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Ueki Lab
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A lab for data-driven acoustic diagnostics, which detects physical phenomena using sound as a clue.
AboutAbout the lab
Data-driven diagnostics that read phenomena from sound
Ueki Lab studies the development of data-driven acoustic diagnostic technology.
The lab clarifies the physical mechanisms related to sound, and uses information engineering and data science to develop technology that detects the occurrence and behavior of physical phenomena with high accuracy.
The target is gas-liquid multiphase fields, in which gas and liquid are mixed.
To bring the technology into use in society, the lab is looking for research partners and accepts joint research and commissioned research.
Key terms
- Data-driven acoustic diagnostics
- A technology that combines an understanding of the physics of sound with data analysis to detect the occurrence and behavior of physical phenomena from sound
- Data science
- An academic field that finds features and regularities in large amounts of data and uses them for judgment and prediction
- Gas-liquid multiphase field
- A field in which gas and liquid exist mixed together
ResearchResearch themes
While clarifying the physical mechanisms related to sound, the lab aims to build diagnostic technology using information engineering and data science. The target is gas-liquid multiphase fields, and the goal is to detect the occurrence and behavior of physical phenomena with high accuracy.
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- Associate ProfessorYoshitaka Ueki
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- Top image: “Acoustic camera” Saimmx / CC0 (cropped)
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