The 7th International Conference on
Water Resources and Environment
Research (ICWRER2016)
Kyoto TERRSA, Kyoto, Japan, June 5-9, 2016

ICWRER2016 Conference Program Overview
June 5 (Sun)9:00

June 6 (Mon)
Registration

10:00

Opening

11:00

Prof. Eiichi Nakakita

Keynote 1

12:00

ArrivalLunch

June 7 (Tue)June 8 (Wed)Keynote 2

Keynote 4

Prof. Hubert SavenijeProf. G. Mathias Kondolf

Keynote 3

Coffee BreakJune 9 (Thu)Prof. Toshio Koike
Coffee BreakAM
Oral Session

AM
Oral Session
S02, G01, G05, G10

S02, UNESCO

Poster Session
Lunch(odd number core time)

13:00

Poster Session(even number core time)

14:00
15:00

PM1
Oral Session
Registration

S01, S07, G02, G14

16:00

Coffee Break

17:00

PM2
Oral Session

18:00

Welcome Icebreaker

S01, S06, G02, G14

Lunch

PM1
Oral Session
S03, G01, G04, G11&G12

PM1
Oral Session

Coffee BreakS02, S05, G07, G08

PM2
Oral Session

Coffee BreakS11, G06, G13

PM2
Oral Session
S02, S10, G03, G09

Closing
Banquet

19:00

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Technical TourICWRER2016 Session & Room Information
Room Ⅰ
K1

June 8(Wed)

Room Ⅲ

Room Ⅳ

Keynote 1
Prof. Eiichi Nakakita

June 6 PM1 S01: Climate Change Impacts
on Natural Hazards (1)(Mon)

June 7(Tue)

Room Ⅱ

PM2

S01: Climate Change Impacts
on Natural Hazards (2)K2Keynote 2
Prof. Hubert Savenije

K3

Keynote 3
Prof. Toshio Koike

S07: Optimum Management of
Water Resources andEnvironmental Systems

G02: GIS and Remote Sensing in
Hydrology and Water
Resources (1)G14: Sustainable Water Resources
Management (1)S06: Isotope Hydrology

G02: GIS and Remote Sensing in
Hydrology and Water
Resources (2)G14: Sustainable Water Resources
Management (2)AM

S02: Climate Change Impacts
on Water Resources (1)UNESCO Session

PM1

S02: Climate Change Impacts
on Water Resources (2)S05: Conflict Resolution in
Water Resources andEnvironmental Governance

G07: Integrated Sediment andEcosystem Management

G08: Water and Environment
Management in Urban Areas

PM2

S02: Climate Change Impacts
on Water Resources (3)S10: Water Security: Governanceand Risk Management

G03: Surface Water and Ground
Water Interaction

G09: Eco-Hydraulics/
Eco-Hydrology for
Water Sustainability

K4

Keynote 4
Prof. G. Mathias Kondolf

AM

S02: Climate Change Impacts
on Water Resources (4)G01: Hydrometeorological
Extreme Events (1)G05: Water-Related Disasters

G10: Risk Analysis andManagement

PM1

S03: Climate Change Impacts
on Ecosystem andBiodiversity

G01: Hydrometeorological
Extreme Events (2)G04: Real-Time Hydrometeoro-logical Forecasting

G11: Legislation Systems for
Water Management
G12: Water Diplomacy

S11: Dam Safety

G06: Environmental Management
Enhancing Ecosystem
Services

G13: Social and Economic Aspects
in Water Resources

PM2

KYOTO TERRSA Floor Map

1st Floor

2nd Floor-2-Oral Session Program

June 6 (Mon)

Room Ⅰ

Room Ⅱ

S01 Climate Change Impacts on Natural Hazards (1)Chair: Eiichi Nakakita

14:0014:15

S01-01

14:1514:30

S01-02

14:3014:45

S01-03

Tetsuya Takemi

Yasuko Okada

Chingnuo Chen

S07 Optimum Management of Water Resources andEnvironmental Systems
Chair: Greame Dandy

Assessment of Natural Hazards due to a
S07-01Category-5 Extreme Typhoon Under Global
Warming by Dynamical Downscaling Experiments Graeme Clyde Dandy

Use of Multi-Objective Optimization to Aid in
Selecting the Optimal Mix of Water Sources for a
Major City

Future Changes in the Summer Mean
Precipitation Variation and Extreme Precipitation
Frequency Under Global Warming

A Monte Carlo-based Method to Analyze
Effectiveness of Reservoir Operation for Water
Supply Considering Imperfect Ensemble Inflow
Prediction

Impact of Climate Change on Inundation Risk in a
Land Subsidence Area

S01-04

14:4515:00

Chavalit
Chaleeraktrakoon

15:0015:15

S01-05

15:1515:30

S01-06

15:3015:45

S01-07

15:4516:00

S01-08Tomohiro Tanaka

Yusuke Yamazaki

Youngjoo Kwak

Duong Ngoc Vo

PM1

S07-02
Moeka Tokutsu

S07-03Xin Jiang

Drinking Water Reservoir Management: New
Challenges, New Agendas

S07-04
Impact of Climate Change on Urban Rainfall
Extremes

Estimation of Flood Peak Discharge with Large
Return Period

Estimation of Extreme Rainfall and Flood
Inundation Probabilities of Chao Phraya River
Basin Using MRI-AGCM3.2S Projections

Global Flood Exposure Assessment under
Climate and Socio-economic Scenarios for
Disaster Risk Reduction

Future Flood Potential Risk in Vu Gia Thu Bon
Catchment, Vietnam.

