Poster Session - World BOSAI Forum 2023
NoAffiliation

NameTheme

P01

Ramathibodi School of Nursing, Faculty ofDr. Suphanna Krongthaeo
Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University

Factors influencing Flood Preparedness and Medication Adherence
for Dependent Older People in Thai Communities

P02

Research Faculty of Media and Communication,
Hokkaido University

Reggy Capacio Figer

Disaster and Older Adults

P03 Tohoku University

An-Chi Cheng

Characteristics of consecutive tsunamis and resulting tsunami
behaviors in southern Taiwan induced by the Hengchun earthqauke
doublet on 26 December 2006

P04 Tohoku University

LAHCENE Elisa

Damage response of coral reefs during the 2004 Indian Oceantsunami

P05 Mainstreaming RSA Practitioners Forum MPN

Aloysiua Rego

Accelarating Progress in Sendai Framework Targets E n G

P06 Shizuoka University

Shohei Kawamura

Detection of sediment-runoff-swept houses using pre- and postdisaster topographic data

P07 Shizuoka University

Arata Sakurai

Building damage recognition using satellite images before and after
an earthquake

P08

Core Research Cluster of Disaster Science,Tohoku University

Junko Okuyama

Self-affirmation buffering reduces depression level during theprolonged novel coronavirus infection 2019 (COVID-19) epidemic

P09

Tehran Disaster Mitigation & Management
Organization

Mr .Esmaeil Salimi

strengthening disaster risk governance to manage disaster risk

P10

Tehran Disaster Mitigation & Management
Organization

Dr. Shahin Mozafari

Public Participation & Volenteers

P11 University of Washington, Washington Sea Grant Carrie Garrison-Laney

Tsunami geology/tsunami modelingP12 Hiroshima University of Economics

Shimpei GOTO

Disaster prevention workshop in collaboration between two
newspaper companies and university students: Sharing and learningfrom each other's experiences of the Great East Japan Earthquake

P13 SOAS, University of London

Deniz Betul DemiragClimate change as a disaster risk factor

P14 Oxford Brookes University

Dr Supriya Akerkar

Connecting the dots: Building back better and furthering human rightsof women, people with disabilities and older people

P15 National Disaster Preparedness Training Center

Rapid Integrated Damage Assessment to Support Response andKarl Kim, PhD., Professor, University of Hawaii
Recovery

P16

National Diet Library Great East Japan Earthquake
IRIE Yasunori
Archive (HINAGIKU)National Diet Library Great East Japan Earthquake Archive(HINAGIKU)

Sabo-Sediment Control Division, Public Works
P17 Department, Toyama Prefectural Government,
Japan

NOMURA YASUHIRO

Investigation and analysis of the recently discovered sabo facilities
built in Tateyama Caldera over 100 years ago

P18 Tohoku University

ZHANG Xinyu

The Role of Disaster Memorial Facilities in Disaster Risk Reduction:
Experiences from the Tohoku Region in JapanP19 NIEDAnna Matsukawa

Inclusive Disaster Management from an LGBTQ Perspective

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Name

Theme

P20 Museum London

Meriel Jeater

The Great Fire of London and regilience

P21 University College London (UCL)

Rebekah YoreWarning system requirements for regular and extreme hazards

P22 Thailand Tsumami Museum

Miss Ratchaneekorn Thongthip

The Thailand Tsunami Museum and Sustainability: Passing on theMemories to the Next Generation

P23 Tohoku University

Ryo Saito et al

BOSAI education in school lessons for understanding humanbehavior and cognition: Cocreating with schoolteachers andresearchers (cognitive scientist) for digital transformation under
COVID-19 pandemic

Department of Civil and Environmental
P24 Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering,Tohoku University

Muhammad Rizki Purnama

Disaster Risk Management

P25 Fukuko Bosai TeamKazumi IsekiRegional Disaster Workshop "Umetaro"

P26 University of the Philippines Diliman

Francesca V. Llanes

Disaster mitigation practices during the 2015 Typhoon Koppu debris
flows in Central Luzon, Philippines

P27 University of Washington

Matias Korfmacher

Improving Extreme Heat Response in Washington's Healthcare
Sector

P28 Tohoku University

Shunnosuke Narita

The guidance with balloon for tsunami evacuation

P29 FUKKEN CO.,LTD

Hiroyuki Kimura

Reproducing the eelgrass distribution after the tsunami using
machine learning -The case of Matsushima Bay in the 2011 Great
East Japan Earthquake

