Symposium From : September 11, 2012 To : December 31, 2015
Cairo
The 4th Egyptian Japanese Joint Symposiums on “Remote Sensing and Its Application; From Archaeology to Social Sciences"
11 – 12 September 2012, Cairo, Egypt
NOVOTEL El-Borg – Hotel
INVITATION
Dear Dr.
National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences (NARSS) has the honor of inviting you to participate in the activities of :
The 4th Egyptian Japanese Joint Symposiums on
“Remote Sensing and Its Application; From Archaeology to Social Sciences”
Organized by NARSS in Collaboration with the Supreme Council of Antiquities, Egypt and Tokai, Waseda and Hitotsobashi Universities and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) in Japan.
If you have a chance to attend the Symposium and / or the meeting, please send your abstract and/or registration form as soon as possible.
We are looking forward to see you among us in the event.
Symposium Co-Coordinator
Prof. El-Sayed Abbas Zaghloul
eazaghloul@narss.sci.eg
Mobil: 01223523671
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The Symposium Objectives
Prof. El-Sayed Abbas Zaghloul
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Rethinking the Origins of the Modern Nile Floodplain, Alluvial stratigraphy, chronology, and history of the Nile Valley
In Middle Egypt
Keynote Lecture: Prof. Fekri Hassan
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Session I : Archaeology and Site Management
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Waseda Univ.’s 40 years Research in Egyptology and Application of High Technology
Yoshimura Sakuji and Kawai Nozomu
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Inquiring the Egyptian Middle Kingdom Capital “Itj-towy” at El- Lisht; A Geoarchaeological Approach
Hamdan, M.A.1, E. A. Zaghloul ², S. Parcak ɜ and M.Sanusi
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Archaeological Research at West Delta; Remote Sensing Application in Hellenistic Roman Archaeology
Hasegawa So 1 and Masahiro Etaya 2
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Groundwater Condition in Giza Plateau (Sphinx Area)
El-Araby, N.¹, A. Fekri ¹, E.A.Zaghloul ²and A. Laake
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Protecting Archaeological Sites in the Modern Society
Fushiya Tomomi
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The Archaeological Map of Egypt, a project by CULTNAT
Mahmud Ibrahim
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Session II : Applications of Remote Sensing and GIS
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Detection of Tsunami Movements Using Satellite Images
Masahiro Etaya
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Monitor the Geo-Environmental Hazardous at Abydous Archaeological Area, Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques
Sohag, Egypt
El-Sayed Abbas Zaghloul
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Flooding Feature Impacted Human Influence and Geomorphology
Haruyama Shigeko
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3D Laser Scanning for Cultural Heritage Conservation in Egypt
Walaa Sheta
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Paddy Field Mapping for a Rotationally Irrigated Agricultural Area
Fujihira Kei Taniguchi Tomoyuki , Nasahara Kenio and Satoh Masayoshi
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Geo-information Technologies in Service of Agricultural Management
Abu-Elghar Mohamed and Sayed Arafat
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Session III : Remote Sensing and Social Sciences
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Concept of the “Rashda” Project Interdisciplinary Study on Rashda Village, Dakhla Oasis in Egypt
Hiroshi Kato, Hitotsubashi University, Japan, Nobuhiro Matsuoka, Chiba
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Rashda Village: Its History and Social Life
Hiroshi Katoand Erina Iwasaki
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Social Environment, Irrigation and Cultivation in Rashda Village
Iwasaki Erina and Kato Hiroshi
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Irrigation and Land Use in Rashda Village – Case Study of Well No.3 District, Based on Satellite Data
Elbeih S. Iwasaki E. and H. Kato
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Climatic features in Rashda Village and detection of Cultivation Pattern and water use using Satellite Data
Kimura Reiji and Matsuoka Nobuhiro
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