-3-

Lankmalihelayaye
Damitha Abeynayaka

S07-05
Berit Arheimer

S07-06
Graeme Clyde Dandy

S07-07
Beauty ShambokoMbale

S07-08
Saikat Ray Sinha

An Eco-friendly Method for Controlling
Cyanobacterial Blooms in Lakes and Reservoirs

Modelling of a Remedial Measures vs Water
Quality Goals in a Semi-Enclosed Swedish Bay

Decision Support Framework to Optimize Flood
Mitigation Measures

Climate Change Adaptation ThroughStrengthening Early Warning System in Its
Hydrometric Network: A Case Study of Zambia

Performance Evaluation and Recovery of
Polypropylene Glycol (PPG-725) as Draw Solutein Forward Osmosis ProcessOral Session Program

June 6 (Mon)

Room ⅢPM1

Room Ⅳ

G02 GIS and Remote Sensing in Hydrology and Water
Resources (1)Chair: Haruya Tanakamaru

G14 Sustainable Water Resources Management (1)Chair: Guillermo Q. Tabios III

14:0014:15

G02-01

G14-01

14:1514:30

G02-02

14:3014:45

G02-03

14:4515:00

G02-0415:0015:15

G02-05

15:1515:30

G02-06

15:3015:45

G02-07

15:4516:00

G02-08Aditi Bhadra

Arnab Bandyopadhyay

Temporal Variation in Dry and Wet Snow Coverfor Nuranang Catchment of Arunachal Pradesh,
India

Tsugihiro Watanabe

G14-02
Validation of Broadband Snow Albedo Derived
from AWIFS for Eastern Himalaya

Guillermo Quesada
Tabios III

G14-03An Approach to SAR Imagery Detection

Ponthip Limlahapun

Ai Sugiura

Keigo Arakawa

Mashrekur Rahman

Peng Deng

Haruya Tanakamaru

Archana Sarkar

G14-04
A GIS Based Approach for Soil Textural Mappingwith Limited Local Data Sets: An Application toPremUpper Indus Basin in Pakistan
RangsiwanichpongDetection of Thresholds of MODIS Water Indicesfor Flood Damage by Land Use Types

Landsat ETM+ for Assessing Temporal Variationof Suspended Sediment Concentration in the
Padma River

Impact of Grid Resolution on Flow Routing Model
Based on Large-scale Runoff

Performance Evaluation of Spate Irrigation Using
Remote Sensing and DEM-4-

G14-05Makoto Kurahashi

G14-06
Ya SunG14-07
Mohd Nordin Adlan

G14-08
Yen-Peng Ting

Control of the Area of Rice Cultivation for
Sustainable Water Resources Management andAgricultural Production

Multipurpose, Single High Dam versus Multiple
Dam System for Balog-Balog Irrigation Project in
the Philippines

Runoff Simulation for a Transboundry Eastern
Himalayan Basin: Comparison of Modelling
Approaches

Assessment of Flood and Drought Using Ocean
Indices in the Chao Phraya River Basin, Thailand

The Asset Management Measures for Dam
Reservoir Group in the Same River Basin

Groundwater Quality Investigation and Analysis in
Wanghe Underground Reservoir Area

Removal of E.Coli and Turbidity Using Riverbank
Filtration Technique for Riverside Alluvial Soil in
Malaysia

Effect of Nanoparticles on Biological Municipal
Wastewater Treatment and Their Removal

Oral Session Program

June 6 (Mon)

Room Ⅰ

Room Ⅱ

S01 Climate Change Impacts on Natural Hazards (2)Chair: Nobuhito Mori

16:3016:45

S01-0916:4517:00

S01-10

17:0017:15

S01-11

17:1517:30

S01-12

17:3017:45

S01-13

17:4518:00

S01-14

Makoto Tani

Akira Hasegawa

Berit Arheimer

Nobuhito Mori

Phenpraphai Phuthong

Xinyu Jiang

PM2

S06 Isotope Hydrology
Chair: Yuliya Vystavna

Why are Runoff Responses Simple Regardless of
S06-01
Process Heterogeneities? - to Obtain Robust
Predictions for Extreme Storm Events Under
Yuliya Vystavna
Climate Change -Describing Stable Water Isotopes Framework for
the Surface Water, Groundwater and Precipitationin East Ukraine

Meteorological Hazards of Droughts and Floods
in Climate Projections by the Time-SliceExperiments with MRI-AGCM3.2 Using theComparative SPI

S06-02

Isotopic Fingerprint of δ18O and δ2H in Tropical
Precipitation: A Complementary to Flood Forensic
Study in Kelantan

Climate Impact on Floods: Changes in High
Flows in Sweden in the Past and the Future(1911-2100)

S06-03

Impact Assessment of Coastal Hazards due to
Climate Change

Coastal Inundation Assessment: A Case Study of
the Sathing-Phra Peninsula, Thailand

Assessment of Storm Surge Inundation Risk due
to Climate Change: A Case Study of Ise Bay,
Japan

