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Links marked `(J)' are linked to Japanese pages.
AI art images, posters, and postcards | The artworks (images) created by AI are listed in AI art images “MWAIP”, and part (more than 4000) of the images are sold as posters in Rakuten. Part of these images are also sold as 100 postcards. The resolution of these images is increased for printing, but the original images (around 1024 by 1024 resolution) are published without copyright. (January 22, 2023 8:54 AM) |
A new web site on original LED lamps (in Japanese) | Sparkling "3D design lamps", developed by using an original technology called the helical 3D printing, are designed, manufactured, and sold a specialized web site 3d-dl.com. Various topics are argued in the blog in this site. (October 30, 2020 10:32 AM) |
Ishinomaki, Kesennuma, and Sendai at the end of April 2011 | Since the end of April 2011, I went to Ishinomaki, Kesennuma, and Sendai, and I took many photos, and worked as a volunteer. I have summarized the experience in Kindle books: "Tsunami Disaster of the Great Earthquake -- Ishinomaki Part ", "Tsunami Disaster of the Great Earthquake -- Kesennuma Part", "Tsunami Disaster of the Great Earthquake -- Sendai Part. I will donate the royalty for disaster victims. (March 17, 2013 7:58 PM) |
Kindle photo book on several Asian cities | Based on my Japanese blog, I have published three photo books as Kindle books. Bangarole in January,Cappadocia, Turky in July (Vol. 1 and Vol. 2), Singapore in November (Vol. 1 and Vol. 2). In addition, I have published a digest of these books titled "Trips in Asian Three Cities -- 70 photo collection -- ". (March 17, 2013 7:46 PM) |
East Japan Earthquake Support Information Blog (in Japanese) | I have opened a new blog to supply information for volunteers, especially for "information volunteers". Because this site is operated by myself alone, this blog cannot supply all information on this disaster. However, I will do my best. (March 23, 2011 9:45 PM) |
Starting WASS Trial Service (explanation in Japanese) and WASS (Wikipedia Axis-Specified Search) | On December 13, 2009, DASYN.com started a trial service called WASS (Wikipedia Axis-Specified Search), which was a chronological and geographical axis-specified search service on Japanese version of Wikipedia. This service is briefly explained in WASS Trial Service (in Japanese). (December 28, 2009 8:40 PM) |
Small and Large Stones of Programming | Small and Large Stones of Programming collects variety of program parts from small fragments, programming techniques, and modules. (October 3, 2008 8:24 PM) |
AI art
AI art images “MWAIP”AI art poster (in Rakuten) AI art postcard (in Rakuten) |
The AI created various images. More than 1000 Original posters created by AI art programs are sold in Rakuten. Part of these images are sold as 150 postcards. The resolution of these images is increased for printing, but the original images (around 512 by 512 resolution) are published without copyright. |
Blog
Weblog (E) | Weblog (J)
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Weblog in English and Weblog in Japanese are available. |
Research & Development
Research themes overview |
Research topics |Paper summary | Paper list | Various Paper lists | Thematic/axis-specified search | Active/Policy-based Net and QoS | CCM | CCM Examples by Java | Self-reproduction | Logic/Symbol Supercomputing | RACA (old ver) |
Here is an overview of Kanada's research themes. Topics that spread among two or more research topics are described in Research topics A summary and a more detailed list of Kanada's papers are available. Several lists of papers, including a categorized list of CCM-related papers, are also available. CCM Examples by Java are available. Thematic searching / axis-specified searching is a method of information-organizing search. Active Networks, Policy-based Networking and QoS Assurance page shows methods for distributed computing on internets, a network of routers, and their applications to QoS assurance. CCM (Chemical Casting Model) is a model for emergent computation. Examples and explanation of self-reproductive Web page, which is his episodic work, are available. Logic/Symbol Supercomputing was his former research theme. RACA (old ver) is randomized asynchronous cellular automata. |
Software & Tools
Small and Large Stones of Programming | The SSIP Communicator | Simple Calculator by JavaScript | CCM Examples by Java | Tools | ISDN (J) | Linux (J) |
Small and Large Stones of Programming collects variety of program parts from small fragments, programming techniques, and modules. A tiny chat program called the SSIP Communicator and its explanation is available. It is intended to be used for learning internet-based protocols and communication programs. A simple calculator written by JavaScript is also available. You may be interested in looking at this program as a simple JavaScript example. Tools for Converting Mail File, and so on, and Memos on ISDN Connection to Linux etc. using MN128, Memos on Installing Linux are available. |
Tasks at RWCP | Conference Reports (J) | Here is an overview of Kanada's miscellaneous tasks when he was in Tsukuba Research Center, RWCP. He developed RWC PKA Workshop Page (which has gone!). Several conference reports are also available. |
Volunteer Work
East Japan Earthquake Support Information Blog (J) |Hanshin Quake (J) | Quake links | VAG (J) | Peace & Nuclear | Volunteer & NGO/NPO |
East Japan Earthquake Support Information Blog is a site for supplying information for volunteers, especially for information volunteers. The Great Hanshin Earthquake focuses on information volunteers, WWW and other network-based work related to the earthquake. A collection of links used for this page is also available. Kanada was a member of Volunteer Assist Group (VAG), which is a network of volunteers to help volunteers for the earthquake. He also developed a page on Think about Peace and Nuclear Power, and Volunteer work and NGO/NPO Page. |
Personal Information
Personal
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Information on Kanada himself is available. |
Computer Networks (Lecture) Blog
Computer Networks (Lecture Blog)
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I am writing a blog (in Japanese) on "Computer Networks" which is a night class lecture at Kogakuin University. |
SNS
Facebook, twitter, instagram, and pinterest |
Personal facebook: @yasusi.kanada Twitter: ykanada
Instagram on 3D design lamps: dasyn_com Pinterest: yasusik |
The following link collections are mainly for personal use. So, it is not guaranteed to be fresh (_ _)