REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTANRAHMONOV SUHROBSHO ABDURAHMONOVICHTHE CHIEF COMPUTER OPERATING SPECIALIST OF THEMINISTRY OF EMERGENCY SITUATIONS AND CIVIL DEFENSE

NATURAL DISASTERS IN JAPANTyphoons (July –October)
Heavy Monsoon Rain
(May – July)
FloodsLandslides
Earthquakes
Tsunamis
Volcanic Eruptions
Snow Avalanches

1THE RESEARCHING PLACEOSAKA GASNATIONAL RESEARCHERS INSTITUTE FOR EARTHSCIENCE AND DISASTER PREVENTION (NIED)JAPAN RED CROSS
NHK BROADCASTING CENTERFIRE BUREAU IN JAPANJAPAN METEOROLOGICAL AGENCYUNZEN VOLCANOHIROSHIMA MUSEUMDISASTER MANAGEMENT IN JAPANEvacuation
guidance

Restoration

Field
operation
Response

Disaster

Recovery
Estimation

Preparedness
Training

Mitigation
Education

2MULTI MEDIAWeb

Telephone

FAX

E-mailCar
Navigation

PDA
CableTV
DigitalTVRadioINTERNET
Real time
Disaster
Information

Loud
speakerLargescreen

CLOSE COORDINATION WITH MASS-MEDIA
Easy to understand andprompt information service

Disaster informationinterpreter

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HISTORICAL PLACE OF JAPANHISTORY OF SABO WORK IN JAPAN• Sabo works exist from the Nara and Heianperiods• The government in the Meiji Era invitedengineers from overseas to introduce foreigntechnologies and systems in various fields toprovide the basis for Japan in the modern era.
• The government also invited river engineersfrom the Netherlands to give guidance onsecuring river transport and maintaining thefunctions of harbors. One of the engineers,
Mr. Johannis De Rijke

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HISTORY OF SABO WORK IN JAPANAKAGI

D.RIJKEThe dam was built in 1878

SABO WORKS

5SHAKING TABLE IN JAPAN
National Researchers Institute for Earth science andDisaster Prevention (NIED)• 3D Full-scale Earthquake testing facility• World’s largest shaking table.
• Construction of this facility began in 1999 andends in 2005.
• Shaking Table.
• (15 m x 20 m x 5.5 m) total weight 750 ton, total
weight of up to 1200 ton.
• Financed by Mitsubishi company.

SHAKING TABLE IN JAPAN

6PERCENTAGE OF DISASTERS BY TYPES 2003
Earthquake
Flood
Sandstorm
1%

Fire
19%

Earthquake
7%

Hurricane/flood
Snowstorm/Flood

Avalanche
8%Hail/Flood
Wind/Flood

Snowstorm
1%

Landslide

Hurricane
5%

Flood
47%

Landslide6%
Wind/Flood
1%

Hurricane
Snowstorm

Hurricane/flood
1%
Hail/Flood3%
Snowstorm/Flood
1%

Avalanche
FireSandstorm

AVERAGE OF REPORTED DESASTERS BY MONTH 2003

August3%

September
1%

October November December
1%3%2%January
January
4%February

February
14%
March
10%

July6%
June
15%MarchApril
MayJuneJuly
AugustSeptember
OctoberNovember

May
12%

April
29%

December

7DISASTER MANAGEMENT OVERVIEWOF TAJIKISTANTHE VIEW ON THE USOY LANDSLIDE

Usoy landslide scarp

Usoy landslide body
Lake Sarez

Lake Shadau

8ACTION PLAN

SEMINAR ON DISASTER MANAGEMENTSHAKING TABLESEMINAR TRAINING IN THE SCHOOLSSABO WORKS IN TAJIKISTANDISASTER MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP

Project title: "Workshop on Disaster Risk Management(Training)"
Starting Date:

2 July 2004

End Date:

2 September 2004

Implementing Agency:
Ministry of Emergency
Situations and Civil Defense (MoECD)
Primary beneficiaries: Participants from Central and Local
Governments, international Organizations, Educational
sector, Privet sector, Media and NGOs

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SHAKING TABLE

HOW TO DO CDR

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FIRE FIGHTERS

Surhobriver

1200 m

2 km211

Rahmonov Suhrobsho Abdurahmonovich
Republic of Tajikistan
E-mail: rahim@netrt.org
Suhrob_rahmonov@yahoo.com

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