Symposium on 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 - 25 Mar. 2016 09:00 - 18:00 hours
- Symposium
Date | 25 Mar. 2016 - 25 Mar. 2016 09:00 - 18:00 hours |
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Place | Kihada Hall, Kyoto University Uji Campus |
The cooperative research by liaison between hub institutes (DPRI-ERI) which is a part of the 5 year project will hold a symposium on the “Promotion of observation and research plan of earth-quakes and volcanos for contributing to mitigation of disasters”. The DPRI-ERI is a project carried out from the beginning of FY2014.
Please feel free to join the symposium.
9:30
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1 Opening address (5 min.)
2 Background and Purpose of the project “Cooperative Research by Liaison between Hub institutes” (15 min.) |
9:50
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3 Progress report (2 hours in total)
3.1 Source model [Masatoshi Miyazawa (DPRI)] 3.2 Propagation path and deep structure [Kimihiro Mochizuki (ERI)] 3.3 Strong motion prediction [Takashi Iidaka (ERI)] 3.4 Shallow structure [Tetsuo Tobita (DPRI)] 3.5 Structure damage estimation [Hiroshi Kawase (DPRI)] 3.6 Risk evaluation [Kazuyoshi Nishijima (DPRI)] 3.7 Platform development [Shinichi Matsushima (DPRI)] 3.8 Stakeholder involvement [Norio Maki (DPRI)] 3.9 Uncertainty of risk evaluation [Seung Han Lee (DPRI)] |
11:50 | Lunch break |
13:00
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4 Invited presentations (40 min. each) 4.1 John Douglas (University of Strathclyde, Glasgow) “Estimation of Strong Ground Motion: Aleatory Variability and Epistemic Uncertainty” 4.2 Christine Goulet (USC/SCEC) “SCEC Broadband Platform (provisional)” |
14:20 | Coffee break |
14:30 | 4.3 Thomas Le Guenan (BRGM)
“Strategies and tools for decision making (provisional)” 4.4 Katsuichiro Goda (University of Bristol) TBA |
15:50 | Coffee break |
16:00 | 5 Reduction of uncertainty (1 hour in total)
5.1 Source model 5.2 Propagation path and deep structure 5.3 Strong motion prediction 5.4 Shallow structure 5.5 Structure damage estimation 5.6 Risk evaluation |
17:00 | 6 Discussions (55 min.) |
17:55 | 7 Closing remarks (5 min.) |
18:00 | End |