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Final CircularInternational symposium on sediment disasters
under the influence of climate change and tectonic
activity (3rd)
Scheduled at 26th and 27th September, 2013
Venue: Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University, Uji,Japan
Sponsored by Japan Society of Erosion Control Engineering
Website: http://www.jsece.or.jp/event/symp/aps2013/index.html
Aims & Scope:
Climate change and tectonic activity are globally known as causes of serious sedimentdisasters. Series of damages due to sediment disasters in Asian-Pacific region have beenreported.. High and intense rainfall due to typhoon and cyclone increases the probabilityof localized deep seated landslides and debris flows. Large scale sediment disasters
were also associated with earthquake and volcanic activity.
Scientists and land managers have to tackle the sediment disaster under influencingchanges climate and tectonic activities. Some of geomorphic and hydrologic processes
and magnitude of disasters are unexpectedly overwhelmed to our scientific knowledge,
prediction ability, and mitigation techniques. Therefore, new scientific approaches andmitigation technologies should be developed for finding solutions in our land use
planning and disaster prevention. Integration of the latest sciences and technology inboth local and regional studies are required to prediction of sediment disasters anddevelop warning systems and countermeasures under the changing environment.
The aims of this symposium are to assemble and discuss the sediment dynamics under
the influencing climate change and tectonic activities in Asia and Pacific region. We
will share the scientific knowledge for understanding and predicting processes invarious fields of hydrology, geomorphology, geology, meteorology, and hydraulics. We
also integrate knowledge and perspectives for mitigation and countermeasures oferosion control. We invite papers from a broad range of disciplines that are interested inthese perspectives in the Asia-Pacific region. Contributions of this symposium consistof keynote lectures by invited speakers and poster presentations of associate participants.
The scientists, technicians and land managers who are interested in this symposium,
especially in Pacific Rim countries, are welcome to participate and contribute to thesymposium.
1砂防学会 The Japan Society of Erosion Control EngineeringKey Topics of this symposium:
Field Observation, Analysis and Modeling of Sediment disasters and dynamics
Technical Countermeasures for Restoration and Prevention
Risk Management and Hazard Mapping
Concepts and Aspects of Watershed Conservation

Congress Language: English (no simultaneous interpretation)
Contact:
Prof. Takashi Yamada,the Secretary GeneralE-mail: t-yamada@bio.mie-u.ac.jp

Program:
26 September, 2013
9:00 Registration (-15:20)
10:00 Opening ceremony
Keynote lectures
13:30-15:00 Poster session
15:20-16:20 Workshop
18:00-19:30 Welcome party※16:20-17:20
International seminar on sediment disasters caused by deep landslides
Organized by Japan Science and Technology Agency CREST Project"Development of innovative technologies to exploit groundwater resources inmountainous regions in order to achieve a sustainable supply of unpolluted
high-quality water" Cosponsored by Japan Society of Erosion Control Engineering
27 September, 2013
8:00-17:00 One-day field trip n Rokko Mountain, Kobe
Tentative itinerary
08:00 JR Kyoto station
09:30 Rokko Sabo Office, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport andTourism
10:30 Toga River
12:00 Lunch at Rokko Garden Terrace
13:30 Field observation site of Kyoto University
15:00 Structural measures against debris flows
16:30 JR Sumiyoshi station
18:30 JR Kyoto station
Note: Organizing Committee recommends the participants to wear shoes forwalking in the mountain trails.
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Ⅰ. Keynote lectures by invited speakers“Towards an understanding of catchment-scale sediment dynamics connectivity in steep
land systems”
Dr. Ian C. Fuller
Senior Lecturer Physical Geography Group, Institute of Agriculture &Environment, Massey University, New Zealand“Prediction Models of the Hydrological and Basin Characteristics Effect on ReservoirSedimentation for Water Management in Thailand”
Dr. Kosit Lorsirirat
Expert of Hydrology Royal Irrigation Department, Thailand“Algorithms and Application of Topographic Restoration Method for Damaged Areas
by Debris Flows Using Airborne LIDAR Data in Republic of Korea”
Dr. Kim Kyongha
Division of Forest Disaster Management, Korea Forest Research Institute,
Republic of Korea

Ⅱ. Poster session
Organizing committee is planning the award of the best and good poster prizes among
all of the posters presented in the symposium. The participant can vote the best threeposters.

