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Tomomasa Sato

Tomomasa Sato

Overview

Tomomasa Sato is affiliated with the University of Tokyo in Japan and has contributed extensively to the fields of computer science and engineering. Their primary research areas include computer networks and communications, electrical and electronic engineering, and information systems, with additional work in computer vision and pattern recognition as well as environmental engineering.

The scientist's research topics encompass:

  • Software-Defined Networks and 5G
  • Advanced Optical Network Technologies
  • Cloud Computing and Resource Management
  • Network Traffic and Congestion Control
  • Optical Network Technologies
  • Advanced Photonic Communication Systems
  • Software System Performance and Reliability

Their publication record includes papers appearing in the following venues:

  • IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management
  • IEICE Transactions on Communications
  • Computer Networks
  • IEEE Access
  • IEEE Sensors Journal

Notable recent papers by Tomomasa Sato include:

  • "Robust Optimization Model for Primary and Backup Resource Allocation in Cloud Providers," 2021, IEEE Transactions on Cloud Computing
  • "Multi-UAV Allocation Framework for Predictive Crime Deterrence and Data Acquisition," 2020, Internet of Things
  • "Virtual Network Function Allocation to Maximize Continuous Available Time of Service Function Chains With Availability Schedule," 2020, IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management
  • "Joint Inter-Core Crosstalk- and Intra-Core Impairment-Aware Lightpath Provisioning Model in Space-Division Multiplexing Elastic Optical Networks," 2022, IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management
  • "Prioritized Transmission Control of Point Cloud Data Obtained by LIDAR Devices," 2020, IEEE Access

Frequent collaborators include:

  • Eiji Oki
  • Ryoichi Shinkuma
  • Fujun He
  • Bijoy Chand Chatterjee
  • Takashi Kurimoto

The distribution of publications highlights a focus on the IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management and the IEICE Transactions on Communications, with multiple contributions also appearing in Computer Networks and IEEE Access.

Best Publications

  • Micro object handling under SEM by vision-based automatic control

    T. Kasaya;H. Miyazaki;S. Saito;T. Sato

  • Portable absolute orientation estimation device with wireless network under accelerated situation

    T. Harada;H. Uchino;T. Mori;T. Sato

  • Development of a Tiny Orientation Estimation Device to Operate under Motion and Magnetic Disturbance

    Tatsuya Harada;Taketoshi Mori;Tomomasa Sato

  • Multiple people tracking by integrating distributed floor pressure sensors and RFID system

    T. Mori;Y. Suemasu;H. Noguchi;T. Sato

  • Estimation of bed-ridden human's gross and slight movement based on pressure sensors distribution bed

    T. Harada;T. Sato;T. Mori

  • Behavior prediction based on daily-life record database in distributed sensing space

    T. Mori;A. Takada;H. Noguchi;T. Harada

  • Sensor pillow system: monitoring respiration and body movement in sleep

    T. Harada;A. Sakata;T. Mori;T. Sato

  • Pressure distribution image based human motion tracking system using skeleton and surface integration model

    T. Harada;T. Sato;T. Mori

  • Grasping by caging: A promising tool to deal with uncertainty

    Weiwei Wan;Rui Fukui;Masamichi Shimosaka;Tomomasa Sato

  • Body parts positions and posture estimation system based on pressure distribution image

    T. Harada;T. Mori;Y. Nishida;T. Yoshimi

  • Illumination setup planning for a hand-eye system based on an environmental model

    Shigeyuki Sakane;Ruprecht Niepold;Tomomasa Sato;Yoshiaki Shirai

  • Human motion tracking system based on skeleton and surface integration model using pressure sensors distribution bed

    T. Harada;T. Sato;T. Mori

  • Anomaly detection algorithm based on life pattern extraction from accumulated pyroelectric sensor data

    T. Mori;R. Urushibata;M. Shimosaka;H. Noguchi

  • Quantitative evaluation method for pose and motion similarity based on human perception

    T. Harada;S. Taoka;T. Mori;T. Sato

  • Dynamic footprint-based person recognition method using a hidden markov model and a neural network

    Jin-Woo Jung;Tomomasa Sato;Zeungnam Bien

  • A new micro-teleoperation system employing a hand-held force-feedback pencil

    T. Sato;J. Ichikawa;M. Mitsuishi;Y. Hatamura

  • A new “grasping by caging” solution by using eigen-shapes and space mapping

    Weiwei Wan;Rui Fukui;Masamichi Shimosaka;Tomomasa Sato

  • Online recognition and segmentation for time-series motion with HMM and conceptual relation of actions

    T. Mori;Y. Nejigane;M. Shimosaka;Y. Segawa

  • Cooperative manipulation with least number of robots via robust caging

    Weiwei Wan;Rui Fukui;Masamichi Shimosaka;Tomomasa Sato

  • Robust Action Recognition and Segmentation with Multi-Task Conditional Random Fields

    M. Shimosaka;T. Mori;T. Sato

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