Until now, the Watanabe Laboratory has collaborated with the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and Hiroshima Jogakuin Junior and Senior High School to send out the wishes for peace in the atomic bombed areas and Hiroshima to the world. Month) has been released.

　In the production of the "Pearl Harbor Archive" released this time, we applied technologies such as the "Hiroshima Archive" and based on the testimony collection compiled by Hawaii-based writer Katrina Luksovsky, we went to Hawaii at the time of the attack on Pearl Harbor. In addition to posting photos and testimonies of the U.S. Navy soldiers and their families who lived on the 3D map, we estimated the shooting positions of the aerial photographs taken at that time and the photographs that captured the appearance of the base damaged by the attack of the Imperial Japanese Navy. And mapped.

　Black-and-white photographs are colored using the "automatic coloring of black-and-white photographs using deep networks" technology developed by Waseda University's Hiroshi Ishikawa laboratory, and the gentleness of people who lived in the past by mouse over and tapping. In everyday life, the scene of the battlefield that suddenly visited there was vividly revived. The "Pearl Harbor Archive" can be viewed on a web browser on a PC or smartphone.

Reference: [Tokyo Metropolitan University] Multiple Digital Archives- "Pearl Harbor Archive", which summarizes the materials of the attack on Pearl Harbor on a XNUMXD map, has been released.
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