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CS34-1

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CS14-4CS14-3CS14-1

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GS109

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BM29

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JS102-1

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GS162-4

CS14-10Chairs meeting

GS149-1

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CS04-6

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CS10-1

CS10-2

CS20-4

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CS02-3

GS128

GS138-3

JS111-1

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BM19

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JS104-1

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BM09

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CS04-3

JS102-3

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BM10

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CS03-1

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CS05-1

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IGUEC-4

BM12
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CS21-6

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GS152-1

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GS139

BM11-1

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CS24-4

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CS11-42

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16:00-17:30

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Wednesday

06-Aug-13

07-Aug-13

08:00-09:30 10:00-11:30 11:45-13:15 14:00-15:30 16:00-17:30 17:30-19:00

08:00-09:30

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XL

CS39-1:
CS39-2:
CS39-5:Complex
ComplexContested
urban system urban system social(1)(2)
spaces (1)RoomC-2

1S

XL

CS39-3:
CS39-4:
Technologica Technologica CS39-10:
CS39-11:l innovations l innovations Creating
Creating
and creative and creative sustainability sustainability
activities in
activities in(1)(2)
cities (1)cities (2)

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1N

XXL

RoomG

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1N

1N

2

CS39-6:
Contestedsocialspaces (2)L

L

GS164-1:
CulturalGeography(1)

GS164-2:
CulturalGeography(2)

L

JS109-1:
Methodology
in field work
(1)

JS109-2:
Methodology
in field work(2)

CS15-1:
Tourism,sustainability
and globalchange (1)CS15-2:
Tourism,sustainability
and globalchange (2)

2

L

RoomK

2

L

Room501

5S

L

Room502

5S

S

CS39-7:
Contestedsocialspaces (3)CS39-8:Contestedsocialspaces (4)CS39-9:CS39-15:
CS39-14:
Contested
Dilemmas ofDilemmas ofsocial spaces
aging cities
aging cities (1)(5)(2)

CS39-12:
CS39-13:
CS39-17:Creating
Creating
Increasingsustainability sustainability
insecurity(3)(4)

CS39-19:
Urban
governance(1)

GS154-2:
Urban
Geography
andPlanning (1)CS14-2:
Information
Society (1)Quality ofLife and
Health Care

CS14-4:
Information
Society (3)Media and
CulturalIndustries

CS15-9:Geographiesof heritageand cultural
tourism (2)CS38-1:
CS38-2:
CS38-3:
Transport
Transport
Transport
CS38-4:andandandTransport
regional/urb regional/urb regional/urba geography inanannAsia anddevelopment development development Australasia I
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I (2)
II

CS38-5:
Transport
geography in
Asia andAustralasia II

CS17-1:
CS17-2:
CS12-1:
CS12-2:
BeyondBeyondGeographical Geographica economy
economyinformation
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science and science and human
human
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CS17-3: The
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overcoming
frontiers anddifficulties intimes ofeconomiccrisis (1)CS17-4: The
challenge ofhumanmobility:
overcoming
frontiers anddifficulties intimes ofeconomiccrisis (2)BM17:
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HUMAN
MOBILITY

CS34-2:
CS34-3:Population
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migration and migration
climateand climatechange (1)change (2)CS34-6:
Population
change andsocialimpacts (3)CS34-7:
Population
change andsocialimpacts (4)BM34:
POPULATIONGEOGRAPH
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CS15-14:
Changing
dynamics of
tourism inAsia (2)BM15:GEOGRAPHY OF
TOURISM,LEISURE,AND
GLOBALCHANGE

CS14-3:
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Technology
andResearch

CS34-1:
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CS15-5:
CS15-6:
CS15-7:l migrants
Tourism and Tourism and Tourism and GS156-3:
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possibilities
(3)
(4)
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of the city
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CS14-8:Planning (2)CS14-1:
CS14-6:
CS14-7:
Mega-event
Informational Information Information Urban
Planning (1)Society:Society (5) Society (6)Regeneration
Identity,
Culture and Business
Urban
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Place andTradition
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MEDITERRA
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BASIN

BM32:
MOUNTAINRESPONSE
TO GLOBAL
CHANGE

BM31:
MODELLINGGEOGRAPHICALSYSTEMS
CS33-9:CS33-8:
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militarizationfrom afrom acomparative
comparative
perspective
perspective (1) (2) Okinawa
Security andand its resubject/demilitarization

BM18:
HAZARD
AND RISK

CS29-5:
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marginalizati
contexts of on (1)geographical spatial,
marginality social andeconomic
viewpoints

CS29-6:
BM29:
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social and
AND LOCAL
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RESPONSE
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JS107-1:
JS107-2:
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CS35-4:
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Competing Competing
diversity and diversity andland useland use
a possibility a possibility
systems and systems and
of
of
rural
rural
collaboration collaboration
demographic demographic
in East Asia: in East Asia:
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restructuring restructuringfrom young from young
countryside countrysidegeographers geographers
(1)
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(2)

Room555B

5N

M

GS148-1:
Transportation Geography

Room558

5N

S

GS138-1:
Economic
Geography(1)

Room559

5N

S

Room662

6

M

Room663

6

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CS18-1: Geohazards andtheir impacts
on humansociety (1)JS102-1:
JS102-2:
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mapping
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GS138-2:
Economic
Geography(2)

GS175-1:
GS175-2:
GS140-1:
GS140-2:
Geography
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CS04-2:
Climatic
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IGUEC-2:
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CS29-3:
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spatial andtemporalscales (3)CS34-4:
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change andsocialimpacts (2)CS15-13:
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BM28: LOCALDEVELOPMENT

CS35-2:
CS35-1:
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CS08-3:
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challenges,
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CS26-1:
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CS26-3:
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CS11-8:Perspectives
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CS26-2:Land use
and landcoverchange (2) urbanizationand landuse-

CS11-7:
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CS40-2:resources
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pollution andchangewater in
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GS109:
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resources

CS15-11:Urban
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geographies(2)

GS126-1:
GS126-2:
CS11-6:
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Environmentalalin
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CS15-10:Urban
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geographies(1)

CS11-3:
Didactics
andpedagogy in
geographicaleducation(1)

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SS-2:
Acquisition
andUtilization of
Geospatial
Informationon the Great
East Japan
Earthquake(2)

PS-3: The
Great EastJapan
Earthquake

JS105-2:
Historicalmaps in a
GIS
environment
(2)

5S

SS-1:
Acquisition
andUtilization of
Geospatial
Informationon the Great
East Japan
Earthquake(1)

CS39-18:
Urban
heritage andconservation

CS12-4:CS12-5:
Geographical Geographicalinformation information
science and science andglobalglobalstudies (4)studies (5)JS105-1:
Historicalmaps in a GIS
environment(1)

Room506

5S

17:30-19:00

GS154-4:
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Geography
andPlanning (3)BM02: ARIDLANDS,
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D, AND
ENVIRONM
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CS33-6:
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world (2)S

Room510

16:00-17:30

GS154-3:
Urban
Geography
and Planning(2)

CS15-3:
CS15-4:
Tourism and Tourism andregional
regional
development development(1)(2)

CS14-5:
Information
Society (4)Space andPlace

CS33-5:
CS33-7:
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ethnicsocialminorities
movements
and theandspatialenvironment
reconceptual al questions
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in acitizenshipglobalizing(2)
world (1)5S

5S

CS39-16:
Dilemmas ofaging cities(3)

CS12-3:
Geographical information
science andglobalstudies (3)PS-2: The
Environment

Room504

Room509

16:00-17:30 08:00-09:30 10:00-11:30 11:45-13:15 14:00-15:30

CS39-20:
Urban
governance
(2)

PS-1:
Traditional
WisdomCS33-10:
CS33-4:Migrations,
Political
rhetoric,
ethnicCS33-3: New CS33-2: New media
minorities
frontiers infrontiers in
representati and theborderborderon andspatialstudies (2)studies (1)popularreconceptual
culture in the ization of
making ofcitizenshipstate power (1)RoomJ

Friday09-Aug-13

14:00-15:30

Opening Ceremony

RoomC-1

RoomF

Thursday08-Aug-13
10:00-11:30 11:45-13:15

BM23:
KARST

CS33-12:
CS33-11:
ContemporarContemporary politicaly politicalCS33-1: Re- GS154-5:
geography
geography
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and
and
territory,
Geography
geopolitics ingeopolitics insovereignty, and Planning
Asia (2)Asia (1)and space(4)
International
Dynamics intensions andEast Asia
cooperations
CS35-7:
Policy,governanceand local
GS131:
GS130-1:
GS130-2:
resistance inRegional
DisasterDisastersustainability
Geography Research (1) Research (2)of ruralsystems inlocalities andregions

CS18-2:
Geo-hazards
and their
impacts on
humansociety (2)CS18-3:
Geo-hazards
and their
impacts on
humansociety (3)CS18-16:
Climaterelated risk
and hazard
in the 21st
century (1)(Jointsession with
theCommissionon
Climatology)

CS18-17:
CS18-18:
ClimateVulnerability
related riskandand hazard in
CS18-12:
CS18-13:resiliencethe 21st
Risk
Risk(Jointcentury (2)assessment assessment
session with
(Jointand risk
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CS14-10:
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wisdom andmodernity: ICT
and intangible
culture (Joint Chairs
session withmeeting: IGU
theCommissiononMediterranean
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CS36-1:
CS36-2:
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toponymy (1)to toponymy
Methodologica(2) Rurall approaches
toponymy
to toponymy
GS127-1:NatureConservation

URBAN
GEOGRAPH
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CHALLENG
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GS127-2:
Wildlife
Studies

CS04-4:
Climaticchange andvariability indifferent
spatial andtemporalscales (4)GS116:
Water
Resources

Wiley: Wiley
Roundtable IGUEC-3:"Global‘OurSus’
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Project
Geography"

CS01-3:
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factors on
health (Joint
session with
theCommission
on HealthandEnvironment)

CS29-2:
Rural areas,
Development
Dynamics,
PolicyOptions andCS04-6:
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GS156-1:
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CS18-6:
Risk
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and riskand early
communicati warningon (1)
system (1)BM26: LANDUSE AND
LAND
COVER
CHANGE

BM06: COLDREGIONENVIRONMENTS

CS18-7:
Disasterprevention
and early
warningsystem (2)GS154-6:
GS154-7:
Urban
Urban
Geography Geography
and Planning and Planning(5)(6)

GS130-3:
GS130-4:
GS130-5:
DisasterDisasterDisaster
Research (3) Research (4) Research (5)CS18-10:
CS18-9: Risk
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assessment
assessment
and riskCS18-8: Risk
and riskcommunicati
assessment
communicati
on (5):
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climatechange intochange into
urban
urban
resilience (1)resilience (2)CS18-14:
Disaster risk
and conflict(1)

CS18-15:
Disaster risk
and conflict(2)

GS149-4:
Tourism
Geography(4)

GS149-5:
Tourism
Geography(5)

GS149-6:
Tourism
Geography(6)

CS36-4:
CS36-3:
Geographica
Geographicall approaches
approaches
to toponymy
to toponymy(4) Sea(3) Politics
names,
andculture andtoponymy
toponymy
GS119-2:
GS167-2:
GS118-1:
Geoecology/ Ethnic
Vegetation
Landscape Geography
Geography
Ecology(2)

GS167-1:
EthnicGeography(1)

GS156-2:
Ruralgeography(2)

GS169-2:
MedicalGeography(2)

JS106-1:
JS106-2:
Geomorpholo Geomorpholo
gical
gical
processes
processes
and hazards and hazards
in Asiain AsiaPacific region Pacific region(1)(2)
GS163-2:
GS163-1:
GS168-2:
Society,SocialFeminist
Religion and
Geography
Geography
Community
GS145-3:
GS145-1:
GS145-2:
Regional
Regional
Regional
Planning
Planning and Planning andandRegional
Regional
Regional
Development Development
Developmen
(1)
(2)
t (3)

GS149-1:
Tourism
Geography(1)

GS149-2:
Tourism
Geography(2)

GS175-5:
Geography
Education(5)

GS149-3:
Tourism
Geography(3)

GS169-1:
MedicalGeography(1)

GS175-4:
GS126-4:
Geography
Nutrition and
Education (4) Geography

CS04-7:
Urban
climate (3)CS04-8:Urban
climate (4)GS162-4:
GIScienceandeconomy

IGUEC-4:
Academic
Teaching

CS04-9:CS04-10:
Past, present Past, present
and futureand futurechanges of changes ofAsian andAsian andAustralian
Australianmonsoonmonsoonand their
and their
impact on
impact on
nature and nature andsociety (1)society (2)CS04-11:
CS04-12:
Past, present Past, present
and futureand futurechanges ofchanges ofAsian andAsian andAustralian
Australianmonsoon and monsoon andtheir impact their impact
on nature
on natureand society and society(3)(4)

10:00-12:00

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CS31-2:
Advances
CS31-1:andModeling
applications
geographical insystems
geographicalanalysis andmodeling

CS31-4:CS31-3:CS31-5:
Concepts
SpatialUrban
and analysis
cognition
analysis andof volunteer
and analysis
GIS
GIS

CS10-2:
CS10-1:
Gender andGender andGeography:
Geography:
sexualities,
intersectionalit
sex, spaceyand placeCS10-3:
Gender andGeography:
gender, risk
and globalchangeM

CS20-1:
CS20-2:
Languages, Languages,
CS28-2:materiality
materiality
CS28-1:Local
and theand theLocal
development construction construction
developmentin the ruralofofin Japanspace (1)geographical geographicalmodernities( modernities(
1)
2)

CS20-7:
CS20-8:
History ofHistory of
CS20-3:geography, geography,
Languages, geographical geographicalmateriality
thought,
thought,
and thepractice, and practice, andconstruction gender (1)gender (2)of(Joint(Jointgeographical session with session withmodernities( thethe3)Commission Commission
on Gender on GenderandandCS20-5:
CS20-4:
Languages,
Languages,
materiality
materiality and and thetheconstruction
construction of ofgeographical geographicalmodernities(4) modernities(
5)

CS20-6:
Languages,
CS07-1:
CS07-2:materiality
BM20:
SacredSacredand theHISTORY
mountains
mountainsconstruction OF
and cultural and culturalof
GEOGRAPH
identities in identities in
geographical Y
East Asia (1) East Asia (2)modernities(6)

CS07-3:
BM07:
Cultural
CULTURAL
CS07-4:
dimensions
APPROACH
Representati
inIN
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GEOGRAPH
researchY

CS22-1:
CS22-2:
Sustainabilit Sustainability
y on island I on island II

CS02-2: Arid
CS02-1: Arid lands,
CS02-3: Arid
lands,
humankind, lands,
humankind, andhumankind,andenvironment andenvironment (2)environment(1)
Alexandria (3)project

GS138-3:
GS128:
Economic
Environmental
Geography
Cognition andand Urban
Behavior
Geography

JS111-1:
Geographicalthinking of
the modern
Japaneseterritory: themainland, thecolonial
areas andtheirinteractionalspace

CS03-3:
Biodiversity
conservation
andlivelihood
security

Room670

6

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CS27-1: Latin BM27: LATIN
AmericanAMERICAN
Studies
STUDIESS

CS30-2:changing
BM25:
CS25-1:settlements
LANDSCAPE
Mountainin theANALYSIS
landscapes: MediterraneAND
conditions
an and the
LANDSCAPE
and functions Gulf : critical
PLANNING
views and
implications

Room673

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6

CS10-8:Working
Together:
BM10:
challenges
GENDERandstrategies for AND
collaborating GEOGRAPH
Yacrossboundaries(paneldiscussion)

JS103-1:
Rethinking
JS103-2:
geographies Rethinkingof nature (1): geographies
Picturesque, of nature (2):natures, and Imagining
landscapenature inmanagement: alternative
cross-cultural ways
perspectives

GS110:
Hydrology

S

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6

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6

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6

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1

XXXL

GS117:
Biodiversity
Research

CS32-2:
CS32-1:
Changing
Changing
mountain
mountaincommunities communities
andandenvironment environments in thes in thePamirs (2)Pamirs (1)CS28-8:
Local andregional
development
CS37-1:in theSocialMediterranea
transformatio n basin (Jointn processes session within megacities theCommissiononMediterranean Basin)
JS101-1:
Conflict inAfrica and“AfricanCS28-4:
CS28-3:potential” for
Local
Local
achievingdevelopment development
coexistencein the urban in the rural
based onspace
space (2)indigenous
knowledge
andinstitutions
GS113-1:
GS113-2:
Climatology Climatology(1)(2)

CS13-1:
Traditions
andinnovations
ingovernance:
better meetthe needs ofpeople (1)CS13-2:
Traditions
andinnovations
ingovernance:
better meetthe needs ofpeople (2)CS13-3:
Traditions
and
BM19:
innovations
HEALTH AND
in
ENVIRONME
governance:NTbetter meetthe needs ofpeople (3)CS10-4:
Gender andgeography:
genderingurban
spaces

CS10-5:
Gender andgeography:
women andwork

CS03-1:
Scientificmapping ofclimatechange,water,
forests andbiodiversity

CS10-6:
Teaching
andLearning:
theory andpractice

CS03-2:
Biodiversity
and forest
conservation: policy
implications
and local
knowledge
system

CS05-1:
CS05-2:
Coasts (1)Coasts (2)learning from learning fromthe past,
the past,planning for planning forthe future
the future
CS06-1:
CS06-2:
Resilience
Resilience
andandCS19-3:sustainability sustainability
Globalassessment assessmentchange andin Cold
in Cold
global healthregionsregions
Environment Environment(1)(2)
CS09-3:

CS19-1:
Health andtheenvironment

CS19-2:
Health andaccess tocare

JS104-1:
JS104-2:
JS104-3:
Analysis of Analysis of Analysis ofpeople flow people flow people flow BM09:
and vehicle and vehicle and vehicle ENVIRONME
trajectory
trajectory
trajectoryNT
data: a new data: a new data: a new EVOLUTION
big data
big data
big data
challenge (1) challenge (2) challenge (3)CS09-1:
Environment
evolution andhuman
activity in thelatequaternary(1)
geographicalpattern

CS09-2:
Environment Environment
evolution and evolution
CS23-1:humanand human
Human
activity in the activity in theimpacts on
late
late
karst terrain
quaternary
quaternary
(1)
(2)
(3)
geographical geographicalpatternpattern

JS108-1:
Food
JS110-1:
JS110-2:
geography
Emerging
Emerging
on the Asia- CS21-1: PostmegamegaPacific:
colonial
regions inregions indynamics of planning
contemporar contemporar
food trade iny India (1)y India (2)the growthcenterCS21-2:
Indigeneity,
Rights andResources

CS21-3:
CS21-4:
Indigenizing Indigenous
Development Knowledges
forandCommunity Responses
Needs
to Risk

CS28-6:
CS28-7:
Local
Local
development development: project and : project andplanning (1) planning (2)BM16:
GEOPARKS

Poster_A

CS16-1:
Geoparks

CS16-2:Geoparks

CS16-3:GeoparksBM03:
BIOGEOGRAPHY AND
BIODIVERSI
TY

CS05-3:
CS05-4:
Coasts (3)Coasts (4)BM05:learning from learning from
COASTAL
the past,
the past,
SYSTEMSplanning for planning forthe future
the futureCS23-2:
Human
impacts onkarst terrain(2)

CS21-5:
CS21-6:
Indigenous
Indigeneity
Communities
and Disaster' Recovery
Reconstructi
fromon in Taiwan
Disaster

GS152-1:
Population
Geography
(1)

BM35:
BM04:
SUSTAINAB
CLIMATOLO ILITY OF
GY
RURAL
SYSTEMS

CS10-7:
Gender andGeography:
emerging
themesBM12:
GEOGRAPH
GS139:ICAL
Agricultural
INFORMATI
Geography
ON
SCIENCEBM14:
GEOGRAPHY OF
GLOBALINFORMATI
ON
SOCIETY
CS24-1:
CS24-2:LandLand
degradation- degradationin ain achangingchanging
environment environment(1)(2)
Poster_B

CS21-7:
CS21-8:
BM21:
Weaving
Technologies INDIGENOU
Indigenous,
S
andDevelopment KNOWLEDG
Sustainability
and
ES AND
Science toIndigenous
PEOPLES'
Diversity our
Knowledges RIGHTS
Methods

GS152-2:
Population
Geography(2)

GS152-3:
Population
Geography
andSettlement
Geography

BM11-1:
BM11-2:GEOGRAPHI GEOGRAPHCALICALEDUCATION EDUCATION

CS24-3:
CS24-4:
BM24: LAND
Land
Land
DEGRADATI
degradation- degradationON AND
in a changing in a changing
DESERTIFI
environment environment
CATION(3)(4)
Closing Ceremony(08:00-)

Exhibition

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Tuesday 06 August 11:45-13:15 RoomD
Plenary Session
PLENARY SESSION (1)PS-1

Traditional Wisdom

Chair(s): Yoshitaka Ishikawa (Kyoto Univ.)

10001
Minoru Senda (Nara Prefectural Library and Information Center)
Why There Were not Originally in the Japanese Language Equivalents to the Words‘Environment’ and ‘Nature’
10002
Jianxiong Ge (Fudan University)
The traditional wisdom in calendar and urban development in ancient China
10003
Jean-Robert Pitte (Président de la Société de Géographie)
A Better Future for Humanity: A Viewpoint From Geography

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Wednesday 07 August 11:45-13:15 RoomD
Plenary Session
PLENARY SESSION (2)PS-2The Environment

Chair(s): Shigeko Haruyama (Mie Univ.)

10004
Kazunobu Ikeya (National Museum of Ethnology)
Biodiversity, native domestic animals, and livelihood in the Monsoon Asia: Pig
pastoralism in the Bengal Delta of Bangladesh
10005
Sarah A Radcliffe (University of Cambridge)
Plural Knowledges and Modernity: Social Difference and Geographical Explanations
10006
Paul Robbins (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
No Going Back: The Political Ethics of Ecological Novelty

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Thursday 08 August 11:45-13:15 RoomD
Plenary Session
PLENARY SESSION (3)PS-3The Great East Japan Earthquake

Chair(s): Yukio Himiyama (Hokkaido Univ. of Education)

10007
Kenji Satake (the University of Tokyo)
The 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake Disaster
10008
Itsuki Nakabayashi (Meiji University)
East Japan Mega Earthquake and Dual Reconstruction Scheme - Regional andNational Planning of Post-Disaster and Pre-Disaster Recovery 10009
Mikiko Ishikawa (Chuo University)
Developing Resilient Infrastructure as a Basis for Restoration from the Great East
Japan Earthquake

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Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room663
Commission Session
APPLIED GEOGRAPHY
CS01-1Modelling small area data for epidemiological studies (Joint session

with the Commission on Health and Environment)
Chair(s): Graham Clarke (Univ. of Leeds)

01377
Tomoki Nakaya (Ritsumeikan University)
Yuri Ito, Akiko Ioka, Tomio Nakayama, Hideaki Tsukuma

Modelling Geographic Disparities in Cancer Survival in Osaka Prefecture, Japan
01348
Yuri Ito (Osaka Medical Center for Cancer and Cardiovascular Diseases)
Tomoki Nakaya, Akiko Ioka, Tomio Nakayama, Hideaki Tsukuma

Investigating spatial clusters of cancer incidence in Osaka Prefecture, Japan: An
application of GIS for Cancer Control
00229
Ta-Chien Chan (Academia Sinica)
Hao-Syong Liu

Balancing the privacy concern and tolerance of precision in epidemiologic study bygeographical masking methods
00953
Kazumasa Hanaoka (Tohoku University)
Tomoki Nakaya, Takahiro Tabuchi

Small area estimation of health behavioural indices in Osaka city, Japan

5

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room663
Commission Session
APPLIED GEOGRAPHY
CS01-2

Spatial analysis on Walkability and Obesity (Joint session with theCommission on Health and Environment)
Chair(s): Tomoki Nakaya (Ritsumeikan Univ.)

01453
Satoshi Nagao (Japan Planning Systems co., ltd.)
Tomoki Nakaya, Yosuke Yamada, Minoru Yamada, Tsukasa Yoshida, Misaka Kimura

Development of Built-up areas and Walking Habits of elderly people in Kameoka City,
Japan
00753
Michelle Almond (University of Leeds)
Graham Clarke, Janet Cade, Kimberley Edwards

Spatial variations in Childhood Obesity: the school and neighbourhood geographies
01405
Shigeru Inoue (Tokyo Medical University)
Kenichi Suijo, Tomoki Nakaya, Yumiko Ohya, Yuko Odagiri, Tomoko Takamiya, Teruichi Shimomitsu

Associations between objectively-measured environmental attributes and physicalactivity among Japanese adults
00512
Michelle A Morris (University of Leeds)
Graham P Clarke, Janet E Cade, Claire T Hulme, Kimberley L Edwards

Spatial analysis of overweight and obese in the UK Women’s Cohort Study (UKWCS)

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Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room663
Commission Session
APPLIED GEOGRAPHY
CS01-3

Analysing contextual factors on health (Joint session with theCommission on Health and Environment)
Chair(s): Graham Clarke (Univ. of Leeds), Tomoki Nakaya (Ritsumeikan Univ.)

00530
Ikuho Yamada (Chuo University)
A space-time analysis of the risk of low birthweight and neighborhood contextual
factors
00264
Shinya Yasumoto (University of Tokyo)
Andrew P Jones, Chihiro Shimizu

Longitudinal trends in equity of park accessibility in Japan: An investigation of therole of causal mechanisms
00622
Monika Vij (Delhi University)
R B Singh

Industrial Development, Human Health and Urban Environment in Delhi Mega City
00835
Chien Tat Low (The University of Hong Kong)
Poh Chin Lai

Understanding the geography of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) body
constitution in population health

7

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room670
Commission Session
ARID LANDS, HUMANKIND, AND ENVIRONMENT
CS02-1

Arid lands, humankind, and environment (1)Chair(s): Mahmoud M. Ashour (Ain Shams Univ.), Noboru Ogata (Kyoto Univ.)

00077
Douglas K Bardsley (University of Adelaide)
Nathanael D Wiseman

Responding to socio-ecological risk in remote indigenous communities: climatechange adaptation as a driver of development in arid Australia
00783
Lina Eklund (Lund University)
Demography, Land Use and Agricultural Development in the Rural Areas of Duhok
Governorate, Iraq

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Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room670
Commission Session
ARID LANDS, HUMANKIND, AND ENVIRONMENT
CS02-2

Arid lands, humankind, and environment (2) Alexandria project

Chair(s): So Hasegawa (Comprehensive Reserach Institute, Waseda Univ.), Mahmoud M.
Ashour (Ain Shams Univ.), Noboru Ogata (Kyoto Univ.)

00206
So Hasegawa (Comprehensive Reserach Institute, Waseda University)
On the Hellenistic Site Territory at West Delta in Egypt
00226
Masahiro Etaya (Tokai University)
Satellite Remote Sensing Application in Hellenistic Archaeology at West Delta
00659
Shigeko Haruyama (Mie University)
Mayumi Matsumoto, Kay Thwe Hliang

Landform series of the lowest part of Nile delta and interpretation of all core boring
01265
Hiroomi Tsumura (Doshisha University)
Kotaro Mogi

The quantitative evaluation of the habitation ecology in the modern Nile delta

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Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 Room670
Commission Session
ARID LANDS, HUMANKIND, AND ENVIRONMENT
CS02-3

Arid lands, humankind, and environment (3)Chair(s): Mahmoud M. Ashour (Ain Shams Univ.), Noboru Ogata (Kyoto Univ.)00335
Isao Akojima (Fukushima University)
Paleo-climate in and around the Nasca Basin,Peru
00892
Noboru Ogata (Kyoto University)
A Study of Settlement Remains near the Qiemo Oasis in Northwestern China using
Satellite Imagery and DEM
01032
Kirill Chistyakov (Saint Petersburg State University)
Dmitrii Ganiushkin

Present landscape dynamics and ecological problems of the mountain watershed of
the South Siberia and the Inner Asia
01471
Atsushi Noguchi (Meiji University)
Yorinao Shitaoka, Qasid Hussain Mallah, Ghulam Mohiu'Deen Veesar, Nilofer Shaikh, Hideo Kondo

The long-term history of human adaptation to the arid environment in the lower Indus
Valley and the Thar Desert, Pakistan

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Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room670
Commission Session
BIOGEOGRAPHY AND BIODIVERSITY
CS03-1

Scientific mapping of climate change, water, forests and biodiversity

Chair(s): Udo Schickhoff (Univ. of Hamburg ), Kazuharu Mizuno (Kyoto Univ.)

00880
Kazuharu Mizuno (Kyoto University)
Tomohiro Fujita

Vegetation succession on Mt. Kenya in relation to glacial fluctuation and global
warming
01465
Virender Singh Negi (Shaheed Bhagat Singh (E) College, University of Delhi)
Impact of Climate Change on Livelihood in the Western Himalayas
00413
Pawan Kumar Singh (National PG College, Lucknow University, Lucknow)
Distributional Patterns of Biographical Regions in Indian Subcontinent: A Spatial
Analysis00493
Mohan Pathak (S.M.R.D.P.G. COLLEGE, BHURKURA, GHAZIPUR, U.P.)
Biodiversity of the Ganga River Flood Plains(India); An Ecological Perspectives

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Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 Room670
Commission Session
BIOGEOGRAPHY AND BIODIVERSITY
CS03-2

Biodiversity and forest conservation: policy implications and local

knowledge system
Chair(s): Koichi Kimoto (Hiroshima Jogakuin Univ.), R. B. Singh (Delhi Univ.)

01462
Poonam Kumria (University of Delhi)
R.B. Singh, Koichi Kimoto

Exclusion or Empowerment: Participatory Deliberations on Forest Commons in
Dehradun Valley, India
00706
Mahfuza Rahman (Cotton College)
Jayasree Borah, Pradip Sharma

Forest Cover, Policies and Governance in Assam India
01566
Ines Grigorescu (Institute of Geography, Romanian Academy)
Monica Dumitrascu, Gheorghe Kucsicsa, Mihaela Nastase

Assessing Invasive Terrestrial Plant Species in the Romanian protected areas.
00723
Pradip Sharma (Cotton College)
Mahfuza Rahman, Dhanjit Deka, Rubul Hazarika

Livelihood Challenges of Fringe Communities of Dabaka and Jamuna-Maudanga
Reserved Forests, Assam, India

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Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room670
Commission Session
BIOGEOGRAPHY AND BIODIVERSITY
CS03-3

Biodiversity conservation and livelihood security

Chair(s): Koichi Kimoto (Hiroshima Jogakuin Univ.), R. B. Singh (Delhi Univ.)

01432
Kirill Ju. Bazarov (Pacific Institute of Geography FEB RAS)
Automatically interpretation of satellite Images which were made in different times(by example of transboundary territories).
00216
Vishwa Raj Sharma (University of Delhi)Land Use, Forests and Environmental Pollution in Agra Metropolitan City
00979
Ajay Kumar (University of Delhi)
R.B. Singh, Koichi Kimoto

Local Knowledge and Forest Management in Changing Environment of Rajasthan
Drylands in India: A Case of Sariska National Park
01276
Koichi Kimoto (Hiroshima Jogakuin University)
Das S Arun

Process of Desertification a Challenging Resilience: Forest Management as Regional
Governance in Southern India

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Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room662
Commission Session
CLIMATOLOGY
CS04-1

Climatic change and variability in different spatial and temporal scales(1)
Chair(s): Nigel Tapper (Monash Univ.), Jun Matsumoto (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.), Masumi
Zaiki (Seikei Univ.)

00514
Harry F. Lee (The University of Hong Kong)
North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) and drought in northwestern China over the last
1,000 years
00370
Kalyan Chakravarthy Yesoda (India Meteorological Department)
Sikka D.R, Ajit Tyagi Dr

History of Incidence of Droughts over India during Monsoon Season from Halocene
to Anthropocene
01014
Takehiko Mikami (Teikyo University)
Junpei Hirano, Masumi Zaiki

Hot summer episode in Japan during 1850s-1860s

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Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room662
Commission Session
CLIMATOLOGY
CS04-2

Climatic change and variability in different spatial and temporal scales(2)
Chair(s): Kimura Keiji (Hokkaido Univ.), Nigel Tapper (Monash Univ.), Masumi Zaiki (Seikei
Univ.)

