Symposium of the “Cooperative Research by Liaison between Hub Institutes”, 2016 “Construction of a New Paradigm for Improving Uncertainty of Risk Evaluation for Large Magnitude Earthquakes”
- Date : 25 Mar. 2016 9:30 - 18:00
- Symposium
Date | 25 Mar. 2016 9:30 - 18:00 |
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Place | Kihada Hall, Uji Obaku plaza, Kyoto University Uji Campus |
Symposium of the “Cooperative Research by Liaison between Hub Institutes”, 2016
“Construction of a New Paradigm for Improving Uncertainty of Risk Evaluation for Large Magnitude Earthquakes”
【Program】
Date & Time: Friday, March 25th, 2016 9:30-18:00
Venue: Kihada Hall, Kyoto University Uji Campus
9:30
- Opening address (5 min.)
- Background and Purpose of the project “Cooperative Research by Liaison between Hub institutes” (15 min.)
9:50
- Progress report (2 hours in total)
- Source model Masatoshi Miyazawa (DPRI)
- Propagation path and deep structure Kimihiro Mochizuki (ERI)
- Strong motion prediction Takashi Iidaka (ERI)
- Shallow structure Tetsuo Tobita (DPRI)
- Structure damage estimation Hiroshi Kawase (DPRI)
- Risk evaluation Kazuyoshi Nishijima (DPRI)
- Platform development Shinichi Matsushima (DPRI)
- Stakeholder involvement Norio Maki (DPRI)
- Uncertainty of risk evaluation Seung Han Lee (DPRI)
11:50
Lunch break
13:00
- Invited presentations (40 min. each)
- John Douglas (University of Strathclyde, Glasgow)
“Estimation of Strong Ground Motion: Aleatory Variability and Epistemic Uncertainty”
- Christine Goulet (University of Southern California/Southern California Earthquake Center)
“Reduction of epistemic uncertainty in ground-motion hazard assessment: empirical and simulation-based approaches”
14:20
Coffee break
14:30
- Thomas Le Guenan (BRGM)
“Strategies and tools for decision making (provisional)”
- Katsuichiro Goda (University of Bristol)
“Multi-Hazard Earthquake-Tsunami Risk Assessment for Mega-thrust Subduction Earthquakes”
15:50
Coffee break
16:00
- Reduction of uncertainty (1 hour in total)
- Source model
- Propagation path and deep structure
- Strong motion prediction
- Shallow structure
- Structure damage estimation
- Risk evaluation
17:00
- Discussions (55 min.)
17:55
- Closing remarks (5 min.)
18:00
End