P30Tsunami and Disaster Mitigation Research Center
Syamsidik(TDMRC), Universitas Syiah Kuala

Fragility based Characterization of Alternative Tsunami Evacuation
Buildings in Banda Aceh, Indonesia

P31 Tohoku University

Sébastien Boret

Responding to Mass Deaths on ¬3.11 - Preliminary Lessons from anInterdisciplinary Perspective

P32 NTT

Naoko Kosaka

Decision-Making Support Utilizing Digital Twin Technology for Crisis
Response

P33 Showa Women's University

Mao Fujie

Novel emergency foods for better health of earth and people~possibility of dried soybeans~

P34

National Taiwan University of Science andTechnologyChun-An Lin

Past flooding event search engine for damage investigation andconstruction effectiveness evaluation

P35

National Taiwan University of Science andTechnology

Ren-Jie Li

No-code integrated database and chatbot aiding disaster-resistantcommunities

P36 Tohoku University

Sardila Nurulhikmah Sailellah

Toward mm-accuracy measurement of ground deformation using
satellite radar imagery

P37 unam

Jorge Lopez Ortiz

Hydrometeorological risk prevention model in Veracruz city

P38 Tokai University

Miwa ABE

Possibility of long-distance collective relocation after disasters:commonalities and challenges learned from past collectiverelocations

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P39 Tohoku University

NameTheme

TAKEI RYOTA

Human casualties caused by tsunami fires in Miyagi Prefectureduring the Great East Japan Earthquake

P40

International Research Institute of Disaster
Science, Tohoku University

Yo Fukushima

High probability of successive occurrence of Nankai megathrustearthquakes

P41

National Taiwan University of Science andTechnology

Yech Lin Kuo

Serious card game for environmental and disaster education inelectric power generation and resource exploitation

P42

National Taiwan University of Science andTechnology

YA-CHEN LEE

Chatbot tour guide for local disaster resilience information andhistoric sites

P43 Tohoku University

Kosei Shinoda

Relationship between Victims in Debris, and Building Damage andTsunami Force in the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami inMiyagi, JapanP44 Tohoku UniversityYu WATANABE

Impacts of Handing Down Disaster Experiences on Storytellers andSuccessors: A Case Study of PBL Classes at Tohoku University

P45 Tohoku University

Anna Shinka

Development a method for analyzing testimonies at the time of thetsunami disaster using dual process theory

P46 Kyoto University

Janiel Hazle

Community based disaster risk reduction and serious games

P47 IRIDeS, Tohoku University

Shuji SetoWhat is Youth Involvement in BOSAI?: a collaboration with Tobitate !
Japan community and NIED

P48 IRIDeS, Tohoku University

kwanchai pakoksung

The 2022 Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha’pai Submarine Volcano Explosion
Generated Tsunami impact in Japan: New Global Insight From
Numerical ModelingP49 UMR ADES/IRIDeS

Sora Duly

Mass fatalities and their forensic management: the interactions of
medicolegal work with the local cultural and religious norms.

P50 IRIDeS, Tohoku University

Mathieu GauleneRadioactive decontamination in Fukushima and the fabric of acollective memory

Hizir Sofyan

Analysis of the Factors that Influence Coastal Community
Preparedness using Structural Equation Modeling

P51

Department of Statistics, Faculty of Mathematics
and Natural Science, Universitas Syiah Kuala

P52 International Research Center of Disaster Science Hyejeong Park

Lessons from the Recent Natech Accidents in JapanP53 Kamaishi High School

Research on tsunami disaster risk reduction for pets.

P54

Yamazaki Daichi

Disaster Preparedness and Prevention Center(DPPC), Malaysia-Japan International Institute ofHannani Yusra Sapiee
Technology (MJIIT), Universiti Teknologi Malaysia(UTM)

Rejuvenating Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience

P55 Kansai university

Chrioni Tshiswaka Tshilumba

UNDERSTANDING COMPOUND RISK CONTEXT OF GOMA CITY
BY EXTENDING PRESSURE AND RELEASE MODEL

P56 Miyagi Prefecture
P97

Takahiro Ito

The competition of poster regarding “disaster tradition” of Miyagi forstudents