00720
Jun Matsumoto (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Hayato Suzuki, Michiko Otsuka, Fumiaki Fujibe, Hirotsugu Yamamoto, Haruhiko Yamamoto, Ikumi Akasaka,
Hisayuki Kubota, Nobuhiko Endo, Hiroshi G. Takahashi, Junpei Hirano, Masumi Zaiki

Data Rescue and Long-term Climatic Changes in Asia
01030
Fumiaki Fujibe (Meteorological Research Institute, JMA)
Long-term changes of extreme precipitation in Japan and their relation tomultidecadal temperature variations
01224
Masumi Zaiki (seikei University)
Togo Tsukahara, Takehiko Mikami

Instrumental meteorological records in Japan since the 19th century and theirclimatological significance15

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room559
Commission Session
CLIMATOLOGY
CS04-3

Climatic change and variability in different spatial and temporal scales(3)
Chair(s): Haruhisa Asada (Nara Women's Univ.), Nigel Tapper (Monash Univ.), Masumi Zaiki(Seikei Univ.)

01273
Fumie Murata (Kochi University)
Taiich Hayashi, Toru Terao, Masashi Kiguchi, Yusuke Yamane, Haruhisa Asada, Jun Matsumoto, Arjumand
Habib, Hiambok Johnes Syiemlieh

Rainfall at Cherrapunji, India and its relation to floods in Bangladesh
01356
Masashi Kiguchi (the University of Tokyo)
Ram Chandra Sarker, Nobuyuki Utsumi, Kazuo Oki, Taikan Oki

The Relationship between Extreme Precipitation and Surface Air Temperature in
Bangladesh
00799
Keiji Kimura (Hokkaido University)
Climate Change around southern Africa during recent 50 years
01289
Ikumi Akasaka (Senshu University)
Hisayuki Kubota, Marcelino Ⅱ Villafuerte, Esperanza O Cayanan, Jun Matsumoto

Long-term changes in seasonal progression patterns of rainfall in the Philippines

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Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 Room559
Commission Session
CLIMATOLOGY
CS04-4

Climatic change and variability in different spatial and temporal scales(4)
Chair(s): Ikumi Akasaka (Senshu Univ.), Nigel Tapper (Monash Univ.), Masumi Zaiki (Seikei
Univ.)

00520
Comfort Iyabo Ogunleye-Adetona (University of Cape Coast)
Lanre Lati Ajibade

Gender Perception and Climate Change in Nigeria
00465
Chris R De Freitas (University of Auckland)
M Helbig, A Matzarakis

Hydroclimatic assessment of water resources of low Pacific islands: evaluating
sensitivity to climatic change and variability
00501
Yingjiu Bai (Graduate School of Media and Governance, Keio University)
Ikuyo Kaneko, Hikaru Kobayashi, Kazuo Kurihara, Izuru Takayabu, Hidetaka Sasaki, Akihiko Murata

A GIS-based approach to adaptation to regional climate change
01546
Nina Alexandrovna Zaytseva (Russian Acacdemy of Sciences)
Russian View on the Kyoto Protocol and Climate Change

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Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room663
Commission Session
CLIMATOLOGY
CS04-5

Urban climate (1)Chair(s): Hiroyuki Kusaka (Univ. of Tsukuba), Toshiaki Ichinose (National Institute forEnvironmental Studies (NIES) / Nagoya Univ.)

00539
Masatoshi Yoshino (Professor Emeritus, University Tsukuba)
Development of Urban Climates in Japan from the Ancient Period to Present
00679
Toshiaki Ichinose (National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) / Nagoya University)
Recent Urban Subsurface Warming In Seven Asian Mega-Cities
01121
Yoshihito Seto (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Hideo Takahashi

Relationship between local wind systems and temperature distribution in summer
over the Kanto Plain

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Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room663
Commission Session
CLIMATOLOGY
CS04-6

Urban climate (2)Chair(s): Toshiaki Ichinose (National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) / Nagoya
Univ.), Hiroyuki Kusaka (Univ. of Tsukuba)

01091
Yasushi Fujiyoshi (Hokkaido University)
Yuki Ooka, Masayuki Kawashima, Ayako Yagi, Manabu Kanda, Chusei Fujiwara

Formation mechanism of Ozone-dip and Aerosol-jump as revealed by 3D-scanning
Doppler lidar
00847
Florent Renard (Universite Jean Moulin Lyon 3 - CNRS UMR 5600)
Jacques Comby

Influence of urban climate and topography on extreme rainfall cells in east-central
France00409
Elena A. Grigorieva (Institute for Complex Analysis of Regional Problems FEB RAS)
Assessment of outdoor thermal conditions at the Russian Far East

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Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room663
Commission Session
CLIMATOLOGY
CS04-7

Urban climate (3)Chair(s): Takehiko Mikami (Teikyo Univ.), Hiroyuki Kusaka (Univ. of Tsukuba)

00784
Nikolay Kasimov (Lomonosov Moscow State University)
Viktoria Bituykova

Anthropogenic emissions in Northern Eurasia
00959
Pui Yun Paulina Wong (The University of Hong Kong)
Poh-Chin Lai, Melissa Hart

Microclimate variations of Urban Heat Island effects in Hong Kong

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Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room663
Commission Session
CLIMATOLOGY
CS04-8

Urban climate (4)Chair(s): Fumiaki Fujibe (Meteorological Research Institute, JMA), Hiroyuki Kusaka (Univ. of
Tsukuba)01665
Hiroyuki Kusaka (University of Tsukuba)
Adachi A Sachiho, Asuka Suzuki-Parker, Keiko Fujita, Natsumi Iijima, Tomohiko Ihara, Toshichika Iizumi,
Yoshiki Yamagata, Masayuki Hara

Uncertainties in Future Climate Projection in the Urban Areas
01601
Pavel Konstantinov (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Geography)
Elisaveta Malinina, Timofey Samsonov, Vladimir Semin

Modelling extremal wind speed events in big cities
01151
Donatella Spano (University of Sassari; CMCC)
Serena Marras, Costantino Sirca, Veronica Bellucco, Kyaw Tha Paw U, Richard Snyder, Matthias Falk,David Pyles, Arnaldo Cecchini, Ivan Blecic, Andrea Trunfio, Pierpaolo DuceUrban Fluxes in a Mediterranean City and a Modeling Framework for Developing Low
Carbon Planning Strategies
01667
Sachiho A Adachi (JAMSTEC)
Fujio Kimura, Hiroyuki Kusaka, Yoshiki Yamagata, Hajime Seya, Kumiko Nakamichi, Toshinori Aoyagi

Mitigation effects of urban form change on summertime heat island phenomena inTokyo metropolitan area

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CLIMATOLOGY
CS04-9Past, present and future changes of Asian and Australian monsoon andtheir impact on nature and society (1)Chair(s): Jun Matsumoto (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)

00555
Zhudeng Wei (Beijing Normal University)
Economic fluctuation and its connection with temperature change during 220
B.C.-1910 A.D. in China
01556
Toru Tamura (AIST)Mark D Bateman, Yoshinori Kodama, Yu Saitoh, Kazuaki Watanabe, Naofumi Yamaguchi, Dan Matsumoto

Decadal- to centennial-scale fluctuations of the Asian winter monsoon recorded by
Japan Sea coastal dunes
00527
Bing Zhou (Beijing Climate Centre)
Interdecadal Variations of East Asian Monsoon and Climate Turning Signal over
China
00224
Nagaraju Chilukoti (CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT OF ADVANCED COMPUTING)
Ashok Karumuri, Alex Sen Gupta, Pai D. S.

Decadal changes in the relationship between the Indian and Australian summer
monsoons

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CLIMATOLOGY
CS04-10

Past, present and future changes of Asian and Australian monsoon

and their impact on nature and society (2)Chair(s): Chih-Wen Hung (National Taiwan Normal Univ.), Jun Matsumoto (Tokyo
Metropolitan Univ.)

00781
Hisayuki Kubota (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology)
Yu Kosaka, Shang-Ping Xie

Asian summer monsoon variability based on the 116 years instrumental records
00346
Suraj Mal (Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi)
R.B. Singh

Trends and Variability of Rainfall with Particular Reference to Monsoon in Western
Himalaya, India
00980
Ajay Kumar (University of Delhi)
R.B. Singh

Impact of Changing Monsoonal Pattern on Drylands of India: A Case of Nagaur
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CLIMATOLOGY
CS04-11

Past, present and future changes of Asian and Australian monsoon

and their impact on nature and society (3)Chair(s): Hisayuki Kubota (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology), Jun
Matsumoto (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)

00182
Chih-Wen Hung (National Taiwan Normal University)
Ho-Jiunn Lin

Impact of the Madden Julian Oscillation on the East Asian Winter Monsoon Rainfalls
Observed in Taiwan
00584
Hiromitsu Kanno (NARO Tohoku Agricultural Research Center)
Strongly Negative Correlation between Monthly Mean Temperatures in April andAugust since 1998 in Northern Japan

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CLIMATOLOGY
CS04-12

Past, present and future changes of Asian and Australian monsoon

and their impact on nature and society (4)Chair(s): Hiromitsu Kanno (NARO Tohoku Agricultural Research Center), Jun Matsumoto(Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)

00699
Jun Matsumoto (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Marcelino Q. Villafuerte Ⅱ, Ikumi Akasaka, Hisayuki Kubota, Hiroshi Takahashi

Long-term Trends and Variability of Rainfall Extremes in the Philippines and their
Relationship with ENSO and Monsoon
01290
Nobuhiko Endo (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology)
Jun Matsumoto

MJO controls on heavy precipitation events in central Vietnam during boreal autumn
01245
Masahiro Tanoue (Kumamoto University)
Kimpei Ichiyanagi, Jun Shimada, Shuichi Mori, Jun-Ichi Hamada, Miki Hattori, Peiming Wu, Manabu D
Yamanaka, Fadli Syamsudin, Urip Haryoko

Diurnal cycle of stable isotopes precipitation with land-sea breeze over Jakarta,
Indoensia

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COASTAL SYSTEMS
CS05-1

Coasts (1) learning from the past, planning for the future

Chair(s): Masatomo Umitsu (Nara Univ.), Yongqiang Zong (Univ. of Hong Kong)

01437
Kazuaki Hori (Nagoya University)
Sedimentary characteristics of Late Pleistocene to Holocene fan-delta deposits of theTenryu River, central Japan
01250
Kodai Hasada (Nagoya University)
Kazuaki Hori

Carbon storage and its change in the Kiso River delta during the Holocene
00316
Kiyoshi Fujimoto (Nanzan University)
Shingo Taniguchi, Kenji Ono, Yasumasa Hirata, Ryuichi Tabuchi, Saimon Lihpai

Effects of sea-level rise to mangrove habitat are already emerging: From thelong-term monitoring in Pohnpei Island, Micronesia
00227
Yongqiang Zong (University of Hong Kong)
Kaman Mok, Mongsin Wu, Wyss Yim

Coastal responses to sea-level and monsoon climate change in the past 10,000 years

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COASTAL SYSTEMS
CS05-2

Coasts (2) learning from the past, planning for the future

Chair(s): Masatomo Umitsu (Nara Univ.), Yongqiang Zong (Univ. of Hong Kong)

01373
Young Ho Shin (Seoul National University)
Keun Bae Yu, Hoshang Rhew

Development of spits and dune ridges in the Anmyeon Island, Korea, during the
Holocene
00740
Keun Bae Yu (Seoul National University)
George A. Brook, Young Ho Shin, Hosang Rhew, Fong Brook, Sung Hwan Kim

Episodic coastal dune development in the Taean Peninsula and Anmyeon Island,
Korea, during the mid to late Holocene
00998
Toru Tamura (AIST)
Yoshiki Saito, Mark D Bateman, V. Lap Nguyen, T. K. Oanh Ta, Dan Matsumoto

High-resolution chronology of a prograded deltaic coast for characterizing andpredicting decadal to centennial changes

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COASTAL SYSTEMS
CS05-3

Coasts (3) learning from the past, planning for the future

Chair(s): Masatomo Umitsu (Nara Univ.), Yongqiang Zong (Univ. of Hong Kong)

01046
Koichiro Tanigawa (Geological Survey of Japan, AIST)
Yuki Sawai, Masanobu Shishikura, Osamu Fujiwara, Yuichi Namegaya

Geological study on tsunami deposits in the Pacific coast of Aomori, northern Japan
00967
Tomoya Abe (Nagoya University)
Daisuke Sugawara

Shore-parallel distribution of the tsunami deposits by 2011 Tohoku-oki tsunami in
Ishinomaki Coastal Plain
00285
Masatomo Umitsu (Nara University)
Tsunami Flow and Its Characteristics on the Coastal Plains of Tohoku Region, Japan
00986
Goro Komatsu (Universita' d'Annunzio)
Kazuhisa Goto, Victor R. Baker, Takashi Oguchi, Yuichi S. Hayakawa, Hitoshi Saito, Jon D. Pelletier, Luke
Mcguire, Yasutaka Iijima

Effects of tsunami wave erosion on natural landscapes: Examples from the 2011
Tohoku-oki Tsunami

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COASTAL SYSTEMS
CS05-4

Coasts (4) learning from the past, planning for the future

Chair(s): Masatomo Umitsu (Nara Univ.), Yongqiang Zong (Univ. of Hong Kong)

00258
Kazuhisa Goto (Tohoku University)
Keitaro Miyazawa, Fumihiko Imamura, Nagao Shimabukuro, Ayano Shimabukuro, Kunimasa Miyagi,
Yuzuru Masaki, Anawat Suppasri

Damages, source model and fragility function of the 1771 Meiwa Tsunami, southern
Ryukyu Islands, Japan
00400
Hironobu Kan (Okayama University)
Kensaku Urata, Masayuki Nagao, Nobuyuki Hori, Tomoya Ohashi, Yosuke Nakashima, Kazuhisa Goto,
Yusuke Yokoyama, Atsushi Suzuki

Submerged karst discovered in the southern Ryukyu Islands: coastal sea-floor
geomorphology by multibeam bathymetric survey
01115
Nandi Nandi (UPI/University Leipzig)
Jurgen Heinrich

Coastal Conservation Policies and Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) in
Indonesia

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COLD REGION ENVIRONMENTS
CS06-1

Resilience and sustainability assessment in Cold regions Environment(1)
Chair(s): Nancy Doubleday (McMaster Univ.), Tatiana Kuzminichna Vlasova (Russian
Academy of Science)

80015
Nancy Doubleday (McMaster University)
Lessons for Resilience: Beyond International Polar Year
00254
Tatiana Kuzminichna Vlasova (Russian Academy of Science)
Sergey Gennadievich Volkov

Local and traditional knowledge for observations and assessment of Arctic
socio-ecological systems resilience
00924
Aleksey Anatolyevich Medvedkov (Lomonosov Moscow State University)
Sustaining landscapes of Yenisei Taiga region under conditions of Сlimate Сhange

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COLD REGION ENVIRONMENTS
CS06-2

Resilience and sustainability assessment in Cold regions Environment(2)
Chair(s): Nancy Doubleday (McMaster Univ.), Tatiana Kuzminichna Vlasova (Russian
Academy of Science)

00218
Andrey A. Medvedev (Institute of geography, Russian academy of sciences)
Vladimir M. Kotlyakov, Tatiana E. Khromova

Russian Arctic spatial data integration for geographical researches
00750
Tatiana Khromova (Institute of Geography RAS)
Gennady Nosenko

The state and recent changes of glaciers in cold regions of Northern Eurasia
00276
Sergey Govorushko (Pacific Geographical Institute)
Natural processes of cold regions as a complicating factor of life31

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CULTURAL APPROACH IN GEOGRAPHY
CS07-1

Sacred mountains and cultural identities in East Asia (1)Chair(s): Je Hun Ryu (Korea National Univ. of Education), Shangyi Zhou (Beijing Normal
Univ.)

00091
Wonsuk Choi (Gyeongnam Cultural Research Institute, Gyeongsang National University)
The Sacred Mother Mountain Jiri, in Korea
00169
Je Hun Ryu (Korea National University of Education)
The Contestation of Ideological Groups on the Kyeryong Mountain in Korea
01003
Huasheng Zhu (Beijing Normal University)
Yapin Chen

A monk in the border area of China and Burma
01061
Takuya Uda (School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba)
Restructuring of Sacred Sites for Tourism : A Case Study of Mt. Hiei after World War II

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CULTURAL APPROACH IN GEOGRAPHY
CS07-2

Sacred mountains and cultural identities in East Asia (2)Chair(s): Je Hun Ryu (Korea National Univ. of Education), Shangyi Zhou (Beijing Normal
Univ.)

00426
Shangyi Zhou (Beijing Normal University)
Shaobo Zhang

Improved Contextualism：Assessment of a Community’s Regeneration in Beijing

01523
Keisuke Matsui (University of Tsukuba)
Discussion on the Religious Tourism in Remote Islands, Japan
00926
Olga Trapeznikova (Institute of Environmental Geoscience of Russian Academy of Science)
Conjugated Study of Agrarian Landscape and Traditional Cultural Landscape of Old
Russian Villages
Xiaofeng Tang (Peking University)
The standpoint of a religious exhibition in China

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CULTURAL APPROACH IN GEOGRAPHY
CS07-3Cultural dimensions in sustainability research

Chair(s): Benno Werlen (Univ. of Jena)

00811
Rebecca Kate Dowling Smith (Macquarie University)Frank Thomalla

The Role of Culture in Determining Risk to Environmental Changes and Hazards: A
Review of the Global Literature
01570
Janez Nared (Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts)
Managing cultural heritage: place-based approach
00786
Nina N. Alekseeva (Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University)
Interrelations of Natural Landscapes and Cultural Systems: Physicаl GeographicalApproach00353
Matthew Coxhill (University of Newcastle)
Making Peace With the Orange Roughy

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CULTURAL APPROACH IN GEOGRAPHY
CS07-4

Representations of nature

Chair(s): Karsten Gaebler (Univ. of Jena)

00771
Lei-Lei Li (Shenzhen University)
Natural nature and unnatural nature: a study on representations and practices ofnature in China
01448
Takahiro Ota (Ritsumeikan University)
Forest Cultural Ecosystem Service inventory in a local area of Japan and its
utilization of biodiversity conservation policy
00854
Ales Smrekar (Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts)
Bojan Erhartic

How important is the aesthetic value for the evaluation of nature values?

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DYNAMICS OF ECONOMIC SPACES
CS08-1

Management Geography - Localizing practices

Chair(s): Rolf Dieter Schlunze (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Andrew Jones (City Univ. London)

01672
Neil Reid (University of Toledo)
Challenges facing family-owned businesses in the twenty-first century
00946
Tim Reiffenstein (Mount Allison University)
Varieties of legal education and professional reform in the United States, Canada andJapan: A management perspective on co-evolutionary institutional change
01666
Patrik Strom (University of Gothenburg)
Richard Nakamura

Firm level Chinese FDI in Japan: spatial dynamics and regional economic
development
00632
Hachiro Hagiwara (Shikoku University)
Japanese Enterprises in Brazil
01460
Richard Ek (Lund University)
Place-Brewering: Micro-Breweries, Place-Making and Magic

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DYNAMICS OF ECONOMIC SPACES
CS08-2

Management Geography - Globlizing practices

Chair(s): Rolf Dieter Schlunze (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Patrik Strom (Univ. of Gothenburg)

01209
Andrew Jones (City University London)
Translation, Mediation or something more? The role of Chinese world cities in global
managerial practices
00871
Natsuki Kamakura (University of Tokyo)
New spatial division of labor in Research and Development: Case study of aJapanese chemical company
01341
Ji Weiwei (Ritsumeikan University)
Exploring Boundary Spanners’ Cross-cultural Competences: An Asian-perspectiveon the Global City
01211
Alexandre Schon (University Montpellier III)
Restructuration and resilience of a multinational firm at local-scale: the case of IBM
Montpellier, France.

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DYNAMICS OF ECONOMIC SPACES
CS08-3

Management Geography - Managerial challenges

Chair(s): Neil Reid (Univ. of Toledo), Andrew Jones (City Univ. London)

00844
Martina Fromhold-Eisebith (RWTH Aachen University)
Sectoral resilience: Exploring sector specific, multi-scalar mechanisms of crisis
adaptability in the automotive industry
01620
Tomasz Rachwal (Pedagogical University of Cracow)
Miroslaw Wojtowicz

Changing Role of Industry in the Development of Cities in Emerging Economies - theCase of Krakow Metropolitan Region (Poland)
00839
Linda M Magi (University of Zululand)
Ecotourism and Conservation Strategies Around Protected Areas of Kwazulu-Natal:
Tradition for the Future
80001
Rolf Dieter Schlunze (Ritsumeikan University)
Diversity advantage in Germany ? locational preferences of Japanese managers inGermany38

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ENVIRONMENT EVOLUTION
CS09-1

Environment evolution and human activity in the late quaternary (1)geographical pattern
Chair(s): Tatjana Boettger (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research), Andrei A.
Velichko (Russian Academy of Sciences Institute of Geography ), Fahu Chen (Lanzhou
Univ. )

01185
Natsuki Sasaki (The University of Tokyo)
Toshihiko Sugai

Characteristics and Evolutional Processes of Wetland Environment in the Landslides
around Hachimanntai Volcanic Group, NE Japan
01419
Takashi Ogami (Chuo University)
Effects of tectonic uplift on bedrock river channel evolution since the Middle
Pleistocene at Northern Sanriku coast, NE Japan
01343
Kohei Matsunaga (Keio University)
Vegetation, water, and soil erosion on the Chinese Loess Plateau
00813
Takeshi Ishihara (The University of Tokyo)
Toshihiko Sugai

Comparison of landform evolution between two major fluvial lowlands in the greater
Tokyo area since the latest Pleistocene, Japan

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ENVIRONMENT EVOLUTION
CS09-2

Environment evolution and human activity in the late quaternary (2)geographical pattern
Chair(s): Tatjana Boettger (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research), Andrei A.
Velichko (Russian Academy of Sciences Institute of Geography ), Fahu Chen (Lanzhou
Univ. )

00455
Alexander Olchev (A.N. Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution of the Russian
Academy of Science)
A long-term variability of actual and potential evaporation of forest-steppe
landscapes in European part of Russia during the Holocene
01247
Naoko Nagumo (University of Tokyo)
Toshihiko Sugai, Sumiko Kubo

Flood geomorphology and in-channel modern deposits in the lower Mekong basin,
Cambodia
01084
Hitoshi Shimizu (The University of Tokyo)
Toshihiko Sugai, Reisuke Kondo, Akio Sato, Hiroki Montani, Yasunori Nakayama, Kunihiko Endo

Late Quaternary Avulsion history of the lower Ili River, Central Eurasia controlled byclimate and Balkhash lake level changes

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ENVIRONMENT EVOLUTION
CS09-3

Environment evolution and human activity in the late quaternary (3)geographical pattern
Chair(s): Tatjana Boettger (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research), Andrei A.
Velichko (Russian Academy of Sciences Institute of Geography ), Fahu Chen (Lanzhou
Univ. )

00261
Elena Yu. Novenko (Institute of Geography Russian Academy of Science)
Climate changes in the central part of the East European plain (Russia) in the
Holocene
00252
Elena Yu. Novenko (Institute of Geography Russian Academy of Science)
Holocene environment dynamics and human activity in the forest-steppe zone ofEuropean Russia (satellite and pollen-based reconstructions)
00869
Satoshi Ishikawa (University Of Tokyo)
Toshihiko Sugai

The Development of Tenjogawa (the Raised Bed River) and Human Impacts in theLower Reach of Kizugawa River

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GENDER AND GEOGRAPHY
CS10-1

Gender and Geography: intersectionality

Chair(s): Shirlena Huang (National Univ. of Singapore)

00803
Kanchan Gandhi (School of Planning and Architecture)
Intersecting inequalities and the experience of disaster: A case of the 2004 Tsunami
response in Tamil Nadu
00779
Kamalini Ramdas (National University of Singapore)
When Race Counts: Single Singaporean-Indian Women, Community, and the
Biopolitics of Family
00971
Hyunjoo Jung (Seoul National University)
Intersectionality in Transnational Spaces: Becoming Transmigrants in South Korea
00189
Junjia Ye (The Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity)
Migrant masculinities: the habitus of silence
01286
Shirlena Huang (National University of Singapore)
May NgTransnational Fathers 'Doing Family': Migrant Construction Workers in Singapore

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GENDER AND GEOGRAPHY
CS10-2

Gender and Geography: sexualities, sex, space and place

Chair(s): Lynda Johnston (Univ. of Waikato)

00305
Lynda Johnston (University of Waikato)
Queenstown’s Gay Ski Week: Queering local and global tourism spaces
01447
Masato Mori (Mie University)
Ideology, feminised women body and luth in Japan: examining woman magazine
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GENDER AND GEOGRAPHY
CS10-3

Gender and Geography: gender, risk and global change

Chair(s): Marcella Schmidt Di Friedberg (Univ. of Milano-Bicocca)

00913
Elena Dell'Agnese (University of Milano-Bicocca)
Schmidt Di Friedberg Marcella

Women, risk and climate change in the Maldives01349
Keiko Ikeda (Shizuoka University)
Gendering vulnerability reduction - Women and recovery from the 2011 East Japan
Disaster
00843
Yagana Bukar (University of Maiduguri)
Rural Women's Access, Use and Adaptation Strategies to Water Scarcity in the Semi
Arid Zone of Northern Borno State, Nigeria.
00949
Nicola Ansell (Brunel University)
Lorraine Van Blerk, Flora Hajdu, Elsbeth Robson

Marriage, gender and risk in southern Africa

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GENDER AND GEOGRAPHY
CS10-4

Gender and geography: gendering urban spaces

Chair(s): Ellen Rita Hansen (Emporia State Univ.)

00858
Nazgol Bagheri (University of Missouri)
Mapping Women in Tehran’s Public Spaces: An Application of Geo-Ethnography in
Feminist Geography
01293
Orie Sekimura (Gunma Prefectural Women's University)
New Town changing into Old Town: A case study of two major suburban new towns inTokyo and Osaka
01479
Yu Qing Zhang (Program in Arts and Science Education)
Women employment under the one child policy in Urban

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GENDER AND GEOGRAPHY
CS10-5

Gender and geography: women and work

Chair(s): Hyunjoo Jung (Seoul National Univ.)

01670
Makiko Ota (Ochanomizu University)
Gender and Industrial Restructuring in the Philippines: Impact on Urban MigrantCommunity in Metropolitan Manila
00447
Madhushree Das (Gauhati University)
Female work participation and occupational composition among the tribes of Assam,
India
00203
Parijat Borgohain (Cotton College)
Work and Stress: An Insight into the Lives of Female Workers of Rungajan and
Gopitara Tea Estates in Assam, India
00196
Nuratu Badamasi Muhammad (Bayero University Kano-Nigeria)
Some Issues on Rural Women Informal Sector Activities In Jigawa State, Nigeria

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GENDER AND GEOGRAPHY
CS10-6

Teaching and Learning: theory and practice

Chair(s): Holly Hapke (East Carolina Univ.)

01619
Holly Hapke (East Carolina University)
Crossing Borders, Exotic Women, and the Challenge of Teaching Gender in Regional
Geography
01257
Ellen Rita Hansen (Emporia State University)
Gender, Ethnicity and White Privilege
00131
Carrie Mott (University of Kentucky)
Preparing the environment: Montessori education as a feminist intevention in
neoliberalizing universities
00152
Shew-Jiuan B. Su (National Taiwan Normal University)
Yu-Ling Song, Nora Chiang

A Foot in the Door -- Teaching Feminist Geography in Taiwan

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GENDER AND GEOGRAPHY
CS10-7

Gender and Geography: emerging themes

Chair(s): Ragnhild Lund (Norwegian Univ. of Science and Technology)

01103
Ragnhild Lund (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)
Studying gendered mobilities in Asia
00581
Orna Blumen (University of Haifa)
The migrant bride: Post-marriage residence of Arab-Palestinian women in Israel
00918
Elaine Ho (National University of Singapore)
A scalar analysis of cross-border fertility: commercial surrogacy in China
01539
Eriko Ikeya (Kochi National College of Technology)
Background and Improvement Points of Low Birth Rate in Japan

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GENDER AND GEOGRAPHY
CS10-8Working Together: challenges and strategies for collaborating acrossboundaries (panel discussion)
Chair(s): Janice J Monk (Univ. of Arizona)

01274
Janice J Monk (University of Arizona)
Joos Droogleever Fortuijn, Ragnhild Lund, Michael Solem

Working Together: Challenges and Strategies for Collaborating across Boundaries

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GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION
CS11-1

Traditional wisdom and modern knowledge in geography teaching forthe earth’s future
Chair(s): John Lidstone (Queensland Univ. of Technology)

00438
Toshimitsu Tabe (Japan Women's University)
A Study on the Geography Test: Comparative Analysis of Education Administration
on Geography Education in Japan and the U.S.A.
01587
Joseph Paul Stoltman (Western Michigan University)
Norman Graves

The Commission on Geographical Education: Traditions and Triumphs
01258
Yoshiyasu Ida (University of Tsukuba)
Combination with the traditional geographical learning and the geography to promotea logical thought.
01186
Koji Ohnishi (University of Toyama)
Learning disaster from the Ise Bay tyhoon through map making activities

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GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION
CS11-3

Didactics and pedagogy in geographical education(1)Chair(s): Joop Van Der Schee (VU Univ. Amsterdam)

00128
Joop Van Der Schee (VU University Amsterdam)International cooperation and geography education
00709
Yan Navarro (Colegio Pedro II)
The collaborative production in Geography Teaching
01612
Samsul Bachri (Institute of Technology Bandung)
Irdam Adil

The Development of Geographic Teaching Model in Hazard Mitigation of the
Earthquake and Tsunami for The Elementary School in Southern Coast West Java
00904
Bayarmaa Zogsoosuren (New Era international laboratory school of MES)
Batchuluun Yembuu

Comparative Survey for Assessment of Geography in Mongolia and in Igcse of CIE

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GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION
CS11-4

Didactics and pedagogy in geographical education(2)Chair(s): Joop Van Der Schee (VU Univ. Amsterdam)

00239
Michael Solem (Association of American Geographers)
Geography Case Studies of the 2011 East Japan Disasters: Materials for High Schooland University-level Instruction and Collaboration
00327
Che-Ming Chen (National Taiwan Normal University)
An Augmented Reality App for River Fishing and Learning Geography00363
Takashi Shimura (Joetsu University of Education)
Niem Tu Huynh, Wei Li, Rie Nakano, Peter Ndiang' Ui

Creating geography resources on migration post East Japan Earthquake disaster: An
outcome of U.S.-Japan collaboration
00184
Nuratu Badamasi Muhammad (Bayero University Kano-Nigeria)
The Teaching of Geography in Kano State Secondary Schools: From the Gender
Perspective

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GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION
CS11-5Perspectives in geographical education (1)Chair(s): Clare Brooks (Univ. of London)

00012
Lawal H. Salisu (Federal College of Education Kano)
Consequences of Replacement of Geographical Education With Social Studies is
School Curriculum : A Case Study of Nigeria
00474
Fabian Rodrigo Araya (University of La Serena)
Geography Education for Sustainability in Chile
00401
Robert S. Bednarz (Texas A&M University)
Minsung Kim

Spatial Thinking, Habits of Mind, and GIS
00238
Sarah Witham Bednarz (Texas A&M University)
Research in Geography Education: Suggesting an Agenda

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Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 RoomI
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION
CS11-6Perspectives in geographical education (2)Chair(s): Clare Brooks (Univ. of London)

00561
Boris Pavlovych Yatsenko (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv)
Olga Oleksandrivna Lyubitseva, Viktoria Kostiantynivna Kiptenko, Valentyn Ivanovych Stafiychuk

Geographical Education in Ukraine: challenges of current transformations
00708
Tine Beneker (Utrecht University)
Iris Pauw

The future dimension in geography education in the Netherlands
00726
Tomas Torbjornsson (Uppsala University)
Solidarity as a geographical aspect of sustainable development
00648
Alexander I Chalmers (University of Waikato)
Assessing excellence in Geographical Education: Olympiads and the Case for the
iGEO

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Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 RoomI
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION
CS11-7

Perspectives in geographical education (3)Chair(s): Clare Brooks (Univ. of London)

00746
Armin Rempfler (University of Teacher Education Lucerne)
Janine Buchholz, Johannes Hartig, Eva Marie Ulrich-Riedhammer, Rainer Uphues

Systems thinking - a key concept for geographical education
00840
Sirpa Tani (University of Helsinki)
Michael Solem, David Lambert