-5-

Muhammad Izzuddin
SyakirMaksym A Gusyev

S06-04
Reinhardt E. Pinzón

S06-05
Halda Aditya Belgaman

Groundwater Availability Assessment Using
Tritium River Water Measurements for Existing
Dam Infrastructure in the Ishikari River Basin,Japan

An Application of Sodium Pertechnetate(Na99mTc04-) for a Better Understanding ofRadiotracers Technology

Characteristics of Precipitation Isotope Pattern inIndonesia

Oral Session Program

June 6 (Mon)

Room ⅢPM2

Room Ⅳ

G02 GIS and Remote Sensing in Hydrology and Water
Resources (2)Chair: Yoshiya Touge

G14 Sustainable Water Resources Management (2)Chair: Sameh Kantoush

16:3016:45

G02-09G14-0916:4517:00

G02-10

17:0017:15

G02-11

17:1517:30

G02-12

17:3017:45

G02-13

Mustafa Joyan

Yanzhao Fu

JiaNing Wang

Naufal Rospriandana

Aysultan Mamateli

Study on Relationship Between Urbanization,
Greenery and Water Index in Kabul City by GIS
and Remote Sensing.

Downscaling of Remote Sensing Chlorophyll-a in
the East of the Laizhou Bay, China

Study on Mapping Width/Depth Ratio to Rivers
According to River Landscape in Yamaguchi
Prefecture

Estimating the Small Hydropower Potential Using
Hydro-geospatial Analysis, and Measuring
Economic and Environmental Impacts Case
Study: Upper Citarum Watershed, Indonesia

Multi Satellites Monitoring of Land Use/CoverChange and its Driving Forces in Kashgar
Region, China

G02-14

17:4518:00

Kazem Mohammad
Naseri

Statistical Landslide Susceptibility Analyses Using
GIS and DEM in the Northeast of Afghanistan-6-

Mikiko SugiuraG14-10Nuong Thi Bui

G14-11Ai SugiuraG14-12
Nikodemus Leomitro

G14-13Jeeban Panthi

G14-14
Akio Onishi

Sustainable Water Resources Management by
Water Users Associations in Japan

Sustainability Assessment of Groundwater
Abstraction in Hanoi, Vietnam

Sustainability Transformation Across the Region
Introduction to Sustainability Science Pilots
Project Implementation in Asia-PacificImpact of Aquaculture Activities on Water Status:
How Much Can We Manage Lake?

Changing Climate-Adapting to the Change:
Agriculture Water Management in Gandaki River
Basin of Nepal Himalaya

Understanding the Water Resource
Interdependency of Countries and World Regions

Oral Session Program

June 7 (Tue)Room Ⅰ

Room Ⅱ

S02 Climate Change Impacts on Water Resources (1)Chair: Kenji Tanaka

UNESCO Session

11:0011:15

S02-01

U-01

11:1511:30

S02-02

11:3011:45

S02-03

11:4512:00

S02-0412:0012:15

S02-05

12:1512:30

S02-06

Kenji Tanaka

Yoko Taniguchi

Chair: Yasuto Tachikawa

Assessing the Impact of Climate Change on
Water Resources in Japan

Shahbaz Khan

U-02
Global Warming-Induced Changes in the Amountand Quality of Snow cover in Dam Catchment
Guillermo Quesada
BasinsTabios III

U-03
Water Crisis and Eclogical Security in Central Asia

Yaning Chen

Yoshiya Touge

Temur Khujanazarov

Krishan Paul SinghAM

Kenichiro Kobayashi

UNESCO IHP-RSC, IDI, IFI Special Session:
Regional Delivery of SDGs a Focus on
Hydroinformatics and Education for Hydrohazards

Current Institutional Arrangement of Water
Governance in the Philippines

Report of the Proposal for Making the Cataloguesof Hydrologic Analysis as the Successive Seriesof the Catalogues of Rivers

Estimation of Climate Change Impacts on Water
U-04
Balance in the Aral Sea Basin using Land Surface
Model
Toshio Koike

Next step of International Flood Initiative toContribute to the Sustainable Development in the
Asia Pacific Region

Analysis of the Water Resources Regulation
Under Climate Change in the Zeravshan River
Basin

Innovative Approaches for Drought Risk
Prediction and Monitoring in the Arid and Semiarid Areas of the West Asia

Impact of Climate Change on Water Resources
and Water Security in North West Parts of India

-7-

U-05
Ali Sayed Chavoshian

Panel Discussion

Oral Session Program

June 7 (Tue)AM

Room Ⅲ

Room Ⅳno session

no session

11:0011:15

11:1511:30

11:3011:45

11:4512:00

12:0012:15

12:1512:30-8-

Oral Session Program

June 7 (Tue)Room Ⅰ

Room Ⅱ
S05 Conflict Resolution in Water Resources andEnvironmental Governance
Chair: Keith Hipel

S02 Climate Change Impacts on Water Resources (2)Chair: Kei Yoshimura

14:3014:45

S02-07

14:4515:00

S02-08

Taikan Oki

Maksym A. Gusyev

S02-0915:0015:15

Pedro Luiz Borges
Chaffe15:1515:30

S02-10

15:3015:45

S02-11

15:4516:00

S02-12

16:0016:15

S02-13

16:1516:30

S02-14Miriam Fendekova

Gregory Seiller

Getachew Tegegne

Patinya Hanittinan

Tuan Nhan Nguyen

PM1

Impacts of Anthropogenic Water Management on S05-01
the Changes in Hydrological Drought under
Climate Change
Kiyoko Hagihara

