International Workshop on Trajectories of Disasters: Building Resilience to Natural Hazards and Risks
- Date : 15 May. 2023 - 16 May. 2023
- Workshop
Date | 15 May. 2023 - 16 May. 2023 |
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Place | Room 301 (Collaborative Research Hub, DPRI) of Uji campus, Kyoto University |
Target | Researcher, Student |
International Workshop on Trajectories of Disasters: Building Resilience to Natural Hazards and Risks
国際ワークショップ「災害の軌跡をたどる」: 災害リスクに対するレジリエンスの構築
Organization:Joint Research Unit for Tsunami Hazard, DPRI
Date:
Monday, 15 May 2023, 13:30-18:20
Tuesday, 16 May 2023, 9:30-17:15
Venue:Room 301 (Collaborative Research Hub, DPRI) of Uji campus, Kyoto University
※Anyone can participate, and reservation is not required in this event.
International Research Network Promotion
Dates: 15-16 May 2023
Workshop Program
15-May | Opening and welcome | |
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13:30 | Welcome by Prof. Cruz Welcome by Prof. Yamori Welcome by Prof. Garnier |
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Introductions | Presentation title | |
13:45 | E. Garnier, CNRS, University of Franche-Comté | The IRN RISCDIS project: interdisciplinarity and perspectives |
14:10 | T. Hiraishi | Introduction of DPRI Joint Earthquake and Tsunami Hazard Research Unit |
14:35 | Discussion, Q/A | |
Tsunami and earthquake hazards | Presentation title | |
15:00 | T. Miyashita | Modeling of Future Subduction Earthquake Sources with Uncertainty and Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard Assessment |
15:25 | Y. Ito | SATREPS Mexico project 2017-2022:
Toward understanding and exploiting slow earthquakes for mitigation earthquake and tsunami disasters |
15:50 | K. Yamori | Development and social implementation of smartphone app Nige-Tore for improving tsunami evacuation drills |
16:15 | Coffee break | |
16:40 | Guillaume St-Onge (submarine landslides) ISMER-UQAR | Earthquake-triggered turbidites from Eastern Canada, the Lesser Antilless and Southern Chile |
17:05 | Olivier Fabbri, CNRS University of Franche-Comté | The geological record of subduction earthquake-related tsunamis: a review |
17:30 | E. Garnier and G. St-Onge | Historical and geological evidence of a tsunami in the St. Lawrence Estuary following the 1925 Charlevoix earthquake |
17:55 | Discussion | |
18:20 | Closing for 1st day | |
19:00 | Informal dinner |
16-May | Learning from the past to prepare for the next big ones | Presentation title |
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9:30 | M. Ubaura (tsunami disaster reconstruction and recovery) | Recovery of the physical environment from the Great East Japan Earthquake |
9:50 | N. Maki (disaster reconstruction, land use planning) | Preparing next big one -trials for pre-disaster recovery planning |
10:10 | H. Tatano (tsunami protection) | TBA |
10:30 | M. Onishi | Risk Communication with a Long-Term Perspective: Collaborative Activities with Local Communities to Prepare for a Large-Scale Sakurajima Eruption |
10:50 | Coffee break | |
11:10 | Sebastien Boret, Tohoku University | Managing Mass Death after the Great East Japan Earthquake. |
11:30 | Florence Lahournat | TBA |
11:50 | Discussion | |
12:30 | Lunch break | |
Towards a resilient society in the face of future disaster events | Presentation title | |
13:30 | James Goltz | Operational earthquake forecasting in the Nankai region of Japan: The special case of tsunami risk |
13:50 | AM Cruz | Natural hazard triggered technological accidents: Going beyond the fence line to achieve territorial resilience |
14:10 | G Nakano | Disaster risk reduction action research through international science cooperation |
14:40 | Discussion | |
15:10 | Coffee break | |
Group discussions | ||
15:30 | Break out group discussions (1st and 2nd round) on possible collaboration | |
16:30 | Summary of discussions | |
17:00 | Final words and closing | |
17:15 | End |