Hydrology
Groundwater dynamics inferred from hydrological observations and geophysicalsurveys on a hillslope underlain by accretionary sedimentary rocks
Yosuke Yamakawa, Yuki Matsushi, Ken’ichirou Kosugi, Naoya Masaoka,
Tetsushi Itokazu, Takahisa Mizuyama
Direct runoff characteristics in granite headwater catchments having different
vegetation recovery conditions
Tetsushi ITOKAZU, Ken'ichirou KOSUGI, Yuichi ONDA, oichiro KURAJI,
Nobuaki TANAKA, Taisei GOTO, Takeshi OHTA, Takahisa MIZUYAMAThe Role of Bedrock Groundwater in Runoff Generation in Granitic Headwater
Catchments
Naoya Masaoka, Ken’ichirou Kosugi, Tetsushi Itokazu, Kohei Sugimoto,Masamitsu Fujimoto, Takahisa Mizuyama
Development of Innovative Technologies to Exploit Groundwater Resources inMountainous Regions in Order to Mitigate Sediment Disasters as Well as toAchieve a Sustainable Supply of Unpolluted High-Quality Water
Ken’ichirou Kosugi, Masanori Katsuyama, Yuki Matsushi, Kimihito
Nakamura, Takahiro Sayama, Masamitsu Fujimoto, Yosuke Yamakawa,Naoya Masaoka, and Tetsushi Itokazu
Evaluation of bedrock groundwater movement using tracer methods in a weatheredgranite hillslope
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Masamitsu Fujimoto, Naoki Banba, Kenichirou Kosugi, Makoto Tani,Ryouichi Fukagawa
Hydrological responses to strip thinning and catchment scales in Japanese
headwater basins
Bui Xuan Dung, Takashi Gomi, Yuichi Onda, Hiroaki Kato, Mario Hiraoka
RAINFALL CHARACTERISTICS OF PUTIH RIVER WATERSHED, FOR
LAHAR FLOW DEVELOPMENT AT MT. MERAPI AREA
Djoko Legono, Yutaka Gonda, Adam Pamudji Rahardjo
Laboratory investigation of snowmelt behavior of pyroclastic flow
Takaaki Abe, Akashi Itoh, Atsuyoshi Miura