Drought Impacts in Asian River Basins: Historicaland Climate Change Perspectives

S05-02Yi Xiao

Climatic and Physical Controls on the Hydrological S05-03
Regimes of Southern Brazil: An Analysis of the
1975-2010 Period
Amanda Garcia

Climate Change Impact on Water Resources in
Kysuca River Basin, Slovakia

S05-04
Yasir M. Aljefri

Influence of Hydrological Modelling Strategies on
the Diagnosis of the Impacts of Climate Change
on Water Resources

S05-05Comparison of Hydrological Models forAssessment of Climate Change Impact on Water
Resources of the Lake Tana Basin, Ethiopia

S05-06

Simone Philpot

Monika Karnis

Vulnerability in Water Resources

Agent-Based Modelling for Simulating Water
Demand Management within Water Allocation

Water Pricing Conflict in British Columbia

The Conflict Between the Upstream andDownstream Countries over the Construction of
the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

Strategic Analysis of an Evolving GroundwaterContamination Conflict in Ontario, Canada

A Survey of Carbon Emissions Reduction
Strategies in Canada

S05-07
Evaluation of Future Precipitation and Runoff
Uncertainties in the Indochina Peninsula

Impacts of Climate Change to Kien Giang
Province in the Mekong Delta of Viet Nam:
Practical View and Adaptation Capacity-9-

Jan Franklin
Adamowski

S05-08
Shawei He

Participatory System Dynamics Modeling for
Water Resources Planning and Management

Air Pollution Conflict in China Using the Graph
Model for Conflict Resolution

Oral Session Program

June 7 (Tue)Room Ⅲ

Room Ⅳ

G07 Integrated Sediment and Ecosystem Management
Chair: Tetsuya Sumi

14:3014:45

G07-01

14:4515:00

G07-02

15:0015:15

G07-03

Anand Nainar

Makoto Hyodo

Yukio Miyagawa

G07-0415:1515:30

Santosh Kumar
Sarkar

15:3015:45

G07-05

15:4516:00

G07-0616:0016:15

G07-07

16:1516:30

G07-08

Giyoung Ock

Ko-Fei Liu

Jie-Lun Chiang

Weihong Li

PM1

The Effects of Different Land use on
Suspended Sediment Dynamics in Sabah(North Borneo) - A View on the Event andAnnual Scale

Evaluation for Restoration of Spawning
Redds of Ayufish in Gravel Braided Rivers

The Effect of Sediment Replenishment on
Riverbed Material Size Distribution andAttached Algae at Downstream of Dams

Quantification and Source Identification of
Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Core
Sediments from Indian Sundarban
Mangrove Wetland for Ecosystem
Management

G08 Water and Environment Management in Urban
Areas
Chair: James E. Nickum

G08-01
James E. Nickum

G08-02
Shirley Gato-Trinidad

G08-03
Karol Dawid Mrozik

G08-04
Ying Hsuan Chen

Sustainability Dilemmas in Global Cities

Flood Mitigation Benefits of Rainwater
Tanks

Mitigation of Losses Water Retention
Capacity as a Key Challenge in Metropolitan
Areas of Polish Second Tier Cities

The Effect of Salinity on Sponge BasedMoving Bed-OMBR Bybrid Systems for
Wastewater Treatment

Hyporheic Flow Induced Habitat Complexity
G08-05and Biodiversity of Macroinvertebrates along
Restored Gravel Bars in the Trinity River,
Li-Wen Chang
California

Studies on Heavy Metals Absorption of Rice
Husk Ash

Large Scale Simulation of Watershed Mass G08-06
Transport - a Case Study of Tsengwen
Reservoir Watershed Taiwan
Guangyu Su

Research on Protection Measures of Water
Quality of Water Supply Reservoirs

G08-07
Potential Impact of Climate Change on
Rainfall Erosivity Factor in Taiwan

Soil Erosion Assessment and Attribution in Ili
River Valley, China-10-

Tathiane Mayumi
Anazawa

G08-08Ni-Bin Chang

The Invisibility of a Disaster in the Context ofWater Security in Brazil: the Case of theMetropolitan Area of Campinas, State of
Sao Paulo

Sustainable Drainage Infrastructure
Planning in a Coastal Urban Watershedunder Long-term Precipitation Variability and
Sea Level Rise

Oral Session Program

June 7 (Tue)Room Ⅰ

Room Ⅱ

S02 Climate Change Impacts on Water Resources (3)Chair: Van-Thanh-Van Nguyen

17:0017:15

S02-15
Tomoki Ushiyama

S02-16

17:1517:30

Van-Thanh-Van
Nguyen

17:3017:45

S02-17

17:4518:00

S02-1818:0018:15

S02-1918:1518:30

S02-20

Donpapob Manee

Basher Md.Abul

Nobuyuki Utsumi

Reinhardt E Pinzón

PM2

S10 Water Security: Governance and Risk Management
Chair: Huimin Wang

Dynamical Downscaling and Bias Correction of
S10-01
Rainfall in the Pampanga River Basin, Philippines,
for Flood Risk Change on Global Warming
Jing Huang