Status of geo-capabilities in the framework curricula in Finland, UK (England) and theUS
00931
Liz Taylor (University of Cambridge)
Representations of Japan in English geography textbooks 1850-2000

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Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 RoomI
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION
CS11-8Perspectives in geographical education (4)Chair(s): Clare Brooks (Univ. of London)

01114
Dimitrina Mikhova (Faculty of Education, Yamaguchi University)
Peter Stefanov, Dilyana Stefanova, Dimitrina Mikhova

Nternational Competition Karst Under Protection, Gift for the Generaions as a Part of
the Educational Strategy Prokarsterra - Edu
01430
Anne-Louise Semple (Macquarie University)
Kate Lloyd‘Real world’ Geography: preparing students for a changing world through theParticipation and Community Engagement (PACE) Initiative
01611
Samsul Bachri (Institute of Technology Bandung)
Revitalization of Geographic Curricculum for Senior High School in Indonesia

56

Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 RoomJ
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SCIENCE
CS12-1

Geographical information science and global studies (1)Chair(s): Francis Harvey (Univ. of Minnesota)

00716
James Cheshire (UCL)
GIScience and Global Surname Analysis
00475
Bor-Wen Tsai (National Taiwan University)
Exploration of the use of VGI on social and culture perspectives
00337
Paul Longley (University College London)
Muhammad Adnan, Guy Lansley, Alistair Leak

Twitter geodemographics

57

Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 RoomJ
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SCIENCE
CS12-2

Geographical information science and global studies (2)Chair(s): Yasushi Asami (Univ. of Tokyo)

00217
Andrey A. Medvedev (Institute of geography, Russian academy of sciences)
Alexander V. Koshkarev, Sergey A. Polikarpov

GIS laboratory in cloud: educational experience
01422
Shu-Kai Lin (National Taiwan University)
Assessing Communication Effectiveness of PPGIS ─ A Case Study of Meinung
National Nature Park, Taiwan
01357
Kanetaka Heshiki (Orkney, Inc.)
Toru Mori, Raghavan Venkatesh, Shinji Masumoto, Go Yonezawa, Yoichi Kayama, Nobusuke Iwasaki,
Daisuke Yoshida, Taichi Furuhashi

Improving Satellite Data Utilization with FOSS4G - Approach from an MEXT funded
project in Japan 00461
Francis Harvey (University of Minnesota)
The Next Age of Discovery and the Future of GIS

58

Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SCIENCE
CS12-3

Geographical information science and global studies (3)Chair(s): Yasushi Asami (Univ. of Tokyo)

00307
Takashi Kirimura (Ritsumeikan University)
Spatiotemporal Distributions of Households with Children: Thinking from the Numberof Public School Children: A Case of the Osaka Suburbs
01104
Keiji Yano (Ritsumeikan University)
Takashi Kirimura, Tomoki Nakaya, Takeho Satani

Japanese Geodemographics based on the 2010 Population Census of Japan
00398
Chunxiao Zhang (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Hui Lin, Min Chen

Scale Adaptability Study concerning Geographic Data and Dynamic Model inGeographic Process
00669
Masaya Uesugi (The University of Tokyo)
Yasushi Asami

Optimal configuration of residential segregation based on neighborhood externalities

59

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SCIENCE
CS12-4

Geographical information science and global studies (4)Chair(s): Francis Harvey (Univ. of Minnesota)

00613
Dhanjit Deka (B.Borooah College)
Pradip Sharma

Land Use Change and Morphometric Analysis of the sub Watersheds of Umtrew River
Basin, North East India using Geospatial Technology
01481
Kazuto Aoki (Uji City)
Koji Takeda, Daigo Ito, Keiji Yano, Tomoki Nakaya, Manabu Inoue

Historical changes in land price formation factors over 100 years in Kyoto, Japan:
comparison of the land price distributions in 1910s and 2010s in a GIS environment
00057
Rama Prasad Rama (University of Rajasthan , Jaipur, Rjasthan)
Rani Rani Singh

Evaluation of the Dynamics and Reclamation of Ravine Erosion along the River
Chambal in Dhaulpur District, Rajasthan, India
00749
Tatiana Khromova (Institute of Geography RAS)
Vladimir Kotlyakov

GIS for Cryoshere studies

60

Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SCIENCE
CS12-5

Geographical information science and global studies (5)Chair(s): Yasushi Asami (The Univ. of Tokyo)

00280
Morishige Ota (Kokusai Kogyo Co., Ltd.)
Software Tool for the Introductory Course on Geospatial Technology
01287
Sohee Lee (The University of Tokyo)
Takashi Oguchi, Mizuki Kawabata

GIS education in Korea
01547
Minori Yuda (The University of Tokyo)
Developing spatial thinking skills as fundamentals of understanding global studies

61

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room673
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GOVERNANCE
CS13-1

Traditions and innovations in governance: better meet the needs ofpeople (1)Chair(s): Jan Bucek (Comenius Univ. Bratislava)

00121
Eran Razin (Hebrew University)
District Plans in Israel: Post-Mortem?
00352
Brent Lovelock (University of Otago)
Governance and tourism sustainability: A case from New Zealand
00915
Anna Maria Borowczak (Adam Mickiewicz University)
Qualitative approach to ex-post evaluation of regional development programsreflections from local studies

62

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room673
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GOVERNANCE
CS13-2

Traditions and innovations in governance: better meet the needs ofpeople (2)Chair(s): Eran Razin (Hebrew Univ.)

00389
Ilona Palne Kovacs (Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of
Sciences)
Governance challenges of big scale urban development programmes: the case ofPecs ECC project, Hungary
01634
Maite Verdol (Paris Sorbonne University)
Spatial development and governance in port urban regions: towards a new role formunicipalities? Comparative approach of Antwerp, Le Havre and Rotterdam
01663
Yosuke Maeda (Niigata University)
New spaces of neighbourhood governance and democracy: a comparative casestudy of the UK and Japan

63

Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 Room673
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GOVERNANCE
CS13-3

Traditions and innovations in governance: better meet the needs ofpeople (3)Chair(s): Ilona Palne Kovacs (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

01060
Zoltan Hajdu (Hungarian Academy of Science)
Traditions and Europenization in the case of new countries formed in the CarpathianBasin after the cold war
01138
Helene Draux (London metropolitan University)
Change in governance in the UK: making local decisions with the public
01466
Ming-Kuang Chung (National Taiwan University)
Bor-Wen Tsai, Dau-Jye Lu

Community-based monitoring and Post-normal science
00837
Jan Bucek (Comenius University Bratislava)
Traditions and innovations in regional government: Debating Slovak experiences

64

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room501
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
CS14-1

Informational Society: Culture and Tradition

Chair(s): Yoshio Arai (The Univ. of Tokyo), Takashi Wada (Prefectural Univ. of Hiroshima)

00325
Yoshio Arai (The University of Tokyo)
Harumichi Yamada

Digital Innovations in the Kimono Industry of Nishijin, Kyoto
00052
Takashi Wada (Prefectural University of Hiroshima)
Kendo and the Internet: diffusion, exchange, and selling
00085
Barney Warf (University of Kansas)
The Cultural Geopolitics of Cybercafes
01197
Viktoriia K. Kiptenko (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv)
Geographical Identity in the Domain Name Space: the Case of Ukraine

65

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room501
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
CS14-2

Information Society (1) Quality of Life and Health Care

Chair(s): Yoshio Arai (The Univ. of Tokyo), Mikoto Kukimoto (Nara Women's Univ.)

00183
Andreas Koch (University of Salzburg)
ICT and health care efforts in sparsely populated areas. An example from a northern
Swedish town
00495
Tsutomu Nakamura (The University of Tokyo)
Growth mechanism of ICT-based health care system: A case of Japan's remote areas
00707
Mikoto Kukimoto (Nara Women's University)
Yoshiki Wakabayashi

Provision of web-based childcare maps by local governments and the role of local
NPOs
00324
Yoshio Arai (The University of Tokyo)
Madoka Uemura, Yasukazu Satake

Broadband deployment and living in the island: a case study in Japan

66

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room501
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
CS14-3

Information Society (2) Knowledge, Technology and Research

Chair(s): Mark Wilson (Michigan State Univ.), Yoshio Arai (The Univ. of Tokyo)

00250
Tommi A Inkinen (University of Helsinki)
Maria Merisalo, Teemu Makkonen

Creative and knowledge-intensive teleworkers relation to e-capital in the Helsinki
Metropolitan Area
00818
Nana Li (Nara Women's University)
Location and Transformation of Enterprise R&D Institutions in East Japan: Case
Study of Electric Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing Industry

67

Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room501
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
CS14-4

Information Society (3) Media and Cultural Industries

Chair(s): Shinji Hara (Kagawa Univ.)

01129
Shinji Hara (Kagawa University)
Path-Dependent Evolution of Digital Distribution of Film in Japan and the U.S.
00496
Kenta Yamamoto (Kyushu International University)
A Case Study of Job Transfers in the Animation Industry: The Dissolution of Studio A
and Its Workers Job Searches
01057
Satoshi Furukawa (The University of Tokyo)
Reorganization and Agglomeration Dynamics of Advertising Industry in Tokyo68

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room501
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
CS14-5

Information Society (4) Space and Place

Chair(s): Mark Wilson (Michigan State Univ.)

00027
Aharon Kellerman (University of Haifa)
The satisfaction of human needs in physical and virtual spaces
00731
Stephane Roche (Universite Laval)
Michel Lussault

Does Place still matter in a Spatially Enabled Society?
00247
Tabea Bork-Hueffer (National University of Singapore)
ICT and the Change of Notion of Place
80018
Joy Raynaud (University of Montpellier 3)
Concepts et méthodes pour améliorer l’accès aux soins : les enjeux d’une nouvelleorganisation des médecins

69

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room501
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
CS14-6

Information Society (5) Business Applications

Chair(s): Mark Wilson (Michigan State Univ.)

00349
Eric Frederick (Connect Michigan)
Elizabeth Riesser

On-Site Broadband and Technology Training for Small and Micro Rural Business
Establishments: A model for local engagement
01154
Zhengyuan Zhao (The University of Tokyo)
Spatial Strategies of Cultural Industry and Entrepreneurship: Comparison of the 2 Ad
Agencies in Taiwan
00978
Yasukazu Satake (The University of Tokyo)
Yoshio Arai

Effects of broadband on the hotel business in mountainous areas: a case ofHigashikawa town, Japan
01042
Hiroaki Kammura (The University of Tokyo)
Kenji Hashimoto

The Impact of ICT for the Distribution of Fresh Sea Products from a Remote Island

70

Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 Room501
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
CS14-7

Information Society (6) Urban Perspectives

Chair(s): Mark Wilson (Michigan State Univ.)

00762
Krzysztof Janc (University of Wroclaw)
City in the Web. Cyberspace visibility and connections of Wroclaw, Poland
00927
Ranald Richardson (Newcastle University)
Angela Abbott

The role of 'trusted intermediaries' in addressing the digital divide: the case of social
housing in the UK
01191
Robert Perdal (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan)
E-government in Poland: development level and success factors
01212
Alexandre Schon (University Montpellier III)Henry Bakis

Knowledge city and digital planning: the case of Montpellier, France.

71

Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room501
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
CS14-8Mega-event Planning (1) Identity, Place and Tradition

Chair(s): Eva Kassens-Noor (Michigan State Univ.), Laura Huntoon (Univ. of Arizona)00041
Eva Kassens-Noor (Michigan State University)
Mega Event Heterotopias
00351
Anne-Marie Broudehoux (University of Quebec at Montreal)
Porto Maravilha: The social and cultural impacts of event-led urban revitalization in
Rio de Janeiro.
01367
Laura Huntoon (University of Arizona)
The Role of Megaevents in Developing Agglomeration Economies
00729
Christopher Thmoas Gaffney (Universidade Federal Fluminense)
Balt, Switch and Execute: the Olympics and urban planning in Rio de Janeiro

72

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room501
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
CS14-9Mega-event Planning (2) Urban Regeneration and Event Legaciesidentity,

place and tradition
Chair(s): Eva Kassens-Noor (Michigan State Univ.), Laura Huntoon (Univ. of Arizona)

01171
Viktoriia K. Kiptenko (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv)
Yuriy Barbash

Legacy of the UEFA EURO 2012: Spatial Effects to Ukraine
01190
Mark Wilson (Michigan State University)
Irene Shim, Eunseong Jeong

Megaevents and Urban Regeneration: A Case Study of Expo2012

73

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room555A
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
CS14-10

Traditional wisdom and modernity: ICT and intangible culture (Joint

session with the Commission on Mediterranean Basin)
Chair(s): Maria Paradiso (Univ. of Sannio), Barney Warf (Univ. of Kansas)

00171
Maria Paradiso (University of Sannio)
Broadband divides in mountain communities: a disrupting factor for ‘place
attachment’, spatial justice and mobility. Insights from Sannio Appennines (Italy).
00236
Olivier Lefebvre (olivier lefebvre consultant)
From videogames to geopolitics: we should discriminate transparency,"panopticism" and "situational awareness"
01062
Madoka Uemura (The University of Tokyo)
Lifestyle of Citrus Farmers in Setonaikai, Japan
01484
Kenji Hashimoto (WASEDA University)
Developing the broadband network in Japan’s remote island: A case of the
Ogasawara Islands

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Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 RoomJ
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-1

Tourism, sustainability and global change (1)Chair(s): Jarkko Saarinen (Univ. of Oulu)

01668
Jarkko Saarinen (University of Oulu)‘Tourism policy of enclavisation’: Critical sustainability in tourism and regional
development
01513
Lei Tin Jackie Ong (James Cook University)
Global Change and Sustainability Practices in Coastal Tourism in Southeast Asia
00345
Tatjana Thimm (HTWG Konstanz)
Sustainable Tourism in Kerala - chances and obstacles
01515
Megumi Doshita (Tama University)
The de-territorialisation and re-territorialisation of environmental perspectives withreference to satoyama tourism in and beyond Japan

75

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 RoomJ
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-2

Tourism, sustainability and global change (2)Chair(s): Jarkko Saarinen (Univ. of Oulu)

01232
Misumi Ishikawa (Graduate Student, Dept. of Tourism Creation, Hokkaido Univ)
Vacant House Renovations and Community-based Tourism: A Case Study ofPrivately-Run Shops in Traditional Temple Areas in Nagano City, Japan
01590
Russell Arthur Smith (Nanyang Technological University)
Complex patterns of corporate social responsibility in community development of the
tourism periphery
00164
Shaul Krakover (Ben-Gurion Univ. of the Negev)
Anabela Dinis

Jewish heritage niche as sustainable tourism: Evidence from Belmonte,. Portugal

76

Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 RoomKCommission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-3

Tourism and regional development (1)Chair(s): Dieter K Muller (Umea Univ.)

01384
Kosei Yamada (Teikyo University)
A Study of Sustainability of Rural-Tourism in Japan. Case Study of Niiharu district,
Minakami town, Gunma Prefecture.
00838
Velvet Nelson (Sam Houston State University)
Price Discrimination in Tourism: The Case of Zimbabwe
01582
Valente Vazquez (Antonomous University of San Luis Potosi)
Miguel Aguilar Robledo Aguilar, Alvaro Gerardo Palacio Aponte Palacio

Ecotourism and regional development in the Huastec region of San Luis Potosi,
Mexico: challenges and experiences

77

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 RoomKCommission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-4

Tourism and regional development (2)Chair(s): Marek Wieckowski (Polish Academy of Sciences)

01045
Akira Tabayashi (University of Tsukuba)
Tourism development owing to the commodification of rural space in Japan
00053
Takashi Wada (Prefectural University of Hiroshima)
Regional Revitalization Using Cartoon Characters: A Case Study of Shimane
Prefecture
00887
Takuya Koike (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Restructuring of the Network between PYO Farms and Regional Resources: A Case
Study in Koshu-city, Yamanashi Prefecture
01128
Kantaro Takahashi (Tokyo Metoropolitan University)
Transformation of The Community through Tourism Development in Oshima, Izu
islands, A case study of Moto-machi and Habu-minatot

78

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 RoomKCommission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-5

Tourism and regional development (3)Chair(s): Jie Zhang (Nanjing Univ.)

00489
Thor Flognfeldt (Lillehammer University College)
From Olympics to annual mass sport events: The success of the Birkebeiner Races.
00162
Kaori Toda (Kobe University,)
Yasumasa Sakamoto

Road-Stations and the Tohoku Disaster Renewed recognition of their significancethrough disaster prevention function
01641
Marek Wieckowski (Polish Academy of Sciences)
Attractiveness and accessibility as factors of tourist flow differentiation in the Tatra
Mountains (Poland, Slovakia)

79

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 RoomKCommission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-6

Tourism and regional development (4)Chair(s): Jie Zhang (Nanjing Univ.)

00332
Olga Lyubitseva (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv)
Victoria Kiptenko

Sustainable Development and regional Differentiation of Tourism in Ukraine
00482
Yoshimi Kunieda (Osaka Seikei College)
Shoji Tanaka

Hotel managers’ attitudes and perception towards tourism development. - How dothey affect their management in the destination? 00794
Kazuki Fukui (University of Tsukuba Graduate School of Life and Environmental Sciences)
Structural changes in Japanese traditional spa through utilization of the internet inaccommodation: A case study of Kusatu Onsen, Gunma prefecture.
00674
Mekonnen Tesfahuney (Karlstad University)
Cecilia Moller

Tourism, catastrophes and social media

80

Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 RoomKCommission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-7

Tourism and regional development (5)Chair(s): Dieter K Muller (Umea Univ.)

01088
Collier Mike (University of Sunderland)
Brian Thompson, Kevin Hannam

Poetry, Art, Landscape and Tourism: English and Japanese Interpretations of theLake District
00404
Michael W H Chan (Hang Seng Management College)
Preserving an Intangible Cultural Heritage from Tang-China and Nara-Period Japan:
Chi Lin Nunnery and Nam Lin Garden in Hong Kong
00444
Jie Zhang (Nanjing University)
Jin-He Zhang, Hong-Lei Zhang, Shi-En Zhong, Shao-Jing Lu

From Landscape (landform) to Shan-shui image: Geomorphology, landscape painting,tourism interpretation and destination image genetics- case of Huangshan (Yellow
Mountain), China

81

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 RoomF
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-8Geographies of heritage and cultural tourism (1)Chair(s): Carolin Funck (Hiroshima Univ.)

01507
John D S Melvin (Nottingham University Business School)
Hearts and minds: making &quot;our&quot; heritage attractions socially sustainable
01048
Andres Ricardo Restrepo (Universidad de Antioquia)
Kogi Indians interactions with eco-tourists in Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta,
Colombia.
00580
Dieter K Muller (Umea University)
Fredrik Hoppstadius

From Reindeer Herder to Tourism Entrepreneur: On the Establishment of Indigenous
Tourism Industry in Sweden

82

Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 RoomF
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-9Geographies of heritage and cultural tourism (2)Chair(s): Carolin Funck (Hiroshima Univ.)

00874
Anne-Marie D'Hauteserre (University of Waikato)
Urban tourism in New Zealand
00341
Jan Otahel (Institute of Geography, Slovak Academy of Sciences)
Vladimir Ira, Zuzana Hlavata

The Image of the City: Two Perspectives of the Assessment (case study of theBratislava city centre)
00116
Jae Seung Seo (Hiroshima University)
The role of festival participation in urban tourism: a case study of tourism behaviourof parade participants in the Hiroshima Flower Fesitval
00985
Kiano Ym Luk (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
Bob Mckercher

Nature or Nurture? Examine the impact of distance on business tourism in Hong
Kong

83

Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 RoomF
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-10Urban tourism geographies (1)Chair(s): Anne-Marie D'Hauteserre (Univ. of Waikato)

00905
Paola Minoia (University of Helsinki)
Tourism and production of cosmopolitan places in Giudecca island, Venice.
01029
Richard Ek (Lund University)
Mekonnen Tesfahuney

The Urban Tourist-Vampire
01043
Daisuke Kojima (Nagasaki International University)
Language tourism in an English-speaking city: the Japanese case in Vancouver
01284
Aya Akiyama (Tamagawa University)
Local Living Area Attracting Young People in Japan; Expanding Suburb and Interestsin Their Own Local Area

84

Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 RoomF
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-11

Urban tourism geographies (2)Chair(s): Anne-Marie D'Hauteserre (Univ. of Waikato)

01059
Koji Kanda (Wakayama University Faculty of Tourism)
Place-myths for tourists and the local responses: A case study of the Yoron Island in
Japan
00219
Alan A Lew (Northern Arizona University)
Community Based Tourism in Sabah, Malaysia
00253
Jamie Gillen (National University of Singapore)
Reversing Civilized/Savage: Tourism and Modern-Day Nation Building at the War
Remnant’s Museum in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

85

Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room501
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-12

Changing dynamics of tourism in Asia (1)Chair(s): Alan A Lew (Northern Arizona Univ.)

00966
Motoshi Maruyama (Rikkyo University)
Okhee Jung, Daisuke Sato

Changing Patterns in the Social Characteristics of Foreign Visitors to Unzen and theCompetition among Summer Resorts in East Asia
00115
Koji Kitada (Kinki University)
The rise of smaller cities and its meaning in international tourism to Japan
01441
Chuntao Wu (Sichuan Univeristy)
Yoshitsugu Hayashi

Charter operations in Japan post-deregulation
00548
Petri Hottola (University of Oulu)
Somewhat Empty Meeting Grounds: Travelers in Munnar, India

86

Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 Room501
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-13

Tourism, risks, disasters and resilience

Chair(s): Takayuki Arima (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)

00245
Carolin Funck (Hiroshima University)
Mourn, rebuild, remember, prepare: messages of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake(1995)
00244
Susanne Klien (German Institute for Japanese Studies)
Experiences and narratives of disaster volunteers in Tohoku: Purpose in life, strategy,
self-complacency?
00940
Atsuko Hashimoto (Brock University)
David John Telfer

Tourism as an Agent in Community Post-Disaster Recovery

87

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room501
Commission Session
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
CS15-14

Changing dynamics of tourism in Asia (2)Chair(s): Alan A Lew (Northern Arizona Univ.)

01396
Hiroyuki Yakushiji (Ritsumeikan University)
Concerns about Travel Barriers amongst Backpacker Tourists at Beach Resorts in
Less Developed Countries
00338
Izumi Morimoto (Meiji Gakuin University)
Tourism development in the Himalayan village of northwest Nepal Development ordestruction?
00231
Munehiko Asamizu (Yamaguchi University)
Fred Schumann, Abhik Chakraborty

Some Trends of Rural Tourism in the Post Bubble Economy in Japan

88

Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room678
Commission Session
GEOPARKS
CS16-1

Geoparks

Chair(s): Dongying Wei (Beijing Normal Univ.)

80016
Dongying Wei (Beijing Normal University)
Development Trend of Geoparks and Discussion on Several Related Questions
01486
Kuniyasu Mokudai (Pro Natura Foundation Japan)
Geoconservation of Japanese geoparks
01221
Sumiko Kubo (Waseda University)
Kaio Endo

Geographical analysis on the Hong Kong Geopark and its characteritics in the world
geoparks
01251
Miki Tokunaga (Aso Geopark Promotion Council)
Akinobu Ishimatsu, Akira Katayama, Shinichiro Ikebe, Yuka Mori

Disaster caused by torrential rains in Aso geopark and initiatives to school education

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Commission Session
GEOPARKS
CS16-2Geoparks

Chair(s): Dongying Wei (Beijing Normal Univ.)

01319
Norihito Kawamura (Akita University)
Does an open-air lesson at the geopark increase students’ awareness for geosciencestudy?
01268
Atsuko Niina (Tottori University of Environmental Studies)
Noritaka Matsubara

The Regional Change after the Introduction of the Geopark Movement in the San’in
Kaigan Geopark
01444
Suguru Sakaguchi (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Sustainable Development of the Geo-tourism Course and its Regional Characteristics
in the Geo-Park Chichibu, Japan
80017
Giuliano Bellezza (IGU Vice President / University of Rome)
Geoparks and Environment Education

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Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room678
Commission Session
GEOPARKS
CS16-3Geoparks

Chair(s): Dongying Wei (Beijing Normal Univ.)

01467
Maria Trapeznikova (Institute of Environmental Geoscience of Russian Academy of
Science)
Ecotourism in National Parks of Russia: the worse the better
01385
Kazuhiro Yuhora (Muroto Geopark Promotion Committee)
Participation of local people and contribution to GGN in terms of Geoparks in Japan.
01313
Daichi Kohmoto (School of Tourism, Kobe Shukugawa Gakuin University)
New Possibilities of Geopark, Geotourism, and Geography by using “Regional
Diversity” Concept

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Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 RoomJ
Commission Session
GLOBAL CHANGE AND HUMAN MOBILITY
CS17-1

Beyond economy and politics: human mobility and subjectivities (1)Chair(s): Josefina Dominguez-Mujica (Univ. of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria)

80009
Hyunuk Lee (Ewha Womas University)
The characteristic of highly educated migrants of Chinese-Korean in Korea
00031
Brenda S.A. Yeoh (National University of Singapore)
Shirlena Huang

Expatriate Sojourns or Transnational Subjectivities?: American and PRC Chinese
Families in Singapore
00123
Yoshitaka Ishikawa (Kyoto University)
Significance of mapping foreign residents in Japan
00672
Hirohisa Takenoshita (Sophia University)
Emi Tamaki

Socioeconomic integration, transnationalism and psychological well-being among
Brazilian immigrants in Japan
80013
Yungang Liu (Sun Yat-sen University/ School of Geography and Planning)
Tingting Yan, Zhihua Xu

Trends in Return Migration from Megacities to Local Cities in China: A Case Study of
Zhumadian’s Return Migrants

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Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 RoomJ
Commission Session
GLOBAL CHANGE AND HUMAN MOBILITY
CS17-2

Beyond economy and politics: human mobility and subjectivities (2)Chair(s): Yoshitaka Ishikawa (Kyoto Univ.)

00165
Josefina Dominguez-Mujica (University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria)
Ramon Diaz-Hernandez, Juan Parreno-Castellano

Young Spaniards and current emigration trends: opportunity or necessity?
00388
Dusan Drbohlav (Charles University in Prague/Faculty of Science)
Dagmar Dzurova

What is behind Remittances of Ukrainian Migrants in Czechia?
01028
Gergina Dimitrova Pavlova (University of Sunderland)
Work and Lifestyle Mobilities of Bulgarian Migrants
01158
Barbara Staniscia (Sapienza University of Rome)
Armando MontanariLife cycle, migratory choices, and urban structures: the case of the Romemetropolitan area
01208
Zaiga Krisjane (University of Latvia)
Lasma Zeberga, Maris Berzins, Elina Apsite-Berina, Maija Rozite, Daina Vinklere

Human mobility and coastal regions in Latvia

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Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 RoomJ
Commission Session
GLOBAL CHANGE AND HUMAN MOBILITY
CS17-3The challenge of human mobility: overcoming frontiers and difficulties

in times of economic crisis (1)Chair(s): Barbara Staniscia (Sapienza Univ. of Rome)

00780
Ryogo Abe (Nagoya University)
Ethnic segregation and organization of Filipinos in the Greater Sydney
80008
Birgit Glorius (Institut for European Studies, Chemnitz University of Technology)
Linking migration and societal change - the case of EU mobility
00519
Comfort Iyabo Ogunleye-Adetona (University of Cape Coast)
K.K Agyemang, Izik Appiah

The Development Challenges and MigrantCommunities: The Caseof Duokor, Cape
Coast, Ghana
00429
Wei Li (arizona state university)
Lucia Lo

Financing Immigrant Small Businesses in the US and Canada

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Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 RoomJ
Commission Session
GLOBAL CHANGE AND HUMAN MOBILITY
CS17-4The challenge of human mobility: overcoming frontiers and difficulties

in times of economic crisis (2)Chair(s): Zaiga Krisjane (Univ. of Latvia)

00256
Juan Manuel Parreno-Castellano (University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria)
Ramon Diaz-Hernandez, Josefina Dominguez-Mujica

The financial restructuring of the Real Estate and the international residential tourism
in Spain
00557
Istvan Suli-Zakar (Debrecen University)
Migration attempts of the European Roma people and their inner and outer frontiers
that hinder their mobility in times of economic crisis
01147
Maris Berzins (University of Tartu)
Zaiga Krisjane, Elina Apsite-Berina

Overcoming Crisis: Groups and Trajectories of Latvian migrants
00606
Yasutaka Kogawa (Kyoto University)
The changing employment situation of Iranian migrants in the Tokyo metropolitan
area

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Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room554A
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-1

Geo-hazards and their impacts on human society (1)Chair(s): Hiroshi Shimazu (Rissho Univ.), Jose Novoa (Univ. of La Serena)

00603
Hiroshi Shimazu (Rissho University)
Abandonment of farmlands after the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake tsunami disaster in the
unprotected floodplain of the Lower Natori River, Japan
00634
Mamoru Koarai (Geospatial Information Authority of Japan)
Takayuki Nakano, Kyungrock Ye

Geographical classification considering disaster properties in Japan
01239
Yoshiyuki Murayama (Yamagata Univresity)
Shin-Ichi Hirano, Satoru Masuda

Earthquake Damage and Issues on Housing Estates on Transformed Hills in Japan
01331
Satoru Masuda (Tohoku University)
Panel survey of corporate activity on damage and recovery in Tohoku region after theGreat East Japan Earthquake

96

Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room554A
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-2

Geo-hazards and their impacts on human society (2)Chair(s): Jose Novoa (Univ. of La Serena), Hiroshi Shimazu (Rissho Univ.)

01492
Koji Okumura (Hiroshima University)
Javed N Malik, Sahoo Santiswarup, Sambit P Naik, Afzal Khan, Teruyuki Kato

Forecasting Earthquake Hazards Along the Himalayan Frontal Faults in India
00103
Jose Novoa (University of La Serena)
Patricia Paz

Effects of changes of scale in the delimitation of areas of flood for tsunami: Caleta
San Pedro, Coquimbo Bay (Chile)00958
Makoto Takahashi (Nagoya University)
Shigeyoshi Tanaka

Sharing experiences of the catastrophe: the research practices of Nagoya University
in Aceh00222
Shinichi Sobue (JAXA)Kei Oyoshi, Tomoyuki Nukui, Masanobu Shimada, Toru Fukuda

Flood monitoring by using L-band SAR

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Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room554A
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-3

Geo-hazards and their impacts on human society (3)Chair(s): Koji Okumura (Hiroshima Univ.), Jose Novoa (Univ. of La Serena)

00096
Yukihiro Hirai (Komazawa university)
Ngu Huu Nguyen, Khoa Phuc Nguyen, Huong Thi Lan Nguyen, Quy Ngoc Phuong Le

Severe coastal erosion and its countermeasures at the Thuan An inlet of Tam Giang
Lagoon, Central Viet Nam
00313
Minoru Kamoto (Public Works Research Institute (PWRI))
River Training Works of Jamuna Bridge and the Jamuna River Morphology
00369
Yuichi Niwa (International Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku University)
Toshihiko Sugai

Cosesimic subsidence during the Holocene detected in the delta sequence on the
footwall of the Yoro fault system, central Japan
01082
Koji Okumura (Hiroshima University)
North Anatolian fault as the best laboratory for recurring large earthquakes

98

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room554B
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-4

Atmosphere-related hazards and impacts on society

Chair(s): Andrey B Shmakin (Institute of Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences), Marek
Degorski (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academy of Sxiences)

00403
Andrey B Shmakin (Institute of Geography, Russian Academy of Sciences)
Valeria V Popova, Eugenia A Khrupolova, Anna A Shestakova, Leontiy A Ogurtsov, Alena A Sharapova

Changes of weather extremes in the western half of Russia since mid-20th century
00752
Sergey A. Dobrolyubov (Lomonosov Moscow State University)
Victor S. Arkhipkin, Klaus Peter Koltermann, Galina V. Surkova

High-resolution retrospective analysis of extreme waves and storm surges in the
Caspian, Black, Azov and Baltic Seas
01073
Marek Degorski (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academy of
Sxiences)
Climate change as a cause of hazard and risk for the spatial development
00540
Kaoru Tachiiri (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology)
Masato Shinoda, Yuki Morinaga, Takako Koike, Erdenetsetseg Baasandai, Hiroshi Komiyama

Vegetation and meteorological conditions that led to historic Mongolian livestockmortality in 2010

99

Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room554A
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-6

Disaster prevention and early warning system (1)Chair(s): Kaoru Takara (Kyoto Univ. ), Shigeko Haruyama (Mie Univ.)

