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Kesennuma City and Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology Collaborative Project ““Living with the Sea” Continuous Fisheries Seminar” XNUMXth season XNUMXth will be held

2021/ 5/ 25

Our university concluded a partnership agreement with Kesennuma City, Miyagi Prefecture at the end of 23, and has implemented various initiatives until now. Starting in May of the following year, we hold the ``Umi to Ikiru'' Series of Fisheries Seminars about five times a year for fishermen and fisheries-related businesses.
　This time, the final episode of the XNUMXth season, we will invite a lecturer from the Fisheries Information Service Center to give a lecture on the center's efforts to expand the fishing and sea condition information service for the smartization of the fisheries industry.
　We are also accepting online participation this season, so we are looking forward to your participation in a wide range of regions.

[Holding schedule, etc.]
Theme of the XNUMXth meeting: “Smart fisheries information – Efforts of the Fisheries Information Service Center”

Date and time: Monday, June 15, 00 17:00-XNUMX:XNUMX　
Venue: Kesennuma Fisheries Training Center and Online

Abstract: Japan's fisheries have continued to develop using various information such as satellite images.In the future, it is expected that the sustainability of the fisheries industry as a whole, including decarbonization, will be enhanced by linking and integrating various data and improving usability.Therefore, we will develop fishing and sea conditions information services for the smartization of the fisheries industry, such as the development of fishing ground prediction methods using AI at the Fisheries Information Service Center (JAFIC), a specialized information agency in the fisheries and ocean fields, and data linkage and integration systems. This section introduces efforts toward expansion.

program:
?Introduction - Smart fisheries and JAFIC
　Mr. Tokio Wada (Chairman, Fisheries Information Service Center)
?Utilization of artificial satellites and data linkage for the smart fisheries industry
　Mr. Katsuya Saito (General Manager of System Planning Department)
?Provision of fishing ground prediction information using AI, etc.
　Mr. Takashi Yabuki (System Planning Department Group Leader)
　Mr. Takayoshi Otaki (Senior Officer, Offshore Division)
?About “Ebisu-kun”, a multifunctional application for fishing boats　
　Mr. Hiroo Nakazono (General Manager of Offshore Business Department)
?Digitalization of catch information and online collection and distribution
　Makoto Fujita (General Manager of Business Division)
　Mr. Kazunori Watanabe (Division of Fisheries Information Department)　

　
[Sponsored]
Kesennuma City, Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology

[How to apply] (Online application)
Please register from the following URL
https://tumsat.webex.com/tumsat-jp/onstage/g.php?MTID=e2fe34f4b264e140dfeb46e70457c3142

　We are also accepting applications at the local Sanriku satellite. (Application by FAX)

*Please download the attached application form, fill in the necessary information, and send it by fax to the contact information below.

Summary paper of the 4th meeting ""Sea and Living" Fisheries Seminar".pdf7th 4nd class application form.docx


[Contact/Inquiries] Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology Sanriku Satellite TEL/FAX: 0226-29-6719

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