位置情報データ活用ビジネスセミナー北信越開催

Location Data Business Seminar @Iwate University

Thursday, December 5, 2024 14:00~ (Doors open from 13:30)

Pre-registration Free to attend

National University Corporation Iwate University Ueda Campus, Faculty of Science and Engineering

〒020-0066 4-3-5 Ueda, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture

LBMA Japan (Location Business & Marketing Association Japan) , a general incorporated association consisting of 85+ domestic business members ,

It is a general incorporated association that promotes business marketing services using location data.

Specializing in the use of location information data, which is something we don't usually come across much.

We hold many events to introduce business and service examples to everyone in an easy-to-understand manner.

This time, together with our member company, ERI Co., Ltd. (a Morioka company), and National University Corporation Iwate University,

We will be holding a seminar with six speakers and a business card exchange session.

We welcome not only those from corporations who are interested in business using location data, but also students to participate.

How location data is being used to make business happen

We hope that this will be an opportunity for you to learn about the business activities of each of the companies presenting.

Please note that you will need to register in advance to attend. *Deadline for registration is December 4th .

Visitor registration (free)

講演詳細

14:00~14:05

ごあいさつ
上越妙高駅ネクスト10コンソーシアム　代表　福田健一

（株式会社ジョーサン代表取締役）

事業用Wi-Fiシステム応用した、シンプルな人流システムを構築したスタートアップとして、上越妙高駅をはじめ、地方都市の交通、商業拠点等におけるデータ取得・分析例を紹介するとともに、今後の展望、課題感、および地域・事業者さまとの連携についてお話いたします。

14:00~14:05

Opening Session
Jun Nakamura, Secretary General, LBMA Japan

14:05~14:30

Discussing the potential of truck and bus probe data

「上越妙高駅」と名を冠する隣接2市の担当者に登壇いただき、上越妙高駅の開業前後の変化、交通・観光等における取り組みや今後の課題、各市の紹介、PRなどをデータを絡めながら、お話いただきます。

Miyoshi Kei

Hino Computer Systems Co., Ltd.

Solution Promotion Department

In recent years, probe data collected from vehicles has been attracting attention and is being used to address transportation and social issues. In particular, probe data from trucks and buses, unlike passenger cars, can accurately grasp the trends of people and goods flow, which can greatly contribute to efficiency and disaster response.
In this presentation, we will explain the role of truck probe data in the location information business and introduce the latest examples of its use.