The Study on Urban Flood Risk Assessment
Based on Spatial Clustering

Statistical Downscaling of Extreme Rainfall
Processes (SDExRain): A Decision Support Tool
for Assessing the Climate Change Impacts on
Local Rainfall Extremes

Impact Assessment of Urbanization on Flood
Risks Based on SPRR Disaster Chain

Evaluation of Bias Correction Technics for FutureRiver Discharge Projection

S10-02
Guofang Li

S10-03
Junyu Chen

Research on Water Conservation Valuation and
Policies in Taihu Basin Under the RCPs
Scenarios

A Bayesian Model Averaging Approach for
Reducing the Uncertainty Associated in CORDEX S10-04
South Asia Regional Climate Model in Simulating
Rainfall over the North-East Region ofYoung-Oh Kim
Bangladesh

Comparison of Decision Making Methods for
Climate Change Adaptation Planning

Development of a Tracer Scheme for the Causal
Weather Systems of Precipitation for Global
Hydrological Models

Brief Comments on Water Treatment Mechanismof Phosphate Mining Exploitation in ChineseSouthwest Minority Areas

Future Climate Change of Cities in Central
America: Climate Analogues Study-11-

S10-05
Xiaoying Lai

S10-06Adam Chorynski

Lessons Learned: Stakeholders Perspective on
Reducing Flood Risk

Oral Session Program

June 7 (Tue)Room Ⅲ

Room Ⅳ

G03 Surface Water and Ground Water Interaction
Chair: Ichirow Kaihotsu

17:0017:15

G03-01

17:1517:30

G03-02

17:3017:45

G03-03

Takahiro Sayama

Il-Moon Chung

Chingnuo Chen

G09 Eco-Hydraulics/ Eco-Hydrology for Water
Sustainability
Chair: Robby Yussac Tallar

Estimation of Bedrock Ground Water
G09-07
Contribution from a Mountainous Catchmentwith a Distributed Rainfall-Runoff Model and
Mahua Mukherjee
Time-Space Accounting Scheme

Greening Urban Space as a Resiliency
MeasureCombining Water Level Fluctuation
Technique with Watershed Hydrologic
Model for Daily Groundwater Recharge
Estimation

Effects of Geomorphological Simulation on
the Dynamic Modeling of Riparian
Vegetation Succession and its Application

A Study of Rainfall Influence toGroundwater Level, a Case of Linbian and
Donggang Basins

G09-02
Hanae Itoh

G09-03Species-Specific Stress Response andCompetitive Capacity of Submerged
Hendadura Chandani
Macrophytes to Thermal EffectChalanika

G03-04

17:4518:00

G09-04Flash Floods Hazard and Groundwater
Mohammed Soliman Recharge Assessment at Wadi Qena, Egypt
Parveen Mahfuza
Sayed Abdel-Fattah

18:0018:15

G03-05

18:1518:30

G03-06

Mohamed Saber

Toshio Hamaguchi

PM2

Land Subsidence due to Groundwater OverG09-05
Pumping at the Ozark Aquifer: Monitoring
Methodology Using Satellite Remote
K H.L Sanjaya
Sensing Data of GRACE

Parameter Design Using Artificial SwarmIntelligence Scheme in Dam Engineering-12-Growth, Photosynthesis and Some StressResponses of Potamogeton Crispus toHypoxia

The Influence of Gravel Deposition on
Vegetation Colonization in Japanese Rivers

Examining Stream Island Conceptual Model:
Bridging the Gaps Between
Geomorphology, Hydraulics and Ecological
Robby Yussac Tallar
Perspective
G09-06

Oral Session Program

June 8 (Wed)Room Ⅰ

10:2010:35

Room Ⅱ

S02 Climate Change Impacts on Water Resources (4)Chair: Tsugihiro Watanabe

G01 Hydrometeorological Extreme Events (1)Chair: Satoru Oishi

S02-21

Integrated Approach to Assessment of Climate
Change Impacts on Basin Hydrology and Water
Use in Agriculture

G01-01Strategy for Integrated Assessment of Climate
Change Impacts on Nexus (Water, Food andEnergy) in Arid Area

G01-02

Tsugihiro Watanabe

S02-22

10:3510:50

Waleed Hassan Abou
El-Hassan

10:5011:05

S02-23

11:0511:20

S02-24

11:2011:35

S02-25

Badiaa Chulli

Binquan Li

Guangyao Gao

Adaptation to Climate Change of theMediterranean Agricultural Water Management

Maria Rebecca Alviar
Campos

S02-27

11:5012:05

12:0512:20

Golam Saleh Ahmed
Salem

S02-28Kazuaki Yorozu

Satoru Oishi

Dehua Zhu

Study for Application of Radar Rainfall Data to
Railway Operation Under Heavy Rain

Spatial and Temporal Sensitivity Analysis ofExtreme Rainfall Using C-band Dual-Polarisation
Radar

G01-03
Multivariate Probabilistic Modelling of Flood Flows
Sujan Tamrakar

Runoff Changes Caused by Soil and Water
G01-04Conservation Measures in an Arid Basin of Loess
Plateau, China
Taishi Yazawa

Estimation of Flood Design Criteria in the Johor
River Watershed Considering the Monsoon
ClimateG01-05Determining the Impacts of Climate Variability andLand Use/Cover Change on Streamflow in theThushara Navodani
Loess Plateau with the Budyko Framework
Wickramaarachchi

