2026 한국식물분류학회

 

특별 심포지엄:통합 분류학적 AI를 향해서  Toward Integrative Taxonomic AI      

워크숍: AI 기반 식물표본 이미지 동정    AI-based Identification of Herbarium Images

          최근 식물분류학과 생물다양성 연구에서는 디지털 식물표본 이미지와 인공지능 기술의 활용이 빠르게 확대되고 있습니다. 고해상도 표본 이미지는 종 동정, 형태 분석, 표본관 자료 재검토, 기후변화 연구 등에 활용될 수 있는 중요한 연구 자원입니다. 이에 2026년 여름, 한국연구재단 한일공동연구 프로젝트와 한국식물분류학회의 후원으로 분류학에서 AI의 이용에 대한 특별 심포지엄과 워크숍을 개최합니다. 참가자들은 AI 활용 가능성을 살펴보고, 이미지 전처리, 모델 학습 및 추론, 결과 해석, 웹사이트 구축 과정을 실습하게 됩니다. 국제 심포지엄이기는 하지만, 대한민국 연사들은 한국어로, 일본 연사님들은 영어로 발표가 진행됩니다.

        장소안내, 성신여자대학교 자연사박물관 안내, 근처 맛집 안내

        eduroam 인터넷 연결 안내

 

진행일정

      09:00–09:10 Sangtae Kim / 김상태 (Sungshin Women’s University / 성신여자대학교)

                       Opening Remarks / 개회사

<Symposium: Toward Integrative Taxonomic AI> C207

    09:10–09:40 Sangtae Kim / 김상태 (Sungshin Women’s University / 성신여자대학교)

              Paradigm Change: From Identification AI to Integrative Taxonomic AI

    09:40–10:10 Atsuko Takano (Museum of Nature and Human Activities, Hyogo)

               An Attempt to Develop a System for Identifying Difficult-to-Identify Taxonomic Groups Using Multimodal AI

    10:10–10:40 Takashi Akihiro (Shimane University)

               What Does AI Look to Recognize Plant Species?

    10:40–10:50 Coffee Break / 휴식

    10:50–11:20 Chang Bae Kim / 김창배 (Sangmyung University / 상명대학교)

               Progressive Expansion of AI-Based Image Classification Techniques for Turtle Conservation and Management

    11:20–11:50 Jaesung Lee / 이재성 (Chung-Ang University / 중앙대학교)

               Deep Image Clustering: Algorithms, Applications, and Emerging Trends

    11:50–14:00 Lunch and Tour of the Sungshin Women’s University Natural History Museum

               점심 식사 및 성신여자대학교 자연사박물관 관람

<Workshop: AI-based Identification of Herbarium Images> B-109 PC room

진행: Sangtae Kim / 김상태, Hyeonji Moon / 문현지, Se-Eun Jung / 정세은 (Sungshin Women’s University / 성신여자대학교)

         Sujeong Han / 한수정 (Chung-Ang University / 중앙대학교)

    워크숍 자료 PPT 다운로드    워크숍자료 PDF (바로보기)

    사용할 script 파일들 다운로드

    분류군을 지정하지 않은 분들을 위한  Viola 학습 data 다운로드      Viola 추론 data 다운로드  

    

    14:00–14:30 Introduction to the Overall Workshop Process

                      워크숍 전체 과정 소개

    14:30–15:00 Checking Computer Settings and Personal Preparation

                      개인 컴퓨터 환경설정 점검 및 실습 준비

    15:00–15:30 Preprocessing (HerbPAI) and AI Model Training

                      전처리(HerbPAI) and AI 모델학습

    15:30–16:00 Interpretation of Results, Model Inference, and Website Construction

                      결과 해석, 모델 추론, 및 웹사이트 구축

    16:00–16:30 Q & A

                      질의 응답

 

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