8 Oct. (Wed)
9:30
-9:55
9:55
Opening Remarks
Y. Koike
(Chair, POF2014)
S. Miyata
(Program Officer, S-Innovation Program, JST)
Materials & Fiber Tech. (Session Chair : Y. Koike)
-10:40
9:55-10:20
Invited
Recent Progress of Perfluorinated GI-POF
Y. Watanabe, O. Kimoto, and M. Ohgawara
(Asahi Glass Co., Ltd., Japan)
10:20-10:40
Fabrication of Active and Passive Singlemode Polymer Optical Fibers
R. Evert , D. Zaremba, A. Cichosch, R. Caspary, H.-H. Johannes, and W. Kowalsky
(TU Braunschweig, Germany)
10:40
Coffee Break
-11:00
11:00
Datacom & Network (Session Chair : H. Poisel)
-12:10
11:00-11:25
Invited
Noise and High Speed MMF Links
S. K. Pavan 1, J. Lavrencik, and S. E. Ralph 1
(Georgia Institute of Technology, U. S. A. )
11:25-11:50
Invited
POF Based Home Networks: from Academic to Industry
E. Tangdiongga 1, Y. Shi 2, and A.M.J. Koonen 1
(1: Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands. 2: Genexis B.V., The
Netherlands)
11:50-12:10
Launching Condition Dependence of Noise Reduction Effect in Radio
over Fiber Systems with Graded-Index Plastic Optical Fibers
A. Inoue 1, R. Furukawa 2, M. Matsuura 2, and Y. Koike1
(1: Keio University, Japan 2: University of Electro-Communications, Japan)
12:10
-13:25
Lunch
13:25
Active & Passive Devices (Session Chair : O. Sugihara)
-14:35
13:25-13:50
Invited
Fiberoptic Rotary Joints Reach a New Dimension in Transmission
Capacity
H. Poisel 1, O. Ziemann 1, A. Bachmann 1, M. Brechtel 1, F. Winkler 1, T. Mohrberg 1, P.
Dengler 1, P. Doerjes 1, H. Langhals 2, T. Schluecker 2, and G. Schoppel 3
(1: Technische Hochschule G.S.Ohm, Germany 2: Ludwig-Maximilian-University Munich,
Germany 3: Venturetec Mechatronics GmbH, Germany)
13:50-14:15
Invited
Optimization of Ball Lens Assembly Design for GI POF Optical MicroCollimator
A. Mitsui 1, H. Suzuki 1, T. Torikai 1, H. Takizuka 2, T. Toma 2, and Y. Koike 2
(1: Mitsubishi Pencil, Japan 2: Keio University, Japan)
14:15-14:35
A Study on the Use of Yellow/Orange Semiconductor Light Sources
for Data Transmission along PMMA Plastic Optical Fibres
R. M. Ribeiro, C.R.L. Rodrigues, V. N. H. Silva, and A. P. L. Barbero
(Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil)
14:35
Coffee Break
-14:55
14:55
Sensors & Detectors (Session Chair : J. Zubia)
-16:20
14:55-15:20
Invited
Clinical Application of Plastic Optical Fiber-Based Sleep Apnea Sensor
S. Mitachi
(Tokyo University of Technology, Japan)
15:20-15:40
Plastic Fiber Based Cylindrical Whispering Gallery Mode
Microresonators for Sensing Applications
Y. Semenova, V. Kavungal, Q. Wu, and G. Farrell
(Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland)
15:40-16:00
Investigations on Climatic Influences on Spectral Backscatter
Properties of Perfluorinated-POF for Distributed Sensing
M. Steffen, S. Liehr, and K. Krebber
(Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM), Germany)
16:00-16:20
ArF Excimer Laser Microprocessing of Polymer Optical Fibers for
Customized Sensors Development
L. Athanasekos 1, 2, M. Vasileiadis 1, 2, A. El Sachat 1, 3, N. A. Vainos 1, 2 and C. Riziotis
1
(1: National Hellenic Research Foundation, Greece 2: University of Patras, Greece 3:
Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology ICN2, Spain)
16:20
Poster Session
-18:00
P-1
Switching Electrical Power with Polymer Optical Fibers
K. Smirnow, S. Loquai, J. Fischer, O. Ziemann and T. Becker
(Technische Hochschule G.S.Ohm, Germany)
P-2
Correlation between Mode Coupling and Light Scattering Caused by
Microscopic Heterogeneous Structure in Graded-Index Plastic
Optical Fiber
T. Kashiwazaki, A. Inoue, and Y. Koike
(Keio University, Japan)
P-3
Study on Graded Index Plastic Optical Fiber with High Humidity
Stability
N. Uratani, A. Inoue, K. Makino, A. Kondo, and Y. Koike
(Keio University, Japan)
P-4
Optical Evaluation of the Coupling Zone between Concentrating
Optics and a Polymer Optical Fiber
L. Krasznek, A. Dwars, H. Poisel, and J. Vinogradov
(Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon Ohm, Germany)