Frequency Analysis of Flood Discharge in Gin
River at Tawalama, Sri Lanka

S02-26

11:3511:50

AM

Climate Change Impacts on the Water Resourcesof the Banaue Rice Terraces, A World Heritage

G01-06Samiran Das

Impact of Temperature Changes on Groundwater G01-07
Level and Irrigation Cost in Agricultural Areas inNorthwest Bangladesh
Jonas Olsson

Development of a Distributed Hydrological Model
Considering Water Control on Dam Reservoir andRice Crop Growth in Paddy Field-13-

Distribution Selection for Hydrologic Frequency
Analysis Using Subsampling Method

Spring Flood Forecasting in Sweden: a MultiMethod ApproachOral Session Program

June 8 (Wed)Room ⅢAM

Room Ⅳ

G05 Water-Related Disasters
Chair: Kuniyoshi Takeuchi

G10 Risk Analysis and Management
Chair: Shigenobu Tanaka

10:2010:35

G05-01

G10-01

10:3510:50

G05-02

10:5011:05

G05-03

11:0511:20

G05-04

11:2011:35

G05-05

11:3511:50

G05-06

11:5012:05

G05-07

12:0512:20

G05-08Recovery Trajectories and Building Back Better
Kuniyoshi Takeuchi

Rakesh Kumar

Mohamed Saber

Sophal Try

Takaaki Okamoto

Viet The Tran

Ichirow Kaihotsu

Michio Sanjou

Pham Hong Nga

Flood Disaster Risk Management for a Project
Site in India Under the Changing Climate

G10-02David Florian VetschIntegration of Intangible Issues into Risk Analysis
in Rural Floodplain Area of Vu Gia-Thu Bon
Basin, Central Vietnam

Vulnerability Analysis of Floods with Sediment
Load Based on Numerical Simulations

Exploring the Vulnerable Urbanized Regions for
G10-03
Assessment of Disaster Damage due to Flood
Flash Floods Hazard Along the River Nile, Aswan,
Hazard in the Solo River Basin of Indonesia
Egypt
Badri Bhakta Shrestha

Assessment of Human Pressure on Flooding in
Mekong River Basin

Hydraulic Characteristics of Detour Flood-Flow
Around a Bridge

G10-04
Warong Naivinit

G10-05
Miho Ohara

Surface and Subsurface Flow Initiated by
G10-06
Rainstorm and Their Influence on the 2011 Seoul
Landslide Event
Nasif Md. Ahsan

Recovery of Groundwater Contaminated by
Tsunami of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquakes

Experimental Study on Pitching Moment Stabilityof Driftwood-14-

G10-07
Mukand Singh Babel

G10-08Michal Napierala

Collaborative Modeling to Analyze Risk of Food
Security with Multi-Stakeholders: Relationship
Between Seasonal Flooded Forest Managementand Local Food Security

Proposal of Evidence-Based Flood Contingency
Planning with Community Involvement in DataLimited Regions

How Does Hazard-Preparedness Training
Enhance Resilience for Households at Risk?

A Framework for Water Security Assessment at
City Scale

Significance of an Integrated Approach to
Rainwater Management in Suburban Areas andthe Effects of Their Deficiency

Oral Session Program

June 8 (Wed)Room ⅠPM1

Room Ⅱ

S03 Climate Change Impacts on Ecosystem andBiodiversity
Chair: Tohru Nakashizuka

G01 Hydrometeorological Extreme Events (2)Chair: Rakesh Kumar

13:3013:45

S03-01

G01-0813:4514:00

S03-02

14:0014:15

S03-03

14:1514:30

S03-04

14:3014:45

S03-05

14:4515:00

S03-06

Tohru Nakashizuka

Taro Nakai

Yasuyuki Maruya

Naoki H. Kumaga

Don Van Than

Rabeya Akter

Recent Dynamics and Future Prediction of
Mountain Vegetation in Northern Japan

Modeling of Individual Tree Transpiration in a
Bornean Tropical Rain Forest

Climate Change Impact Assessment on Nutrient
Discharge Using Multi-Model and Multi-Scenario
of GCMs in Shiretoko

Tianxiang Wang

G01-09Chiaki YoshidaG01-10Tomohiro Tanaka

Research on the Effect of Storm Runoff onReservoir Water Quality

Study on Long-Term Water Level Forecasting for
the Kahayan River in Indonesia Considering
Global Sea Surface Temperature Changes

Development of a Flood Risk Curve in the Main
Yodo River, Japan and Its Tributary Basins

Combined Effects of Ocean Warming and Coastal G01-11
Environments on the Distribution of HabitatForming Seaweeds
Manisha Maharjan

Future Precipitation and Temperature Projection
Analysis in Chi River Basin, Thailand

Allocation of Surface Water Resources in Vu Gia? Thu Bon River in the Context of Climate
ChangeDevelopment of Regional Food Frequency
Relationships for Gauged and Ungauged
Catchments of Lower Godavari Subzone-3(f) of
India

Predicted Scenarios of Salinity Regime in theGanges-Brahmaputra-Meghna Delta-15-

G01-12
Rakesh Kumar

G01-13
Shigenobu Tanaka

Estimation of Catchment Averaged Extreme
Rainfall with Extreme Distribution of Ground
RainfallOral Session Program

