Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Kyota Hattori

Hirofumi Noguchi

Misao Kataoka

Takuma Isoda

Masahiro Nakagawa

Masaru Katayama

Akira Misawa

Naoki Kimishima

An imaging range estimation device includes an image data processor configured to acquire image data imaged by a camera device and generate image data with an object name label added, a reference data generator configured to set, by using geographic information, a region within a predetermined distance that is imagable from an estimated position at which the camera device is installed and generate reference data with an object name label added, and an imaging range estimator configured to calculate a concordance rate by comparing a feature indicated by a region of an object name label of the image data with a feature indicated by a region of an object name label of the reference data, and estimate the imaging range of the camera device to be a region of the reference data that corresponds to the image data.

Imaging range estimation device, imaging range estimation method, and program

An inter-device positional relationship estimation apparatus includes an analysis information acquisition unit that acquires time-series analysis information, a recommendation processing unit that estimates unanalyzed detailed information in time-series analysis information applying a predetermined recommendation algorithm, an initial map creation unit that calculates a neighborhood determination point indicating a degree of correlation of detailed information between fixed devices to create an initial map, and a device relationship map creation unit that calculates neighborhood points indicating a degree of correlation of detailed information between respective devices including a moving device or/and a new fixed device to calculate a detection probability and a movement time between devices and create a device relationship map.

Inter-device positional relationship estimation device, inter-device positional relationship estimation method, and program

An optical network system includes a master node and a plurality of optical switch nodes, allowing the number of nodes without depending on the number of wavelengths. The master node is configured to: divide a wavelength path having an arbitrary wavelength into time slots each having a predetermined time period; and allocate the time slots to each of the optical switch nodes. Each of the optical switch nodes is configured to: synchronize the time slots based on information delivered from the master node; and thereby transmit or receive a data or performs route switching.

Optical network system, optical switch node, master node, and node

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Kyota Hattori