LandslideThe role of neotectonics in the process of slope instability in the Northeast ofAlgeria
Zakaria ZOUAK, Chaouki BENABBAS, Yacine BENZID, Rym AIT KAKIand Loubna CHEROUNA
A probabilistic approach for predicting landslide runout based on an inventory ofsnowmelt-induced landslide disasters in Japan
Takashi Kimura, Kazuhiro Hatada, Kiyoteru Maruyama, Tomoyuki Noro
Simulation of Sediment Disasters Due to Slope Failures and the Following
Sediment Runoff
Chen-Yu CHEN, Masaharu FUJITA
Location and Distribution of Deep-seated Catastrophic Landslides andGravitational Slope Deformation in Areas of Accretionary Sedimentary Rocks: anAttempt for Hazard Zoning using Topographic Signals
Yuki Matsushi, Masahiro Chigira, Yosuke Yamakawa, Ken’ichirou Kosugi
Examining the occurrence ages of deep catastrophic landslides using
tephrochronological approaches
Kazutaka Aoto, Takashi Gomi, Marino Hiraoka, Tadanori Ishizuka, MoritaKouji, Isshiki Hiromitsu, Taro Uchida
A study on threshold rainfall for landslide early-warning in storms following major
seismic disturbances
Yasuhiro NOMURA, Atsushi OKAMOTO, Kazumasa KURAMOTO, Hiroshi
IKEDA
Emergency search for location of landslide dams by interpreting single artificial
satellite high-resolution SAR image
Shinichiro Hayashi, Atsushi Okamoto, Masaki Mizuno, Takumi Sato, Takao
Yamakoshi, Yoko Nakano, Hiroshi Yokota, Atsuo Noda, Kazuo
Yoshikawa
Estimation of shallow landslides caused by heavy rainfall using two conceptualmodels
Yasuhiro Shuin, Ikumi Otsuka, Keigo Matsue, Kazuhiro Aruga,ToshiakiTasaka, Norifumi Hotta"
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Nagazumi Takezawa, Taro Uchida, Tadanori Ishizuka, Shinichi Honma,
Yoko Kobayashi, Patrick Meunier
Experiments of Landslide Dam Formed by Slope Failure
Kun-Ting Chen, Yu-Shu Kuo, Chin-Min Chen, Chjeng-Lun Shieh,
Kuang-Jung TsaiStream
STABILITY OF BANKS WITH NON-COHESIVE MATERIAL UNDERUNSTEADY FLOW CONDITIONS
Ahmed Aly El-Dien, Hiroshi Takebayashi, Masaharu Fujita
Numerical Simulation for Collapse of Unsaturated Natural Dam by Overtopping
Water
Fumiaki Akazawa, Akikazu ikeda, Satoshi Hayami, Yoshifumi Satofuka,Shusuke Miyata, Daizo Tsutsumi
Estimation for socio-economic impact of sediment disaster by using evaluationindexes regarding magnitude of sediment movement and level of damage in society
Shin-ichiro Hayashi, Taro Uchida, Atsushi Okamoto, Nobutomo Osanai,
Chang-Woo LEE
COEFFICIENT OF COHESIVE SEDIMENT ENTRAINMENT OF WONOGIRIRESERVOIR DEPOSIT AS REVEALED BY LABORATORY EXPERIMENT
Adam Pamudji Rahardjo, Djoko Legono
DEBRIS FLOW AND FLASH FLOOD AT PUTIH RIVER AFTER THE 2010
ERUPTION OF MT.MERAPI, INDONESIA
Yutaka GONDA, Djoko LEGONO, Bambang SUKATJA, Untung Budi
SANTOSA
Impact of short-term temporal change in volcanic ash fall on rainfall threshold fordebris flow occurrence in Sakurajima, Japan
Hiroshi KISA, Takao YAMAKOSHI, Tadanori ISHIZUKA
Differences in source and particle size of suspended sediment by lithology
Shigeru Mizugaki, Masahiro Maruyama, Kazuyoshi Watanabe, Hiroki Yabe,Takaaki Abe, Satoshi Hamamoto"Hydrogeomorphic Processes and Sediment Yields in Headwater Catchments basedon Field Observation
Marino Hiraoka, Takashi Gomi, Shigeru Mizugaki, Tomoki Oda, Shusuke
Miyata, Yoshimi Uchiyama
River bed variation in the downstream of landslide dam
Yu-Shiu CHEN, Chia-Hsing LIN, Po-Sheng WANG, Yuan-Jung TSAI,
Chejng-Lin SHIEH

Instruction for authors: The size of poster should be limited to 90 cm in width and200 cm in height and put on the board from 9:30 to 12:30 on 26th September. Author(s)should be in the front of the poster during the core time(14:00～14:50).
Note: Because the poster board will be cleared away after the International seminar,
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the authors should take away the poster, otherwise discarded.

Ⅲ.Workshop “ Advances in new investigation methodology on large scale
sediment discharge”
This workshop will be composed of several Key topics presented by selected speakers
and discussion by all in the attendance.
Workshop program●Key topics“Methodology for assessment of deep catastrophic landslide susceptibility”
Mr. Tadanori Ishizuka, Public Works Research Institute“Reseach for improvement of the method to find deep seated landslide hazard areawith airborne electromagnetic survey and airborne laser scanner“
Mr. Wataru Sakurai, Kii Mountain District Sabo Office, Kinki Regional
Development Bureau, Ministry of Land,Infrastructure, Transport andTourism,“Developing methods for estimating the magnitude and frequency of deep
catastrophic landslides”
Prof. Takashi Gomi, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology●Discussion
Coordinator:
Masaharu Fujita (Kyoto University, Japan)
Sub-Coordinator:
Thomas Parkner (Tsukuba University, Japan)

Field trip "Preventing Disaster and Measurement System around
Mt. Rokko"
Date:Destination:
Capacity:Fee:

27 September, 2013
Rokko Mountain Area and Sumiyoshi Watershed (Kobe, Hyogo)
20 persons (accept the first 20 persons)
4,000 JPY (for bus and lunch)

Tentative time table
8:00- Kyoto (JR Kyoto Station)>detail of meeting point will be informed at registration desk on Sep.26
10:00- Rokko Sabo Office
Toga River Park
Mt. Nishiotafuku
Ohtani Sabo Dam
15:40- JR Sumiyoshi Station
16:00- JR Shin-Kobe Station
17:00- Kyoto (JR Kyoto Station)

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Note: The participants should be at the meeting place, Kyoto Station at 8:00 on 27th
September, 2013. Further details will be provided at the symposium.