00263
Andreas Neef (Kyoto University)
The Role of Communal Resources in Hazard Risk Management and Post-Disaster
Recovery
00278
Shohei Matsuura (Kyoto University)
Rajib Shaw

School based community recovery in Toni District, Kamaishi, Japan
00317
Rajarshi Dasgupta (Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies, Kyoto University)
Rajib Shaw

Addressing the Underlying Risk of Embankment Failure During Cyclonic
Catastrophes & It’s Probable Mitigation Measures: Case Study from Indian
Sundarbans
00361
Thi Thi My Tong (Kyoto University)
Rajib Shaw

Building Climate Disaster Resilience for Education Sector in Urban Areas: A Case
Study of Da Nang City, Central Viet Nam

100

Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 Room554A
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-7

Disaster prevention and early warning system (2)Chair(s): Rajib Shaw (Kyoto Univ.), Kaoru Takara (Kyoto Univ. ), Shigeko Haruyama (MieUniv.)

01543
Pai-Hui Hsu (National Taiwan University)
Wen-Ray Su

Spatial analysis and prediction of landslide hazards using spatial data mining
00445
Rajib Shaw (Kyoto University)
Rekha K W G Nianthi

Lesson Learnt from the Training Programs on Post Disaster Impact Assessment andFlood Risk Identification and Management in Sri Lanka
01226
Lee Ching-Fang (Sinotech Engineering Consultants, INC.)
Lun-Wei Wei, Der-Wei Lau, Wei-Kai Huang, Huang-Kuei Chu, Chuen-Ming Huang, Hsi-Hung Lin,
Chung-Chi Chi

Intensity-duration rainfall thresholds for the initiation of shallow landslide in Taiwan
00570
Charlie Pilling (UK Met Office)David Price

The Flood Forecasting Centre, Natural Hazard Partnership and the Hazard Centre;
operational early warning and communication services in the UK101

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room554A
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-8Risk assessment and risk communication (4)Chair(s): Marek Degorski (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academyof Sxiences), Shigeko Haruyama (Mie Univ.)

00021
Shigeko Haruyama (Mie University)
Risk assessment of the Mekong delta in the land use change
00022
Yuji Taresawa (Mie University)
Local Community Activities for Disaster Prevention and Mtigation -Lesson from East
Japan Great Earthquake and Tsunami 201100026
Marju Ben Sayed (Mie University)
Shigeko Haruyama

Geomorphological land classification map of the lower Shonai River for flood risk
assessment
00036
Kay Thwe Hlaing (Mie University)
Shigeko Haruyama, Maung Maung Aye

The Natural Hazards of Myanmar: The Case of Tropical Cyclone Nargis

102

Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 Room554A
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-9Risk assessment and risk communication (5): Integrating climatechange into urban resilience (1)Chair(s): Yoshiki Yamagata (National Institute for Environmental Studies), Shigeko
Haruyama (Mie Univ.), Marek Degorski (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization,
Polish Academy of Sxiences)

00623
Yoshiki Yamagata (National Institute for Environmental Studies)
Hajime Seya, Matsui Kanae, Kumiko Nakamichi, Yoshiki Kinehara, Tsuyoshi Inoue

Integrating climate and disaster risk managements into the urban resilience
00484
Hajime Seya (National Institute for Environmental Studies)
Yoshiki Yamagata, Kumiko Nakamichi

Spatially explicit urban land-use model for managing climate risks
01346
Takahiro Yoshida (University of Tsukuba / National Institute of Environmental Studies)
Morito Tsutsumi, Yoshiki Yamagata, Hajime Seya, Daisuke Murakami

Prediction of past land use using a spatial filtering approach
00553
Kumiko Nakamichi (National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES))
Yoshiki Yamagata, Hajime Seya

Assessment of CO2 emissions under land-use scenarios considering climate
mitigation and flood risk adaptation in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area

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Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room554A
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-10

Risk assessment and risk communication (6): Integrating climatechange into urban resilience (2)Chair(s): Marek Degorski (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academyof Sxiences), Yoshiki Yamagata (National Institute for Environmental Studies), Shigeko
Haruyama (Mie Univ.)

00577
Kanae Matsui (Keio University)
Yoshiki Yamagata

A proposal of dynamic hazard map web application using real-time data by collected
delay tolerant network in the disaster situation
00065
Yoshiki Yamagata (National Institute for Environmental Studies)
Hajime Seya

Community-based Disaster Resilient Electricity Sharing System(DRESS): Simulationcase study in Yokohama
01267
Hajime Seya (National Institute for Environmental Studies)
Shou Kuroda, Daisuke Murakami, Yoshiki Yamagata, Morito Tsutsumi

Hedonic analysis of flooding risk in Tokyo using a spatial econometric model withendogenous explanatory variables
01067
Kei Hiroi (Keio University/National Instutute of Environmental Studies)
Hitoshi Yokoyama, Hideki Sunahara, Yoshiki Yamagata

Spatial Flooding Hazard Indices using Sensor Networks: Requirement Analysis for
Flooding Risk Management

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Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room554A
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-11

Risk assessment and risk communication (1)Chair(s): Rajib Shaw (Kyoto Univ.), Shigeko Haruyama (Mie Univ.), Marek Degorski(Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academy of Sxiences)

01420
Yukiko Takeuchi (Kyoto University)
Roles of Geographic Clarification on Disaster Risk Reduction Technology Databases
00318
Farah Mulyasari (Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies, Kyoto University)
Rajib Shaw

Resilience through Religion: Faith-Based Organizations as Risk Communicators in
Bandung, Indonesia
00319
Md. Anwarul Abedin (Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies, Kyoto University)
Rajib Shaw

Risk assessment of water scarcity: Perspective from salinity, arsenic and drought
impacts in southwestern part of Bangladesh
00320
Glenn Fiel Fernandez (Kyoto University)
Rajib Shaw

Youth Participation in Disaster Risk Reduction in Makati, Philippines: A Social
Network Analysis

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Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room554B
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-12

Risk assessment and risk communication (2)Chair(s): Sue-Ching Jou (National Taiwan Univ.), Shigeko Haruyama (Mie Univ.), Marek
Degorski (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academy of Sxiences)00323
Nitin Kumar Srivastava (Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies/ Kyoto
University)
Rajib Shaw

Conventional partnership for future Disaster Recovery: Urban for rural and rural for
urban
00433
Konstantin Greger (University of Tsukuba)
Spatial Methodologies for the Analysis of Vulnerability in Urban Areas - A Case Study
for Terrorism in Tokyo, Japan
00462
Angela Santos (Instituto de Geografia e Ordenamento do Territorio, Lisbon University)
Queiros Margarida

The 2011 Tohoku Tsunami: analyzing the evacuation of the survivors
00381
Sergey Martirosovich Arakelian (Stoletov Vladimir State University)
Tatiana Anatolievna Trifonova, Mileta Martirosovna Arakelian

Surface and subterranean water interaction in catastrophic flood and mudflow for ariver mountain basin: basic principles for risk assessment

106

Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 Room554B
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-13

Risk assessment and risk communication (3)Chair(s): Sue-Ching Jou (National Taiwan Univ.), Shigeko Haruyama (Mie Univ.), Marek
Degorski (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academy of Sxiences)

01489
Veronika Nikolaevna Kapralova (Sergeev Institute of Environmental Geoscience Russian
Academy of Sciences (IEG RAS))
Implementation of Methods of Mathematical Morphology and Remote Sensing forStudying Thermokarst Processes and Risk Assessment
01085
Timofey Orlov (Sergeev Institute of Environmental Geoscience RAS (IEG RAS))
Comparison of interpretation of geohazards using airborne and space images formonitoring of line structures
01661
Nay Win Oo (University of Yangon)
Some Geomorphic Changes in Ayeyarwady River: Planform Channel Dynamic ofLower Ayeyarwady River near Seiktha Area
00825
Angela Santos (Instituto de Geografia e Ordenamento do Territorio, Lisbon University)
Nuno Fonseca

Tsunami numerical simulation at Fukushima Daiichi and Daini nuclear power plants
due to the 2011 Tohoku Tsunami

107

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room554B
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-14

Disaster risk and conflict (1)Chair(s): Shizuka Hashimoto (Kyoto Univ.), Shigeko Haruyama (Mie Univ.), Doracie
Zoleta-Nantes (Australian National Univ. )00035
Kay Thwe Hlaing (Mie University)
Shigeko Haruyama, Maung Maung Aye

Hydrological Assessment of the Bago River Basin using Remote Sensing and
Geographic Information Systems
00234
Sue-Ching Jou (National Taiwan University)
Yu-Ping Wu

Intermediary Organizations and Knowledge Transfer in the Integrated Watershed
Management
00432
Mizue Murooka (Abashiri Fisheries Research Institute)
Yasuhiro Kuwahara, Shigeko Haruyama, Ayako Funabiki

Risk Map for Coastal Erosion in the Red River Delta, Vietnam

108

Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 Room554B
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-15

Disaster risk and conflict (2)Chair(s): Shigeko Haruyama (Mie Univ.), Doracie Zoleta-Nantes (Australian National Univ. )00044
Mayumi Matsumoto (Mie university graduate school of Bioresources)
Shigeko Haruyama

Flood Risk Assessment of Kumozu Fluvial Plain in Mie Prefecture, Japan
01393
Shizuka Hashimoto (Kyoto University)
Kento Suzuki, Satoshi Hoshino, Yasuaki Kuki

Tsunami preparedness of coastal municipalities of Japan faced with the risk of themegathrust earthquakes of the Nankai trough109

Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room554B
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-16

Climate-related risk and hazard in the 21st century (1) (Joint session

with the Commission on Climatology)
Chair(s): Jun Matsumoto (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.), Shigeko Haruyama (Mie Univ.)

00277
Sergey Govorushko (Pacific Geographical Institute)Impact of river floods on human activity
00733
Motoki Nishimori (National Insittute for Agro-Environmental Sciences)
Shinjiro Kanae, Makito Mori, Motomasa Sakata, Masahiro Murakami

Application of climate change projection for promoting a local agriculture and water
management
01140
John Gambo Laah (Ahmadu Bello University)
Edwin Osawe IguisiPost-disaster Recovery Needs of Households Affected by the 2012 Floods in Zamfara
State, Nigeria

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Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room554B
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-17

Climate-related risk and hazard in the 21st century (2) (Joint session

with the Commission on Climatology)
Chair(s): Marek Degorski (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academyof Sxiences), Jun Matsumoto (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.), Shigeko Haruyama (Mie Univ.)

01166
Mariya Ivanova Aleksandrova (Ca Foscary University, Venice)
Climate change and hazards in Central Asia: Risk patterns in Khorezm region of
Uzbekistan and implications for Disaster Risk Reduction in rural areas
01646
Muhammad Alhaji (Kano University of Science and Technology Wudil kano state)
Ibrahim Badamasi Lambu

Assessment of Climate Change Associated Disasters, Adaptations and Apportunities
in Gashua Geographical Area
00848
Florent Renard (Universite Jean Moulin Lyon 3 - CNRS UMR 5600)
Pierre-Marie Chapon

A proposal for a methodological approach to the assessment of vulnerability
01440
Fiona Patricia Miller (Macquarie University)
Kathryn Bowen, Dany Va, Quynh Anh Nguyen, Sinh Bach Tan, Huong Dang Lan

Vulnerability-informed Adaptation? The Role of Vulnerability Assessments in theDevelopment of Adaptation Strategies

111

Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room554B
Commission Session
HAZARD AND RISK
CS18-18

Vulnerability and resilience (Joint session with Commisson on Land

Use and Land Cover Change)
Chair(s): Teiji Watanabe (Hokkaido Univ.), Yukio Himiyama (Hokkaido Univ. of Education),
Shigeko Haruyama (Mie Univ.)

00689
Yukio Himiyama (Hokkaido University of Education)
The Tohoku Region Pacific Coast Earthquake/Tsunami of 2011 and Land Use
01647
David Lopez-Carr (University of California, Santa Barbara)
Demographic, Forest and Nutritional Transitions: Impacts and Vulnerabilities
00661
Pradip Sharma (Cotton College)
Dhanjit Deka

Human Interference and Land use Change in the Peripheries of Wetlands in Assam,
India: A Case Study in Deepar and Dhir Beels
01086
Timofey Orlov (SERGEEV INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCE RAS (IEG
RAS))
Migration flow analysis of bog systems for the task of arrangement of data-collecting
network of environmental monitoring
00907
Pariente Sarah (Bar Ilan University)
Rock fragments, flocks of sheep and goats, and sustainability in semi-arid
rangelands

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Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room673
Commission Session
HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT
CS19-1

Health and the environment

Chair(s): Wuyi Wang (Chinese Academy ofSciences)

00402
Natalia Shartova (Lomonosov Moscow State University)
Svetlana M. Malkhazova, Dmitry Orlov

Environmental Pollution and Public Health in Moscow Region (Russia)
00437
Tatiana Trifonova (Lomonosov State University)
Natalia Mishchenko, Alexei Krasnoshchekov, Ivan Klimov

Environment contamination with heavy metals and their impact on human health

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Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room673
Commission Session
HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT
CS19-2

Health and access to care

Chair(s): Svetlana M. Malkhazova (Moscow State Univ.)

00504
Addae Boateng Adu-Gyamfi (University of Cape Coast)
Health care utilization experiences of urban fishermen in Cape Coast, Ghana
00204
Parijat Borgohain (Cotton College)
Occupational Health Hazards of Tea Garden Workers of Bordubi Tea Estate in Assam,
India
00449
Chung-Shing Chan (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Lawal M. Marafa

Branding Hong Kong by its Green Resources: Local and Visitor Perceptions

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Commission Session
HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT
CS19-3Global change and global health

Chair(s): Tomoki Nakaya (Ritsumeikan Univ.)

00273
Daniel Ervin (University of California, Santa Barbara)
Mixed Blessings: An Investigation of Diet and Health among Latino Migrants
01244
Alex Ivan Zvoleff (San Diego State University)
David Lopez-Carr

Population Dynamics in the World’s Protected Areas

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Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room665
Commission Session
HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY
CS20-1

Languages, materiality and the construction of geographicalmodernities(1)Chair(s): Jacobo Garcia-Alvarez (Carlos III Univ. of Madrid)

00102
Vincent Berdoulay (Univ Pau / CNRS)
Olivier Soubeyran

Les Avatars De La Notion D'Adaptation Dans La Seconde Moitie Du Siecle Dernier
00452
Tetsuro Chida (Hokkaido University)"Transformation of Nature" concept by geographers and agricultural-water
development in Soviet Central Asia
01225
Chia-Jung Wu (Department of Geography)
Jinn-Guey Lay

Interpreting Water Space in the History of Taiwan - From Textual Towards
Cartographic

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Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room665
Commission Session
HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY
CS20-2

Languages, materiality and the construction of geographicalmodernities(2)Chair(s): Toshiyuki Shimazu (Wakayama Univ.)

00202
Tamami Fukuda (Osaka Prefecture University)
Between home and homeland: Movements to improve people’s ways of living and"Kyodo" (homeland) education in early twentieth-century Japan
01071
Naoki Oshiro (Meiji University)
Okinawan folk geographies in modernity: some aspects of articulation
00523
Miyo Aramata (Keisen University)“Social Mix” and Muslim Migrants: Inclusion and Exclusion in the Neighborhood of
the Goutte d’Or of Paris

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Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room665
Commission Session
HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY
CS20-3

Languages, materiality and the construction of geographicalmodernities(3)Chair(s): Tamami Fukuda (Osaka Prefecture Univ.)00143
Toshiyuki Shimazu (Wakayama University)
Installing Geography in the Open Air: The Emergence of the Statues of Geographersin Late Nineteenth-Century Belgium
00865
Jun-Hua Lin (National Dong Hwa University)
The return of big cameras: women, camera and modernity
00815
Akio Onjo (Kyushu Unversity)
Eating Rice: Body Politics in Modern Japanese City

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Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room665
Commission Session
HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY
CS20-4

Languages, materiality and the construction of geographicalmodernities(4)Chair(s): Vincent Berdoulay (Univ Pau / CNRS)

00396
Jacobo García-Álvarez (Carlos III University of Madrid)
Jean-Yves Puyo

Un Episode Meconnu De Cooperation Cartographique Franco-Espagnole : Le Bureau
Topographique De Madrid (1823-1841)
00395
Jacobo García-Álvarez (Carlos III University of Madrid)
Geographical Knowledge and Territorial Representations in the Demarcation of the
Spanish-Portuguese Boundary, 1855-1906
01174
Jose A Rodriguez (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid)
Geographical Discourses in Spain (1867-1936). On Alliances and Borders Betwen
Spain and Portugal

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Commission Session
HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY
CS20-5

Languages, materiality and the construction of geographicalmodernities(5)Chair(s): Jean-Yves Puyo (Univ. of Pau and Pays de l'Adour )00457
Hong-Lei Zhang (Nanjing University)
Jie Zhang, Jinhe Zhang, Zehua Liu, Shi-En Zhong

The Academic Impact and Disciplinary Position of Human Geography: A
Computational Scientometric Perspective
01194
Michael S. Devivo (Grand Rapids Community College)
Transformational Leadership, Geographic Science, and Paradigm Change in
American Geography
01580
Zhihong Chen (Guilford College)
Frontier Studies and the Disciplinary Formation of Modern Chinese Geography in
Republican China, 1911-1949
01008
Motohide Akiyama (Shiga University)
Comparison of traditional geographical thoughts between China and Japan

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Commission Session
HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY
CS20-6

Languages, materiality and the construction of geographicalmodernities(6)Chair(s): Naoki Oshiro (Meiji Univ.)

01627
Koji Hasegawa (Kobe University)
The achievement and prospect in the Japanese history of cartography
01658
Shosuke Hosoi (Cartographic Information Office)Modernization Efforts of Japan Meiji Restoration Government and Rapid Colored
Topographic Mapping of Kanto Plain Area in 1880s
00537
Miwako Watanabe (Watanabe Kyogu Co., Ltd.)The 76-Year History of Watanabe Kyogu. Co., Ltd. (Globe maker of Japan)
00955
Christian Wilhelm Spang (Daito Bunka University)
Karl Haushofer’s Theories and German-Japanese Relations

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Commission Session
HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY
CS20-7

History of geography, geographical thought, practice, and gender (1)(Joint session with the Commission on Gender and Geography)
Chair(s): Tamami Fukuda (Osaka Prefecture Univ.)

00595
Rosa Cerarols (University Pompeu Fabra of Barcelona)
Maria Dolors Garcia Ramon

Journalism and feminism in colonial Morocco: historical and geographicalinterpretations of Spanish Women’s travel narratives (1900-1936).
00198
Janice J Monk (University of Arizona)
Washington Women: Practicing Geography in the United States Government
00919
Marcella Schmidt Di Friedberg (University of Milano-Bicocca)
Women, Geography and Education: Andre Leo, Ellen Churchill Semple, Zonia Baber
80010
Linda J. Peake (York University)
Interrogating whiteness in the shaping of Anglo-American feminist geography.

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Commission Session
HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY
CS20-8

History of geography, geographical thought, practice, and gender (2)(Joint session with the Commission on Gender and Geography)
Chair(s): Janice J Monk (Univ. of Arizona)

01564
Louis Dupont (University Paris-Sorbonne)
The space and places of masculinities: debates and issues for geographers
00950
Keichi Kumagai (Ochanomizu University)
A Sense of the Local with Gender Sensitivity: Reflection on Place and Fudo (milieu) in
Japan
01157
Momoyo Kushima (University of Exeter)
Dwelling and Gender-focusing on The Weaving Princess Training Programme in
Japan
01488
Setsu Tachibana (Kobe Yamate University)
Travel, cross-cultural knowledge, and female horticultural education: Japanesegardens in early twentieth century Britain

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Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room675
Commission Session
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS
CS21-1

Post-colonial planning

Chair(s): Louise Johnson (Deakin Univ.)

00176
Bethany Haalboom (Victoria University of Wellington)
The controlled contours of knowledge and northern engagement: A case study ofAboriginal participation in environmental governance of uranium mining
80004
Darryl Low Choy (Griffith University)
Jenny Wadsworth, Darren Burns

Creating Space for Indigenous Landscape Values in Contemporary Values-led
Planning
01642
Theodore S Jojola (University of New Mexico)
Laura L Harjo

Seven Generation Planning: Indigenous Culture, Identyty and Place-making

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Commission Session
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS
CS21-2

Indigeneity, Rights and Resources

Chair(s): Brad Coombes (The Univ. of Auckland)

01195
Brad Coombes (The University of Auckland)
Self-governance in indigenous fisheries: compromised authorities or space forself-determination?
01031
Heather Moorcroft (University of Wollongong)
Michael Adams

Emerging geographies of conservation and Indigenous land in Australia
01107
Lesley M Potter (Australian National University Crawford School of Public Policy)
Dayak swiddeners and the palm oil industry: forty years of change, accommodationand struggle in Sanggau, West Kalimantan, Indonesia

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Commission Session
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS
CS21-3

Indigenizing Development for Community Needs

Chair(s): Evelyn Peters (The Univ. of Winnipeg)

00488
David Robert John Crew (Macquarie University)
Richard Lionel Howitt, Janice Monk

Social conditions in rural Aboriginal communities in NSW: Context, Continuity andContingency, 1964-2012
00600
Claire Colyer (Macquarie University)
Richard Lionel Howitt

Not for Profits working with Indigenous communities in Australia
01275
Takako Sasaki (Kyoto University Graduate School of Agriculture)
Satoshi Hoshino, Shizuka Hashimoto, Natsuki Shimizu

The Tradition Revived in a Community Development Process by Taiwan’s Indigenous
People - From the Viewpoint of the Subjectivity Establishment 00350
Yang Yang (University of Colorado at Boulder)
Quality, English, and Minority Languages at Ethnic Public Schools in Xi’an, China

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Commission Session
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS
CS21-4

Indigenous Knowledges and Responses to Risk

Chair(s): Simon J Lambert (Lincoln Univ.)

00251
Daniel C H Hikuroa (University of Auckland)
Can Indigenous Knowledge reduce risk, facilitate recovery, and increase resilience?
00680
Christine Eriksen (University of Wollongong)
Don L Hankins

The Impact of Agency Fire Fighting on the Retention and Revival of Indigenous Fire
Knowledge
01657
Jenny K Wadsworth (Urban Research Program, Griffith University)
Silvia Serrao-Neumann, Darryl Low-Choy

Lessons from Cyclone Yasi: the role of North Queensland’s Indigenous Ranger
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Commission Session
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS
CS21-5

Indigenous Communities' Recovery from Disaster

Chair(s): Simon J Lambert (Lincoln Univ.)

01070
Simon J Lambert (Lincoln University)
Indigenous geography of urban disaster: Maori responses to the Christchurch
earthquakes
00821
Minna Hsu (Macquarie University)Frank Thomalla, Richard Howitt, Fiona Miller

Post-disaster Reconstruction and Institutional Context: Typhoon Morakot and the
Wutai Rukai
00626
Te Kipa Kepa Brian Morgan (University of Auckland)
Robyn D Manuel, Dan Hikuroa, Tumanako Fa`Aui, Raewyn Bennett, Pia Bennett

The Complementarity of Traditional Wisdom and Modern Knowledge in Disaster
Recovery

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Commission Session
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS
CS21-6

Indigeneity and Disaster Reconstruction in Taiwan

Chair(s): Simon J Lambert (Lincoln Univ.)

01012
Yi-Wen Chen (National Kaohsiung Normal University)
Yung-Sen Chen

A Study of Hazard Perception and Life Adjustments- A Case Study of House
Reconstruction in Kucapungane Village after Typhoon Morakot
01227
Da Wei Kuan (National Cheng-Chi University)
Ethno-physiography and Disaster Management: A Case Study in The Austronesianlanguage Speaking Indigenous Community, Taiwan
01659
Tung Hsiung Kuo (National Kaohsiung Normal University, Kaohsiung)
Shu-Mei Shu-Mei Chen Chen

Study of the Paiwan Peoples’ Adaptation to the Ecological Environment

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Commission Session
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS
CS21-7

Weaving Indigenous and Sustainability Science to Diversity our

Methods
Chair(s): Jay T Johnson (Univ. of Kansas)

01621
Jay T Johnson (University of Kansas)
Negotiating the Indigenous and Sustainability Sciences Divide
00770
Renee P Louis (University of Kansas)
Indigenous Cartographic Representation of Sustainable Landscapes
01153
Shih-Yuan Lin (National Chengchi University)
Da-Wei Kuan

Digitization of indigenous knowledge on land use
01350
Divya Rajeswari Swaminathan (CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH)
Thangavelu Vasanthakumaran

Repackaging of Indigenous Knowledge in Agriculture : A comparative study of
M.M.Hills,,Karnataka and Kollihills, TamilNadu, Southern India

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Commission Session
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS
CS21-8

Technologies, Development and Indigenous Knowledges

Chair(s): Louise Johnson (Deakin Univ.)

01649
Miguel Aguilar-Robledo (Autonomous University of San Luis Potosi)
Gerardo Hernandez-Cendejas, Humberto Reyes-Hernandez, Valente Vazquez-Solis

Participatory Mapping and GIS to Rescue Indigenous Geographical Knowledge: A
Case Study from Eastern San Luis Potosi State, Mexico
01449
Shubham Gandhi (Delhi Technological University)
Dr. G. S Chauhan

Extreme Weather Events and climate change impact on Construction Small Medium
Enterprises (SMEs): Imbibing Indigenous Responses for Sustainability of SMEs
01394
Hung-Yu Ru (Tzu-Chi University)
Conversion to Sustainable Agriculture and Local Moral World: A Case Study fromOne Atayal Community in Northern Taiwan

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Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room670
Commission Session
ISLANDS
CS22-1

Sustainability on island I

Chair(s): Chang-Yi David Chang (National Taiwan Univ.), Eric Clark (Lund Univ.)

00139
Kirill Sergeevich Ganzei (Pacific Geographical Institute FEB RAS)
Landscape investigations of the islands in the North-West part of Pacific Ocean
00259
Jiun-Chuan Lin (National Taiwan University)
Landscape Assessment for Penghu National Park, Taiwan
00476
Vincent Leblan (Kyoto University)“Yet chimpanzees are not their brothers !”. A local view of chimpanzee conservation
messages in Tristao Islands, Guinea /Guinea-Bissau

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Commission Session
ISLANDS
CS22-2

Sustainability on island II

Chair(s): Chang-Yi David Chang (National Taiwan Univ.), Eric Clark (Lund Univ.)

00890
Shuiliang Yu (National Penghu University)
Kuoyuan Kao

The use of analytic hierarchy process in the analysis of island locations for
ecotourism development in Penghu Archipelago, Taiwan
01502
Rong-Kang Shang (National Taiwan University)
Chang-Yi David Chang

A Study on Indicators for Integrated Coastal Zone Management: A Case of Taiwan
01583
Haruo Noma (Kansai University)
Regional characteristics of Seto Inland Sea and its attached islands: network andinsularity from eco- historical perspectives
01584
Koichi Matsui (Center for the study of Asian Cultures, Kansai University)
The Formation Ideas for Settlements and Cosmology in Ryukyu

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Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room674
Commission Session
KARST
CS23-1

Human impacts on karst terrain (1)Chair(s): Kazuko Urushibara-Yoshino (Hosei Univ.), Tadej Slabe (Research Centre of the
Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts)

00545
Kazuko Urushibara-Yoshino (Hosei University)
Yasuyuki Oppata

Karstification Processes in Minamidaito Island in Nansei Shoto, Southwest Japan
00546
Kazuko Urushibara-Yoshino (Hosei University)
Stein-Erik Lauritzen

The Dating of Speleothems in Minamidaito Island, in Southeast of Islands, Japan
00178
Tadej Slabe (Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts)
Martin Knez, Kazuko Urushibara-Yoshino

Lithology, rock relief and karstification processes in coral Minamidaito island in the
Nansei archipelago, southeast Japan
01499
Asami Hada (Nihon University)
Laboratory Experiments and Field Measurements on the Formative Process of
Rillenkarren

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Commission Session
KARST
CS23-2

Human impacts on karst terrain (2)Chair(s): Kazuko Urushibara-Yoshino (Hosei Univ.), Tadej Slabe (Research Centre of the
Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts)

00556
Asami Hada (Nihon University)
Tetsuya Waragai

Effects of Field Burning on Thermal Weathering of Limestone in Akiyoshi-dai Plateau,West Japan
00179
Tadej Slabe (Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts)
Franci Gabrovsek, Martin Knez, Janja Kogovsek, Andrej Mihevc, Janez Mulec, Matija Perne, Metka Petric,
Tanja Pipan, Mitja Prelovsek, Stanka Sebela, Natasa Ravbar

Development challenges in karst regions: sustainable land use planning in the karst
of Slovenia
01406
Martin Trappe (University of Eichstaett-Ingolstadt)
Sixty years of human impact to karst water of the Franconian Alb / Germany
00755
Jie Zhang (Nanjing University)
Shao-Jing Lu, Hong-Lei Zhang

Karst landforms as symbolic nature in Chinese traditional cultures
00094
Elena Vladimirovna Trofimova (Institute of Geography)
Informative State Indexes of Anthropogenic-Reformed Karst Cavers

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Commission Session
LAND DEGRADATION AND DESERTIFICATION
CS24-1

Land degradation-in a changing environment (1)Chair(s): Paul F. Hudson (Leiden Univ.)

00159
Ana Navas (EEAD-CSIC)
Abdelhamid Sadiki, Ali Faleh, Leticia Gaspar, Javier Machin

Soil degradation and risk of desertification in the Ziz oasis (Southern Morocco): a
challenge for the sustainability of the traditional palm plantations.
00517
Ana Navas (EEAD-CSIC)
Ludmila La Manna, Leticia Gaspar

Land degradation in volcanic soils of Patagonia
00695
Hitoshi Saito (Kanto Gakuin University)
Oliver Korup, Taro Uchida, Shin-Ichiro Hayashi, Takashi Oguchi

Landslide magnitude and frequency related to rainfall conditions in Japan
00812
Tuba Zahra (The University of Tokyo)
Takashi Oguchi, Yuichi S. Hayakawa

Watershed geomorphometry for hazard vulnerability assessment in the Northern
Japanese Alps

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Commission Session
LAND DEGRADATION AND DESERTIFICATION
CS24-2Land degradation-in a changing environment (2)Chair(s): Paul F. Hudson (Leiden Univ.)

00789
Yunus Ali Pulpadan (The University of Tokyo)
Takashi Oguchi

Morphometric Assessment of Geomorphic Controls on Drainage Basin Developmentin the Western Arabian Peninsula
01109
Hao Chen (The University of Tokyo)
Pan Wu, Takashi Oguchi

Remote sensing and GIS based land-use analysis for sustainable development of
Zhijin County, China
01633
Mark A Blumler (SUNY-Binghamton)
Dueling Dualisms? The Geography of Thought and Evaluations of Land Degradation

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Commission Session
LAND DEGRADATION AND DESERTIFICATION
CS24-3

Land degradation-in a changing environment (3)Chair(s): Paul F. Hudson (Leiden Univ.)

00262
Hugo Ivan Romero (University of Chile)
Magaly Mendonca

La Nina 2010-2012 and its implications on natural disasters and land degradation inSouth America
00377
Chi-Wen Chen (The University of Tokyo)
Hongey Chen, Takashi Oguchi

Relationship between landslides and vegetation during typhoon events in the upper
Tao-Cheng River basin in central Taiwan
00827
Pawel Prokop (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization Polish Academy of
Sciences)
Impact of ancient iron smelting on land degradation of the Meghalaya Plateau in India
00937
Andrea Vacca (University of Cagliari)
Rita Puddu, Stefania Fanni, Stefano Loddo, Daniele Manca

Soil evaluation studies to support land-use change from dry to irrigated farming: thecase study of Marmilla (central-southern Sardinia, Italy)

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Commission Session
LAND DEGRADATION AND DESERTIFICATION
CS24-4

Land degradation-in a changing environment (4)Chair(s): Paul F. Hudson (Leiden Univ.)

00747
Jie Dou (The University of Tokyo)
Takashi Oguchi, Shoichiro Uchiyama, Shoji Doshida, Hitoshi Saito

Back propagation (BP) model optimized by genetic algorithms (GA) for predicting
landslides
01022
Ram Kumar Gurjar (University of Rajasthan)
Mahesh Kumar Verma, Ajay Kumar

Strategy for Controlling Water-logging in Drylands of India: A Case of Western
Rajasthan

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Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room673
Commission Session
LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS AND LANDSCAPE PLANNING
CS25-1

Mountain landscapes: conditions and functions

Chair(s): Nodar Elizbarashvili (Tbilisi State Univ.), Kirill Chistyakov (Saint Petersburg State
Univ.)

