Tohoku University Cognitive Neuroscience Application Center

Human cognition and behavior are controlled by a variety of “maps” in the brain, and the diversity of these maps and their processing creates the diversity of human behavior.
Geographical maps, body-space perception, geo-political maps, hazard maps, network maps, human-relationship maps...
Being able to read a map is not the same as reaching a destination without getting lost. Some people can read the past and the future from maps, while others cannot.
We held an online symposium with the aim of building a new fusion academic field, in which the meaning of maps for individuals and society can be read in a holistic (meta) way using a multifaceted approach (social, psychological, cognitive, brain), and this comprehensive knowledge can be applied to education, social design, and manufacturing (education, economy, law, and engineering). (Sugiura)

Date: Tuesday, January 14, 2025
Time: 10:00 - 12:30
Method: Online method (ZOOM)

Program
10:00 Opening

10:05 「fMRIの基礎と脳内地図」杉浦元亮（加齢医学研究科）
10:25 「発達障害者における対人距離マッピングの特異性」横田晋務（教育学研究科）
10:45 「異分野連携による工業技術開発での脳内マップ活用の提案」菊池紗耶（医学系研究科）
11:05 「サイバー空間の距離の認識」三浦直樹（東北工業大学）

11:20 break

11:25 「近隣環境が人々の空間認知に及ぼす影響の解明」永田彰平（災害科学国際研究所）
11:40 「ハザードマップを読むときの脳」姥浦道夫（災害科学国際研究所）
11:55 「津波ハザードマップにおけるリスク表現と評価の関係性」山梨裕太（災害科学国際研究所）
12:10 「空間理解が避難行動に及ぼす影響」新家杏奈（災害科学国際研究所）

12:25 Closing