The 6th International Symposium on Temporal Design

16 - 17 November 2013
Grand Hotel, No.1, Sec.4, Zhongshan N. Rd., Zhongshan Dist.,Taipei City 10461: http://the-grand-hotel-taipei.hotel.com.tw/
Organized by
Acoustics Lab, Architecture Department, Chaoyang University of Technology, Taichung, Taiwan

[ISTD Program Committee]

Chairperson: Dr. Chiung-Yao Chen, Associate Professor, Chaoyang University of Technology, Taiwan, chychen@cyut.edu.tw
Co-chair: Prof. em, Yoichi Ando, Kobe University, Japan andoy@cameo.plala.or.jp
Symposium Secretary: Hsiupao Chang, anne.grace@msa.hinet.net

[Members]

Prof. Chiung Yao Chen, Chaoyang University of Technology, Taiwan, chychen@cyut.edu.tw                                                                                     Prof. Wei Hwa Chiang, University of Science and Technology, Taiwan, whch@mail.ntust.edu.tw
Prof. Jian Kang, University of Sheffield, UK, j.kang@sheffield.ac.uk
Prof. Ken Ito, University of Tokyo, Japan, itokenstein@yahoo.co.jp
Prof. Lixi Huang, The University of Hong Kong, China, lixi@hku.hk
Prof. Wei Hui Wang, The National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan, whwang@mail.ntou.edu.tw
Prof. em. Alessandro Cocchi, University of Bologna, Italy, alessandro.cocchi@unibo.it
Prof. Trevor Cox, University of Salford, UK, T.J.Cox@salford.ac.uk
Dr. George Dodd, University of Auckland, New Zealand, g.dodd@auckland.ac.nz
Peter Rogers, Cole Jarman, UK, peter.rogers@colejarman.com
Prof. Jan Yeul Sohn, Hanyang University, Korea, jysohn@hanyang.ac.kr
Prof. Shuo Xian Wu, South China University of Tecnology, China, arshxwu@scut.edu.cn
Prof. Takashi Yano, Kumamoto University, Japan, yano@gpo.kumamoto-u.ac.jp


[Symposium venue]

The meeting will be held in the Grand Hotel, TAIPEI. Please click here for the map.
The Grand Hotel retains the elements of classic Chinese architecture in its building. It is not only the most splendid landmark of Taipei, but representative of contemporary palatial architecture. More information about the Grand Hotel can be found in the website: http://www.grand-hotel.org/main/default.htm


[Call for Papers]

Submission of Abstracts
Potential contributors are invited to submit an abstract of approximately 300 words. The abstracts should clearly indicate the paper title, author names, address, phone, fax and e-mail. Please refer the registration form and send your contributions to chychen@cyut.edu.tw.
Submission of Full Papers
To submit the final paper for the 6th ISTD 2013 Symposium, please write it according to the template here. Excellent papers presented by young researchers will be awarded at the closing ceremony on 17 November 2013.

Submission Acceptance Letter

Please kindly check your mailbox as well as your junk mail folder.

Author could also print 6ISTD 2013 acceptance list here. And we would like to inform you that deadlines for submission of full paper for publication of Proceedings of the 6th ISTD is 30 September, 2013. If you have any further questions about 6ISTD, please do not hesitate to contact us.


[Key dates]

Deadlines for Submission of Abstracts (300 words): 30 June, 2013 (Extended)
Deadlines for Submission of Full Paper for Publication of Proceedings of the 6th ISTD: 30 September, 2013
Deadlines for Submission of Full paper(s) for Publication on JTD*: 31 January, 2014
*Selected papers will be published in a special issue, Journal of Temporal Design in Architecture and Environment, for the 6th ISTD.
Deadlines for registration and payment: 15 September, 2013


[Scientific Topics, including]

Architecture acoustics
Building acoustics
Environmental acoustics
Music and musical spaces
Soundscape
Sound quality
Auditory system
Noise and vibration measurement and evaluation
Environmental psychology and physiology
Building environmental design including visual, heat, and indoor air environments
Architectural theory/practice for temporal design
Futurology/Philosophy of architecture


Taipei lOI

CKS Memorial Hall

 


Theatre

 

Drama outdoor a Grand Hotel garden

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[Opening Lectures]

Prof. Ron Ping Lai, President of AIOT, Taiwan,
Prof. Yoichi Ando, Kobe University, Japan,


[Plenary Keynote LecturesgFuturology/Philosophy of architectureh]

Mr. Koji Danjou (Buddhist), Chief priest of SAIKOJI Temple in Takasago, Hyogo-Pref.                                                                                                                     Prof. Akio Takatsu, Kobe-Yamate University, Japan                                                        Prof. Gary W. Siebein, University of Florida, USA


[Plenary Keynote LecturesgNoise Control in Roomsh]

Prof. Jian Kang, Professor, University of Sheffield, UK                                                  Prof. Lixi Huang, Professor, The University of Hong Kong, China,
Prof. Wei Hui Wang, Professor, National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan,
Programme-6ISTD, Brief  Introduction to Keynote Speech, 6ISTD Proceedings


[Registrations]

Registration fee: 240 USD
Student's registration fee: 120 USD
(These include the booklet, CD, lunch, coffee, and banquet)
Accompanying person's fee: 100 USD
(This includes lunch, coffee, reception and banquet)
Additional paper fee: 70 USD
(If participants present more than one paper, they should pay 70 USD per additional paper.)
For Registration and payment, please click here or click information about payment. Accommodation or Visa Assistance,  please contact anne.grace@msa.hinet.net for the registration information.


[Further Information]

Taiwan lies on the western edge of the Pacific "rim of fire," and continuous tectonic movements have created majestic peaks, rolling hills and plains, basins, coastlines, and other natural landscapes. Taiwan's tropical, sub-tropical, and temperate climates provide clear differentiation between the different seasons. There are about 18,400 species of wildlife on the island, with more than 20% being rare or endangered species. More information can be found in the website: http://eng.taiwan.net.tw/
In addition Taiwan has a warm and humid climate and a variety of terrain, including sandbars, plains, basins, hills, plateaus, and mountains. As a result, the country is home to abundant animal and plant life, including various endemic species, and can therefore be regarded as one gigantic eco-park.
Moreover, In Taiwan, where most locals are huge fans of tasty and special cuisines, it is said that there is a snack shop every three steps and a restaurant every five.
All of this makes Taiwan a veritable paradise for gourmands. Taiwan's own native cuisines have also become known around the world, and if you try it just once you will remember it forever.

 

[Photos in 6ISTD]

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[Invitation from Journal of Temporal Design in Architecture and Environment]

Deadlines for Submission of Full paper(s) for Publication on JTD*: 31 January, 2014, please click information about submission.