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(Koganei, Tokyo)
Kashima Space
Technology Center
(Kashima, Ibaraki)
RESEARCHER
SUZUKI Kenji
Position
Research EngineerPost
Space Communication Systems LaboratoryResearch Project
HICALI (Optical Satellite Communication)Keywords of My Works
Satellite control Mobile satellite communication MVL Small satellite Optical satellite communicationResearch interests
Qualification:- Vocational training instructor license
- The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers(1984-)
- The Virtual Reality Society of Japan(from 1998 to 2013)
- Human Interface Society (from 1999 to 2013)
- CCSDS SPACE LINK SERVICES AREA OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS WORKING GROUP (CCSDS_SLS-OPT) Member
- Member of the editorial committee of B*plus Magazine of the Communications Society of IEICE(from June 2016)
- Table tennis, tennis, jogging, band activities, horticulture, bird watching, skiing, oil painting
Career
SUZUKI Kenji joined the Radio Research Laboratory (RRL; currently NICT) in 1983.
Since then, he has engaged in research on satellite control technology, mobile satellite communication, the Multimedia Virtual Laboratory, development of JEM/ICS(in NASDA-JAXA), research using small satellites and research on optical and RF signal multi-feeder links. And site diversity research for optical satellite communications.
He received the Satellite Communications Research Awards in 2011, 2014, 2015 and 2016 from Technical Committee on Satellite Communications of IEICE.
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