Asia Air Survey Co., Ltd.

• Remote sensin Geospatial information management (Including a range of systems for supporting government services, managing disaster-related and other information)
  Fixed asset-related services Facility information management (electric utilities, water supply/sewerage systems, roads, etc.)
  Environmental surveys and assessments
  Geological and hydrological surveys
  Construction consulting (urban and regional planning, rivers, erosion and coastal protection, oceans, roads, water supply and industrial water, sewerage, parks, ports and airports, soil and foundations, agricultural civil engineering, steel and concrete structures, construction environments, forestry, and geology)

 

◆The World of Red Relief Maps

Red Relief Image Map (RRIM) is a completely new 3D visualization method for topography using chroma of red color to slope and brightness of red color to ridge-valley value calculated from DEM.
The RRIM has overcame the shortness of traditional visualization methods, such as weakness for scaling, light direction dependence, necessary of stereoscope and filtering, can express details of topography by single image map.
For make the RRIM, we use the patented technology holed by Asia Air Survey, Co., Ltd., registered in Japan as well as US, China, and Taiwan.
The RRIM can be used for investigation of topographical features such as volcano, landslide and fault, also useful for remains and ancient tomb investigation, tourist guide map and mountain climber’s map etc.

URL　https://www.rrim.jp


URL https://aas-arcgisonline.maps.arcgis.com/home/index.html


   

◆Urethane Eruption Experiment

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◆Session Presentations

  May 25, 2026 (Mon) 17:15-19:00

[U16-P04] Accuracy Assessment of ICESat-2 ATL03 Photon Data over Flat Terrain in the Noto Peninsula, Japan: A Preliminary Study toward Future Satellite-Based Topographic Monitoring

* Shinichi Kaneda¹ (1. Asia Air Survey Co., Ltd.)

 

May 24, 2026 (Sun) 17:15-19:00

[O09-P07] Development of a Volcanic Eruption Model Using Two-Component Foam Urethane: Reproduction of Magma Intrusion to Stratospheric Umbrella Cloud and Caldera Formation by Controlling Medium Density

★ Invited Lecture

* Tatsuro Chiba¹, Nanami Sugishita¹, Koji Fujita¹ (1. Asia Air Survey Co., Ltd.)

 

May 24, 2026 (Sun) 17:15-19:00

[O05-P05] A Geo-tour Exploring Legends Related to the Rock Avalanche of Mount Bandai and the Sites of Those Legends　★ Invited Lecture

* Yojirou Taketani¹, Taro Suzuki², Makoto Hasuoka¹ (1. Bandai Mountain Geopark Council, 2. Asia Air Survey Co., Ltd.)

 

May 25, 2026 (Mon) 17:15-19:00

[HTT14-P04] Clarifying the Actual State of Riverbed Lowering in Rivers with Exposed Bedrock: Observations Using Airborne Laser Bathymetry

* Yuka Washio¹, Mio Kasai¹, Hisato Sano²(1. Graduate School of Agriculture, Hokkaido University, 2. Asia Air Survey Co., Ltd.)

 

May 27, 2026 (Wed) 17:15-19:00

[HTT15-P05] Quantification of Topographic Formation Patterns Based on Multi-Scale Slope Spectra from High-Resolution DEM　★ Invited Lecture　

* Tatsuro Chiba¹ (1. Asia Air Survey Co., Ltd.)

 

May 29, 2026 (Fri) 17:15-19:00

[SVC44-P01] Examination of Real-Time Volcanic Activity Monitoring Methods on Izu Oshima Using Drones (Part 1: Image Acquisition and Monitoring Utilizing Drone Ports)

* Ko Egawa¹, hisashi Sasaki¹, Kai Wakamatsu¹, Katsuya Noguchi², Takashiro Yoneda², Haruto Fukuoka², Miho Makabe² (1. Asia Air Survey Co., Ltd., 2. JDRONE Co., Ltd.)

 

May 29, 2026 (Fri) 17:15-19:00

[SVC44-P02] Examination of Real-Time Volcanic Activity Monitoring Methods on Izu Oshima Using Drones (Part 2: Automatic Processing and Extraction)

* hisashi Sasaki¹, Chuka Taniguchi¹, Masashi Nishihara¹, Atsuya Komori¹, Ko Egawa¹, Takashi Mori¹ (1. Asia Air Survey Co., Ltd.)

 

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Earth Scientific Drilling booth

Earth Scientific Drilling booth

Earth Scientific Drilling Booth

Geological Survey of Japan, AIST

Introducing GSJ activities, recent reserach, and new geological maps, along with a career consultation event for studies and early-carrer reserachers.

Geosys, Inc.

International Continental Scientific Drilling Program (ICDP)

IUGG National Committee of the Republic of Korea

JDRONE CO.,LTD.

Kanomax Analytical Inc.

Kyoto University Geoscience Union

MEIJI TECHNO CO.,LTD.

Mount Fuji Research Institute, Yamanashi Prefectural Government

National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience

oyo corporation

Ritsumeikan University Graduate School of Frontier Exploration in Earth and Space (Planned for Establishment)

Taylor & Francis

Open Science Without the Pain: Practical Publishing Pathways for Earth Scientists

Date & Time: May 26, 10:45 - 11:30
Language: English
Venue: Exhibition Hall Stage Aarea

Open Science is now central to Earth and environmental research, driven by funder mandates, rising expectations around data transparency, and ongoing challenges with reproducibility. This session provides a practical overview of how Open Science is being implemented across the Earth, climate, and environmental sciences—and what this means for researchers in day‑to‑day practice.

We will explore concrete solutions for sharing data and methods using FAIR principles, repositories, Data Availability Statements, and improved publication workflows. Drawing on community initiatives and journal case studies—including data editors addressing reproducibility challenges—we highlight where breakdowns commonly occur and how they can be avoided. The session also introduces emerging article types, open peer‑review models, and Open Access pathways designed to increase visibility, reuse, and research credit. Early‑ and mid‑career researchers will leave with actionable guidance, tools, and resources to meet Open Science requirements while strengthening research quality, impact, and career progression.
 

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