00304
Viktor V. Ermoshin (Pacific Geographical Institute)
Kirill Ganzey

Functional zoning of the Amur River Basin landscapes
01150
Amanda B Young (Pennsylvania State University)
Koichi Takahashi

Structural variation between an angiosperm timberline and gymnosperm subalpine
dominated forest, Hida Mountains, Japan.

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Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 RoomG
Commission Session
LAND USE AND LAND COVER CHANGE
CS26-1

Land use and land cover change (1) -Land use-

Chair(s): Yukio Himiyama (Hokkaido Univ. of Education)

01326
David S Sprague (National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences, Japan)
Nobusuke Iwasaki

Multi-temporal analysis of variable trends in rural land use changes over 130 years in
the northern Kanto Plain, Japan, starting with the Rapid Survey Maps
00507
Ivan Bicik (Faculty of Science, Charles University in Prague)
Four milestones in the development of land use Czechian
00048
Lia G. Matchavariani (Tbilisi State University of Ivane Javakhishvili)
Besik B. Kalandadze, Lamzira D. Lagidze, George B. Dvalashvili, Nana G. Paichadze

Heavy Metal Pollution of Soils and Food Crops from Irrigation Water due to Mining
Wastes, Georgia

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Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 RoomG
Commission Session
LAND USE AND LAND COVER CHANGE
CS26-2Land use and land cover change (2) -urbanization and land use-

Chair(s): Yukio Himiyama (Hokkaido Univ. of Education)

01477
Tatiana Grigoryevna Bozhyeva (Lomonosov Moscow State University)
To the Question on Land Use in Conditions of Fomation of the Megacity
00888
Kei Ota (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
A study on the process of the land use changes in the Tokyo waterfront area

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Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 RoomG
Commission Session
LAND USE AND LAND COVER CHANGE
CS26-3

Land use and land cover change (3) -agriculture and land use-

Chair(s): Ivan Bicik (Faculty of Science, Charles Univ. in Prague)

01461
Takehiro Morimoto (University of Tsukuba)
Analysis of cultivation abandonment in central Japan by composing grid squarestatistics using GIS
00662
Chayanika Sharma (TC Govt. Girls HS & MP School)
Praschaya Kaushik

Land use Change and Environmental Issues in the City of Guwahati Assam, India
00973
Elena V Milanova (Moscow State University)
Land cover/land use in context of sustainable development problems (Baikal region
case study)

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Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 RoomG
Commission Session
LAND USE AND LAND COVER CHANGE
CS26-4

Land use and land cover change (4) -comparison land use-

Chair(s): Ernan Rustiadi (Bogor Agricultural Univ.)

00925
Mark Lange (National Academy of Sciences)
Dan G. Brown

The State of the Art in Land Change Modeling: A U.S. National Academy of Sciences
Report00506
Ivan Bicik (Faculty of Science, Charles University in Prague)
Changes in land use in transforming countries in Europe.
00047
Elena V Milanova (Moscow State University)
Traditional land use system in context of modern economy (Russia)
00690
Yukio Himiyama (Hokkaido University of Education)
The Fukushima Nuclear Disaster and Land Use

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Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room672
Commission Session
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
CS27-1

Latin American Studies

Chair(s): Juan Manuel Delgado (Peruvian Univ. of Applied Sciences)00513
Sebastien Velut (Universite de Paris 3 - Sorbonne Nouvelle)
Silvina Cecilia Carrizo

Les defis de l’integration energetique en Amerique latine
00550
Atsuto Yamauchi (Graduate school of letters, Kyoto University)
The transformation of compadrazgo system in a Zapotec village in the Valley of
Oaxaca, Mexico
00948
Miroslaw Wojtowicz (Pedagogical University of Krakow)
Racial and economic segregation in Brazilian cities
01391
Lianet Camara (University of Verona)
The transformation processes (urbanization and modernization) of Lima.
01576
Sebastian Scholl (University of Bamberg)
Understanding the geographies of resistance in the war on terror

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Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room665
Commission Session
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
CS28-1

Local development in Japan

Chair(s): Atsushi Taira (Kagawa Univ.)

00976
Manabu Inoue (Heian Jogakuin University)
Development of public transportation policies in Kyoto, a city of international tourism
01210
Toru Yamada (University of Tsukuba)
How instrumental can it be?: Negotiating the legal and instrumental nature of World
Heritage in Nagasaki, Japan
00962
Atsushi Taira (Kagawa University)
Local industrial complex and FDI: Issues and agenda through case studies in Japan

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Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room665
Commission Session
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
CS28-2

Local development in the rural space (1)Chair(s): Michael Sofer (Bar-Ilan Univ.)

00197
Jerzy Banski (Maria Curie-Sklodowska University)
Changes in population potential of Eastern Poland vs. local development
00572
Anthony Sorensen (University of New England)
Antifragility, Stable Adaptation, and Future-proofing: Redefining the Spirit andPurpose of Regional Development in Peripheral Regions
00849
Carmen Vazquez (University of Castilla-La Mancha)
Participation and management in Protected Natural Areas: a perspective from social
capital and territorial development
00477
Suman Sao (University of North Bengal)
Development of Cottage Industry for sustainable Rural Development: Case Study ofTraditional Handloom industry in Koch Bihar District, India

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Commission Session
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
CS28-3

Local development in the rural space (2)Chair(s): Tony Sorensen (Univ. of New England)

01433
Lin Chen (Hiroshima University)
Rural industry and its employment structure in inland region of Fujian province,
China
00739
Michael Sofer (Bar-Ilan University)
Tzipi Saada

Women’s entrepreneurship in the rural space: A pillar for local development
01573
Yasuko Takatori (Agricultural Policy Research Committee, Inc.)
Diversity and Recent Trends of Space for Agricultural Activities in Urban Area - A
Case Study of Tokyo Metropolis
01075
Etienne Nel (University of Otago)
Responding to Changing Fortunes: The Recent Experience of Small Towns in Rural
New Zealand.

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Commission Session
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
CS28-4

Local development in the urban space

Chair(s): Jerzy Bański (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization)

01217
Chung-Tong Wu (University of Technology Sydney)
Mandalay: Rapid Transition and Urban Prospects
00691
Guanwen Yin (Kyushu University)
Local government-directed urbanization: New city construction in post-reform China
00676
Benjamin Ofori-Amoah (Western Michigan University)
The New Economy Theory and Michigan Communities: A Case Study of Kalamazoo,
Michigan, USA
00947
Miroslaw Wojtowicz (Pedagogical University of Krakow)
Slawomir Kurek, Tomasz Rachwal

Urban sprawling in post-socialist city: industrial, commercial and residential
suburbanization in the Krakow Metropolitan Region (Poland)

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Commission Session
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
CS28-6

Local development: project and planning (1)Chair(s): Ton Dietz (Leiden Univ.)

00359
Petr Baklanov (Pacific Geographical Institute)
Clusters, territorial social-economic structures and systems in regional analysis
00644
Konrad Czapiewski (Polish Academy of Sciences)
Jerzy Banski

Polycentric development of Mazovia Region (Poland). Present and future
01175
Jozsef Benedek (Babes-Bolyai University Cluj)
EU Cohesion Policy in Romania
80002
Shuang Yann Wong (National Institute of Education/Nanyang Technological University)
Institutional Stickiness and Chronic Regional Disparities in Malaysia: The Case of
Sabah

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Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room676
Commission Session
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
CS28-7

Local development: project and planning (2)Chair(s): Suman Sao (Univ. of North Bengal)

00846
Ton Dietz (Leiden University)
Perceptions about reaching the poor in development initiatives in Africa
01483
Shu-Li Huang (National Taipei University)
The highlight of new order on the "Dwelling": Discourse about the Tainan oldsettlement preservation law and urban shophouse morphology
01530
Yuta Nagumo (General Research Institute of the Convention on the Rights of the Child)Children Participation and Perspectives for Local Development within Japanese
Examples
01645
David Lopez-Carr (University of California, Santa Barbara)
Maryam Alaeddini

Why has Iran’s post-revolution family planning policy been so successful as a local
development strategy? Legal and cultural underpinnings of a fertility transition

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Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room675
Commission Session
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
CS28-8

Local and regional development in the Mediterranean basin (Joint

session with the Commission on Mediterranean Basin)
Chair(s): Michael Sofer (Bar-Ilan Univ.), Kenji Hashimoto (WASEDA Univ.)

01516
Miyo Aramata (Keisen University)
The Formation of Cultural Identities through Colonial Urban Planning: Rediscovering
Historicity in France and Morocco
01669
Bassem Neifar (King AbdulAziz University Jeddah)Auto-development or the “Anti-System” of the official Development: Cases of
Kerkennah and Ghannouch in the Mediterranean basin (Tunisia)
00616
Katsuyuki Takenaka (Aichi Prefectural University)
Reproducing Urban Morphology in the Mediterranean: A Case from a Catalan Town,
Cambrils
01131
Yuka Saito (Kinjo-Gakuin University)
Valorisation process of vineyard landscape in Penedes (Spain).

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Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room663
Commission Session
MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES
CS29-1

Rural areas, Development Dynamics, Policy Options andMarginalization (1) (Joint session with the Commission on Sustainability of Rural
Systems)
Chair(s): Stanko Pelc (Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities), Doo-Chul Kim (Okayama
Univ.)

01418
Hayeong Jeong (Kyoto Univesity)
Kakuya Matsushima, Kiyoshi Kobayashi

Identity and Community Actions in Marginal Rural Area
01019
Stanko Pelc (University of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities)
The role of Slovenian traditional handicrafts in present time rural development
01412
Valeria Paul (University of Santiago de Compostela)
Daniel Del Rio Franqueira, Juan-Manuel Trillo-Santamaria

A natural park as a development tool for a remote rural area? Insights from the Baixa
Limia-Serra do Xures protected zone in Southern Galicia
01126
Nozomi Kaminaga (Yachiyo Engineering Co., Ltd.)An Empirical Analysis of Human Interaction and the Expense

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Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 Room663
Commission Session
MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES
CS29-2

Rural areas, Development Dynamics, Policy Options andMarginalization (2) (Joint session with the Commission on Sustainability of Rural
Systems)
Chair(s): Stanko Pelc (Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities), Doo-Chul Kim (Okayama
Univ.)

00526
Trinh Minh Anh Nguyen (Okayama University)
Doo-Chul Kim

Who pays the costs for nation building process? A case study of ethnic minority inCentral Vietnam
01146
Ai Sugie (Nagoya University)
Who Takes the Initiative and Self-Responsibility in Development?: Findings fromFieldwork of NGOs and Rural Society in Bangladesh
00142
Kenji Tsutsumi (Osaka University)
Forestry revitalization and regional marginality at mountainous areas in Japan

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Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room663
Commission Session
MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES
CS29-3

Rural areas, Development Dynamics, Policy Options andMarginalization (3) (Joint session with the Commission on Sustainability of Rural
Systems)
Chair(s): Stanko Pelc (Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities), Doo-Chul Kim (Okayama
Univ.)

00334
Walter Leimgruber (University of Fribourg/CH)
The transformation of agriculture in Switzerland. Challenges to a marginalized sectorof central importance
00023
Rie Makita (Rikkyo University)
Interaction of certification-supported farming with livelihood diversification: the caseof land reform beneficiaries in the Philippines
00936
Krystian Heffner (University of Economics in Katowice)
Rural Labour Markets in Poland - Shrinking Resources or Endless Reserves
00768
Yasutaka Matsuo (Senshu University)
Restructuring of Japanese forestry and the current condition for the sustainability ofmore advanced forestry regions

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Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room554A
Commission Session
MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES
CS29-4

Different contexts of geographical marginality

Chair(s): Stanko Pelc (Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities), Yasutaka Matsuo (Senshu
Univ.)

01000
Stanko Pelc (University of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities)
Marginality's and globalization's reflections in society and space
00272
Alison M Mccleery (Edinburgh Napier University)
Promoting Intangible Cultural Heritage to tourists: using traditional knowledge tocounter the negative effects of marginalisation and globalisation
01203
Markku J Tykkylainen (University of Eastern Finland)
Tiina K Laatikainen, Maija A Sikio, Timo J Kumpula

The incidence of type 2 diabetes and its relation to socio-economics in an urban-rural
setting in North Karelia, Finland
00730
Etienne Nel (University of Otago)
Tony Binns, Jessie Smart

Responding to Marginality on Zambia's Copperbelt

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Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room554A
Commission Session
MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES
CS29-5

Marginality and marginalization (1) spatial, social and economic

viewpoints
Chair(s): Stanko Pelc (Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities), Yasutaka Matsuo (Senshu
Univ.)

01673
Jill Roberta Kelly (University of Connecticut)
In the Middle of Nowhere: Storing Nuclear Waste in Aboriginal Australia
00737
Susumu Nakatsuji (Konan University)
Satellite Settlement as a Base for Animal Husbandry: Case Study of sanam in the
Mountains of Northern Laos
01054
Chiung-Wen Chang (National Dong Hwa University)
An alternative agriculture space in a Taiwanese tribe, Kalala
00748
Yasutaka Matsuo (Senshu University)
Development, areal differentiation and the prospects of the independent bus andshare-ride taxi services in Japan

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Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room554A
Commission Session
MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES
CS29-6

Marginality and marginalization (2) spatial, social and economic

viewpoints
Chair(s): Stanko Pelc (Univ. of Primorska/Faculty of Humanities), Yasutaka Matsuo (Senshu
Univ.)

00787
Pawel Churski (Adam Mickiewicz University)
Variability of Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Economic Growth and Stagnation
Areas in Poland - Context and Consequences
01567
Pavol Korec (Comenius University in Bratislava, Faculty of Natural Sciences)
Competitiveness of Central-European Regions, Geographical and Historical Context
01325
Kakuya Matsushima (Kyoto University)
Kiyoshi Kobayashi

Endogenous formation of regional structure by residential sorting mechanism
00902
Michal Dolata (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan)
Anna Borowczak

Changes of spatial differentiation of economy and labor market structures in Poland
and in Germany in the years 2008-2012: a comparative study
00851
Joanna Dominiak (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan)
Role of the innovative environment in the shaping of a knowledge-based economy in
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Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room673
Commission Session
MEDITERRANEAN BASIN
CS30-2changing settlements in the Mediterranean and the Gulf : critical views

and implications
Chair(s): Maria Paradiso (Univ. of Sannio), Kenji Hashimoto (WASEDA Univ.)

00038
Rassem Mohy Aldeen Khamaisi (University of Haifa)
Transformation from Ruralism to Urbanization, and its planning Implications andChallenges: The Case of Arab Localities in Israel
00419
Belgacem Mokhtar (Sultan Qaboos University)
Mutation of traditional settlements in Gulf Arab Countries: the case of Oman
01487
Dimitra Kanellopoulou (UNIVERSITE DE PARIS 1)
Walking Athens: an exploratory approach through experiencing public space

159

Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room664
Commission Session
MODELLING GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS
CS31-1Modeling geographical systems

Chair(s): Ikuho Yamada (Chuo Univ.)

00149
Vladimir A. Gorbanyov (Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University))
Modern Geography System: The Ways of its Reforming
01040
Yee Leung (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Time series analysis in the study of climate change
01080
Mark Birkin (University of Leeds)
Kirk Harland, Nicolas Malleson

Simulation of urban movement patterns with crowd-sourced data
00200
Irina Alexandrovna Melnikova (Kazan (Volga) Federal University)
Productivity estimation of the forest ecosystems by using dominant species biomass
data and remote sensing vegetation indexes.

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Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room664
Commission Session
MODELLING GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS
CS31-2

Advances and applications in geographical analysis and modeling

Chair(s): Yukio Sadahiro (Univ. of Tokyo)

00882
Yi Jie Wu (National Taiwan University)
Evaluation of data presentation with different levels of statistical areas
01236
Makoto Takemiya (University of Tokyo)
Toru Ishikawa

On the Relationship between Individual Differences in Wayfinding Performance andRoute Prediction
00435
Ikuho Yamada (Chuo University)
Atsuyuki Okabe

Toward more robust testing of spatial autocorrelation by Moran’s I statistics

161

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room664
Commission Session
MODELLING GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS
CS31-3

Spatial cognition and analysis

Chair(s): Toru Ishikawa (Univ. of Tokyo)

01410
Charatdao Kongmuang (FAC. OF AGRICULTURE, NATURAL RESOURCES AND
ENVIRONMENT; NARESUAN UNIVERSITY)
Movement of Offenders and Spatial Interaction Model: Concept and Method
00859
Shin Murakoshi (Shizuoka University)
Taketo Kobayashi

Geographical thinking of high school students during map works of geography
lessons00984
Yoshiki Wakabayashi (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Measurement of geospatial thinking abilities and the factors affecting them162

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room664
Commission Session
MODELLING GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS
CS31-4

Concepts and analysis of volunteer GIS

Chair(s): Yee Leung (The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong)

00968
Seong-Yun Hong (The University of Tokyo)
Dasymetric mapping using publicly-available raster maps
01142
Helene Draux (London metropolitan University)
Investigation of spatial thinking during Participatory GIS activities
00886
Masahiro Tanaka (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
A collaborative effort to verbal guidance for visually impaired people as volunteered
geographic information

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Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 Room664
Commission Session
MODELLING GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS
CS31-5

Urban analysis and GIS

Chair(s): Akiyoshi Inasaka (Tokyo Univ. of Science)

00933
Andreas Rienow (University of Bonn)
Dirk Stenger

Linking Cells and Agents to Geosimulate Urban Growth and Demographic Decline in
the Ruhr Region
01111
Tatsuya Sekiguchi (The University of Tokyo)
Yukio Sadahiro

The prediction model of grocery stores' closing
01262
Akiyoshi Inasaka (Tokyo University of Science)
Visualization of Expanding Direction of Retail Distribution in Urban Areas
01335
Hisatoshi Ai (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Where are the areas losing their population in Tokyo -An analysis focusing on railway
network-

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Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room674
Commission Session
MOUNTAIN RESPONSE TO GLOBAL CHANGE
CS32-1

Changing mountain communities and environments in the Pamirs (1)Chair(s): Teiji Watanabe (Hokkaido Univ.), Hermann Josef Kreutzmann (Freie Universitaet
Berlin)00607
Hermann Josef Kreutzmann (Freie Universitaet Berlin)
The tragedy of responsibility. High Asian pastoral practices in transition
00093
Shigeru Shirasaka (School of Economics, Teikyo Univ,)
Teiji Watanabe, Jie Liu, Feng Song, Ikuko Miyahara

Transhumance in the Northern Part of the Pamirs, Central Asia
00776
Jie Liu (Hokkaido University)
Feng Song, Teiji Watanabe

A study of grazing intensity on the pasture slopes in the Kyrgyz Pamir
00246
Shigeyuki Izumiyama (Shinshu University)
Maksat Anarbaev, Teiji Watanabe

GPS collar tracking of argali (Ovis ammon) in the Sarychat-Ertash State Reserve,
Kyrgyz Republic: addressing problems in wildlife management
01491
Feng Song (Hokkaido University)
Jie Liu, Shigeru Shirasaka, Ikuko Miyahara, Maksat Anarbaev, Teiji Watanabe

Characteristics of summer grazing in the Alai valley, southern Kyrgyzstan, before andafter the 1991 independence

165

Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room674
Commission Session
MOUNTAIN RESPONSE TO GLOBAL CHANGE
CS32-2

Changing mountain communities and environments in the Pamirs (2)Chair(s): Teiji Watanabe (Hokkaido Univ.), Hermann Josef Kreutzmann (Freie Universitaet
Berlin)00380
Kazuo Mizushima (Nihon University)
Land Use in Zarabad, Gojal District, Northern Pakistan : A Combination of Traditionaland Modern techniques
00310
Yasuhiro Ochiai (Nihon University)
The Influence of the Karakoram Highway Submergence on Local Industry : The Caseof Passu Village, Northern Areas of Pakistan
01544
Ikuko Miyahara (Miyagi University)
Teiji Watanabe, Shigeru Shirasaka, Jie Liu

Pattern of travel behavior on foreign tourists in the Pamirs
00683
Yang Liu (Hokkaido University)
Ikuko Miyahara, Teiji Watanabe

Current status of tourism and proposal for the sustainable tourism in the Lenin Peakarea, southern Kyrgyz Republic

166

Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room509
Commission Session
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
CS33-1Re-theorizing territory, sovereignty, and space

Chair(s): Akihiko Takagi (Kyushu Univ.)

00597
Jussi P Laine (University of Eastern Finland)
Territory Redefined: Conceptualizing a Cross-border Space through Civil Society
Organizations
01355
Vladimir Kolossov (International Geographical Union)
Sovereignty, non controlled territories and future geometry of power
00490
Boris Pavlovych Yatsenko (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv)
Nataliya Stepanivna Koroma

Central Europe: the geopolitical junction of Eurasia
80011
Virginie Mamadouh (University of Amsterdam)
Taking languages seriously: Multilingualism, power and territory

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Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 RoomF
Commission Session
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
CS33-2

New frontiers in border studies (1)Chair(s): Anton Gosar (Univ. of Primorska)

00314
Paul Richardson (University of Manchester)
Akihiro Iwashita

Border Studies in the 21st Century: new directions and perspectives
01442
Tomasz Komornicki (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academy of
Sciences)
Marek Wieckowski

Spatial accessibility as a measure of cross-border relations under conditions ofintegration
00932
Valeria Paul (University of Santiago de Compostela)
Ruben-Camilo Lois-Gonzalez, Valeria Paul, Juan-Manuel Trillo-Santamaria

The Galician (Spain)-Portuguese border since 1986: reinforcing open and fuzzy
borders00130
Carrie Mott (University of Kentucky)
Militarization on Tohono O'odham Lands: the historical development of security on
the Arizona/Sonora border

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Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 RoomF
Commission Session
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
CS33-3New frontiers in border studies (2)Chair(s): Virginie Mamadouh (Univ. of Amsterdam)

00315
Paul Richardson (University of Manchester)
The 'Hyper-Border:' Towards new Categories of Borders and Sovereignty
00742
Egon Zsolt Nagy (Babes Bolyai University)
Present Tendencies of the Shopping-Tourism on the Hungarian-Romanian Border
Region01332
Akihiko Takagi (Kyushu University)
The recent increase of foreign tourists and the change of the border regions in thewestern part of Japan
00856
Ian Rowen (University of Colorado, Boulder)
Territoriality and Tourism between Taiwan and China

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Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 RoomF
Commission Session
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
CS33-4Migrations, ethnic minorities and the spatial reconceptualization of

citizenship (1)Chair(s): Shinya Kitagawa (Mie Univ.)

00458
Inocent Moyo (University of South Africa)
Black African Immigrant Entrepreneurships Contribution to Johannesburg Inner City:
Deconstructing the Threatening Other.
00235
Michiyo Yoshida (Setsunan University)
Japan’s Refugee Policy: Continuity and Change in Treatment of Asylum Seekers
01320
Naomi Chi (Hokkaido University)“Imagined Community Revisited?: Politics of Exclusion and the Ethnic Koreans andNikkei Brazilians in Japan”

170

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 RoomF
Commission Session
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
CS33-5Migrations, ethnic minorities and the spatial reconceptualization of

citizenship (2)Chair(s): Elena Dell'Agnese (Univ. of Milano-Bicocca)

00665
Doris Wastl-Walter (University of Bern)
Ethnic Minorities in East Central Europe I: Transnational lifestyles, cultural capitaland multiple identities
00666
Bela Filep (University of Bern)
Ethnic Minorities in East Central Europe II: Cultural Capital and the Politics of Good
Neighbourhood
00516
Katarzyna Lesniewska (University of Lodz)
Geopolitical conditions of the situation of national minorities in the Baltic States after
1990

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Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 RoomF
Commission Session
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
CS33-6

Localizing social movements and environmental questions in a

globalizing world (2)Chair(s): Yuichi Kagawa (The Univ. of Shiga Prefecture)01112
Jhih-Ji Jheng (National Dong Hwa University)
Produce of scale of environment movement Discourse and Power: an anti-provincial
highway no. 26 movement
01559
Shinya Kitagawa (Mie University)
Localizing Expo and globalizing NoExpo?: Potentiality of a geographical/territorial
perspective in Milanese social movements
00163
Sudeepta Adhikari (Patna University)
Geosheelitics: The Indian Way To Save The Earth's Future

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Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 RoomF
Commission Session
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
CS33-7

Localizing social movements and environmental questions in a

globalizing world (1)Chair(s): Elena Dell'Agnese (Univ. of Milano-Bicocca)

01168
Aysun Uyar (Research Institute for Humanity and Nature)
News Perspectives on Regional Environmental Governance in Southeast Asia
00294
Tatsuya Ito (Hosei University)
Regional circumstances over discontinuance of the dam projects
00161
Toshihisa Asano (Hiroshima University)
Lake conservation movement in Japan viewed from the model of the spatio-temporal
structure of environmental controversies
00190
Yuichi Kagawa (The University of Shiga Prefecture)
Anti-pollution movement with local inhabitants of coastal areas in Japan

173

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room509
Commission Session
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
CS33-8

Militarization and de-militarization from a comparative perspective (1)Security and subject
Chair(s): Takashi Yamazaki (Osaka City Univ.)

01527
Kleinfeld Margo (University of Wisconsin - Whitewater)
Saying no to sanctuary during World War II: Implications for demilitarization today
01614
Arturo Di Bella (University of Catania)
War, Migration and Militarization in EU Borders: the case of Sicily
00071
Sean Wang (Syracuse University)
Militarism and Development: Theoretical implications of Amerasian children in the
U.S. involvements abroad
01099
Atsuko Watanabe (The University of Warwick)
The "Real" Danger? The Tohoku Earthquake and Articulation of Security Subject

174

Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room509
Commission Session
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
CS33-9Militarization and de-militarization from a comparative perspective (2)Okinawa and its re-/de-militarization
Chair(s): Colin Flint (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

00113
Kevin Evringham (University of Connecticut)
The United States Military Realignment on Okinawa
00681
Miriam B Grinberg (University of Warwick)Sites of discursive exchange in the reproduction of security alliances: The US-Japan
alliance and the relocation of Futenma
00133
Takashi Yamazaki (Osaka City University)
Militarization and de-militarization of base towns in Okinawa
01458
Nika Nashiro (University of Hawaii at Manoa)
Deconstruction of Base town

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Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 RoomF
Commission Session
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
CS33-10

Political rhetoric, media representation and popular culture in themaking of state power
Chair(s): Anton Gosar (Univ. of Primorska)

01159
Colin Flint (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
The political geography of 'supreme emergency': Comparing British and US uses ofjust war rhetoric
00407
Ben Schrager (University of Hawaii at Manoa)
Sovereign Alien Says "What?": Sovereignty in "The Avengers," "Avatar," and"District 9"00941
Elena Dell'Agnese (University of Milano-Bicocca)“Welcome to Tijuana”: towards a popular geopolitics of border music

176

Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room509
Commission Session
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
CS33-11

Contemporary political geography and geopolitics in Asia (1) Dynamics

in East Asia
Chair(s): Takashi Yamazaki (Osaka City Univ.)

01264
Risa Ueno (Kyoto University)
The history of the discussion on issue of changing the administrative regional
system in Japan
01315
Sang-Hyun Chi (Kyung Hee University)
The destiny of a peninsular, the key to understand Korean geopolitics
01353
Miyuki Kinjo (Ritsumeikan University)
Reconstructing Palestinian topography, Recreating Palestinian Nationality

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Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room509
Commission Session
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
CS33-12

Contemporary political geography and geopolitics in Asia (2)International tensions and cooperations
Chair(s): Sang-Hyun Chi (Kyung Hee Univ.)

01324
Edward Kieran Boyle (Hokkaido University)
Reincorporating Asia in global territorialization
00956
Kimberley Thomas (Rutgers University)
Beyond Treaties: 'International' River Governance in South Asia
01338
Akihiko Takagi (Kyushu University)
Fabrizio Eva

The characteristics of students’ views of the contemporary geopolitical situation
around Japan: a comparative analysis of questionnaires to Italian and Japanese
students

178

Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 RoomKCommission Session
POPULATION GEOGRAPHY
CS34-1

Transnational migrants and the cosmopolitan possibilities of the city

Chair(s): Brenda S.A. Yeoh (National Univ. of Singapore)00249
Tabea Bork-Hueffer (National University of Singapore)
Migrants, the New Media and Notions of the City
00754
Junjia Ye (The Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity)
Everyday encounters: living with diversity in Singapore
01494
Seonyoung Seo (National University of Singapore)
Spatial Politics in Dongdeamun Nepal Town: low-income migrant workers andmulticulturalism in South Korea

179

Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 RoomKCommission Session
POPULATION GEOGRAPHY
CS34-2

Population migration and climate change (1)Chair(s): Graeme Hugo (Univ. of Adelaide), Etienne Piguet (Univ. of Neuchatel)

00167
Douglas K Bardsley (University of Adelaide)
Researching thresholds of socio-ecological vulnerability to inform in situ and ex situ
adaptation to environmental change
00168
Qing Pei (The University of Hong Kong)David D. Zhang

Migration under the Driving force of Climate Change in Agrarian China during the
Past Two Millennia
00340
Etienne Piguet (University of Neuchatel)Frank Laczko

People on the Move in a Changing Climate

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Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 RoomKCommission Session
POPULATION GEOGRAPHY
CS34-3Population migration and climate change (2)Chair(s): Graeme Hugo (Univ. of Adelaide), Etienne Piguet (Univ. of Neuchatel)

01631
Emilie Chevalier (University of Limoges)
Questioning the image of an exodus: factoring climate changes in migration
decision-making in Tuvalu, a socially discriminating process.
00390
Dusan Drbohlav (Charles University in Prague/Faculty of Science)
Robert Stojanov, Barbora Duzi, Dmytro Vikhrov, Jiri Jakubinsky

Household Adaptation Strategies to Climate Extremes and Population
Consequences: the Case Study of the Becva River Basin, the Czech Republic
00710
Ji-Ping Lin (Academia Sinica)
Post-disaster Migration Trap As a Determinant of Environment Resilience: The Caseof Taiwan

181

Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 RoomKCommission Session
POPULATION GEOGRAPHY
CS34-4

Population change and social impacts (1)Chair(s): Jianfa Shen (The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong)

00154
Jianfa Shen (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Challenges of urban population in Hong Kong: fertility decline and population ageing
00166
Yefang Huang (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
Jianfa Shen

Formal and informal urbanization in China and its social consequences
00210
Yu Zhu (Fujian Normal University)
Liyue Lin, Jiexia Dong, Jinmei Chen

Continuity and change in the transition from the first to the second generation of
migrants in China: Insights from a survey in Fujian

182

Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 RoomKCommission Session
POPULATION GEOGRAPHY
CS34-5Population change and social impacts (2)Chair(s): Jianfa Shen (The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong)

00479
Lijie Lin (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Jianfa Shen

A Comprehensive Evaluation of Urbanization Level in Fujian Province of China
00732
Takashi Inoue (Aoyama Gakuin University)
The changing patterns of regional population in postwar Japan: an explanation using
the Cohort Cumulative Social Increase Ratios
00857
Masakazu Yamauchi (National Institute of Population and Social Security Research)
The fertility contribution of foreign women to Japan

183

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 RoomKCommission Session
POPULATION GEOGRAPHY
CS34-6

Population change and social impacts (3)Chair(s): Jianfa Shen (The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong)

00895
Toru Suzuki (National Institute of Population and Social Security Research)
Shiro Koike, Masakazu Yamauchi, Keita Suga, Masahiro Kishi, Hachiro Nishioka, Yuji Esaki

Methods and Results of Regional Population Projections for Japan Conducted by the
National Institute of Population and Social Security Research
01347
Shu Hu (National University of Singapore)
Impact of Internal Migration on Adolescents in Rural China
01415
Naomi Chi (Hokkaido University)
Towards a Multicultural Society or Ghettoization?: Demographic Changes andMigrant Communities in East Asia

184

Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 RoomKCommission Session
POPULATION GEOGRAPHY
CS34-7

Population change and social impacts (4)Chair(s): Jianfa Shen (The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong)

01512
Satoshi Nakagawa (Kobe University)
Demographic decline and changing local governance in the rural areas of Japan
01596
Ayse Gedik (Middle East Technical University)
Rural-to-Urban Migration in Turkey During the Past Thirty-Five Years:1965-2000
01624
Christopher Changwe Nshimbi (University of Pretoria)
The institutional governance of migration in Southern Africa: policy frameworks forregional labour migration towards South Africa

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Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room510
Commission Session
SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS
CS35-1

Environmental challenges, agricultural production and food security (1)Chair(s): Ana M V Firmino (Nova Univ. of Lisbon)

01532
Heng-Chang Chi (National Dong Hwa Univerisity)
Chien-Hui Yang

Exploring the practice and politics of organic farming activities in Taiwan
01230
Ryo Iwahashi (Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University)
Production and Distribution of Organic and Low-Input Agricultural Products: The
Case of a Japanese Local Agricultural Cooperative
00736
Somnuek -0 Panyasing (Faculty of Humantities and Social Sciences, Khon Kaen University)
Sekson Yongvanit

Alternative Forms of Vegetable Production, Consumer Demand and Quality of
Vegetables.
01599
Tarun Kumar Mondal (University of Kalyani, West Bengal)
Farmers’ Perception of Climate Change and Its Impact on Agriculture: A Study ofGosaba Block in Sundarban Delta, India

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Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room510
Commission Session
SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS
CS35-2

Environmental challenges, agricultural production and food security (2)Chair(s): Anthony Sorensen (Univ. of New England)

01202
Daniel Ervin (University of California, Santa Barbara)
David Lopez-Carr

The effects of population and land cover change on food security in Latin America
from 1961 - 201100809
Andrew C Millington (Flinders University)
Commodities, value chains and land use change: coca-cocaine and tropical
01379
Lianet Camara (University of Verona)
Sustainable agricultural systems in the Peruvian Andes: to the recovery of traditional
knowledge
01586
Mihaela Sima (Institute of Geography, Romanian Academy)
Elena Ana Popovici, Dan Balteanu, Carmen Sofia Dragota, Ines Grigorescu, Gheorghe Kucsicsa

Agriculture adaptation to climate change in Romania

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Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room555A
Commission Session
SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS
CS35-3Competing land use systems and rural demographic trends in the

restructuring countryside (1)Chair(s): Doo-Chul Kim (Okayama Univ.)