P-5
Characterization of Micro-Structured POF for Short-Reach
Communication
G. Surkova 1, 2, R. Lwin 3, S. Leon-Sava 3, A. Argyros 3, H. Poisel 1, A. Zadorin 2 and R.
Kruglov 1
(1: Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon Ohm, Germany 2: Tomsk State
University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics, Germany 3: The University of
Sydney, Australia)
P-6
Improved Modelling of Connector Losses for SI-POF Based on Exact
Values for the Radiance at Fiber End Faces
J. Xu, M. Bloos, and H. Poisel
(Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon Ohm, Germany)
P-7
Giant-Strain Dependence of Propagation Loss in Perfluorinated
Plastic Optical Fibers
H. Ujihara, N. Hayashi, M. Tabaru, Y. Mizuno, and K. Nakamura
(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
P-8
Non Destructive Testing Technique Using Speckle Patterns Obtained
from Plastic Optical Fiber
M. Lomer, F. Madruga, L. Rodriguez-Cobo, J. Zubia, and J.M. Lopez-Higuera
(University of Cantabria, Spain)
P-9
A Study on Effect of Maneuver Training to Suppress Decline of
Working Efficiency by Visual Delay in Telesurgery
I. Maida, 1, H. Sato 2, and T. Toma 1
(1: Keio University, Japan 2: Keisoku Giken Co., Ltd, Japan )
P-10
Four-Channel WDM Transmission via 1-mm SI-POF Employing DMT
Modulation
M. Jončić 1, R. Kruglov 2, M. Haupt 1, R. Caspary 3, J. Vinogradov 2, U. H. P. Fischer 1, and
O. Ziemann 2
(1: Harz University of Applied Sciences, Germany 2: University of Applied Sciences
“Georg Simon Ohm”, Germany 3: Technische Universitat Braunschweig, Germany)
P-11
Performance Evaluation of Short-Range PF-GIPOF Links: on Discrete
Multi-Tone Transmission and WDM Enhancement
D.S. Montero 1, P.J. Pinzón 1, A. Tapetado 1, C. Vázquez 1, and J. Zubia 2
(1: Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain 2: University of the Basque Country, Spain)
P-12
Microalgae Cultivation by Solar Concentration in a Modified POF
Bundle
D. A. P. Da Ponte, A., Cordova, M. M. Werneck, Y. R. Cruz, R. C. Allil, D. A. G. Aranda, L. G.
Carvalho, and R. C. V. Paula
(Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil )
P-13
Fabrication and Light Branching of Negative Type GI Plastic Optical
Fiber
K. Tsukada,K. Asakura, and E. Nihei
(Keio University, Japan)
P-14
Effect of Dopant Structure on Refractive Index and Glass Transition
Temperature of GI POF Cores
K. Koike 1, H. Teng 2, Y. Koike 1, and Y. Okamoto 2
(1: Keio University, Japan 2: NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering, U. S. A.)
