 Registration Fees Room 317, 3F Conference Center JSAE Member ¥10,000 Wednesday, May 25 8:00 - 18:30 JSAE Student Member ¥3,000 Thursday, May 26 8:30 - 16:00 Non Member ¥23,760 Friday, May 27 8:30 - 17:00 Book Store Information Desk Elevator Hall, 1F Conference Center Entrance Hall, 1F Conference Center Wednesday, May 25 8:00 - 17:30 Wednesday, May 25 8:00 - 18:00 Thursday, May 26 8:30 - 16:00 Thursday, May 26 8:30 - 16:00 Friday, May 27 8:30 - 17:00 Friday, May 27 8:30 - 18:00 JSAE Booth, 2F Concourse Exhibition Hall Point Wednesday, May 25 10:00 - 18:00 Thursday, May 26 10:00 - 18:00 Foyer, 3F Conference Center Friday, May 27 10:00 - 17:00 Wednesday, May 25 8:30 - 18:30 Thursday, May 26 8:30 - 15:30 Print Service Friday, May 27 8:30 - 18:00 Elevator Hall, 1F Conference Center Wednesday, May 25 8:00 - 17:30 Thursday, May 26 8:00 - 16:00 1F Conference Center Friday, May 27 8:30 - 17:00 2F Concourse, Exhibition Hall 10:00-18:00 Wednesday, May 25・ Thursday, May 26 10:00-17:00 Friday, May 27 Exhibition Hall, Pacifico Yokohama Admission Free; Registration required at Registration Counter, 1F · 2F Concourse, Exhibition Hall, if you are NOT registered participants of the 2016 JSAE Annual Congress. EVTeC 2016 & APE Japan 2016 Resistration Fee : JPY 37,800 Regular JPY 12,600 Student Venue : Annex Hall Registration : May 25-26 8:00-18:00 at Foyer Date : May 25-27, 2016 May 27 8:00-17:30 F205, Annex Hall 2 Wednesday, May 25 Technical Session Timetable As of April 15, 2016 Room Registration:Entrance Hall,1F・2F Conference Center Pacifico Yokohama Registration Speakers,Session Chairs:Foyer,3F Conference Center Annex Hall Exhibition Harbor Main F201 Hall Lounge Hall + F203 F204 F205 F206 （1F） F202 Continuous Variable Human factors in Cars that Think The Latest Noise The Latest Contact of Design xEV Systems I - Metal Material I Latest Thermal Fluid Biomechanics Vehicle Exhaust Emission Advanced Advanced Hydrogen Society Wide SpreadofFCVandProspect GIA Forum Applications The FrontLineofDriveRecorder GIA Forum EVTeC &APEJapan2016 and Hybrid HMI Technology Trends and Technology Technologies leading Catalyst Systems Technologies and and and Vibration Control and Dynamics and Gasoline Engine New Trends for Transmissions in Automotive 058 076 to Vehicle Innovation 104 (Catalytic Reaction 012 Communicate － Technologies Energy -Latest Technologies Analysis) Vehicle Body 059 Charger Systems Control Systems and Structure Toward in Fluid Mechanics 105 Engineering 001 013 052 077 129 Automotive EngineeringExposition2016inYokohama Automotive Workshop Self-Driving Car 037 No. 13（OS） -064 118 Technologies I 014 053 No. of presentation: 2 092 130 160 002 ～Vehicle ＆ 038 054 078 106 142 System－ 10:20 065 093 119 131 10:30 No. 3（OS） No. 11（OS） No. 29（OS） 161 003 079 094 107 143 Seminar No. of presentation: 3 020 039 No. of presentation: 3 066 120 No. of presentation: 3 162 080 095 144 004 10:45 021 040 10:45 No. 24（OS） 121 10:45 163 067 No. 21（OS） No. 35（OS） 005 081 No. of presentation: 4 No. of presentation: 4 145 No. of presentation: 4 022 041 068 122 No. 1（OS） 023 No. 8（OS） 11:10 146 11:10 No. of presentation: 5 No. of presentation: 5 069 123 024 147 11:30 11:35 025 11:35 No. 5（OS） No. 15（OS） No. 18 No. 27（OS） No. 32（OS） No. of presentation: 6 No. of presentation: 6 No. of presentation: 6 No. of presentation: 6 No. of presentation: 6 12:10 12:10 12:10 12:10 12:35 12:35 12:35 12:35 12:35 12:30 The New Human factors in The Latest Noise Gaseous-Fuel Engine xEV Systems II - Latest Thermal Fluid Crash Safety 1 Exhaust Emission Vehicle 12:40 Technology for Hybrid Vehicle Units Technologies leading driver support and and Vibration 055 Catalyst Systems Development I the Drivetrain automated driving and Systems I to Vehicle Innovation 108 (DPF) 13:00 13:10 