Session Program
Program of 4ACUDR Full Paper Presentation Sessions

14:50-16:20, November 26, 2017

(Two parallel sessions) IRIDeS Tohoku University

Session 1: Understanding Disaster Risk
Session 2: Disaster Management System

16:30-18:00, November 26, 2017

(Two parallel sessions) IRIDeS Tohoku University

Session 3: Risk Communication and Community Resilience
Session 4: Emergency Response, Recovery and Reconstruction

ACUDR Forum Session
Current Situation and Problems on Risk Communication in Asia
13:45-15:15, November 27, 2017 (Sakura 2 Room, Sendai International Center)
ACUDR Keynote presentationsiSession 1: Understanding Disaster Risk
14:50-16:20, November 26, 2017.
1. Youngseok SONG, Hwandon JUN, Sangdan KIM, Jungho LEE and Moojong PARK Study on
the Disaster Prevention Rainfall Using RCP 8.5 in South Korea(A19: Abs, Paper)
2. Kana NAKATANI, Yuji HASEGAWA and Yoshifumi SATOFUKA
Debris Flow Hazard Area Considering Urban Development on Mountainous Areas(A07: Abs, Paper)
3. Saki YOTSUI, Maki KOYAMA and Junji KIYONO
Fatality Model for Tsunami Disaster: a Case Study from the 2011 Great East Japan Tsunami
and the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami(A03: Abs, Paper)
4. Okjeong LEE, Jeonghoon LEE, Moojong PARK, and Sangdan KIM
Future PMP projection of Nuclear Power Plants Considering Climate Change(A38: Abs, Paper)
5. Kiyomine TERUMOTO
The Wide-area Disaster Potential of the Nankai Trough Earthquake(A13: Abs, Paper)
6. Gaku SHOJI and Shiori ITO
Evaluation Framework of Functional Disruption of Road Networks in a Tsunami Disaster(A35: Abs, Paper)
7. Jung J. KIM
Development of Deformed Nanofibers to Enhance Ductility of Cementious Materials(A34: Abs, Paper)
8. Yuta SUZUKI and Eiichi ITOIGAWA
Safety Evaluation Model of Evacuation Guiding in Real Time Response under Post-EarthquakeFires(A04: Abs, Paper)
9. Toshihisa TOYODA
Toward a Long-term Economic Damage Reduction from an Urban Disaster (Lessons from the1995 Kobe Earthquake)(A23: Abs, Paper)ii

Session 2: Disaster Management System
14:50-16:20, November 26, 2017.
1. Takafumi SHINYA
Current Situation of Disaster Risk Reduction System and its Challenges in Indonesia(A18: Abs, Paper)
2. Seunghoo JEONG and Dong Keun YOON
Examining the Contributing Factors of the Adoption of Flood Insurance in Korea(A33: Abs, Paper)
3. Michiko BANBA, Miho OHARA, Hitoshi NAKAMURA
Systems for Flood Risk Information Disclosure in Real Estate Transaction through theComparison of systems of France, England, US and Japan(A37: Abs, Paper)
4. Satoru NISHIKAWA
Development of ‘Ichi-Nichi-Mae Project’ for Disaster Awareness & the Possibility of TechnicalTransfer to Other Disaster-Prone Countries ; ‘If We were Back the Day before the Disaster,How can We better Prepare?’(A29: Abs, Paper)
5. Mayumi SAKAMOTO and Maki KOYAMA
Challenges to Establishing a Compact Community Disaster Management System(A10: Abs, Paper)
6. Yasmin BHATTACHARYA, Takaaki KATO, Yuuichi YAMAGUCHI and Ryo KAMADA
Tsunami Resilience Planning of Izu City
(A28: Abs, Paper)
7. Shohei BENIYA
Collaborative

Community-BasedDisaster

Management

towardMulti-stakeholder

Governance: Cases in Osaka City and Kawachi-Nagano City
(A16: Abs, Paper)
8. Seiko MORI and Ryuta TANIGUCHII
Clear Contents on Japan's Most Advanced Disaster Prevention Information(A32: Abs, Paper)iii