General Information
Venue:
Wood Composite Hall(HH)，Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere,
Kyoto University
Gokasho, Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
http://www.rish.kyoto-u.ac.jp/images/ujimap.jpg

Accommodation:
Please book your own accommodation by yourselves.

Registration Fee:
Regular Member
10,000 JPY
Student Member
5,000 JPY
Non member
18,000 JPY
Non member, Student 9,000 JPY*Additional fee will be offered for welcome party and field trip.
Additional fee: Welcome PartyField trip

4,000JPY
4,000 JPY (for bus and lunch)

We recommend the person who is not a member of JSECE to become a member before
the registration of this symposium in order to save money. Annual fees for membershipof JSECE are 7,000 JPY and 2,000 JPY for the regular and student member, respectively.
Please see the JSECE website to become a member.
http://www.jsece.or.jp/indexj.html

Registration:
Registration is accepted by only online-registration available at the web site of thissymposium from July 25, 2013https://www.heartland-iti.co.jp/sabo2013/
Deadline of the registration is September 20th 2013
Attention: You need to complete registration by yourselves even if you havealready submitted abstracts and obtained acceptance.
Registration fee includes admission to all technical sessions and a copy of theproceedings of abstracts. The fee must be paid by cash in Japanese Yen at the timeof the registration on the day of the symposium.
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Deadline and Milestone:

February 28th 2013
March 31st 2013
August 31st 2013
September 10th 2013
September 20th 2013
November 30th 2013
July 31st 2014

Submission of abstract
Notification of abstract acceptance
Submission of full-paper
2nd Circular (Program)End of Registration
Submission of revised full-paper
Publishing of papers

Output of this symposium:
The editorial board plans to publish a special issue of the proceedings of thissymposium via a peer review process in “ International Journal of Erosion Control
Engineering” after the symposium. Contributions from both keynote presentations
and selected papers presented in poster session will be eligible for manuscript
submission in this special issue. For detailed information of the Journal, Please see
the journal web site at:
http://www.jsece.or.jp/indexj.html

Editorial Board:
Takashi Yamada (Secretary General, Chief in Editor, Mie University, Japan)
Hideaki Mizuno (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
Ushio Kurokawa (Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, Japan)
Shusuke Miyata(Kyoto University, Japan)
Ian C. Fuller( Massey University, New Zealand)

Organizing Committee:
Masao Okamoto
Takashi Yamada
Masaki Hiruma
Hidehiro Takeshima
Masanobu Kimura
Ushio Kurokawa
Tomomi Marutani
Shusuke Miyata
Hideaki Mizuno
Daisuke Noma
Takasue Hayashi(Chair, Japan Sabo Association)(Secretary General, Chief in Editor, Mie University)(Secretary, Sabo & Landslide Technical Center)(Secretary, Yachiyo Engineering Co.Ltd.)(Gifu University)(Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute)(Hokkaido University)(Kyoto University)(University of Tsukuba)(Japan Sabo Association)(Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport andTourism)

Co-sponsors:
Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University
Japan Sabo Association
Sabo & Landslide Technical Center
Sabo Frontier Foundation
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Access map:
Further details will be provided in subsequent circulars, which will be distributed by adirect email or on the website of the JSECE (http://www.jsece.or.jp/indexe.html).
From Kyoto Station
http://www.dpri.kyoto-u.ac.jp/web_e/contents/map_e.pdf
From Obaku Station
http://www.dpri.kyoto-u.ac.jp/web_e/contents/obaku.jpg
Kyoto University Uji Campus map http://www.rish.kyoto-u.ac.jp/images/ujimap.jpg

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