#	Poster	Place
1	Ability-Based Optimization: Designing Touchscreen Text Entry Interfaces for Older Adults Sayan Sarcar	A315
2	Eye-hand coordination for older adults in smartphone usage Xinhui Jiang	A315
3	Emergent Pen: Use Smartphones as Styluses Yang Li	A315
4	Machine Knows What Differences between the Human Brains Zhenxin Wang, Jingxin Liu, Yilin Zheng	C301
5	Interacting with Autostereograms William DELAMARE, Junhyeok KIM, Ali NESHATI, Pourang IRANI, Xiangshi Ren	C301
6	Reducing Hierarchy Browsing Time William DELAMARE, Ali NESHATI, Pourang IRANI, Xiangshi Ren	C301
7	Text Entry for Virtual Reality Zengyi Han, William Delamare, Xiangshi Ren	C301
8	Exploring the mechanism and aesthetic for further parametric design Chen Wang	iHouse
9	Exploring Performance of One Thumb Input using Pointng and Swiping Tasks Ayumu Ono	iHouse
10	Toward the Single Image Super-Resolution for MRI using Convolutional Neural Network Churong Zhuo, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
11	Player’s Performance in Full Body Video Games Hiromu Sanada, Kavous Salehzadeh Niksirat, Xiangshi Ren	iHouse
12	How Body Inputs Affect Player Experience? Tomoya Tanigawa, Kavous Salehzadeh Niksirat, Xiangshi Ren	iHouse
13	Eyetracking and EV-Pen Imada Haruna	iHouse
14	Car Navigation System with Augmented Reality Arihiro Iwamoto, Xiangshi Ren	iHouse
15	PAUSE for Emotional Regulation: A Program for Parents of Children Diagnosed with Leukemia Yumiko Kakuta, Kavous Salehzadeh Niksirat, Peng Cheng, Xiangshi Ren	iHouse
16	Fireworks: Hand-Free to Eye-Free SmartwatchInteraction Daichi HARADA, Ryutaro MIZUNO, William DELAMARE, Xiangshi Ren	iHouse
17	Unlocking Smartphone with Hand Tremor Yoshida Kentaro, Yang LI, Xiangshi Ren	iHouse
18	Analysis of Employing Different Viewpoints for Remote Guidance in an Augmented Environment Hongling Sun, Yue Liu, Zhengliang Zhang, Xiaoxu Liu	iHouse
19	Model Checking of Staccato Concurrent Copying Protocol using Weak Memory Model Library Hiroyuki Iiboshi, Kosuke Matsumoto, Tomoharu Ugawa	iHouse
20	A Study of Data Structures for Objects in JavaScript VM for Embedded Systems Ayato Kasutani, Tomoharu Ugawa	iHouse
21	Proposal of loan type electronic lock system using the SAS-2 Wakana Befu, Rie Takemasa, Akihiro Shimizu	iHouse
22	Proposal of Multi-Protocol control method for Smart House Network Chiaki Takeshima, Kei Takeshima, Akihiro Shimizu	iHouse
23	Decoding of 3D shape perception from human brain activity Zhen Li, Hiroaki Shigemasu	iHouse
24	Improve and verification of pseudo experimental interface using Arduino Yuya Sano, Keita Mitani and Yukinobu Hoshino	iHouse
25	Simple And Secure password authentication protocols Hisashi Nakamura, Takahiro Tuji, Tomoya Nakahara, Akihiro Shimizu	iHouse
26	Proposal of Secure Public Wireless LAN Service using VPN by SAS-2 Takuma Yokoyama,Shun Endo, Akihiro Shimizu	iHouse
27	Proposal of a secure sharing method for confidentiality files using SAS Kaito Shishido,Nana Tada, Akihiro Shimizu	iHouse
28	The product recommendation method using preference information on social media Ren Takahashi, Shota Yamaoka, Akihiro Shimizu	iHouse
29	A communication method over SAS-2 for the IoT environment Masaya Denno, Ren Fujiwara, Akihiro Shimizu	iHouse
30	Proposal of attack detection method based on appearance frequency of symbols included in SQL injection attack and its relevance Koryo Nakamura, Kento Goro, Akihiro Shimizu	iHouse
31	Consideration of BCI Using Eyes Open and Eyes Close by Time Measurement Ryosuke Hayasaka, Keita Mitani, Yukinobu Hoshino	iHouse
32	Effects of visual feedback of self-body on the three dimensional spatial perception Sho Yamane, Hiroaki Shigemasu	iHouse
33	Development and evaluation of analysis tool for microscopic images of immune cells Tomoya Inoue, Takashi Ushiwaka, Nagamasa Maeda, Yukinobu Hoshino	iHouse
34	A Secure Collection method of Anonymous Data Kengo Shimada, Hodaka Yasumitsu, Akihiro Shimizu	iHouse
35	The effect of viewpoint conversion on motor memory Satoru Sawada, Hiroshi Kadota	iHouse
36	Application of fundamental analysis to technical analysis in foreign exchange market Tomoya Baba, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
37	Estimation of Object’s Mass using Web Camera and Machine Learning Neo Imagawa, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
38	Transfer Learning for Computer-Aided Detection for Magnetic Resonance Imaging Yunpeng Jiang, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
39	Number-of-People Management System Using Shoe Information Shintaro Kamakura, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
40	Decoding of human facial expression induced by extreme learning machine using fMRI Li Xiang, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
41	Measurement of emotion induced from character image using fMRI Rena Matsuzaki, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
42	Corporation survey support for job seekers by economic indicators using rough sets Yuki Nakai, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
43	Topological Data Analysis using functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Rina Nakayama, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
44	Intensity Invariant Feature to Extract Foreground from HEVC Compressed Videos Ryonai Ayumi, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
45	Decoding of human emotion induced by brain decoding using MVPA Taichi Sasaki, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
46	Early detection of brain disease using MRA Takenobu Sasatani, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
47	Review of pictorial map generation method Chihiro Yamaguchi, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse
48	A study of estimation of human emotion induced by OASIS using fMRI Yasuhiro Yamanaka, Shinichi Yoshida	iHouse

Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) play a vital role in almost every aspect of daily life. ICTs are so fundamental to modern life that they now find many applications in the wide diversity of people, groups, industries and institutions in every corner of our world. The way humans relate to ICTs and the impact these technologies have on human lives, relationships, human potential and human capabilities is the special interest of HEC. That is why we have invited seven distinguished speakers from several domains - Human-Computer Interaction, the humanities, engineering design, computer science and cognitive science.

A very important part of the workshop is THE POSTER PRESENTATION through which participants can introduce their research findings, discuss their work, foster collaborations and propose and develop underlying methodological frameworks, all with the intention of driving the ICT field forward in fuller awareness of the place, function and responsibilities of humanity in the nature of things.

The poster track invites submissions from all ICT areas. We especially seek contributions that showcase early, relatively speculative and/or not yet completed work. Authors are required to submit a 1-page poster paper including author information and a description of the study. Submitted poster papers should follow the Workshop Poster template (Word: Download here). Accepted posters should be brought to the venue and placed on designated notice boards. Note that,

1. The poster size should be A0 (84.1 x 118.4cm, 33.11 x 46.61 inches).

2. A small desk can be provided on request.

3. There is no AC power supply for poster presentations.

Please note also that there is no requirement to anonymize poster submissions and at least one author of each accepted poster must register for the workshop.

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Important Dates

15th October, 2017 (17:00 JST): Extended DEADLINE for poster paper submission

25th October, 2017 (17:00 JST): Decision notification

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How to submit your poster

The poster paper (PDF file) should be sent to hec-workshop-2017@xrenlab.com

We are looking forward to welcoming you to Kochi!