Asako Uraki

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6ranked-venue papers in the field
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4since 2021 · last 2023
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Knowledge Engineering, Semantic Web & Information Systems · 6 (1 first)
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2023 A Time-Series Semantic-Computing Method for 5D World Map System Applied to Environmental Changes
abstract
“Semantic space creation” and “distance-computing” are basic functions to realize semantic computing for environmental phenomena memorization, retrieval, analysis, integration and visualization. We have introduced “SPA-based (Sensing, Processing and Actuation) Multi-dimensional Semantic Computing Method” for realizing a global environmental system, “5-Dimensional World Map System”. This method is important to design new environmental systems with Cyber-Physical Space-integration to detect environmental phenomena occurring in a physical-space (real space). This method maps those phenomena to a multi-dimensional semantic-space, performs semantic computing, and actuates the semantic-computing results to the physical space with visualizations for expressing environmental phenomena, causalities and influences. As an actual system of this method, currently, the 5D World Map System is globally utilized as a Global Environmental Semantic Computing System, in SDG14, United-Nations-ESCAP: (https://sdghelpdesk.unescap.org/toolboxes). This paper presents a semantic computing method, focusing on “Time-series-Analytical Semantic-Space Creation and Semantic Distance Computing on 5D World Map System” for realizing global environmental analysis in time-series. This paper also presents the time-series analysis of actual environmental changes on 5D World Map System. The first analysis is on the depth of earthquakes Earthquake with time-series semantic computing on 5D World Map System, which occurred around the world during the period from Aug. 23rd to Aug. 28th, 2014, and Jan 7th to Jan. 13th, 2023. The second is the experimental analysis of the time-series difference extraction on glacier melting phenomena in Mont Blanc, Alps, during the period from 2013 to 2022, and Puncak Jaya (Jayawijaya Mountains), Papua, during the period from 1991 to 2020 as important environmental changes.
Yasushi Kiyoki, Asako Uraki, Shiori Sasaki, Yukio Chen
EJC2
2023 A Context-Based Time Series Analysis and Prediction Method for Public Health Data
abstract
The important process of time series analysis for public health data is to determine target data as a semantic discrete value, according to a context from continuous phenomenon around our circumstance. Typically, each field of experts has their own fields’ specific and practical knowledge to specify an appropriate target part of data which contains the key features of their intended context in each analysis. Those are often implicit, thus not defined as systematically and quantitatively. In this paper, we present a context-based time series analysis and prediction method for public health data. The most essential point of our approach is to express a basis of time series context as the combination of the following 5 elements (1: granularity setting on time axis, 2: feature extraction method, 3: time-window setting, 4: differential computing function, and 5: pivot setting) to determine target data as semantic discrete values, according to the time series context of analysis for public health data. One of the main features of our method is to create different results by switching time series contexts. The method realizes 1) introducing a new normalization (context expression) method to fix a target reference data for time series analysis and prediction according to a context, and 2) presenting a process to generate semantic discrete values reflecting the 5 elements. And the significant features of the proposing method are 1) our context definition realizes the closed world of the semantic differential computing on time axis from the viewpoint of database system, and 2) the 5 elements enable to explicit and quantify experts’ semantic viewpoint of specifying a certain reference data according to a context for each analysis and prediction. As our experiment, we have realized analysis and prediction by applying actual public health data. The results of the experiments show the prediction feasibility of our method in the field of public health data, effectiveness to generate results for discussion regarding switching context, and applicability to express time series context of an expert knowledge for analysis and prediction as combination of the 5 elements to make the knowledge explicit and quantitative expression.
Asako Uraki, Yasushi Kiyoki, Koji Murakami, Akira Kano
EJC1
2022 Temporal-Transition & Differential Computing for Health-Related Phenomena in Transmitted Diseases and Health Situation-Change Mapped onto 5D World Map System
abstract
It is significant to detect, estimate and predict “Human-health situations” and “a spread of transmitted disease” with past and current information of health-related phenomena. Temporal-transition and differential computing realizes semantic interpretations for situation changes in two phenomena with “temporal-length” in “specific situation”. The “temporal-length” in “specific situation” is used to compare two phenomena in multiple contexts in semantics. We present a new Temporal-transition Differential Computing Model for detecting, estimating and predicting “Human-health situations” and “a spread of transmitted disease.” This model defines “temporal-transition data structure” for expressing past and current information of health-related phenomena with temporal-axis, and two processes for Human-Health Semantic Space Creation and Semantic Computing with dimensional control mechanism.