Session 3: Risk Communication and Community Resilience
16:30-18:00, November 26, 2017.
1. Turniningtyas A. RACHMAWATI and Dwi RAHMAWATI
Assessment of Disaster Capacity of the Communities for the Mount Bromo Eruption atNgantang Sub-District Probolinggo District(A05: Abs)
2. Shinichiro MORI and Tsuyoshi HATORI
Personal Disaster Measure Card Intended to Stimulate Metacognition and Social Comparison– Development and Effectiveness –(A24: Abs, Paper)
3. Hamilton CHENG
A Risk Communication Approaching into Taiwan Early Warning Delivery Network during theExtreme Disasters (A corrective measure by simulating the impact of Great East JapanEarthquake)(A15: Abs, Paper)
4. Maki KOYAMA, Akiyoshi TAKAGI, Nobuoto NOJIMA and Harumichi MURAOKA
A Prototype Education Program to Foster Talented People Who Take Action Initiatively forRegional Disaster Prevention(A12: Abs, Paper)
5. Anna MATSUKAWA and Shigeo TATSUKI
Community Based Crime Prevention through Social Capital: Two Year Panel data of Kyoto
City Neighborhood Association Survey(A22: Abs, Paper)
6. Yi-Chung LIU and Min-Hui TSENG
NGO-Academic Collaboration in Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction (A Case Studyin an Indigenous Community)(A26: Abs, Paper)
7. Michitaka UMEMOTO
Analyses on Residents' Intentions to Take Prior Countermeasures against Liquefaction in
Relatively High Risk Area
(A01: Abs, Paper)
8. Masaru ARAKIDA and Yujiro OGAWA
Town-Watching for Disaster Risk Reduction Utilizing ICT Tool
(A25: Abs, Paper)
9. Miho OHARA, Hisaya SAWANO, Michiko BANBA and Hitoshi NAKAMURA
Analysis on Residents’ Attitudes toward Risk-Based Floodplain Regulation of Shiga Prefecturein Japan(A27: Abs, Paper)iv

Session 4: Emergency Response, Recovery and Reconstruction
16:30-18:00, November 26, 2017.
1. Zhila POOYAN and Akihiko HOKUGO
Disaster Recovery and Sustainability: How Recovery Could Affect the Future Development ofCities(A36: Abs, Paper)2. Shunichi KOSHIMURA and Joachim POST
Enhancing Earth Observation and Modeling for Tsunami Disaster Response(A11: Abs, Paper)
3. Elizabeth MALY, Aiko SAKURAI, and Kanako IUCHI
Evolving Relationships of Housing and School Recovery within Large Scale Residential
Relocation in Tacloban City after Typhoon Yolanda(A21: Abs, Paper)
4. Fuminori KAWAMI, Anna MATSUKAWA, Shosuke SATO and Shigeo TATSUKI
The Effect of Temporary Housing Types on Permanent Housing Relocations(A02: Abs, Paper)
5. Shu-Mei HUANG and Valagas GADELJEMAN
Disaster Tourism and Disaster Reduction in Southern Taiwan(A14: Abs, Paper)
6. Akiko IIZUKACoordination Efforts in the Case of the 2016 Cyclone Roanu in Sri Lanka(A08: Abs, Paper)
7. Ryosuke AOTA, Tara Nidhi LOHANI, Yuko ARAKI, Michiko BANBA, Masahiko MURATAand Yoshiteru MUROSAKIConsideration on the Government Capacity and Coordination in Nepal after the 2015 Nepal
Earthquakes(A09: Abs, Paper)
8. Zijian LIU and Takeyasu SUZUKI
Quantitative Evaluation of the Effect of Presence of Regional BCP on Disaster Response(A17: Abs, Paper)
9. Aya KUBOTA, Misa LEE, Takuya HAGIWARA, Akinobu MASUMURA, Naoto NIZUMAand Marina KITAHARThe Role of the Autonomous District in the Process of Recovery from the Disaster of theNuclear Accident in Fukushima(A20: Abs)vACUDR Forum Session
Current Situation and Problems on Risk Communication in Asia
13:45-15:15, November 27, 2017
ACUDR Keynote presentations
Satoshi TANAKA, Kishie SHIGEKAWA, Yohei UEOKA, Takuya BABA and Hiroshi ANDO
Damage Inspection Tips for Housing Owners: TORISETSU(A30: Abs, Paper)
Wei-Sen LI, Chi-Ling CHAN, Sophia Yanling LEE, Ke-Hui CHEN
Risk-Communication-Based Information Designed for Decision Making at Times of Disasters(A06: Abs, Paper)
Younhee KIM
Risk Communication Practices: Before, During and After Disasters(A31: Abs, Paper)vi