01263
Yuzuru Isoda (Tohoku University)
Ngu Huu Nguyen, Van Huu Nguyen, Tatsuya Kanda, Yukio Yotsumoto, Ryohei Sekine, Doo-Chul Kim

Rice terrace expansion, productivity, and the roles of tourism in Sapa, Vietnam
00969
Haruhisa Asada (Nara Women's Univ.)
Sustainability of the multi-ethnic rural society in Assam, Northeast India
00605
Amnaj Khaokhrueamuang (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Sustainability of Rural Development Based on Sufficiency Economy Agritourism in
Bang Kachao Area, the Bangkok Metropolitan Fringe
00800
Rajendra Singh Chandel (Kamla Nehru Post Graduate College)
Hitoshi Araki

An Assessment & Management of Cultivable Wastelands for Sustainable Agricultural
Development: A Case Study of District Raebareli, U.P., India.

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Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room555A
Commission Session
SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS
CS35-4Competing land use systems and rural demographic trends in the

restructuring countryside (2)Chair(s): Frans Thissen (Universiteit van Amsterdam)

01102
Frans Thissen (Universiteit van Amsterdam)
Joos Droogleever Fortuijn

Changes in person-environment fit in the lives of older people in East Gelderland, theNetherlands
00743
Katarina Haugen (Umea University)
The different values and uses of the forest as perceived by forest owners and thegeneral public in Sweden
00215
Maria Gunko (Institute of Geography RAS)
Natalia KoldobskayaLand use conflicts and ecological risks in rural and suburban areas of Russia
00333
Belgacem Mokhtar (Sultan Qaboos University)
Development, traditional rural system and spatial changes in Al-Jabal Al-Akhdhar,
Oman

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Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room555A
Commission Session
SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS
CS35-5The impact of globalization, agribusiness and international trade on

local agricultural systems and people (1)Chair(s): Doo-Chul Kim (Okayama Univ.)

00181
Matthew A. Schnurr (Dalhousie University)
Evaluating the suitability and sustainability of Genetically Modified crops for rural
African farmers
00406
Ben Schrager (University of Hawaii at Manoa)
Seeds From Paradise: The Rise of Hawaii's Seed Corn Industry
01117
Maki Hoshikawa (The University of Tokyo)
Export-oriented or domestic-oriented produce? -A critical note on Peruvian
government projects promoting export-oriented species of avocado to small farmers.
00608
Claudio O Delang (Hong Kong Baptist University)
Coffee, mines and dams: Land use conflicts on the Bolaven Plateau, Lao PDR

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Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room510
Commission Session
SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS
CS35-7

Policy, governance and local resistance in sustainability of rural

systems in localities and regions
Chair(s): Ana M V Firmino (Nova Univ. of Lisbon)

01600
Paramita Roychowdhury (Darjeeling Government College, Darjeeling, West Bengal)
Role of Local Communities and Institutions in Sustainable Rural Sanitation System:
An Analysis of East Medinipur District, West Bengal, India
01468
Yukari Nakadai (Tokyo Womens Christian University)
Womens shifting role within household subsistence strategies
00824
Salah Abdel Gaber Eisa (Menoufia University Faculty of Arts)
Is It Still Possible to Sustain the Alluvium Cultivated Land in Egypt After the 2011
January 25 Revolution ?
01407
Celine Burger (Universite de Reims Champagne Ardenne)
Quelle gouvernance pour les projets eoliens? Implication et limites des pouvoirs
publics locaux: le cas de la Champagne Ardenne.

191

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room555B
Commission Session
TOPONYMY (JOINTLY WITH INTERNATIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION)
CS36-1

Geographical approaches to toponymy (1) Methodological approaches

to toponymy
Chair(s): Peter Paul Jordan (Austrian Academy of Sciences)

80007
Cosimo Palagiano (Sapienza University of Rome)
The Changing Toponymy: The Place Names and their Vitality
01469
Silvia Siniscalchi (University of Salerno)
Traveling through the place-names. Methodological approach for the development ofa geo-atlas of toponyms
00233
Riemer Reinsma (independent investigator)
Degrees of precision in toponyms containing wind directions

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Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room555B
Commission Session
TOPONYMY (JOINTLY WITH INTERNATIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION)
CS36-2

Geographical approaches to toponymy (2) Rural toponymy

Chair(s): Kohei Watanabe (Teikyo Univ.)

01049
Satoshi Imazato (Kyushu University)
Naming Methods of Folk Agricultural Plot Names: A Connection between Geography
and Cognitive Linguistics
01181
Jose A Rodriguez (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid)
Emilio Nieto, Jose A. Rodriguez, Pilar Lacasta

Etude des toponymes en rapport a la nature du sol. Le cas de l'expression de“bourbier”, “marais” dans la province de Cuenca (Espagne)
01389
Gerry Utama (Gadjah Mada University)
Identification Villages Characteristics Based on Toponymy Method ( Case Study :Musi Banyuasin Regency, South Sumatera Province, Indonesia)
00322
Gulzhan Aizholova (Al-Farabi Kazakh National University)
Sholpan Abdreeva

Features of toponyms forming of Alakol basin of Kazakhstan

193

Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room555B
Commission Session
TOPONYMY (JOINTLY WITH INTERNATIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION)
CS36-3

Geographical approaches to toponymy (3) Politics and toponymy

Chair(s): rof. Sungjae Choo (Kyung Hee Univ.)

00704
Andrew Wilson (George Mason University)
Islands in the Crosshairs: Media Representations of Territorial Disputes in Asia
01223
Lisa Robinson (Michigan State University)
Cataloguing Contested Terrain: How Libraries Identify Disputed Territories
00054
Wen Chuan Huang (National Dong hwa University)
The spatial politics of Street Naming in Taiwan:

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Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room555B
Commission Session
TOPONYMY (JOINTLY WITH INTERNATIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION)
CS36-4

Geographical approaches to toponymy (4) Sea names, culture andtoponymy
Chair(s): Cosimo Palagiano (Sapienza Univ. of Rome)

00107
Peter Paul Jordan (Austrian Academy of Sciences)
Is 'exonym' an appropriate term for names of features beyond any sovereignty?
01509
Sungjae Choo (Kyung Hee University)
Emotional ties and the name of a sea: Results of a preliminary survey
00817
Sun-Bae Kim (Korea National University of Education)
The Confucian Transformation of Toponyms and the Coexistence of Contested
Toponyms in Korea
01069
Hiroshi Tanabe (University of Tokyo)
Kohei WatanabeStandardisation of Place Names in Countries Influenced by the Chinese Writing
System195

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room675
Commission Session
TRANSFORMATION PROCESSES IN MEGACITIES
CS37-1Social transformation processes in megacities

Chair(s): Frauke Kraas (Univ. of Cologne), Lee Boon Thong (Nilai Univ. College)

00451
Tawhid Monzur (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)
Li YanVisualizing the Spatial Structure of the Great Tokyo Urban Agglomeration
00686
Sheng Zhong (Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University)
Reactive and Proactive: The Roles of Artists in Shanghai’s Culture-led Urban
Regeneration

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Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 RoomJ
Commission Session
TRANSPORT AND GEOGRAPHY
CS38-1

Transport and regional/urban development I (1)Chair(s): Yuji Murayama (Univ. of Tsukuba), Koichi Tanaka (Ibaraki Univ.)

00082
Andrew R Goetz (University of Denver)
Anthony Perl

Understanding the Options for us High-Speed Rail
00090
Orit Rotem-Mindali (Bar Ilan University)
Dor Gefen

Rail Transportation and the Development of the Periphery in Israel
00283
Feng Lei (Tohoku University)
Yuzuru Isoda

Impact of the Subway Development on Urban Spatial Structure ~Evidence from
Sendai City, Japan~
00528
Halgamage Malinda Siriwardana (University of Tsukuba)
Road structure and transportation facilities in Sri Pada Mountain area &ndash;influence on flow of people along the trails

197

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 RoomJ
Commission Session
TRANSPORT AND GEOGRAPHY
CS38-2

Transport and regional/urban development I (2)Chair(s): Koichi Tanaka (Ibaraki Univ.), Yuji Murayama (Univ. of Tsukuba)

00757
Isao Mizuno (Ochanomizu University)
Naoko Hasegawa, Takashi Oda

Changing the space of accessibility in traditional regional divisions in Fukushima
after the complex disasters on March 1100994
Natsumi Akimoto (The University of Tokyo)
Transformation of Public Transportation and Mobility on Daily Life under the
Demographic Changes
01044
Masaki Kawase (Hiroshima Shudo University)
Problems with lack of traffic in suburban housing developments built on hillsides in
Japan
01229
Ronald C Estoque (University of Tsukuba)
Yuji Murayama

Exploring the role of accessibility in the landscape transformation of Baguio city, thePhilippines

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Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 RoomJ
Commission Session
TRANSPORT AND GEOGRAPHY
CS38-3

Transport and regional/urban development II

Chair(s): Richard Knowles (Univ. of Salford)

00248
Carlos Hugo Ch Soria Caceres (University of Valladolid)
The high-speed rail in Spain. A new transport model for a new society
00687
Tomasz Komornicki (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academy of
Sciences)
The impact of transport infrastructure development on the condition of peripheral
areas
00579
Marcel Hornak (Comenius University in Bratislava)
Individual Transport vs Public Transport in central Europe: winners and losers
00453
Emeka Daniel Oruonye (Taraba State University)
An Assessment of the Impact of Road Construction on Land Use Pattern in Urban
Centres in Nigeria, a Case Study of Jalingo Lga, Taraba State Nigeria

199

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 RoomJ
Commission Session
TRANSPORT AND GEOGRAPHY
CS38-4

Transport geography in Asia and Australasia I

Chair(s): Kevin O'Connor (Univ. of Melbourne)

00425
Jacques Charlier (University of Louvain-la-Neuve)
Asia-Pacific as a new frontier for cruise shipping?
00611
Koichi Tanaka (Ibaraki University)
Network development of low cost carriers and its effect on the change of nodal
structure in Asia
01266
Emi Kainuma (Rissho University)
Change of coastal shipping system in the Philippines

200

Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 RoomJ
Commission Session
TRANSPORT AND GEOGRAPHY
CS38-5

Transport geography in Asia and Australasia II

Chair(s): Yves A Boquet (Universite de Bourgogne)

01454
Konstantin Greger (University of Tsukuba)
Yuji Murayama

Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Bicycle Commuting Behavior in the Greater Tokyo Area
Using a Micro-Scale Persontrip Database
00769
James Jixian Wang (the University of Hong Kong)
Jiang Xu

Spatial Impacts of High-Speed Railways in China: a Total-Travel-Time Approach
00802
Yves A Boquet (Universite de Bourgogne)
The place of Philippines ports and airports in Asian transportation networks
00878
Kensaku Tanaka (Toyota National College of Technology)
Reorganization of bus transport in Japan’s mountainous area

201

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-1

Complex urban system (1)Chair(s): Masateru Hino (Tohoku Univ.), Hirobumi Haga (Kyushu Sangyo Univ.)

00939
Denise Pumain (University Paris I Pantheon Sorbonne)
Elfie Swerts

Comparing the structure and evolution of urban systems in India and China
01423
Joan Perez (University of Avignon / Renault company)
Jean Grebert, Giovanni Fusco, Francois Moriconi-Ebrard

Finding the mains drivers of the Indian urban growth using e-Geopolis databasethrough a systemic approach
00604
Claudio O Delang (Hong Kong Baptist University)
When bigger isn’t always better: the genuine progress of Hong Kong and Singapore(1968-2010)01409
Michael Bentlage (TU Muenchen)
Anne Wiese, Arno Brandt, Alain Thierstein

Out of the sea. How networks in the maritime economy crystallize around port cities

202

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-2Complex urban system (2)Chair(s): Daniel O'Donoghue (Canterbury Christ Church Univ.), Jun Nishihara (Shizuoka
Univ.)

01081
Celine Rozenblat (University of Lausanne)
Cities in the Regionalized World of Multinational Firm Networks
00917
Charles Albert-Bohan (University of Lausanne)
Bridge cities in the world city network of the motor industry
00728
Petr Pavlinek (Charles University in Prague)
Linkages and spillovers in global production networks: Firm-level analysis of the
Czech automotive industry
01272
Hirobumi Haga (Kyushu Sangyo University)
The impacts of the redevelopment on JR central stations over the central districts inJapanese cities

203

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 RoomC-2
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-3

Technological innovations and creative activities in cities (1)Chair(s): Celine Rozenblat (Univ. of Lausanne), Jun Yamashita (Kyushu Univ.)

00499
De Wang (Tongji University)
Wenting Duan, Linzhi Ma

Impact Analysis on the Development of Large Business_Case Study of Wujiaochang
Area in Shanghai
00312
Jun Yamashita (Kyushu University)
Agglomeration of clean technology industries in cities: An experimental analysis
using patent statistics
00758
Daniel P O'Donoghue (Canterbury Christ Church University)
The Role of Universities as agents for change on the Urban Ecology of British Cities
00221
Yehua Dennis Wei (University of Utah)
FDI Networks, Embeddedness, and Innovation in Urban China

204

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 RoomC-2
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-4

Technological innovations and creative activities in cities (2)Chair(s): Jun Tsutsumi (Univ. of Tsukuba), Denise Pumain (Univ. Paris I Pantheon
Sorbonne)

00481
Naoto Yabe (Joetsu University of Education)
Time budgets of working mothers living in central Tokyo: An analysis on the impacts
of Internet
80012
Li Qiu (Hunan University)
Ton Dietz, Liu Pingbo

Knowledge Sharing and Action Promoting on Sustainable Cities through Mass
Collaborative Information Network
01164
Reinaldo P Perez Machado (University of Sao Paulo)
Cristopher Small

Mapping multi-decadal changes of the Sao Paulo urban agglomeration with mixed
remote sensing techniques: Spectral Mixture Analysis and Night Lights
00415
Yusuke Okuno (Graduate School of Letters, Hokkaido University)
Yuichi Hashimoto, Hidemi Fukada, Takeshi Kawamura

Geo-spatial Analysis of GPS Log Data and Detailed Land Use Data for The
Preservation of Tourist City : a Geographical Study in Otaru City, Hokkaido

205

Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-5

Contested social spaces (1)Chair(s): Jun Yamashita (Kyushu Univ.), Tetsuya Ito (Rissho Univ.)

00275
Michele Lobo (Faculty of Arts and Education, Deakin University)
Sensuous citizenship: Playfulness & enchantment at a suburban cafe, Darwin,
Australia.
00596
Rosa Cerarols (University Pompeu Fabra of Barcelona)
Antoni Luna Garcia, Maria Dolors Garcia Ramon, Fabia Diaz

Gender, place and memories: Time challenges and space strategies of survival inBarcelona and its metropolitan region.
01333
Mei-Hsin Wang (Chinese Culture University)
Yu-Chieh Hsieh

Youth places in a global city: the contested social spaces at Tamsui MRT Station in
Taipei206

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-6

Contested social spaces (2)Chair(s): Yanwei Chai (Peking Univ.), Ruben Camilo Lois-Gonzalez (Univ. of Santiago deCompostela)

00997
Xing Huang (Kyushu University)
New-build Gentrification in Transitional China Based on the Perspective ofGentrifiers: A comparison of two neighborhoods in Chengdu
00032
Chaolin Gu (School of Architecture, Tsinghua University)
Spatial and Social Characteristics of the “Ant Tribe” Urban Village in Beijing
00633
Millie Kakati (B.Borooah College)
Perception and choice of Residential Localities in Guwahati City of India based onPrimary Observations
01452
Yoshihisa Matsumura (Hannan University)
Geerhardt Kornatowski

Recent Transformations and Area Diversification in Osaka’s Inner City: A Case Studyof the Kamagasaki Area

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Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-7

Contested social spaces (3)Chair(s): Celine Rozenblat (Univ. of Lausanne), Guoqing Du (Rikkyo Univ.)

00418
Taku Fukumoto (Miyazaki Sangyo-keiei University)
The role of ethnic resources in regard to the high Korean population concentration in
Osaka, Japan
00881
Zhilin Liu (Tsinghua University)
Yujun Wang

Social Capital, Housing, and Quality of Life of Temporary Migrants in Urban China:
Implications for Social Integration
00397
Jiang Gu (Tohoku University)
Social characteristics of migrant families in the suburban Beijing

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Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-8Contested social spaces (4)Chair(s): Takashi Abe (Japan Women's Univ., Faculty of Integrated Arts and Sciences),
Tatsuya Yamagami (Wakayama Univ.)

00410
Vladimir Ira (Institute of Geography of the Slovak Academy of Sciences)
Martin Sveda, Michala Madajova

Suburban Behavioural Patterns: Time-Geographical Approach (case study from thehinterland of Bratislava, Slovakia)
01116
Ryo Koizumi (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
The changes of the spatial patterns of occupational structure in Tokyo Metropolitan
Area, 1985-2005: An extended shift-share analysis
00810
Jun Tsutsumi (University of Tsukuba)
Urban social process in the Sydney metropolitan area, Australia
01278
Yoshihiro Fujitsuka (Osaka City University)
Characteristics of emerging gentrification in Osaka209

Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 RoomC-1
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-9Contested social spaces (5)Chair(s): Jun Nishihara (Shizuoka Univ.), Daniel O'Donoghue (Canterbury Christ Church
Univ.)

00855
Piotr A Werner (University of Warsaw)
Piotr Korcelli, Elzbieta Kozubek

Population Potential vs. Entropy of Land Use Changes of Metropolitan Areas in
Poland01047
Mika Kumagai (Osaka City University)
A Comparative Analysis of Changes in the Characteristics of Urban Residents: Caseof Tokyo and Osaka after the Bubble Economy
00237
Hirohisa Yamada (Yamagata University)
Recent changes in land evaluation in the Tokyo metropolitan area
01016
Shenjing He (Sun Yat-Sen University)
The Role of Homeowner Association in Neighbourhood Governance and Urban
Politics, The Case of Guangzhou, China

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Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 RoomC-2
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-10Creating sustainability (1)Chair(s): Takashi Kagawa (KyotoUniv. of Education (Kyoto Normal Univ.)), Tomoko Kubo
(Gifu Univ.)

01421
Raphael Languillon (University of Lyon)
Tokyo Sky Tree: built the sustainable city in Tokyo by architectural gigantism
00977
Barnali Gogoi (Cotton College, Guwahati, Assam)
Growth of Squatter Settlements and Sustainable Urban Development in Developing
Nations: A Case Study of Guwahati, Assam, India
00983
Jayasree Borah (Cotton College)
Planning and Development of Service Centres in Guwahati’s Fringe Area
01235
Azad M.A. Kaka Shekh (Salahaddin University - Erbil)
Urban Expansion of "Erbil" City & Environmental Problems Resulting

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Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 RoomC-2
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-11Creating sustainability (2)Chair(s): Manuel Suarez (National Autonomous Univ.), Chaolin Gu (Tsinghua Univ.)

00436
Xiaolong Zou (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)
Yan LiHow Eco are China's Eco-Cities? An International Perspective
01637
Marco Santangelo (Politecnico di Torino)
Is the smart city idea just another smart rhetoric?
00515
Olga Sorokina (Russian Geographical Society, Lomonosov Moscow State Univ.)
Natalia Kosheleva, Sandag Enkh-Amgalan

Heavy Metals Contamination of Urban Landscapes in Mongolia

212

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 RoomC-2
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-12Creating sustainability (3)Chair(s): De Wang (Tongji Univ.), Vladimir Ira (Institute of Geography of the Slovak Academyof Sciences)00896
Agnieszka Katarzyna Kwiatek-Soltys (Pedagogical University of Cracow)"Cittaslow” a step forward a sustainable development
01123
Yanwei Chai (Peking University)
Smart-travel planning and management practices from an individual space-time
behavior approach: case study of Shangdi district in Beijing, China
00079
Elena Givental (California State University, East Bay)The Ho Chi Minh City Canals: Assessing Sustainability Factors

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Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 RoomC-2
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-13Creating sustainability (4)Chair(s): Chaolin Gu (Tsinghua Univ.), Takashi Abe (Japan Women's Univ., Faculty ofIntegrated Arts and Sciences)

00735
King Lam Chung (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Breaking the Dichotomy: The Convergence of Capitalist and Socialist Planning
Cultures in China’s Pursuit for Sustainable Cities
00329
Masateru Hino (Tohoku University)
Yasukazu Satake, Koji Miyake, Ayumu Sato

The implications of office buildings vacancy rates in regional central cities inJapan :The case of Sendai
01277
Subhash Anand (Swami Shraddhanand College, University of Delhi)
Emissions from Landfill Sites and Solid Waste Management: An Approach to Mitigate
Urban Climate Change in Delhi, India

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Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-14

Dilemmas of aging cities (1)Chair(s): Yoshihiro Fujitsuka (Osaka City Univ.), Manuel Suarez (National Autonomous
Univ.)

00660
Maria Gunko (Institute of Geography RAS)
Small towns in Russia: core sellements or parts of rural regions?
01156
Clementine Cottineau (UMR Geographie-Cites, Universite Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne)
What makes post soviet cities decline ?
00664
Tatsuya Yamagami (Wakayama University)
Preliminary analyses on the spatial shrinking of Keihanshi metropolitan area: basedon the commuting flows and the population redistribution

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Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-15

Dilemmas of aging cities (2)Chair(s): Yoshihisa Matsumura (Hannan Univ.), Naoto Yabe (Joetsu Univ. of Education)

00554
Shan Song (Tongji University)
De Wang, Kohei Okamoto, Wei Zhu

Development and spatial distribution characteristics of residential facilities for theelderly in Shanghai
00705
Tetsuya Ito (Rissho University)
Nobuyuki Iwama, Makoto Hirai

Urban Policies concerning Socio-Economic Reconfiguration in an Aging Society- A
Case of Tokyo Metropolitan Area
01065
Takashi Abe (Japan Women's University, Faculty of Integrated Arts and Sciences)
Yumi Kameyama

Shrinking Megacity: Cohort Share Analysis in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area
01536
Taofang Yu (Tsinghua University)
China Aging Population in City Regions and the Factors between 2000 and 2010

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Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-16

Dilemmas of aging cities (3)Chair(s): De Wang (Tongji Univ.), Piotr Werner (Univ. of Warsaw)

00144
Takashi Kagawa (KyotoUniversity of Education (Kyoto Normal University))
The Aged Society in a Suburban New Town: What Should We Do?
00722
Tomoko Kubo (Gifu University)
Yoshimichi Yui, Hiroaki Sakaue, Mariko Sugitani, Reika Mori

Aging suburbs and increasing housing vacancies: The case of Kure city in Hiroshima
prefecture
01551
Shin'Ya Kawamura (Graduate School of Hokkaido University)
Yuichi Hashimoto

Spatial analysis of the living environmental decision making for elderly people in theareas with heavy snow and a cold climate

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Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 RoomC-2
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-17

Increasing insecurity

Chair(s): Vladimir Ira (Institute of Geography of the Slovak Academy of Sciences), Yoshihisa
Matsumura (Hannan Univ.)

80003
Xiaolu Gao (Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Resesarch, Chinese
Academy of Sciences)
Liu Shenghe, Yuan Haihong, Ji Jue, Qi Wei, Fangqu Niu

Assessment of the Demographic and Economic Vulnerability of Urban Areas Toward
Natural Disasters
00138
Takeshi Kawamura (Graduate Student of Letters, Hokkaido University)
Yuichi Hashimoto

Urban development in tsunami inundation zone of cold and heavy snow area -A caseof Otaru city, Japan01414
Tao Cheng (University College London)
Monsuru Adepeju

Emerging Crime Clusters and Repeat Victimisaton in Space-Time
01144
Charatdao Kongmuang (Fac. of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment; Naresuan
University)
Nattapon Mahavik

Introducing Geo-referencing and Crime Mapping to the Royal Thai Police: A Case of
Muang Phitsanulok Police Station
00567
Alexandre Ma Diniz (Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais)
Marcos Mergarejo Netto, Felipe Vp Rios, Vanessa S Brandao

Regional Specialization of Crime in Minas Gerais - Brazil

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Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 RoomC-1
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-18

Urban heritage and conservation

Chair(s): Piotr Werner (Univ. of Warsaw), Hirohisa Yamada (Yamagata Univ.)

01201
Dimitra Kanellopoulou (Universite de Paris 1)
Walking among monuments: urban transformation in Athens's historical center
00761
Ruben Camilo Lois-Gonzalez (University of Santiago de Compostela)
Xose Manuel Santos-Solla

The Historic Centres of Cities and the New Tendencies of Cultural and Urban Tourism
in Spain219

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 RoomC-2
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-19

Urban governance (1)Chair(s): Hirobumi Haga (Kyushu Sangyo Univ.), Munetoshi Yamashita (Saga Univ.)

00300
Silvina Cecilia Carrizo (CONICET - UNNOBA)
Sebastien Velut

De la vulnerabilite dans les services energetiques de la megapole de Buenos Aires.
Vers la generation d'un changement pour un modele durable
00308
Jun Nishihara (Shizuoka University)
Municipal governance represented by three alternative administrative systems of a
new municipality and emerging large intra-difference within new municipalities

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Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 RoomC-2
Commission Session
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
CS39-20

Urban governance (2)Chair(s): Celine Rozenblat (Univ. of Lausanne), Daniel O'Donoghue (Canterbury Christ
Church Univ.)

01002
Guoqing Du (Rikkyo University)
Spatiotemporal Analysis of Naturalization in Japan
00070
Ala Al-Hamarneh (University of Mainz)
From Urban Governance to Urban Governmentality: Framing Urban Developments in
Gulf Cities
00853
Saint-Clair Cordeiro Trindade Junior (Federal University of Para (UFPA))
Integration Du Territoire Et Villes Moyennes : Reflexions A Propos Des Nouvelles
Centralites Urbaines Dans L’Amazonie Bresilienne

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Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room509
Commission Session
WATER SUSTAINABILITY
CS40-1

Water resources and climate change (Joint session with theCommission on Climatology)
Chair(s): Claudio Cassardo (Univ. of Torino (Alma Universitas Taurinensis))00544
Frank Winde (North-West University, Vaal Campus)
Ewald Erasmus, Gerhard Geipel, Alfatih Osman

Assessing health effects of naturally elevated uranium levels in groundwater. A casestudy from an arid farming area of South Africa
00785
Nikolay Kasimov (Lomonosov Moscow State University)
Sergey Chalov, Mikhail Lychagin

Environmental Survey in the Selenga River Basins (North-Central Mongolia, Russia)

222

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room509
Commission Session
WATER SUSTAINABILITY
CS40-2

Water pollution and water in urban environments

Chair(s): Frank Winde (North-West Univ., Vaal Campus)

00460
Alessandro Leto (University for Foreigners Perugia)
Water Pollution and Sustainable Water Management in the Dahlak Archipelago(Southern Red Sea)
01308
Hideo Oyagi (The College of Humanities and Sciences, Nihon University)
Hiromi Hamada

Long-term Changes of Transparency in Five Lakes around Mt. Fuji.
00618
Nripendra Ram Kalita (B.Borooah College)
Urban Domestic Water use and Sustainability in Guwahati City, Assam, India

223

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room509
Commission Session
WATER SUSTAINABILITY
CS40-3Groundwater management

Chair(s): Kazuki Mori (Nihon Univ.)

00220
Kazuki Mori (Nihon University)
Groundwater Management under the Stressed Environmental Conditions: A Case
Study
01093
Masatoshi Motoki (Tokiwa University)
Hagiwara Wayne Go

Springs preservation management ：the case study of the Okinoerabu Island,
Kagoshima Prefecture
01233
Kunihide Miyaoka (Mie University)
Tomomasa Taniguchi

Effect of land use change on groundwater environment in the river basin where water
resource wells installed
00652
Frank Winde (North-West University, Vaal Campus)
Ewald Erasmus, Schrader Aljoscha

Using a groundwater inrush event and large-scale dewatering in South African gold
mining areas to determine hydraulic parameters of karst aquifers

224

Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room501
Commission Session
WATER SUSTAINABILITY
CS40-4

Hydrological process and watershed management

Chair(s): Chansheng He (Lanzhou Univ.)

01617
Chansheng He (Lanzhou University)
Lanhui Zhang, Bojie Fu, Yanda Xu

Hydrological Impacts of "Grain for Green" Policy in the Loess Plateau of Northern
China
01063
Haruki Numajiri (Japan Association of Surveyors)
Daily runoff model of a type of distributed tanks for Tokoro river basin using theRadar/Raingauge-Analyzed Precipitation data of high precision in space and time
00569
Charlie Pilling (UK Met Office)David Price

From drought to floods, the UK in 2012, is this a sign of things to come?
01451
Claudio Cassardo (University of Torino (Alma Universitas Taurinensis))
Ines Cerenzia, Riccardo Bonanno, Frank Winde, Ewald Erasmus

Modeling variations of natural water budget in the Vaal river basin (South Africa)
using Land Surface Model UTOPIA

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Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room554A
General Session
GS109

Coastal geomorphology and land resources

Chair(s): Shigehiro Katoh (Museum of Nature and Human Activities, Hyogo)

00073
Fatwa Ramdani (Tohoku University)
Masateru Hino

GHG emissions from tropical forest conversion by oil palm plantations in Riau
Province, Indonesia
00127
Aaron Yair (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Spatial variability in water resources in a sandy arid area
00414
Akiko Matsubara (Keio University)
Relationships between Holocene Geomorphic Development of Coastal Lowlands andHuman Activities in Japan

226

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room674
General Session
GS110

Hydrology

Chair(s): Shigeko Haruyama (Mie Univ.)