Yasushi Kiyoki, Koji Murakami, Asako Uraki, Shiori Sasaki, Akira Kano, Yuta Yakushiji, Eri Fujiwara, Mutsumi Kondo, Hitomi Azuma
EJC3
2021 Human-Health-Analysis Semantic Computing & 5D World Map System
abstract
Semantic space creation and computing are essentially significant to realize semantic interpretations of situations and symptoms in human-health. We have presented a semantic space creation and computing method for domain-specific research areas. This method realizes semantic space creation with domain-oriented knowledge and databases. This paper presents a semantic space creation and computing method for “Human-Health Database” with the implementation process for “Human-Health-Analytical Semantic Computing”. This paper also presents a new knowledge base creation method for personal health data for preventive care and potential risk inspection with global and geographical mapping and visualization in 5-Dimensional World Map System. This method focuses on the analysis of personal health and potential-risk inspection and realizes a set of semantic computing functions for semantic interpretations of situations and symptoms in human-health. This method is applied to “Human-Health-Analytical Semantic Computing” to realize world-wide evaluation for (1) multi-parameterized personal health data, such as various biomarkers, clinical physical parameters, lifestyle parameters, other clinical/physiological or human health factors, etc., for health monitoring, and (2) time-series multi-parameterized health data in the national/regional level for global analysis of potential cause of disease. This Human-Health-Analytical Semantic Computing method realizes a new multidimensional data analysis and knowledge sharing for a global-level health monitoring and disease analysis. The computational results are able to be visualized in the time-series difference of the values in each place, the difference between the values of multiple places in a focused area, and the time-series differences between the values of multiple places to detect and predict a potential-risk of diseases.
Yasushi Kiyoki, Koji Murakami, Shiori Sasaki, Asako Uraki
EJC4
2020 Global & Geographical Mapping and Visualization Method for Personal/Collective Health Data with 5D World Map System
abstract
This paper presents a new knowledge base creation method for personal/collective health data with knowledge of preemptive care and potential risk inspection with a global and geographical mapping and visualization functions of 5D World Map System. The final goal of this research project is a realization of a system to analyze the personal health/bio data and potential-risk inspection data and provide a set of appropriate coping strategies and alert with semantic computing technologies. The main feature of 5D World Map System is to provide a platform of collaborative work for users to perform a global analysis for sensing data in a physical space along with the related multimedia data in a cyber space, on a single view of time-series maps based on the spatiotemporal and semantic correlation calculations. In this application, the concrete target data for world-wide evaluation is (1) multi-parameter personal health/bio data such as blood pressure, blood glucose, BMI, uric acid level etc. and daily habit data such as food, smoking, drinking etc., for a health monitoring and (2) time-series multi-parameter collective health/bio data in the national/regional level for global analysis of potential cause of disease. This application realizes a new multidimensional data analysis and knowledge sharing for both a personal and global level health monitoring and disease analysis. The results are able to be analyzed by the time-series difference of the value of each spot, the differences between the values of multiple places in a focused area, and the time-series differences between the values of multiple locations to detect and predict a potential-risk of diseases.
Shiori Sasaki, Koji Murakami, Yasushi Kiyoki, Asako Uraki
EJC4
2017 An Environmental-Semantic Computing System for Coral-Analysis in Water-Quality and Multi-Spectral Image Spaces with "Multi-Dimensional World Map"
abstract
Environmental-semantic space integration is a promising approach to realize deep analysis environmental phenomena and situations. The essential computation in environmental study is context-dependent-differential computation to analyze the changes of various situations (air, water, CO2, places of livings, sea level, coral area, etc.). It is important to realize global environmental computing methodology for analyzing difference and diversity of nature and livings in a context dependent way with a large amount of information resources in terms of global environments. In the design of environment-analysis systems, one of the most important issues is how to integrate several environmental aspects and analyze environmental data resources with semantic interpretations. In this paper, we present an environmental-semantic computing system. Our environmental-semantic computing system realizes integration and semantic-search among environmental-semantic spaces with water-quality and image databases. We have already presented a concept of “Semantic Computing System” for analyzing and interpreting environmental phenomena and changes occurring in the oceans and rivers in the world. We also introduce the concept of “SPA (Sensing, Processing and Analytical Actuation Functions)” for realizing a global environmental system, to apply it to Multi-dimensional World Map (5-Dimensional World Map) System. This concept is effective and advantageous to design environmental systems with Physical-Cyber integration to detect environmental phenomena as real data resources in a physical-space (real space), map them to cyber-space to make analytical and semantic computing, and actuate the analytically computed results to the real space with visualization for expressing environmental phenomena, causalities and influences. This paper presents integration and semantic-analysis methods for two environmental-semantic spaces with water-quality and image databases. We have implemented an actual space integration system for accessing environmental information resources with water-quality and image analysis. We clarify the feasibility and effectiveness of our method and system by showing several experimental results for environmental medical document databases.
Yasushi Kiyoki, Xing Chen 0003, Chalisa Veesommai Sillberg, Shiori Sasaki, Asako Uraki, Chawan Koopipat, Petchporn Chawakitchareon, Aran Hansuebsai
EJC5