June 8 (Wed)Room ⅢPM1

Room Ⅳ

G04 Real-Time Hydrometeorological Forecasting
Chair: Takahiro Sayama

G11Legislation Systems for Water Management
G12 Water Diplomacy
Chair: Tomoharu Hori

13:3013:45

G04-01

G11-01

13:4514:00

G04-02

14:0014:15

G04-03

Jamila Rajabi

Jonas Olsson

Hiroki Tsujikura

G04-04

14:1514:30

14:3014:45

Suwash Chandra
AcharyaG04-05
Badiaa Chulli

Applicability of IFAS Model in Monument Region(Upstream of the Kabul River Basin)

Development of a High-Resolution Flood
Forecasting System in Sweden

G11-02
Nitin Bassi

Existing Legislations for Wetland Conservation inIndia: Identifying the Gaps

Development of the Water Level Prediction Model G11-03
Which Applied the Unscented Kalman Filter - A
Case Study of the Small-Medium River Basin James Fry

The Security Council and Management ofInternational River Disputes

Estimating Predictive Hydrological Uncertainty
Using Bivariate Meta-Gaussian Density: A Caseof Nan River Basin

Assessing Benefit Sharing as a Tool of Water
Diplomacy: Lessons from Water-Sharing
Negotiations in the Ferghana Valley, the Syr
Darya Basin

G12-01
Ilkhom Soliev

G12-02
Climate Change Impacts on the Hydrogeology of
Mediterranean Basins: Tunisia

G04-06

14:4515:00

Agnes Chong

The Environmental Protection of International
Watercourses and the Principle Not to Cause
Significant Harm

Heavy Rainfall Prediction Considering Urban
Muhammad Syahir Bin Activity Information in Jakarta, Indonesia
Md Din-16-

Abdalla Ahmed
Abdelsalam

G12-03Mei Sim Lay

The Impact of the Grand Ethiopian RenaissanceDam (GERD) on Sudan and Egypt Water
Resources Management

Solving Water Insecurity Towards Water
Diplomacy Between Penang, Kedah and PerlisOral Session Program

June 8 (Wed)Room ⅠPM2

Room ⅡS11 Dam Safety
Chair: Ponnambalam Kumaraswamy

S11-01

15:3015:45

Romanas Ascila

Systems Engineering and Simulation Approach inOperational Safety of Dams and Reservoirs

S11-02

15:4516:00

16:0016:15

Ponnambalam
Kumaraswamy

S11-03Robert C Patev

no session

Identifying Multidisciplinary Factors Affecting Dam
SafetyThe Nature of Uncertainty in Risk Analysis for
Dam Safety

S11-04

16:1516:30

Ponnambalam
Kumaraswamy

16:3016:45

S11-05

16:4517:00

S11-06

Andy Hughes

Percell Phoebe-17-

A Discussion on the Current Practice of RiskInformed Decision Making in Canada

The Use of an Innovative Leakage Detection
System to Improve and Also Assess the Safety ofDam

A History of Risk Management in the Bureau of
Reclamation

Oral Session Program

June 8 (Wed)Room Ⅲ

Room Ⅳ

G06 Environmental Management Enhancing Ecosystem
Services
Chair: Yasuhiro Takemon

15:3015:45

G06-01

15:4516:00

G06-02

16:0016:15

G06-03

16:1516:30

G06-04

16:3016:45

G06-05

16:4517:00

G06-06

Kate Helen Reilly

Kengo Watanabe

Noriko Uchida

Kanta Kano

PM2

G13 Social and Economic Aspects in Water
Resources
Chair: Stijn Reinhard

G13-01
Anticipated Changes in Ecosystem Service Use
at Multiple Spatial and Temporal Scales Following
Roshen P. S. W. B.
Dam Removal.
Fernando

Factors Affecting Economic Affordability among
Consumers of Domestic Water Sector in Sri
Lanka

Estimating Periphyton Dynamics in a Temperate
Catchment Using a Distributed Nutrient-Runoff
Model

Evaluation of the Value of Hydropower
Generation and Assessment of New
Development Using Existing Dam Reservoirs

Time Series Analysis of Mitochondrial DNA
Concentration in Freshwater in Japan

Installation of Bamboo Gabions as a Groin to
Create Fish and Invertebrate Habitats in the Kizu
River, Japan

G13-02
Hiroyuki Kojima

G13-03
Stijn Reinhard

G13-04Mahirah Kamaludin

G13-05The Benefits of Cyclones as Ecosystem Services

Karina Vink

Sanara Hor

Impact of the Tropical Cyclonic Storm ‘Aila’ on the
G13-06
Water Quality Characteristics andMesozooplankton Community Structure ofSantosh Kumar Sarkar
Pavisorn Chuenchum
Sundarban Mangrove Wetland, India-18-

Matching Freshwater Demand and Supply; theWater Scarcity Adaptation Hierarchy

An Economic Valuation for Improvement in Water
Services in Terengganu, Malaysia: from Domestic
Consumers’ Perspective

Linking Land and Water Uses toward SocioEconomic Metabolism Improvement in Ratanakiri
Province, Cambodia

Framework of Cross-Sectoral Analysis of Water
Allocation During Dry Season

Poster Session

June 6 (Mon) & 7 (Tue)P-01 Xianghu Li

Assessing and Quantifying the Relative Influences of Yangtze River and Local Catchment on the
Floods in Poyang Lake, China