00543
Lal Keshwar Prasad Singh (Patna University, Patna)
Geomorphological Hazards in Lower Phalgu River Region
00864
Vipin Joseph Markose (Mangalore University)
A C Dinesh, K S Jayappa

An Improved Method for Generation of Stream Length Gradient Index Map Using
Visual Basic Program - A Study from Southern India
00538
Woo-Young Chang (Kyoto University)
An Analysis of Settlement Sites from the Korean Bronze Age Located on Alluvial
Plains00877
Yasuhisa Kondo (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Atsushi Noguchi, Takehiro Miki

Geoarchaeological survey of an Arabian oasis settlement at Al Arid South 1,
Sultanate of Oman

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Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room677
General Session
GS113-1

Climatology (1)Chair(s): Jun Matsumoto (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)

00058
Shouraseni S Roy (University of Miami)
R C Balling

Spatial patterns of diurnal variations in summer-season lightning activity across thetropical and subtropical regions of the Northern Hemispheric Americas
00759
Michael Allen (Kent State University)
The Variability of Seasons: Evaluating Spatial and Temporal Trends in the UnitedStates01616
Beyza Ustaoglu (Sakarya University)
Trends and Spatial Distribution of Temperature in Turkey
01623
Barbaros Gonencgil (Istanbul University)
Zahide Acar Deniz

Variability-Trends in the Numbers of Tropical and Summer Days over the Turkey’s
Summer Temperature

228

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room677
General Session
GS113-2

Climatology (2)Chair(s): Jun Matsumoto (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)

00122
Eungul Lee (West Virginia University)
Climate and irrigation impacts on malaria prevalence in the two different climate
regions in India
00348
Elena A. Grigorieva (Institute for Complex Analysis of Regional Problems FEB RAS)
Laurence S. Kalkstein, Jennifer K. Vanos

Development of the Spatial Synoptic Classification for extreme monsoonal climate of
the Russian Far East
00422
Kalyan Chakravarthy Yesoda (INDIA METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT)
Sikka D.R, Ajit Tyagi, Tomar C.S

Climate Related Risks and Hazards over Indian Sub-Continent in 21st Century
00866
Nattapon Mahavik (Kyoto University)
Takehiko Satomura

Rainfall pattern in the middle of Indochina Peninsular during 2009-2010 summer
monsoon229

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room662
General Session
GS116

Water Resources

Chair(s): Jun Matsumoto (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)

00056
Birdhi Chand Jat (Govt.P.G.College,Neemakathan,India)
Ecological Study of Watershed Development Programme for Sustainable
Development in Tonk District (Rajasthan), India
00562
Yasunori Hanamatsu (Hokkaido University)
National and Regime Borders in Ecosystem Management: The Case of the
Amur-Okhotsk ecosystem
01152
Hui Liu (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Qin Yong Chen

Urbanization and urban rivers in PRD, China: Amensalism or symbiosis?
00134
Makoto Taniguchi (Research Institute for Humanity and Nature)
Water security in the coastal zone

230

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room672
General Session
GS117

Biodiversity Research

Chair(s): Adamu Idris Tanko (Bayer Univ., Kano)

00639
Anuradha Banerjee (Jawaharlal Nehru University)
Changes in Biodiversity, Climatological Hazards and Disasters in the Sundarban
Delta of West Bengal, India
00826
Masayuki Kawahigashi (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Hiroaki Sumida, Anatoly Prokushkin

Organic horizon development on the earth hummocks in permafrost terrain
01200
Adamu Idris Tanko (Bayero University, Kano)
Indigenous Knowledge not a Mismatch: Justifying Farmer Prevalent Practices as
Effective Soil Erosion Control Measures in Nigeria’s Dryland

231

Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room558
General Session
GS118-1

Vegetation Geography

Chair(s): Mamoru Koarai (Geospatial Information Authority of Japan)

00339
Derya Evrim Kilic (sakarya university)
Cercis Ikiel, Derya Evrim Kilic

Vegetation Periods and Changes in Turkey (1965-2011)
01119
Bulus Luka Gadiga (Adamawa State University, Mubi)
Francis A. Adesina, Oluwagbenga O. Orimoogunje

Application of Remote Sensing in the Study of Arid Land Vegetation
01354
Amali Iroshini Hettiarachchi (Graduate Institute of Earth Science, Chinese Culture
University)
Tsai Ming Lee

A Spatial and Temporal Evaluation of Vegetation Cover in Guandu Wetland Area,
Taipei, Taiwan.
01122
Bulus Luka Gadiga (Adamawa State University, Mubi)
Analysis of Vegetation Dynamics around a Shelterbelt in an Arid Environment

232

Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room558
General Session
GS119-2

Geoecology/Landscape Ecology

Chair(s): Bulus Luka Gadiga (Adamawa State Univ., Mubi)

00635
Mamoru Koarai (Geospatial Information Authority of Japan)
Takayuki Nakano, Kosei Otoi, Hiroshi P Sato, Tsuyoshi Yoshida, Akio Yamashita, Ryota Nagasawa,
Yoshiyuki Hioki

Landscape ecological maps by LIDAR survey data
01087
Kotaro Yamagata (Joetsu University of Education)
Shinichi Sawaguchi

Soil development process following the deglaciation of the Koryto glacier,Kamchatka
01312
Kikuko Shoyama (National Institute for Environmental Studies)
Quantifying and mapping the social values of biodiversity and related ecosystemservices for rural landscape planning

233

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 RoomI
General Session
GS126-1

Environmental Geography (1)Chair(s): Masayuki Kawahigashi (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)

00030
Xiaojun Yang (Florida State University)
Predicting Water Quality Indicators with Landscape Metrics in an Estuarine
Watershed
00292
Ivan Nicolaevich Semenkov (Institute of Geology of Ore Deposits, Petrography, Mineralogy,
and Geochemistry of RAS)
Alexey Miroshnikov

Runoff of Global Fallout cesium-137 from Humid and Semi-humid Landscapes of the
Ob’ River Basin
00502
Esra Altintig (Sakarya University)
Mehmet Sagiroglu, Derya Evrim Kilic

The heavy metal accumulation in some aquatic plants and their spatial distrubition in
the Lower Sakarya River Basin (TURKEY)
00625
Sokchhay Heng (University of Yamanashi)
Tadashi Suetsugi

Extraction of annual maximum suspended sediment load from discontinuous timeseries for frequency analysis

234

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 RoomI
General Session
GS126-2

Environmental Geography (2)Chair(s): Tomoko Nakano (Chuo Univ.)

00566
Pei-Shan Lin (National Taiwan University)
Chang-Yi David Chang

Exploring social relations in the planning process of local protected area inindigenous community: A social network perspective on conservation
01096
Rajendra Prasad Tiwari (Dr H.S. Gour University Sagar MP)
Environment, Indian Culture and Sustainable Development
01387
Alfred Dika Mshelia (Adamawa State University, Mubi)
Seasonal Variation in Household Solid Waste Generation in Mubi, Nigeria
00836
Tracey Jean Gannon (Kyoto University)
Jane Singer

Collaborating for change: piloting a widely replicable tertiary-level course oncommunity sustainability in Vietnam

235

Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 RoomI
General Session
GS126-3

Environmental Geography (3)Chair(s): Rajendra Prasad Tiwari (DR H.S. Gour Univ. Sagar MP)

01390
Alfred Dika Mshelia (Adamawa State University, Mubi)
Municipal Solid Waste Scavenging Practices in Mubi Nigeria
01434
In-Hee Yi (Chungnam Developement Institute)
Climate Change Impacts in Chungnam Province, Korea
01485
Alexandra Bancheva (Lomonosov Moscow State University)
Japanese experience in Ecological Innovations
00834
Akihiko Namie (Osaka University)
Changes and Regional Differences of Private Activities of Municipal Waste Recyclingin Japan236

Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room662
General Session
GS126-4

Nutrition and Geography

Chair(s): Victor Benno Meyer-Rochow (Jacobs Univ.)

01097
Kenichi Nonaka (Rikkyo University)
Nobuko Murayama, Kazumi Natsuhara, Chisato Takenaka, Tomoyuki Koyama, Mitsutoshi Umemura

Local livelihood and environmental adaptation by micronutrients in dietary intake forhealth and nutrition in Laos and Papua New Guinea
01106
Kazumi Natsuhara (The Japanese Red Cross Akita College of Nursing)
Nobuko Murayama, Tomoyuki Koyama, Mitsutoshi Umemura, Chisato Takenaka

Relationship between environmental trace elements and health impact in Laos andPapua New Guinea
01118
Eisuke Ono (Niigata University School of Education)
Mitsutoshi Umemura, Takuya Ishida, Maya Komori, Chisato Takenaka, Shuichi Miyagawa

Geochemical environment and its impact for land use in cases of Laos and Papua
New Guinea
01184
Akiko Ikeguchi (Yokohama National University)
Kenichi Nonaka, Keichi Kumagai, Tetsuro Ajisaka, Sunae Ii, Shuichi Miyagawa, Mariko Shinmoto

Hunting-gathering, trace element, and social change: case studies in Laos and Papua
New Guinea

237

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room558
General Session
GS127-1Nature Conservation

Chair(s): Michael Adams (Univ. of Wollongong)

00423
Yenliang Lee (Hsinchu County Government)
Teiji Watanabe

Measurement of trail erosion rates and methodological development of prediction of
future trail erosion, Shei-Pa National Park, Taiwan
01113
Nandi Nandi (UPI/University Leipzig)
Jurgen Heinrich

The Role of Community in Conservation of Segara Anakan Lagoon Indonesia
01165
Zulfira Sherpaevna Gagaeva (Complex Institute named after Kh. I. Ibragimov of the Russian
Academy of Sciences)
Musa Baudinovich SaikhanovInteraction between man and nature: from biosphere to noosphere00417
Marie-Christine Cormier-Salem (IRD)The Challenge of Sharing Benefits from Coastal Biodiversity Conservation.
West-African evidences

238

Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room558
General Session
GS127-2

Wildlife Studies

Chair(s): Kenichi Nonaka (Rikkyo Univ.)

01310
Hironobu Yukimatsu (Wakayama University)
Study on agricultural landscape and its resilience to local and global environmental
changes in the urban fringe of Bangkok
01011
Shu-Hsun Chen (Taiwan University)
The Exploration of cultural landscape in different time period via Actor -Network
Theory (ANT)
00062
Badr Adel Alfaqeer (King Saud University)
The Role of traditional Wisdom and Modern Knowledge in Rescuing Wildlife in
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
00766
Michael Adams (University of Wollongong)
Meera Anna Oomen

Contested Culture - Knowledges, Skills and Wildlife in India

239

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room670
General Session
GS128

Environmental Cognition and Behavior

Chair(s): Dagmar Dzurova (Charles Univ. in Prague)

00191
Robert Y.S. Chen (National Kaohsiung Normal University)
Yi-Hsien Lin

The Disaster Perception, Behavior Adjustment, Land Identity of The Aborigines and
The Interaction with Government Policy
00344
Dagmar Dzurova (Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Science)
Ladislav Csemy, Ladislav Kazmer

Health-risk behavior among young adolescent girls in European countries
01337
Pak Hong Yue (The University of Hong Kong)
Lay Environmental Perceptions for Mitigating Visibility Impairment in Hong Kong

240

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room554A
General Session
GS129-2

Remote Sensing

Chair(s): Dr.Fatwa Ramdani (Tohoku Univ.)

00703
Xiaojun Yang (Florida State University)
Remote Sensing and Geospatial Techniques for Landscape Pattern Analysis
01549
Jinmu Choi (Kyung Hee University)
Spatio-temporal Comparison of MODIS Land Surface Temperature and Inland Water
Temperature
01297
Sendo Wang (National Taiwan Normal University)
Geometric Correction for Remotely Sensed Image Based on 3D Building Models
00213
Ake Sivertun (Swedish National Defence College)
Katharina Zoephel, Simon Ahlberg

Lidar and Hyperspectral data for Landscape and Vegetation Classification andMonitoring

241

Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room510
General Session
GS130-1

Disaster Research (1)Chair(s): Tetsuo Kobayashi (Aichi Institute of Technology)

00061
Haruna Kuje Ayuba (Nasarawa State University, Keffi)
Understanding Early Warning System Using the Wisdom of Noah & Job as Revealedin the Holy Bible
00494
Takuya Ueno (University of Hyogo Graduate School of Applied Informatics)
Masahiro Arima, Michitaka Arima

Analyzing Factors leading to Spatial Variation in Self-help Preparation against
Disasters
00067
Paula Angelica Villagra (Universidad Austral de Chile)
Carolina Alejandra Rojas, Helen Edith De La Fuente

Spatial and Landscape Analysis for Earthquake Recovery: Measures for Urban
Resilience
00791
Roshani Devi (Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi)
Earthquake Vulnerability of the Himachal Himalaya

242

Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 Room510
General Session
GS130-2

Disaster Research (2)Chair(s): Haruna Kuje Ayuba (Nasarawa State Univ., Keffi)

00782
Fitria Nucifera (Universitas Gadjah Mada)
Ahmad Cahyadi, Aries Dwi Wahyu Rahmadana, Siti Puji Lestariningsih, Dhandhun Wacano

Study of Socioeconomic Vulnerability of Salacca Farmers in Girikerto Village Turi
Subdistrict, Yogyakarta (Lesson Learned from Merapi Volcano Eruption 2010)
01316
Shirou Nakaya (Doshisha University)
Rock avalanche motion deciphered from debris-spray marks left on the tree trunks

243

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room510
General Session
GS130-3

Disaster Research (3)Chair(s): Shigehiro Katoh (Museum of Nature and Human Activities, Hyogo)

01571
Su-Min Shen (National Taiwan Normal University)
Ting-Yu Hsu

Channel transformation, river management and its implication on future flood hazard,
the lower Wu River, central Taiwan
00952
Furuta Noboru (Tokushima Bunri University)
A reservoir outburst by the heavy rainfalls and the influence
01216
Lee Ching-Fang (Sinotech Engineering Consultants, INC.)
Ching-Fang Lee, Lung-Wei Wei, Chuen-Ming Huang, Chin-Tung Cheng, Chung-Chi Chi, Hsi-Hung Lin

The study of real-time landslide susceptibility model for debris sliding prediction in
Taiwan244

Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 Room510
General Session
GS130-4

Disaster Research (4)Chair(s): Furuta Noboru (Tokushima Bunri Univ.)

00321
Masaki Iwafune (Kagoshima University)
Dynamics of Tsunami related with Evacuation in the City Area : Analysis of the
Tsunami Movie recorded on 11 March 201100524
Takaki Okatani (Geospatial Infomation Authority of Japan)
Mamoru Koarai, Takayuki Nakano

Surveying tsunami flooded depth brought by the 2011 off the Pacific Coast of Tohoku
Earthquake by Mobile Mapping System (MMS)
00790
Akihiko Kondoh (Chiba University)
Tatsuaki Kobayashi, Nobuhiro Matsuoka, Hiroyuki Suzuki, Changyuan Tang

Current situation and future perspective on radioactive contamination in Fukushima
evacuation zone
01006
Wignyo Adiyoso (Ritsumeikan University)
Hidehiko Kanegae, Sudibyakto Soedibyo, I Made Susmayadi

Risk Perception and Awareness on Tsunami Hazard and Willingness to Pay among
Tourists in Parangtritis Beach, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

245

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room510
General Session
GS130-5

Disaster Research (5)Chair(s): Akihiko Kondoh (Chiba Univ.)

01078
Gerasimos Voulgaris (University of Tsukuba)
Tsunami Vulnerability Assessment of the Southern Boso Peninsula
01145
Tetsuo Kobayashi (Florida State University)
Masatoshi Morita, Norimitsu Koike

Spatio-temporal accessibility measure to evaluate tsunami evacuation plans - a casestudy in Minami-Chita, Aichi
01638
Mehdi Azam (Jamuna Foundation)
Gregor C. FalkIs there any migration due to climate change in the Coastal Region of Bangladesh?

246

Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room510
General Session
GS131

Regional Geography

Chair(s): Toshihiro Tsukihara (Fukui Univ.)

00991
David Nguyen (University of Hawaii, Manoa)
Re-imagining Okinawa Prefecture’s frontier
01339
Yang Xie (Ochanomizu University)
A historical-geographical study on the reconfiguration of Kiso lacquer-ware region
focusing on the relationships with China
00287
Komala Mahableshwar Bhat (M.M.Arts and Science College)
Traditional wisdom of Areca nut cultivation of Sirsi taluk in Uttarakannada district
Karnataka state India

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Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room558
General Session
GS138-1

Economic Geography (1)Chair(s): Francesco Citarella (Univ. of Salerno)

00576
Ryota Koyama (Fukushima University)
Meishan Piao, Noritsugu Fujimoto

A difficulty in making a radioactive contamination map by administrative offices andpower company: How can Fukushima’s scholars overcome rumor and real harm?
00563
Noritsugu Fujimoto (Fukushima University)
Meishan Piao, Ryota Koyama

The influence of difference in national economic system on nuclear plant bomb
accident: Chernobyl and Fukushima
00434
Ryoji Yasukura (Ritsumeikan University)
The Spatial Change of a Central Commercial district in a Metropolitan Suburb: A Case
Study of Yao City, Japan

248

Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room558
General Session
GS138-2

Economic Geography (2)Chair(s): Neil Reid (Univ. of Toledo)

01198
Zbigniew J Florianczyk (Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics - National ResearchInstitute)
Farms productivity regarding their level of sustainability in Poland
00552
Francesco Citarella (University of Salerno)
Monica Maglio, Germana Citarella

Role of the Economy of the Southern Italian Regions in the Context of Sustainable
Development Planning in the Mediterranean Basin
01033
Punyatoya Patra (ADITI MAHAVIDYALAYA, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI)
Eco Development in Similpal Biosphere Reserve: A Blend of Traditional Wisdom andModern Knowledge
00195
Yaakov Anker (Samaria and the Jordan Rift Regional R&D Center)
Miriam Billig, Elbaz Beni, Zadok David, Vered Itella Moskowitz

Implantation of zero emission charcoal production system to an indigenous charcoal
makers' community

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Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room670
General Session
GS138-3

Economic Geography and Urban Geography

Chair(s): Kenta Yamamoto (Kyushu International Univ.)01039
Toshiyuki Morishima (University of Tokyo)
Role of industrial heritage in Japanese management and enterprise’s regional policy
00366
He Li (Northeast Institute of Geography and Agroecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Kevin Lo

Transforming an oil-drilling city in post-reform China：A case study of Daqing

01162
Piotr Zenon Trzepacz (Jagiellonian University)
Traditional vs. new spatial behaviors of consumers in a post-socialist city

250

Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 Room677
General Session
GS139

Agricultural Geography

Chair(s): Elena V Milanova (Moscow State Univ.)

01237
Flora Sheng-Hua Cheng (Chinese Culture University)
Yi-Ju Lee

A Study of the Sustainability of Rural System in Israel
01557
Taro Futamura (Doshisha University)
Beyond Kentucky Fried Chicken: A Critical Examination of Food Localism and
Identities of Place In Kentucky’s County Festivals
01578
Alexandre Ma Diniz (Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais)
Elisangela Goncalves Lacerda, Claudia Cristina Caxias Da Costa Rios

Land reform and environmental protection in Brazil: contradictions between speech
and practice00649
Alexander I Chalmers (University of Waikato)
Convergent Outcomes: When Local Food Becomes Global Business251

Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room559
General Session
GS140-1

Land Use (1)Chair(s): Ibragim Akhmedovich Kerimov (Academy of Sciences of Checneh Republic)

01064
Monaem Monaem Nasr (University of Sfax)
Dhieb Dhieb Mohsen

Cartographie du changement de loccupation du sol dans la plaine de Grombalia (Cap
Bon_tunisie) : valeur ajoutee dune cartographie animee
01052
Sohail Ahmad (United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies)
Ram Avtar

Nexus between MRTS and land cover change in Delhi
01443
Suman Sao (University of North Bengal)
Bijayata Chettri

Application of RS & GIS on sprawl study around settlements of East District of Sikkim

252

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room559
General Session
GS140-2

Land Use (2)Chair(s): Sohail Ahmad (United Nations Univ. Institute of Advanced Studies)

01187
Ibragim Akhmedovich Kerimov (Academy of Sciences of Checneh Republic)
Zulfira Sherpaevna Gagaeva, Abdul Abdulkhamidovich Abumuslimov

Reasonable approach to the transforming processes in the landscape space
01427
Haruhiro Doi (Oita University)
Yanwei ChaiLand use changes in inland area of China - a case of Gansu Province
01610
Daming Xu (Harbin Institute of Technology)
Kangli Wu

The Driving Factor Response of Dynamics Land Use Change in Ha-Da-Qi Industrial
Corridor China

253

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room559
General Session
GS140-3Land Use (3)Chair(s): Haruhiro Doi (Oita Univ.)

00656
Chiao-Ling Kuo (National Cheng Kung University)Jung-Hong Hong

A Formalized Definition Approach towards the Establishment of Land Use Ontology
01592
Pasu Kongapai (Chulalongkorn University)
Penjai Somphongchaiyakul, Ajira Tiangtrong, Somrudee Jitprapai, Wutthi Srikhampa

Change of vegetation in Ban Nam Khem, Phang Nga, Thailand before and after
Tsunami 2004

254

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room559
General Session
GS145-1

Regional Planning and Regional Development (1)Chair(s): Motohide Akiyama (Shiga Univ.)

00412
Lei Wang (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Jianfa Shen

The Chinese Five-Year Plan/Planning and its relationship with spatial development
00601
Jiang Xu (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Contentious Space and Politics of Scale: Railway planning through bargaining in
China’s Pearl River Delta
00867
Shumin Fan (Academia Sinica)
The shift of global value chains and local upgrading: evidences from Integrated
Circuit (IC) industry in Shanghai
01608
Daming Xu (Harbin Institute of Technology)
Qing Yuan

Study on the adjusting and arrangement of the residential area of border county in
the Northeast of China

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Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 Room559
General Session
GS145-2

Regional Planning and Regional Development (2)Chair(s): Richard Lionel Howitt (Macquarie Univ.)

00464
Lars Brabyn (University of Waikato)Greg Brown

Psychophysical Assessment of Landscape Values using Public Participatory GIS
00549
Olga Merkusheva (Lomonosov Moscow State University)
Alexandra Bancheva, Alexandra Stegnienko

Special features of Hokkaido geography, regional policy and image
01542
Chihei Suzuki (Agency for Cultural Affairs)
The Dual Dimension of the Conservation System of Cultural Landscape;Category-Oriented and Approach-Oriented
01553
Taiko Suzuki (Ritsumeikan University)
Revitalization of communities in terms of regional changes and its colorscape: A
case of Mariners’ island, Awashima in Kagawa, Japan

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Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room559
General Session
GS145-3

Regional Planning and Regional Development (3)Chair(s): Jiang Xu (The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong)

00267
Hsing-Fu Kuo (National Cheng Kung University)
Yung-Jen Chen, Ko-Wan Tsou

Impact of Land Use Mitigation Measures on Upper Watershed Land Use Pattern
00487
Richard Lionel Howitt (Macquarie University)
Smart, connected and local:fostering partnership with local government at Macquarie
University
01058
Yushi Okabe (The University of Tokyo)
Devolution and Cluster Policy: Comparative analysis of Japanese and French cluster
policies

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Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room555B
General Session
GS148-1

Transportation Geography

Chair(s): Kohei Okamoto (Nagoya Univ.)

00796
Kashif Imdad (PPN PG College, CSJM University, Kanpur)
Pawan Kumar Singh, Archana Chaudhary

Effect of road accessibility on spatial urban development of Lucknow Metropolis,
Uttar Pradesh, India
01328
Pawan Kumar Singh (National PG College, Lucknow University, Lucknow)
Kashif Imdad, Umesh Singh, Archana Chaudhary

Evolution and expansion of clusters in urban landscape and associated transport
accessibility: A study of Lucknow City, U.P., India
01368
Kashif Imdad (PPN PG College, CSJM University, Kanpur)
Archana Chaudhary, Pawan Kumar Singh

Modeling and forecasting Ribbon sprawl using road traffic data: A study of Lucknow
Metropolis, U.P., India.
01425
Sven Conventz (Munich University of Technology)
Thierstein Alain

Airports as cities of intersectcion: The redefined role of airport locations withinknowledge economy context.

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Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room555A
General Session
GS149-1

Tourism Geography (1)Chair(s): Thandi A Nzama (Univ. of Zululand)

00655
Haretsebe Manwa (North West University South Africa)
Let our ancestral spirits live with us: Pfuko Yakuvanji complimenting Great Zimbabwe
ruins as heritage tourism!
01180
Ying Nan (University of Leeds)
Robert Vanderbeck, Paul Waley

Tourism and religion: sacred and secular conflicts for Tibetan Bon monks in China
01609
Hylton Howard Arnolds (University of South Africa)
The role of cultural heritage festivals in South Africa
01588
Chien-Yu Roger Tsao (National Taiwan University)
Chin-Cheng Ni

The resilience and reproduction of natural landscape under the global climatechange: a case study of community-based tourism in Taiwan

259

Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room555A
General Session
GS149-2

Tourism Geography (2)Chair(s): Haretsebe Manwa (North West Univ. South Africa)

01025
Clinton D Van Der Merwe (Wits School of Education)
Industrial Heritage Tourism: The case of the Diamond Route, South Africa
00155
Zhen-Hui Liu (National Taiwan University)
Yu-Ching Lai

Rethinking the Redevelopment of the Post-mining Region: A Case Study of Hou-Tong
Region in Taiwan
01457
Yi-Ju Lee (Tainan University of Technology)
Flora Sheng-Hua Cheng

The Dark Tourism Spectrum Analysis of Battlefield Heritages in Taiwan
00841
Thandi A Nzama (University of Zululand)
Balancing Sustainable Tourism Development and Cultural Heritage Management
Within the World Heritage Sites of Kwazulu-Natal260

Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room555A
General Session
GS149-3

Tourism Geography (3)Chair(s): Abhik Chakraborty (Mountainous Region Research Center, Shimane Prefecture)00151
Eranga Hemanthi Ranaweera Ranaweerage (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Tourists specialization and wildlife values in the context of wildlife viewing activities
in Sri Lanka
00954
Honggang Xu (Sun Yat-sen University)
Cui Qingmin

Reaching harmony: toward a sustainable China characteristics of ecotourism
01066
Dimitrina Mikhova (Faculty of Education, Yamaguchi University)
Noboru Sato, Dimitrina Mikhova

Green Tourism in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan - Tradition and Modernity
00385
Jerry Patchell (Hong Kong Institute of Science and Technology)
Evolution of the Skiing Commons in Hakuba in the Era of Australification

261

Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 Room555A
General Session
GS149-4

Tourism Geography (4)Chair(s): Dimitrina Mikhova (Faculty of Education, Yamaguchi Univ.)

00559
Keyimu Pahati (University of Eastern Finland)“A Uyghur Community Affair”: rural tourism development in Turpan, western China
00982
Manuela Gutberlet (RWTH Aachen University)
Socio-cultural impacts of large-scale tourism in the Sultanate of Oman, two casestudies01089
Abhik Chakraborty (Mountainous Region Research Center, Shimane Prefecture)
Landscape Tourism and Chiikizukuri in a River Basin Context: The Case of the
Takatsu River in Shimane Prefecture262

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room555A
General Session
GS149-5

Tourism Geography (5)Chair(s): Masato Ikuta (Ritsumeikan Univ.)

00440
Makito Asakura (Kyoto University Faculty of letters)
Life spaces and tourism practices under the tourist gaze: the case of a depopulated
mountain area in Shikoku island, Japan
01558
Hong Wu (Donghua University)
Tao-Fang Yu

Residents’ Perception of Tourism Impact and Attitude for Tourism Development: aCase Study of Shanghai
00642
Thomas Jones (Meiji University.)
Kiyotatsu Yamamoto, Shigeo Aramaki

Can Mount Fuji’s new trail signs point the way for a risk management strategy?
Evidence from foreign climbers’ perceptions.
01400
Ryo Shimizu (Chinese Culture University)
A Case Study of Taiwan’s Compatibility of a Long Stay Site Selection to Japanese
Elders263

Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 Room555A
General Session
GS149-6

Tourism Geography (6)Chair(s): Thomas Jones (Meiji Univ..)

00257
Masato Ikuta (Ritsumeikan University)
A consideration on tourism developments in Thailand and Indonesia with specialreference to regional structure theory by Japanese geographers
00342
Mahipal Singh Yadav (Swami Vivekanand Government College Raisain, Madhya Pradesh)
Sovaran Singh Rajput, Raju Tilenthey

Impact of Tourism on the Economy of South Asian Countries
00355
Brent Lovelock (University of Otago)
The Politics of Travel: Global Patterns of Travel in an Ethical World
00598
Stanley W Toops (Miami University)
Landscapes of Silk Road Tourism

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Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 Room676
General Session
GS152-1

Population Geography (1)Chair(s): Satoshi Nakagawa (Kobe Univ.)

00677
Randhir Singh Sangwan (Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, Haryana)
Spatio-Temporal Dimensions of Fertility in India: A Perspective on Rural-Urban
Disparity
00678
Sneh Sangwan (B.P.S. Mahila Vishwavidyalaya, Khanpur Kalan, Sonipat, Haryana)
Skewed Juvenile Female-Male Ratio in Haryana: Spatial Patterns, Causes,
Consequences and Policy Responses
01371
Anita Bhargava (Jawaharlal Nehru University)
The Gap between Delivery and Utilisation of MCH SERVICES: An Invariable Challenge
for Safe Motherhood

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Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room676
General Session
GS152-2

Population Geography (2)Chair(s): Randhir Singh Sangwan (Maharshi Dayanand Univ., Rohtak, Haryana)00083
Cristobal Mendoza (UAM-Iztapalapa)
Anna Ortiz-Guitart

Migrants on the middle: Educational training, labour market choices and everyday
spatial practices
00693
Liudmila V Fakeyeva (Belarusian State University)
Ekaterina A Antipova

Republic of Belarus: from Global to Local Development in the World Demographic
Space in the XXI century
00798
Alina Teresa Potrykowska (Central Statistical Office)International Migration in Poland. A Migration Policy Perspective
00911
Takashi Nakazawa (Meiji University)
Experience of international migration by Japanese youths: case studies in Southeast
Asia’s megacities

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Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 Room676
General Session
GS152-3

Population Geography and Settlement Geography

Chair(s): Takashi Nakazawa (Meiji Univ.)

00392
Eva Janska (Charles University in Prague)
Zdenek Cermak, Richard WrightNew Immigrant Destinations in a New Immigrant Country:The Settlement Patterns of
Non-natives in the Czech Republic
00033
Inayah Hidayati (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
Comparative Study of Settlement Environment Quality between Plains and Hills
00899
Hiroo Kamiya (Kanazawa University)
Measures of local municipalities for supporting marriage migrants in Japan

267

Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 RoomG
General Session
GS154-2

Urban Geography and Planning (1)Chair(s): Ryoji Teraya (Ehime Univ.)

00075
Gideon Biger (Tel Aviv University)
Patric Geddes - a town planner and a poet
00331
Katsuhiko Neda (Nara University of Education)
The problems of zoning regulations of City Planning Act in Japan, the case of Nara
City
00987
Tohru Ohba (Ichikawa City Office)Estimation of the ratio of road distances on rectangular grid road networks to its
Euclidiean distances from the direction angle
00560
Jing Liang (Nanjing University)
Xiaolong Luo

Information Dissemination in E-Governance: A Case Study of Plane Trees Transplantin Nanjing

268

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 RoomG
General Session
GS154-3

Urban Geography and Planning (2)Chair(s): Gideon Biger (Tel Aviv Univ.)

00551
Ryoji Teraya (Ehime University)
Changing spatial differentiation in the downtown areas : The case of Matsuyama city,
Japan
00565
Yi Qi (Nanjing University)
Xiao-Tian Yu, Bi-Yao Zhu, Xiao Xu

A Study on Spatial Texture and Vigor Evolution of Old City Center in Urban Renewal:a Case of Pingshijie Street in Nanjing, China
00286
Kasumi Susaki (Ryukoku University)
Kyoto as teaching material of urban planning269

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 RoomG
General Session
GS154-4

Urban Geography and Planning (3)Chair(s): Kasumi Susaki (Ryukoku Univ.), Miriam Billig (Ariel Univ. Center of Samaria)

00974
Mariko Sugitani (Hiroshima University)
Changing housing landscapes in Japan:decreasing Japanese traditional houses andappearing varied landscapes
01555
Taro Futamura (Doshisha University)
Kazuaki Sugiyama

Dark Side of the Nightscape: Emergence of Izakaya Chains and Transforming
Landscapes of Entertainment Districts in Japanese Cities

270

Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 Room509
General Session
GS154-5

Urban Geography and Planning (4)Chair(s): Yuichiro Nishimura (Nara Women's Univ.)