Technologies 13:10 -Latest Technologies 13:10 13:10 Seminar Systems － 056 132 164 015 042 060 in Fluid Mechanics 109 006 Cars that Think and 057 Advanced Power Metal Material II Vehicle Advanced 165 Communicate － 043 061 Electronics 096 110 Dynamics and 133 Gasoline Engine 13:30 13:30 016 Toward Self-Driving No. 12（OS） Component 082 GIA Forum 007 Prediction oftheSocialSituation2050 and theAutomotivePropulsionSystemsBasedon Some RecommendationsfortheTransportationSystems 166 Aming atProfitableCarPlasticRecyclingSystem GIA Forum Car ～Recognition of No. of presentation: 3 062 Technologies for Control 134 Systems and 017 044 Future Vehicles 097 111 008 Driver's Condition－ 063 083 Technologies II 070 124 167 018 026 045 13:50 No. 14（OS） 098 112 135 009 071 084 125 148 No. of presentation: 4 136 168 14:00 019 027 046 099 149 010 072 085 No. 25（OS） 126 169 No. 4（OS） 028 No. 9（OS） 14:15 100 No. 30（OS） 073 No. of presentation: 5 150 011 No. of presentation: 5 No. of presentation: 5 No. 16（OS） 086 127 No. of presentation: 5 029 101 No. of presentation: 4 087 151 14:40 030 14:40 14:40 128 14:40 No. 2（OS） No. 6（OS） 15:00 14:50 No. 22（OS） 15:00 No. 28（OS） 15:00 152 No. 36 No. of presentation: 6 No. of presentation: 6 No. of presentation: 5 Technology for 15:10 Crash Safety 2 No. of presentation: 5 Diesel No. of presentation: 6 xEV Systems I - 153 15:15 15:15 Sound Quality Control and Charger 15:15 113 15:15 Combustion 15:15 Systems - 15:35 No. 19 15:35 137 15:30 047 074 No. 33（OS） Special Seminar Latest Thermal Fluid 114 No. of presentation: 6 Cars that Think and 048 075 Technologies leading to Vehicle 138 No. of presentation: 6 Communicate No. 17（OS） Innovation - Latest Interior No. of presentation: 2 Climate Control Technologies 115 -Multimedia 049 15:50 102 139 Cancelled 15:50 Technologies in the 16:00 16:10 103 116 16:10 Era of Automated 050 No. 23（OS） 140 Present and Future No. of presentation: 2 Spark Ignition Driving- Prospects of 117 051 technology for 16:25 141 Engines 031 Material Processing 154 16:30 032 No. 10（OS） 088 No. 26（OS） No. 31 No. of presentation: 5 No. of presentation: 5 No. of presentation: 5 033 089 155 17:00 034 17:05 090 17:05 17:05 156 035 091 157 No. 20（OS） 036 No. of presentation: 4 158 17:30 No. 7（OS） 17:50 159 No. of presentation: 6 18:00 18:15 18:15 No. 34 No. of presentation: 6 18:50 ＊ Presentation Time: 25-minute each, 15-min. presentation and 10-min. for Q & A. ＊ Schedule subject to change. ＊ Boxed numbers denote English presentations. Thursday, May 26 Technical Session Timetable As of April 15, 2016 Room Registration:Entrance Hall,1F・2F Conference Center Pacifico Yokohama Registration Speakers,Session Chairs:Foyer,3F Conference Center Annex Hall Exhibition Harbor Main F201 Hall Lounge Hall + F203 F204 F205 F206 （1F） F202 Automobiles Technologies OpeningtheFutureof Latest TrendsoftheMaterial Forum Forum Low-Carbon VehicleTechnologiesintheUK Latest ResearchandDevelopmentof Driver behavior The Latest Noise New Technologies Energy Electric Motor Impact of Automobile New engine and Accidental Injury Vehicle Dynamics ITS Advanced Proposal of EVTeC &APEJapan2016 for Advanced on Air Quality and Prediction and - Safety/Ecology/ / Driver model and Vibration management Technologies for Preventing Technique development and Control Gasoline Engine Advanced Measurements and Prevention, Medicine Environmental - Technologies EV/HEV 211 process Systems and Automotive 170 Diagnostics 198 233 245 256 206 Technologies III Manufacturing Automotive EngineeringExposition2016inYokohama Automotive Workshop 178 189 220 171 199 212 234 246 257 Technology 207 221 267 10:30 179 190 200 213 247 279 172 235 258 268 Seminar 201 208 222 173 180 191 214 236 248 259 280 No.
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