P-15
Graded-Index Polymer Optical Fiber with High Temperature Stability
H. Yoshida 1, R. Nakao 1, Y. Masabe 1, K. Koike 2, and Y. Koike 2
(1: Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd., Japan 2: Keio University, Japan)
P-16
Probing Polarisation from a Single-Mode Microstructured Polymer
Optical Fibre for Mass Sensing
G. Durana, O. Arrizabalaga, G. Aldabaldetreku, J. Villatoro, and J. Zubia
(University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Spain)
P-17
Plastic Optical Fiber Sensor for Measuring of Respiration Based on
Changes Speckle Patterns
M. Lomer 1, L. Rodriguez-Cobo 1, V. Landeras 1, J. Zubia 2, F. Madruga 1, and J.M. LopezHiguera 1
(1: University of Cantabria, Spain
2: University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Spain)
P-18
Chemical Warfare Agents Sensor Based on POF Bi-Conical Taper
Technology
P. Pura, I. Jakubowska, K. Stasiewicz, P. Marc, R. Wonko, and L.R. Jaroszewicz
(Military University of Technology, Poland)
P-19
Autonomous and Wireless-Enabled Multiagent Chemical and
Biological Sensors Based on Polymer Optical Fibers
C. Riziotis, L. Athanasekos, A. El Sachat, A. Meristoudi, and S. Pispas
(National Hellenic Research Foundation, Greece)
P-20
Strain Monitoring of Energetic Elastomeric Composites by Embedded
Plastic Optical Fibers
C. Riziotis, L. Eineder , L. Bancallari, and G. Tussiwand
(National Hellenic Research Foundation, Greece)
P-21
Testing Different POF Sensor Architectures for a Rapid Response
Escherichia Coli Biosensor
V. M. Queiroz 1, D. M. C. Rodrigues 1, R. C. S. B. Allil 1, 2, R. N. Lopes 1, D. Rambauske 2,
M. F. R. M. Figueira 1, M. M. Werneck 1
(1: Federal University of Rio deJaneiro, Brazil 2: Brazilian Army Technological Center,
Brazil)
P-22
Brillouin Frequency Shift Hopping in Plastic Optical Fiber
N. Hayashi, K. Minakawa, Y. Mizuno, and K. Nakamura
(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
P-23
Brillouin Properties Influenced by Glass Transition in Plastic Optical
Fibers
K. Minakawa 1, K. Koike 2, Q. Du 3. N. Hayashi 1, Y. Koike 2, Y. Mizuno, and K. Nakamura
1
(1: Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan 2: Keio University, Japan 3: Polytechnic School of
Engineering, New York University, U.S.A. )
P-24
Strain and Temperature Sensing Based on Multimode Interference
in Perfluorinated Plastic Optical Fibers
G. Numata, N. Hayashi, M. Tabaru, Y. Mizuno, and K. Nakamura
(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
P-25
Plastic Optical Fiber Fuse: Characterization and Real-Time
Monitoring
Y. Mizuno, N. Hayashi, H. Tanaka, and K. Nakamura
(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
P-26
Performance Characterization of a Low-Cost Optical Current Sensor
against Temperature Fluctuations
I. García 1, J. Zubia 1, E. Arrospide 1, A. Berganza 1, L. Casado 2, C. Vázquez 3, J. Mateo
4
(1: University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Spain 2: Smart Grid, Spain 3: Carlos III
University of Madrid, Spain 4: University of Zaragoza, Spain)
P-27
Investigation of Cutting Method for Graded Index Plastic Optical
Fiber to Minimize Optical Power Losses
K. Yoshimura 1, S. Oi 1, H. Takizuka 2, T. Toma 2, and Y. Koike 2
(1: Honda Tsushin Kogyo Co, Ltd., Japan 2: Keio University, Japan)
P-28
Optical Module for Graded-Index Plastic Optical Fiber
K. Yoshimura and S. Oi
(Honda Tsushin Kogyo Co., Ltd., Japan)
P-29
Study of the GI POF High Speed Link in a Residential House to the
Present and for the Future
T. Taniguchi 1, H. Yoshida 1, T. Toma 2, and Y. Koike 2
(1: Sekisui Chemical, Co., Ltd., Japan 2: Keio University, Japan)
P-30
Consumption of Photopolymer Molecules per bit in Time Series
Collinear Holographic Memory
T. Shimura 1, T. Nozaki 1, R. Fujimura 2, and K. Kuroda 2
(1: The University of Tokyo, Japan 2: Utsunomiya University, Japan )
P-31
Simultaneous Two Data Pages Recording and by Dual-Channel
Polarization Holography in a Photoinduced Birefringent Polymer and
Simultaneous Reconstruction Using an Image Sensor
D. Barada, S. Kawata, and T. Yatagai
(Utsunomiya University, Japan)
P-32
The Comparison of Formation of Photo-Induced Grating in AzoCarbazole Dye Doped Polymer by linearly and Circularly Polarized
Laser Irradiation
K. Tada, T. Imai, and Y. Kawabe
(Chitose Institute of Science and Technology, Japan)
P-33
Athermal Silicon Photonic Devices Using Hybrid Polymer Cladding
T. Kita 1, F. S. Tan, O. Sugihara 2, H. Yamada 1, and T. Kaino 1
(1: Tohoku University, Japan 2: Utsunomiya University, Japan)
P-34
Triphenylamine-Based Photoconductive Polymers: Toward Video