P-03 Atsuhiro Takahashi

Evaluation of Precipitation Simulated by the WRF Model Using the TRMM Observation Data in
Borneo Island

P-05 Shun Kudo

Analysis of Flood Risk Change in Future Climate in terms of Discharge and Inundation in the SoloRiver Basin

P-07 Shanlei Sun

On the Coupling Between Precipitation and Potential Evapotranspiration: Contributions to DecadalDrought Anomalies in the Southwest China

P-09 DaeEop Lee

Impacts of Climate Change and Basin Development on Hydrologic Regime of the Tonle Sap Lake
Basin, Cambodia

P-11 cancelled

cancelled

P-13 Sohei Kobayashi

Formation of Gravel Bars and Changes in Invertebrate Habitats by Sediment Deposition During a
Dam Removal in the Kuma River, Japan

P-15 Aris Harnanto

The Role of Porong River in Conveying Sidoarjo Mudflow to the Sea

P-17 Huadong ShenLong Term Hydrological Signatures, Process, and Evolution in River-Lake System: A Perspectiveof Lacustrine SedimentP-19 Shou-Heng Liu

Opper/Reduced Graphene Oxide as a Visible-Light-Induced Photocatalyst for Degradation of
Emerging Contaminants and Organic Dyes

P-21 Tai-Yi Yu

Exploring Factors Influencing Attitude and Behavior Intention Toward Global Climate Change forCollege Students in Taiwan

P-23 Tosiyuki Nakaegawa

Statistical Evaluation of Soil Wetness Changes in Future Climate in CMIP5 Multi-Model
Ensembles in East Asia

追P-25 Tith Nhim加

Analysis of Drought Under Climate Change Conditions in the Sangke River Basin, Cambodia

P-27 Chujie Gao

Attributing the Changing Reference Evapotranspiration in Southwest China Using a New
Separating Method

P-29

Pedro Luiz Borges
ChaffeP-31 Jaekyoung Noh

The Water Footprint of Hydroelectricity in Santa Catarina State - Southern Brazil
Developing a System for Simulating Instreamflow by Considering Climate Change from Many
Agricultural Reservoirs

追P-33 Aakanchya Budhathoki Climate Change Impact on Water Resources in the West Seti River Basin, Nepal加
P-35 Fumiya Sano

Estimation of Sea Ice Transport in Sea of Okhotsk

P-37 Kimpei Ichiyanagi

Altitude Effect of Stable Isotopes in Precipitation over Kumamoto Area, Japan-19-

Poster Session

June 6 (Mon) & 7 (Tue)P-02 Tooryalay Ayoubi

Assessing Water Discharge in Ghurband and Panjshir Watershed/Afghanistan Using SWAT
Model and GIS

P-04 Sunmin Kim

Statistical Downscaling of AGCM Precipitation Output based on the Characteristics of Dynamical
Downscaling Output

P-06 Jun Magome

Future Projection of Extreme Hazard Using a Global BTOP with GCM Output

P-08

Edangodage D. P.
PereraLower Mekong Basin Inundation Analysis of Multi-Sea Surface Temperature Ensemble
Experiments for RCP8.5 Scenario

P-10 Jie Wang

Attribution Analyses of Impacts of Environmental Changes on Streamflow in a Mountainous Basin,
Vietnam

P-12 Kentaro Dotani

Proposal of a New Operation Considered Observed Accumulated Areal Mean Rainfall for
Bhumibol Reservoir in the Chao Phraya Basin, Thailand

P-14 Kosuke Izumi

Restoration of Upwelling-Zone in a Secondary Channel for Creating Spawning Redds of Ayufish in
the Tenryu River

P-16 Thuy Thu Hoang

Soil Loss Vulnerability Assessment in Mekong River Basin

P-18 Takuya Matsuura

Numerical Experiment of Groundwater Salinization in the Kurobe River Alluvial Fan

P-20 Iwona Pinskwar

Relationship Between Temperature and Precipitation in the Upper Vistula Basin, Poland

P-22 Tosiyuki Nakaegawa

Climate Analogue for Major Australian Cities in Late 21st Century Using Non-Parametric Approach

P-24 Joo-Heon Lee

Evaluation and Quantification of Historical Drought for Basin Wide Drought Preparedness

P-26 Jun Wang

Research on Drought Partition and Drought Risk Zoning in Yunnan Province of China

P-28 Mahendra Dwi Putra

Water Scarcity in Indonesia: Implication for the Effect of Climate Change

P-30 Cornelius Were OkelloImpact of Population Growth and a Changing Climate on the Freshwater Resources of Lamu
Island, Kenya

P-32 Yoshinobu Sato

Estimates of Hydrological Impacts of Climate Change in Japan Based on MRI-AGCM3.2S

P-34 Yasunori Igarashi

Responses of Water and Carbon Fluxes to Current, Near Future and Future Projected Climates at
a Monsoonal Teak Plantation

P-36 Tomohiko Takeuchi

Dynamics of Nutrient and Dissolved Organic Matter in Snowmelt Season in Tidalflat Sediment in
Lake Komuke

P-38 Alexander I. MalovEstimation of Initial 14C Activities TDIC in Groundwater of the Recharge Area of the Old Thermal
Springs Using Data on the Radiocarbon Activity in the Travertine Formations-20-