Announcement of Kesennuma City and Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology Collaborative Project "The 2rd 'Live with the Sea' Continuous Fisheries Seminar"
December 2021, 1
Kesennuma City and Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology are holding the XNUMXth consecutive seminar on fisheries based on the agreement on cooperation.
This season will be an opportunity to learn about the future that will change with the use of IT / ICT technology, IoT technology, AI, etc. in fisheries.
From this season, it is also possible to take "online classes" as a countermeasure against the new coronavirus infection.
We hope that you will take this opportunity to participate in this seminar.
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Kesennuma City, Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology
[Holding schedule and theme]
January XNUMX, XNUMX (Thursday) XNUMX:XNUMX pm to XNUMX:XNUMX pm Venue: Kesennuma City Fish Market Conference Room
Theme: "Fishery industry and its future using underwater robots: Towards sustainable regional industries and bountiful seas"
Lecturer: Mr. Mitsuru Izumi (Professor, Department of Marine Resources and Energy, Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology)
Abstract: An industry-academia-government consortium headed by Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology aims to effectively utilize sea urchin resources and create a sea rich in sustainable sea urchins and seaweed beds.A large number of northern sea urchins is occurring, which is thought to be partly due to changes in the environment caused by the earthquake.As a result, the decline of fishing ground communities has become a problem.For this reason, the effective removal of sea urchins using robot technology, the effective utilization of the removed sea urchins by artificial fattening technology, and the development and introduction of mechanization technology from shelling to peeling will contribute to further effective utilization of sea urchin resources and production sites. We are trying to accelerate labor saving and efficiency improvement.
Lecturer career: Graduated from the University of Tsukuba in 1978 after graduating from the University of Tsukuba's School of Natural Sciences. 2008 Executive Vice President (in charge of research and social contribution), Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, 2009-18 Director of Industry-Academia-Regional Collaboration Promotion Organization, 2015-2018 Vice President (in charge of industry-university collaboration and public relations), Sanriku Satellite Director, 2019- Deputy director of Industry-Academia-Regional Collaboration Promotion Organization, Doctor of Science.
The XNUMXrd event is scheduled to be held around mid-March XNUMX.
Lecturer: Takahiro Matsui (Associate Professor, Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, Department of Ocean Policy and Culture)
[Others]
The course is continuous, but can be taken at any time.We expect that managers or future management executive candidate staff will attend, but depending on the theme, we would like you to use it as a training place for young staff.
[Inquiries / contacts]
*Please submit the attached application formAfter downloading, fill in the necessary information and send it to the following contact address by e-mail attachment or fax.
7th 2nd class application form.docxR2 2nd holding summary paper ""Sea and living" fisheries seminar".docx
Fisheries Division, Industry Department, Kesennuma City (0226-22-6600 Extension 513 Contact: Yoshida)
Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology Sanriku Satellite (0226-29-6719, contact: Komatsu)