Rate Response Photorefractive Device
H. N. Giang, K. Kinashi, W. Sakai and N. Tsutsumi
(Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan)
P-35
Ultra-High Sensitive Photorefractive Polymer and Its Mechanism
K. Kinashi, K. Masumura, W. Sakai, and N. Tsutsumi
(Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan)
P-36
Enhanced Single Photon Generation on a Nanofiber with a
Composite Photonic Crystal Cavity
R. Yalla, M. Sadgrove, K. P. Nayak, and K. Hakuta
(The University of Electro-Communications, Japan)
P-37
Modal Power Distributions in Multimode Optical Fibers:
Standardization and Application to Automotive Networks
M. Kagami, A. Kawasaki, and M. Yonemura
(Toyota Central R&D Labs., Japan)
P-38
Development of High Transmission Silica Optical Nanofiber
Production Technology
H. Iida 1, H. Shiratori 1, R. Osada 1, N. Ishihara 1, and K. Hakuta 2
(1: Ishihara Sangyo Co., Ltd., Japan 2:University of Electro-Communications, Japan)
P-39
Optoelectronic Non-Linearity of Visible Wavelength LEDs at MHz
Frequencies Intended for PMMA SI-POF Links
S. S. O. Júnior, R. M. Ribeiro, V. N. H. Silva, and A. P. L. Barbero
(Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil)
P-40
Nanodiamond-Dispersed Transparent Screen
S. Masuko 1, K. Sakajiri 1, S. Kakimoto 2, T. Fujimura 2, J. Watanabe 1, and M. Tokita 1
(1: Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan 2: Vision Development Co., Ltd., Japan)
9 Oct. (Thu)
9:30
Materials & Fiber Tech (Session Chair : W. R. White)
-10:40
9:30-9:55
Invited
Second Cladding Manipulation in DSI-POF
S. Sasho
(Asahi Kasei E-Materials Corporation, Japan)
9:55-10:20
Invited
Step Index Plastic Optical Fiber(SI-POF) Technology for Data-com
Application
Y. Tsukamoto and T. Kimura
(Mitsubishi Rayon Co., Ltd., Japan)
10:20-10:40
Novel Concepts for Copolymer Based High Temperature POFs
D. Zaremba, R. Evert, A. Cichosch, R. Caspary, W. Kowalsky and H.-H. Johannes
(TU Braunschweig, Germany)
10:40
Coffee Break
-11:10
11:10
Datacom & Network (Session Chair : S. Ralph)
-12:15
11:10-11:35
Invited
Current and Future In-Vehicle Optical Communication
N. Serizawa
(Yazaki Corporation, Japan)
11:35-11:55
Implementation of WDM Technology for Data Transmission over 50m SI-POF beyond 20 Gb/s
R. Kruglov 1, J. Vinogradov 1, S. Loquai 1, O. Ziemann 1, C.-A. Bunge 2, T. Hager 3, and U.
Strauss 3
(1: Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Georg Simon Ohm, Germany 2:University for
Telecommunication Leipzig, Germany 3:OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH,
Germany)
11:55-12:15
Design and Analysis of a WDM System for Multi-Gbit/s Transmission
over 50 m of SI-POF
P.J. Pinzón, C. Vázquez, I. Pérez, and P.C. Lallana
(Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain)
12:15
Lunch
-13:30
13:30
Photonics Polymers (Session Chair : T. Toma)
-15:10
13:30-13:55
Invited
Recent Research and Development Activities on Plastic Optical
Fibers in Korea
B. R. Kim and S. H. Park
(Yonsei University, Korea)
13:55-14:20
Invited
Recent Progress of Optical Interconnect Devices Using Photonic
Polymers
O. Sugihara 1, T. Kita 2, D. Inoue 3, F. S. Tan 1, A. Hattori 4, A. Kawasaki 3, M. Sato 4, T.
Yamashita 3, M. Mizuno 5, S. Okada 6, M. Kagami 3, M.Tsuchimori 3, O. Watanabe 3, H.
Yamada 2, and T. Kaino 2
(1: Utsunomiya University, Japan 2: Tohoku University, Japan 3: Toyota Central R&D
Labs., Inc., Japan 4: Fujifilm Corporation, Japan 5: Denso Corporation, Japan 6: Yamagata
University, Japan)
14:20-14:45
Invited
Updatable 3D Holographic Display System: S-Innovation Project’s
Strategy and Future Perspectives
N. Tsutsumi 1, K. Kinashi 1, Y. Kawabe 2, K. Tada 2, K. Fukuzawa 2, T. Sasaki 3, Y. Naka 3,
T. Sassa 4, and T. Fujihara 4
(1: Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan 2: Chitose Institute of Science and Technology,
Japan 3: Tokyo University of Science, Japan 4: Riken, Japan)
14:45-15:10
Invited
Optical Nanofiber Technologies for Quantum Photonics
K. Hakuta, K. P. Nayak, S. Sadgrove, R. R. Yalla, and S. Tomaru
(The University of Electro Communications, Japan)
15:10
Coffee Break
-15:40
15:40
-17:40
Special Session "Towards 4K/8K"
Moderator: Y. Koike(Chair, POF2014)
Plenary
8K Super HI-Vision: A Generational Leap in the Evolution of
Television
M. Sugawara
(NHK Science and Technology Research Laboratories, Japan)
Plenary
Recent Trends and Future Opportunities of Mobile Displays
H. Ohshima
(Japan Display Inc., Japan)
Invited
POF for 4K/8K HDMI Video Installations
W. R. White
(Chromis Fiberoptics Inc., U. S. A.)
