Space Observation Systems for Astrophysics Laboratory
Observation on data from the universe
To make observations using a balloon or satellite, it is necessary to read out signals detected by detectors and process and extract necessary information before relaying the data from the balloon or satellite to the ground for conducting analyses to extract only scientific information. Our laboratory hopes to provide a place for students to conduct research on technologies that combine hardware and software through their development of space observation systems.
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Affiliation
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Electronic Information Systems
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Faculty Name
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YOSHIDA, Kenji
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Academic Society
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The Physical Society of Japan The Astronomical Society of Japan |
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Keyword
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Universe, Physics, International Space Station |
Study Fields
Physics
Astrophysics
Astronomy
Astrophysics
Astronomy
For Society
Our laboratory conducts research to develop detectors to be loaded onto satellites or balloons for actual observation. A myriad of mysteries remain about the universe, but your research at this laboratory might lead to a key to unlock some of the mysteries.
Research Themes
- Observation of the high-energy universe by Calorimetric Electron Telescope (CALET) onboard the International Space Station
- Research on adopting data mining to cosmic ray particles identification
- Development of simulation models for cosmic ray detectors