18:00
Banquet
10 Oct. (Fri)
9:30
Sensors & Detectors (Session Chair : J. Zubia)
-10:35
9:30-9:55
Invited
POF-Based Distributed Brillouin Sensing
Y. Mizuno, N. Hayashi, and K. Nakamura
(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
9:55-10:15
Stress-Induced Light Leakage of Rhodamine 6G Doped Polymer
Optical Fiber
R. Furukawa 1, D. Mizorogi 1, K. Tsukada 1, E. Nihei 2, M. Matsuura 1, A. Inoue 2, A.
Tagaya 2, and Y. Koike 2
(1:University of Electro-Communicatons, Japan 2:Keio University, Japan)
10:15-10:35
A POF Alkane Sensor Employing Antioxidant-Added Swellable
Polymer Cladding
K. Uda and M. Morisawa
(University of Yamanashi, Japan)
10:35
-11:00
Coffee Break
11:00
Sensors & Detectors (Session Chair: Y. Mizuno)
-12:05
11:00-11:25
Invited
Mechanical Sensing with Microstructured POF
J. Zubia, G. Durana, G. Aldabaldetreku, O. Arrizabalaga, and M. A. Illarramendi
(University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Spain)
11:25-11:45
Development of a Fiber Optical Cell Collector and Sensor (FOCCS)
D. Steinbrück 1, S. Krusekopf 2, R. Niestroj-Pahl 2, A. Gessner 3, A. Techen 3, F. Morgner
3, S. Sass 1, K. Lücke 2, and H.-G. Löhmannsröben 1
(1:University of Potsdam, Germany 2:GILUPI GmbH, Germany 3:Fraunhofer Institute for
Applied Polymer Research, Germany)
11:45-12:05
Sensitivity-Enhanced Detection of Partial Discharge in Cable
Accessories Using Fluorescent Polymer Optical Fibre-Sensor
D. Siebler 1, P. Rohwetter 1, R. Brusenbach 2, C. Lothongkam 1, G. Heidmann 3, A.
Leistner 4, and R. Plath 5
(1: BAM Federal Institute of Materials Research and Testing, Germany 2: TU Berlin,
Germany 3: IPH GmbH, Germany 4: Polymerics GmbH, Germany 5: HPS Berlin GmbH,
Germany )
12:05
Lunch / ICPOF Luncheon Meeting
-13:50
13:50
Datacom & Network (Session Chair : E. Tangdiongga)
-14:55
13:50-14:15
Invited
Feasibility of Optical Star/Ring Networks for Small Area
Communications
K. Oguchi
(Seikei University, Japan)
14:15-14:35
Using ICT to Provide Remote Medical Consultations in an
Increasingly Elderly Society in Japan
J. Katsumata and T. Toma
(Keio University, Japan)
14:35-14:55
Development of WDM Optical Transmission System over GI-POF Pair
Cable for Television RF, Gigabit-Ethernet, and HDMI/DVI
T. Toma 1, T. Sugeta 2, A. Inoue 1, and Y. Koike 1
(1:Keio University, Japan 2:E-Lambdanet, Japan)
14:55
Coffee Break
-15:15
15:15
Characteristics (Session Chair : S. H. Park)
-16:35
15:15-15:35
Evaluation and Analysis of Transmission Characteristics for Bend
Insensitive GI-POF
T. Aiba 1, H. Ishida 2, T. Wakabayashi 2, and Y. Koyamada 1
(1: Ibaraki University, Japan 2: Yazaki Corporation, Japan)
15:35-15:55
Polarization Properties in Doped Polymer Optical Fibers
M. A. Illarramendi 1, J. Arrue 1, J. Zubia 1, I. Bikandi 1, A. Tagaya 2, and Y. Koike 2
(1: University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Spain 2: Keio University, Japan)
15:55
Post Deadline Papers
-16:35
16:35
-16:50
Closing Remarks