01537
Dominique Badariotti (University of Strasbourg)
Dong-Binh Tran, Arnaus Piombini, Diego Moreno, Dominique Badariotti

from complex networks to urban mobility modeling : the REMUS model
01411
Chiaki Mizutani (University of Tsukuba)
Survival time analysis for land use management
00450
Dharam Singh (GKSM Govt. College, Tanda Urmur, Punjab)
Recent Trends in Urban Poverty and Economic Development in Punjab
01474
Shu-Li Huang (National Taipei University)
Chao-Lee Kuo

The misreading of the place: Nostalgic collage of modernity in the Shen-Nong street
blocks, Tainan City

271

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room509
General Session
GS154-6

Urban Geography and Planning (5)Chair(s): Dominique Badariotti (Univ. of Strasbourg)

00119
Hany S. Abu El Ela (Fayoum university Faculty of Arts)
Investigating the geographical potentialities of Balteem Summer Resort City forsustainable urban development: SWOT analysis applying GIS.
01366
Kyung-Sook Jeon (Chonnam National University)
Sustainable urban development based on urban identity and potential resources in
the city of Lubbock, Texas
01560
Jaruwan Daengbuppha (Naresuan University)
A Paradigmship for Sustainable Urban and Cultural Tourism Development: A Case
Study of Phitsanulok Municipality
01076
Pariente Sarah (Bar Ilan University)
Helena M ZhevelevAtar Oz

Soil : visitors dialog in parks of Tel Aviv-Jaffa

272

Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 Room509
General Session
GS154-7

Urban Geography and Planning (6)Chair(s): Dieter K Muller (Umea Univ.)

00483
Shien Zhong (Nanjing University)
Jie Zhang

Variations on a Theme Park in Contemporary China: city as theme park and theme
park as city
01428
Yo Ishida (Kyoto University)
Characteristics of “Xiuxian” Activities in China : The case study of Nanhu Park
01050
Sohail Ahmad (United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies)
Ram Avtar

Impact of spatial growth on urban agriculture and urban forest in Delhi (2001-2011)
01323
Yanyan Chen (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Jiang Xu

Negotiate environment with development: a dilemma in urban planning system ofChinese cities.

273

Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room662
General Session
GS156-1

Rural geography (1)Chair(s): Ana M V Firmino (Nova Univ. of Lisbon)

00230
Bala Dogo (Kaduna State University, Tafawa Balewa Way, GPO Box 2233, Kaduna)
Anne Bulus, Zainab Adamu, Grace Yanat, Prayer Chom, Sarah Danladi, Samaila Ibrahim, Oluwatoba Rotibi,
Taye Adewuyi, Abudu Adepetu

Local Development and the Conversion of Rural Land into Urban Uses along theFringes of Kaduna Metropolis, Nigeria, 2000-2012
01100
Phanxay Ingxay (Graduate School of Emvironmental Studies, Nagoya University, Japan)
Satoshi Yokoyama

Unexpected Situation in Upland People’s Livelihood: A Case Study in Northern Laos
01429
Yukio Teratoko (Kyushu University)
Sustainability of rural revitalization in Japan's mountainous area - From a viewpointof social capital
00416
Serey Sok (Hong Kong Baptist University)
Xiaojiang Yu

Sustainable livelihood development in the communities along the Lower Mekong
Basin (LMB), Cambodia

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Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room559
General Session
GS156-2

Rural geography (2)Chair(s): Bala Dogo (Kaduna State Univ.)

00532
Ryo Iizuka (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Examination of Stage Model of Rural Gentrification in Derbyshire Dales, England
01352
Yasuo Kojima (Kyoto University)
Continuities and discontinuities of spatial organizations in rural China
01072
Takafumi Yokoyama (Kanagawa University)
Recovery of a fishing village after the Great East Japan Earthquake: A case study ofIshinomaki-Toubu District, Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture

275

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 RoomK
General Session
GS156-3

Rural geography (3)Chair(s): Toshihiro Tsukihara (Fukui Univ.)

00643
Konrad Czapiewski (Polish Academy of Sciences)
Zbigniew Florianczyk, Krzysztof Janc

How to utilize the wisdom and knowledge in agriculture. The case of Poland
00763
Krzysztof Janc (University of Wroclaw)
Konrad Czapiewski

Internet as a development factor. The case of Polish agriculture and rural areas.
01193
Ana M V Firmino (Nova University of Lisbon)
Tradition and Innovation: together into the future00384
Jerry Patchell (Hong Kong Institute of Science and Technology)
Learning from the Past to Build a Sustainable Fishery in Sai Kung

276

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room510
General Session
GS161

Modelling and application of GIS

Chair(s): Yoshiki Wakabayashi (Tokyo Metropolitan Univ.)

01010
Fitria Nucifera (Universitas Gadjah Mada)
Andung Bayu Sekaranom, Muh Aris Marfai

Preliminary Result of Land Subsidence Investigation and Sea Level Rise Modelling
Using GIS Technology in Demak Coastal Area-Indonesia
01130
Thanh Van Hoang (Feng Chia University, Taichung City)
Tien Yin Chou, Chih Yuan Chien, Mei Ling Yeh

GIS Strategic Development toward Geospatial Interoperability Application in
Agriculture in Vietnam
01369
Anita Bhargava (Jawaharlal Nehru University)
Patterns and Prevalence of Diarrhea among Children in India: A Regional Exploration
through GIS-Mapping
00170
Min Chen (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Hui Lin, Zhang Chunxiao, Ding Yulin, Chen Zeqiang, Bao Ying

Virtual Geographic Environments（VGEs）built for dynamic pollution simulation

277

Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room510
General Session
GS162-2

Remote sensing data and GIScience

Chair(s): Sendo Wang (National Taiwan Normal Univ.)

01395
Dae Sun Kim (Pukyong National University)
Yang Won Lee

Spatio-Temporal Statistical Methods for Creating Level 3 Products of theCOMS(Communication, Ocean and Meteorological Satellite)
01402
Kwangjin Kim (Pukyong National Univ)
Yang Won Lee

Ensemble-based fusion of multi-sensor satellite data using BMA (Bayesian model
averaging)
01399
Goo Kim (Pukyong National University)
Dae Sun Kim, Yang Won Lee

Active fire detection using satellite remote sensing data.
01401
Jihye Ahn (Pukyong National University)
Yangwon Lee

Time-series analysis of Arctic sea ice changes using multivariate SARIMA model andsatellite remote sensing data278

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room555A
General Session
GS162-3

OpenStreetMap and Geographical Knowledge

Chair(s): Francis Harvey (Univ. of Minnesota)

01455
Yuichiro Nishimura (Nara Women's University)
Toshikazu Seto, Taichi Furuhashi, Haruyuki Seki

The Condition of OpenStreetMap and NeoGeography in Japan
01470
Taichi Furuhashi (University of Tokyo)
Toshikazu Seto, Yuichiro Nishimura

Development of teaching card game materials for education of geospatial featuremodel.
00870
Toshikazu Seto (University of Tokyo)
Taichi Furuhashi, Daisuke Yoshida, Haruyuki Seki

The Possibility of Participatory Community Restoration Based on OpenStreetMap
01552
Haruyuki Seki (Georepublic Japan)
Taichi Furuhashi, Toshikazu Seto

Tourism information dissemination by civic collaboration based on OpenData: Case
Studies of OpenStreetMap and LocalWiki in Izu Oshima.

279

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room554B
General Session
GS162-4

GIScience and economy

Chair(s): Toshikazu Seto (Univ. of Tokyo)

00463
Lars Brabyn (University of Waikato)
Susan Olivia, John Gibson, Glen Stichbury

Monitoring Economic Activity in Indonesia using Night Light Detected from Space
00756
Joao Francisco De Abreu (Pontifical Catholic University of Minas Gerais)
Jose Eustaquio Paiva

Brazilian Human Development: A Cartographic Approach Using GIS (1991-2010)
01269
Hyunjung Kim (The University of Tokyo)
Ja Yun Heo, Chang-Mu Jung

Relationships between Constructing Skyscrapers and Business Cycles.

280

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room558
General Session
GS163-1

Social Geography

Chair(s): Masayasu Oda (Komazawa Univ.)

00241
Jie Zhang (Waseda University)
Life Satisfaction and Adaptation of Chinese Immigrants in Japan
00901
Christian Vandermotten (Universite Libre de Bruxelles)
Gilles Van Hamme

Class structures, social determinations and hysteresis : permanences and breakingsin the electoral patterns
00965
Tasuku Aso (Ritsumeikan University)
Exclusion of Catholics on Amamioshima in the 1930’s and the formation of“Landscapes of exclusion”
01572
Kacaw Lameru (National Taiwan University)
Lameru Kacaw

Agricultural Landscape transformation and Social Adaptation: A Case Study of Wang
Hsiang Tribe in Taiwan Indigenous village.

281

Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 Room558
General Session
GS163-2

Society, Religion and Community

Chair(s): Christian Vandermotten (Universite Libre de Bruxelles)

00934
Shew-Jiuan B. Su (National Taiwan Normal University)
What Community Involvement and Participation Can Do for Developing Geoparks?-A case of Yehliu Geopark, Taiwan
01294
Ryoko Tone (The University of Tokyo)
The Relation Between Urban Residents’ Satisfaction with Daily Social
Communication and Spatial Distances to Meeting Places with Friends
01404
Sahab Deen Rawat (Centre for the Study of Regional Development, Jawaharlal Nehru
University)
Causes of Rape on the Dalits women India: An Analysis of the Historical andPsychological in Indian Society.
01445
Masayasu Oda (Komazawa University)
Postwar Ascetic Mountaineering of a Religious Group in the Omine Mountains, Japan282

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 RoomG
General Session
GS164-1

Cultural Geography (1)Chair(s): Yoko Yoshida (Nara Women's Univ.)

00279
Jane Singer (Kyoto University)
Hai Hoang

Displaced Ethnic Minority Villagers in Central Vietnam: Traditional Knowledge andCommunity Resilience
00578
Olga Lyubitseva (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv)
Ethnic and Cultural Self-identification and Pilgrimage Tradition in Ukraine
00734
Michihiro Mashita (Graduate student, University of Tsukuba)
Takuya Uda, Jin Jin, Miki Hosoya, Tomoko Kubo, Keisuke Matsui

The place of Ko religious associations within the social structure of Jodo Shinshu
communities in Doichi district, Nyuzen town
00868
Hsi-Ju Chuang (National Dong Hwa University)
Siraya’s culture revival and Identity construction

283

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 RoomG
General Session
GS164-2

Cultural Geography (2)Chair(s): Jane Singer (Kyoto Univ.)

00156
Chi-Sheng Stone Shih (Soochow University)
Digitalized Enka-stylish Taipei: The Japanese Cultural Space of Taiwanese Ballad’s
Imaginary, 1930-1960
00291
Yongchun Yang (Lanzhou University)
Yiming Tan, Bo Zhang

The Intergenerational Residential Model of Chinese Urban Citizens Based on the
Perspective of Family Life Cycle
00503
Mariko Ikeda (Tsukuba University)
The role of cultural space in the urban area: A case study of squatted art house in
Berlin00808
Lesley Head (University of Wollongong)
Cultural environmental research: an overview of approaches, from weeds tohouseholds

284

Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 Room558
General Session
GS167-1

Ethnic Geography (1)Chair(s): Yoko Yoshida (Nara Women's Univ.)

00448
Madhushree Das (Gauhati University)
Koncheng Buragohain

The Tai Phakes in the Culture and Society of Assam, India
00617
Chun-Chieh Chi (National Dong-Hwa University)
Syaman Lamuran“Demilitarize” Ponso no Tao (Orchid Island): Toward Reclaiming Indigenous Territory
and Place Names
01655
Ming Huey Wang (National Taiwan Normal University)
Indigenous Struggle for River Governance: Reconciling Traditional EcologicalWisdom with Modern State's Management, A Case of Tayal Peoples in Northern
Taiwan.

285

Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room558
General Session
GS167-2Ethnic Geography (2)Chair(s): Chun Chieh Chi (National Dong-Hwa Univ.)

00529
Sasala Taiban (I-SHOU University)
From Rekai to Labelabe: Disaster, Relocation and Vulnerability: The example ofKucapungane, Taiwan
01529
Yin-Jen Chen (Vanung University)
Su-Hsin Lee, Jing-Shoung Hou, Chia-Lin Chen

Social Network Reconstructed on Tayal Peoples’ Living Space and Hot Spring
Industrial Development: A Case Study of Wulai Township in Metropolitan Taipei,
Taiwan01589
Along Y.L. Chen (National Taiwan Normal University)
Some Inquiries Into the Homestead / Tribal Reconstruction and Livelihood
Developments in Taiwan: Case Study of Old Haocha (Kucapungane) and Datung(S’Gadan) Communities
01662
Chia Lin Chen (Chinese Culture University)
Su-Hsin Lee, Chia-Lin Chen, Yin-Ren Chen, Jing-Shoung Hou

Social Meaning of Indigenous Homescape Reproduction and Tourist Consumption: A
Case Study of Communities along Nanshih River286

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room558
General Session
GS168-2Feminist Geography

Chair(s): Shew-Jiuan B. Su (National Taiwan Normal Univ.)

01656
Minori Arakaki (Ochanomizu University)
JINBUN, YUIMAR, and BOO, Women’s Role in OKINAWA’s endogenous development
after reversion to Japanese administration
00807
Milena U Janiec Grygo (University of South Florida)
Work and Leisure in Urban Spaces: Rural Women Migrants in Wuhan, China
01528
Marianne Blidon (Paris 1-Sorbonne)
Sex and the countryside. Staging a disqualified and unequal market of love
01027
Caroline Faria (Florida International University)
Beauty and the Global Intimate: Traveling cosmopolitanisms and embodied
transnationalisms in the East African hair trade287

Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room559
General Session
GS169-1

Medical Geography (1)Chair(s): Tomoki Nakaya (Ritsumeikan Univ.)

01475
Ali Goli (Shiraz University)
Geographic distribution of cause of mortality in Iran counties in 2010
00830
Chung-Ling Ouyang (National Taiwan Normal University)
The restoration of resources for medical tourism landscape:A case of hot springs in
Bei-tou, Taiwan
00080
Yuk Yee Yan (Hong Kong Baptist University)
Perceived neighborhood environments and self-rated health of older adults in Hong
Kong
00205
Bixiong Ye (Institute of Geographical Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese
Academy of Sciences)
Wuyi Wang, Linsheng Yang, Thomas Krafft

Water source and its protection from the impact of microbial contamination in rural
areas of Beijing, China

288

Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 Room559
General Session
GS169-2

Medical Geography (2)Chair(s): Chung-Ling Ouyang (National Taiwan Normal Univ.)

00296
Jana Spilkova (Charles University in Prague)
Dagmar Dzurova

Sport as a protective factor of teenage risk health behavior
01581
Ali Goli (Shiraz University)
Spatial inequality of infant mortality cause in urban and rural areas in Fars, Iran
01004
Mayuko Yonejima (Ritsumeikan University Graduate School of Letters)
Tomoki Nakaya, Naoko Nihei, Yoshio Tsuda, Mutsuo Kobayashi, Mamoru Watanabe, Akihiko Maeda

Effects of land use pattern on spatial distribution of host-seeking mosquitoes within
urban areas in Kyoto, Japan289

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room558
General Session
GS170-1

Historical Geography (1)Chair(s): Hiroshi Todoroki (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific Univ.)

00367
Chuang Liu (Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Du Zheng, Ronald Abler, Huadong Guo, Yanhua Liu, Xingfa Gu, Guoyou Zhang

Digital Geomuseum Methdology for Geogrphy and Broad Society
01172
Koichi Hiramatsu (Nagoya University)
Collection and Organization of the Materials of a Site: Connection between
Geography and Archival Science
00923
Olga Trapeznikova (Institute of Environmental Geoscience of Russian Academy of Science)
Environmental Influence on Historical Agricultural Development of the Taiga Zone ofEast European Plain
01525
Ren-You He (National Taiwan Normal University Department of Geography)
Chihwen Hung

Squatter Settlements’ Formation and Demolition through Urban Politics in Taipei

290

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room558
General Session
GS170-2

Historical Geography (2)Chair(s): Chuang Liu (Chinese Academy of Sciences)00269
Yaron Jorgen Balslev (Tel Aviv University)
The British Influence on Environmental Issues in Tel-Aviv, 1920-1948
00823
Hiroshi Todoroki (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)
Diversity of describing road transportation system among geographers in Joseon's
Korea
00454
Takashi Amijima (Kyoto University Graduate School of letters)Societal and communal re-networking and co-ordination of the modern industrial
agglomeration in a Japanese city during the interwar period
00951
Noritaka Yagasaki (Nihon University)
Japanese overseas migration and the diffusion of baseball291

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room559
General Session
GS175-1

Geography Education (1)Chair(s): Matthew Yick Cheung Pang (The Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong)

00298
Arnon Medzini (Oranim Academic College of Education)
Use of Location-Based Technologies as Support Tools for Geography Field Trips
00104
Joseph Manzo (Concord University)
Geography Education Through Literature and Social Studies
01311
Katsuhiko Oda (University of Southern California)
Assessment Methods of Geospatial Concept Maps
00084
Soon Singh Bikar (Macquarie University)
Soon Singh Bikar Singh, Grant Kleeman, Penny Van Bergen

The Impacts of GIS on the Motivation and Achievement in Geography among
Underachieving Students of Smart School in Malaysia.

292

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room559
General Session
GS175-2

Geography Education (2)Chair(s): Katsuhiko Oda (Univ. of Southern California)

00299
Yael W Sneh (Oranim College of Education)
Current Events in Teaching Geography: A Case Study of Oranim College
00101
Matthew Yick Cheung Pang (The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Hui Lin, Man Wan Lo, So Kum Bonnie So

A Bottom-Up Approach to Introduce Geo-Informatics to Junior Geography Educationof Hong Kong
00534
Yao-Hui Wang (National Taiwan Normal University)
Che-Ming Chen

An Educational Application of Volunteered Geographic Information: The
Implementation of TaiwanCache Website
01382
Koichiro Kunihara (University of Tsukuba)
Disaster prevention study which were based on the special features and changes
using GIS and hazard maps

293

Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room662
General Session
GS175-4

Geography Education (4)Chair(s): Christiane Meyer (Leibniz Univ. Hannover)

00105
Kihachiro Sakai (Ousu Primary School)
Development of the advanced citizenship and ocean education curriculum: A case of
the Ikada(raft)landscape in the Horikawa River
01372
Harihar Basant Gupta (GOVT. L.B.S COLLEGE, SIRONJ DISTT. VIDISHA, MADHYAPRADESH)
Gender Disparity in M.P
01531
Shigefumi Nagata (Mie University)
Reforming Geography Education to Foster the Notion of Citizenship in Japan
01370
Hyunjin Kim (Hokkaido University of Education)
Geography and Citizenship Education in Japan294

Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room559
General Session
GS175-5

Geography Education (5)Chair(s): Yoshiyasu Ida (Univ. of Tsukuba)

00764
Oleg Dmytrykov (Kharkiv National University named V.N. Karazin)
Anthropogenic Landscape as a Component of Geographical Education
00480
Geok Chin Ivy Tan (Nanyang Technological University)
Qiu Fen Jade Chen

Revisiting the Survey of Environmental Knowledge, Attitudes and Behaviour ofStudents and Student Teachers in Singapore
00185
Christiane Meyer (Leibniz University Hannover)
Culture and Values in Geography Education: Suggestions about Traditional Wisdom
and Modern Knowledge
00957
Eje Kim (Gyeongin National University of Education)
Yongbeom Ashley Kim“Durian-loving Orangutans in Sumatra”: Funky geographical knowledge andtraditional wisdom of Southeast Asia through children’s literature

295

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room676
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE HUMAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN (A)JS101-1

Conflict in Africa and “African potential” for achieving coexistence

based on indigenous knowledge and institutions
Chair(s): Shuichi Oyama (Kyoto Univ.)

00188
Shuichi Oyama (Kyoto University)
The conflict over land resource and local resolution between cultivators and pastoralpeople in Sahel region of West Africa
00209
Richard Zulu (University of Zambia)
Chileshe Leonard Mulenga

A Situational Analysis of the Urban Housing Sector in Zambia
00624
Yoshimasa Ito (Kyoto University)
New land policy in Ethiopia and subsequent events in a village: A case from the forest
area of southwestern Ethiopia
00832
Mamo Hebo Wabe (Addis Ababa University)
Getaneh Mehari Woldeyesus

Socio-economic Transformation and Dynamics of Social Conflict among the Dorze ofSouthwestern Ethiopia

296

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room554B
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE HUMAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN (B)JS102-1

Modern mapping process of East Asian countries: from imperial

cartography to GIS (1)Chair(s): Shigeru Kobayashi (Osaka Univ.)

00211
Shigeru Kobayashi (Osaka University)
Imperial Cartography in East Asia during the 19th and Early 20th Century: An
Overview
00711
Katsunori Kawamura (Yamaguchi Municipal Ouchi Junior High School)
Nautical Cartography of Japan in the Latter Half of the 19th Century
01496
Liming Hsia (Eastern Taiwan Studies Association)
Maritime Imagination and Governing Taiwan : Marine Image on the Maps of Qing
Taiwan,1683-1895

297

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room554B
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE HUMAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN (B)JS102-2

Modern mapping process of East Asian countries: from imperial

cartography to GIS (2)Chair(s): Shigeru Kobayashi (Osaka Univ.)

01137
Daiju Koseki (Kyoto Women's University)
Japanese Modernization and the Cadastre System (1872-1890)
01280
Hsiung-Ming Liao (Academia Sinica)
The Japan military cartography in Taiwan before the colonial period：Re-examining
the vicinity map of Taipei Prefecture in 1894
00405
Chingchi Huang (Loyola Map Workshop)
Xibo Chen

A Historical Geography Research of Peking-Mukden Railway under the Vision ofModernization(1881-1912)

298

Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 Room554B
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE HUMAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN (B)JS102-3Modern mapping process of East Asian countries: from imperial

cartography to GIS (3)Chair(s): Shigeru Kobayashi (Osaka Univ.)

01351
Kunitada Narumi (Konan University)
Shigeru Kobayashi

Japanese Mapping of East Asia in Relation with Nautical Charts Produced by WesternCountries during the 19th Century
01090
Chun-Lin Kuo (National Dong-Hwa University)
Hsiung-Ming Liao

The military cartography in WWII: A comparative study of the 1/50,000 topographic
mapping between the U.S. and Japanese army in Taiwan, 1944-1945
01309
Shigeru Kobayashi (Osaka University)
Kumiko Yamachika, Rie Watanabe, Kenta Yamamoto, Akihiko Namie

A Database of Early Japanese Military Maps of China and Korea

299

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room664
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE HUMAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN (C)JS103-1

Rethinking geographies of nature (1): Picturesque, natures, andlandscape management: cross-cultural perspectives
Chair(s): Setsu Tachibana (Kobe Yamate Univ.)

Keynote Speaker
00912
Charles Watkins (University of Nottingham)
Setsu Tachibana, Hirokazu Oku, Masato Mori, Koji Nakashima

Uvedale Price and the nature of landscapeDiscussantsSetsu Tachibana (Kobe Yamate University)
Hirokazu Oku (Forestry and Forest
Products Research Institute)
Masato Mori (Mie University)
Koji Nakashima (Kanazawa University)

300

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room664
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE HUMAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN (C)JS103-2

Rethinking geographies of nature (2): Imagining nature in alternative

ways
Chair(s): Koji Nakashima (Kanazawa Univ.), Noriko Ishiyama (Meiji Univ.)

01322
Koji Nakashima (Kanazawa University)
Geographies of nature and Neil Smith: toward alternative productions of nature
01259
Jay Bolthouse (The University of Tokyo)
Asobi-Shigoto and the Re-enchantment of Nature’s Production: A Reconsideration of
Benton Mackaye’s Spatio-Temporal Utopianism
01254
Noriko Ishiyama (Meiji University)
Politics of Nature in the Context of Historical Colonialism: Case Study of Death Valley
National Park
00920
Marcella Schmidt Di Friedberg (University of Milano-Bicocca)
Nature growing self-conscious: from Reclus to Oelschlaeger

301

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room674
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH GIS ASSOCIATION OF JAPANJS104-1

Analysis of people flow and vehicle trajectory data: a new big data

challenge (1)Chair(s): Ryosuke Shibasaki (Univ. of Tokyo)

01506
Mariko Shibasaki (The university of Tokyo)
Apichon Witayangkurn, Teerayut Horanont, Yoshihide Sekimoto, Hideyuki Fujita, Konomi Shin'Ichi,
Masatoshi Arikawa

Analysis of Life Patterns using Long-Term Trajectory of Mobile Phones
01282
Yoshihide Sekimoto (The University of Tokyo)
Natsumi Ono, Ryosuke Shibasaki, Teerayut Horanont, Apichon Witayangkurn

Using Large-Scale, Long-Term GPS Data from Mobile Phones to Identify
Transportation Modes and Analyze Mobility in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area
01134
Apichon Witayangkurn (The University of Tokyo)
Teerayut Horanont, Yoshihide Sekimoto, Ryosuke Shibasaki

Trip Reconstruction with Transportation Mode and Location Labeling on Low Data
Rate GPS Trajectory
01435
Mayumi Hadano (The University of Tokyo)
Apichon Witayangkurn, Yuki Akiyama, Teerayut Horanont, Ryosuke Shibasaki

A Study on Extracting Characteristic of Visitors at Commercial Area from GPS Data

302

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room674
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH GIS ASSOCIATION OF JAPANJS104-2

Analysis of people flow and vehicle trajectory data: a new big data

challenge (2)Chair(s): Ryosuke Shibasaki (Univ. of Tokyo)

01231
Teerayut Horanont (The University of Tokyo)
Apichon Witayangkurn, Yoshihide Sekimoto, Ryosuke Shibasaki

Pervasive Urban Sensing: using Sparse Mobile Phone Dataset for Activity
Recognition and Conurbation Connectivity Analysis
01520
Toshikazu Nakamura (the University of Tokyo)
Yoshihide Sekimoto, Ryosuke Shibasaki

Estimation of People Flow in a City Using Particle Filter with Person Trip Survey,
Building Data and Traffic Count
00873
Kazumasa Hanaoka (Tohoku University)
Keiji Yano

Comparisons of spatial microsimulation approaches for estimating person-trips at
small area level

303

Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 Room674
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH GIS ASSOCIATION OF JAPANJS104-3

Analysis of people flow and vehicle trajectory data: a new big data

challenge (3)Chair(s): Ryosuke Shibasaki (Univ. of Tokyo)

01135
Yuki Akiyama (The University of Tokyo)
Satoshi Ueyama, Teerayut Horanont, Hiroaki Sengoku, Ryosuke Shibasaki

Spatio-temporal Analyses of Visitors in Commercial Accumulations Using Mass
People Flow Data in Kanto Region
01252
Hiroshi Kanasugi (The University of Tokyo)
Yoshihide Sekimoto, Mori Kurokawa, Takafumi Watanabe, Shigeki Muramatsu, Ryosuke Shibasaki

Personal Route Estimation Based on Spatiotemporal Similarity Using Cellular
Network Data
01500
Yoshihide Sekimoto (University of Tokyo)
Hiroshi Kanasugi, Takehiro Kashiyama, Teerayut Horanont, Toshikazu Nakamura

Introduction of People Flow Project

304

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 RoomG
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE ASSOCIATION OF HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHERS IN
JAPAN
JS105-1

Historical maps in a GIS environment (1)Chair(s): Hirotsugu Fujita (Kobe Univesity)

80006
Mary Elizabeth Berry (University of California, Berkeley)
Exploring Japanese Maps at Berkeley and an Urban Puzzle: What is a Street?
00671
Atsushi Onodera (Ibaraki University)
Masayasu Oda, Norie Oshima

Maps in Early Modern Japan Collected by Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold
00778
Kei-Ichi Okunuki (Nagoya University)
Tsunetoshi Mizoguchi, Koichi Hiramatsu, Ayumi Hattori, Masatoshi Morita

An application of network spatial analysis to regional systems of early Meiji Japan ina historical GIS environment
01051
Akihiro Tsukamoto (Research Center for Disaster Mitigation of Urban Cultural Heritage,
Ritsumeikan University)
Kunitada Narumi, Yu Shibata, Hiroki Kurumida, Toru Takahashi

Analyzing Historical Maps using a Geographic Information System and its
Application in Local Area Studies

305

Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 RoomG
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE ASSOCIATION OF HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHERS IN
JAPAN
JS105-2

Historical maps in a GIS environment (2)Chair(s): Hirotsugu Fujita (Kobe Univesity)

01077
Hirotsugu Fujita (Kobe Univesity)
The Grand Map of Sakai in Cetral Japan dated 1689 in a GIS environment
01480
Concepcion Camarero-Bullon (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid)
Laura Garcia-Juan

Reconstructing ancient landscapes using historical maps and cadastral textual
sources. Aplication to different Spanish territories: Soria(urban) and Azuqueca (rural)
01219
Nobusuke Iwasaki (National Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences)
Ikuhiro Teramoto, David S Sprague

Development and Improvement of Historical Agro-Environmental Browsing System

306

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room555B
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH JAPANESE GEOMORPHOLOGICAL UNION
JS106-1

Geomorphological processes and hazards in Asia-Pacific region (1)Chair(s): Hiroshi Shimazu (Rissho Univ.)

01260
Taeko Itono (Kanazawa University)
Kenji Kashiwaya, Shinya Ochiai, Yanchao Yang, (Japan, Taiwan, Mongolia, China, Korea) East Asian Lake
Drilling Project Group

Earth-surface processes and environmental changes inferred from lake-catchment
systems in East Asia - a case of Lake Onuma, Hokkaido, Japan 00602
Hiroshi Shimazu (Rissho University)
Frequent landform changes in the active braided gravel-bed river in the upper
reaches of the River Azusa, central Japan
00646
Peddada Jagadeeswara Rao (Andhra University)
Sumiko Kubo

Identification of Waste/Fallow Lands for Afforestation/Reforestation under Clean
Development Mechanism to Enhance Rural Livelihoods in Buchayyapeta Mandal,
Visakhapatnam District, India
01292
Parkner F Thomas (University of Tsukuba)
Concepts on process combination of gully erosion and mass movements in steep
catchments: application to a Japanese study area

307

Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 Room555B
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH JAPANESE GEOMORPHOLOGICAL UNION
JS106-2

Geomorphological processes and hazards in Asia-Pacific region (2)Chair(s): Hiroshi Shimazu (Rissho Univ.)01398
Toshikazu Tamura (Rissho University)
Changing trend in noticeable earthquake damages involved with landform change inrecent Japan
00586
Masayuki Seto (Rissho University)
Shiori Oonuki, Toshiyuki Kitazawa, Yosuke Nakamura, Chiaki T. Oguchi, Toshikazu Tamura

GPR investigation of liquefied layers in the liquefaction induced by the 2011 Off the
Pacific Coast of Tohoku earthquake at the Watarase flood-retarding basin, in central
Japan
01334
Futoshi Nanayama (Geological Survey of Japan, AIST)
Kiyoyuki Shigeno

Geomorphological evolution of the strand plain controlled by great earthquakes andtsunamis: An example from Nemuro coastal lowland along the southern Kuril
subduction zone
01037
Hidetsugu Yoshida (Meiji University)
Topographic analysis of hummock orientation in the volcanic rockslide-debris
avalanches
01141
Yuichi S. Hayakawa (The University of Tokyo)
Fumitoshi Imaizumi, Norifumi Hotta, Haruka Tsunetaka

High-resolution morphological analysis of debris-flow affected channel bed in
Ohya-kuzure landslide, central Japan308

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room555A
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH JAPAN-KOREA-CHINA JOINT CONFERENCE ON
GEOGRAPHY
JS107-1

Regional diversity and a possibility of collaboration in East Asia: acontribution from young geographers (1)Chair(s): Yamamoto Kenta (Kyushu International Univ.), Mei Yong (Inner Mongolia Normal
Univ.)

00610
Haeok Choi (Tsinghua University)
BigData-driven Regional Innovation Networks and In-and Out- direction Linkages ofKnowledge-intensive Industry: evidence from Science City, Daejeon, Korea
01340
Johannes Kiener (Osaka City University)
Conversion of old housing and social change in Osaka
01136
Yan Zhang (Beijing Union University)
Yanwei Chai, Mei-Po Kwan

Gender Role, the Division of Domestic Labor, and Space-Time Activity Patterns ofWorking Couples in Transitional Urban China: Evidence from Beijing

309

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room555A
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH JAPAN-KOREA-CHINA JOINT CONFERENCE ON
GEOGRAPHY
JS107-2

Regional diversity and a possibility of collaboration in East Asia: acontribution from young geographers (2)Chair(s): Kenta Yamamoto (Kyushu International Univ.), Mei Yong (Inner Mongolia Normal
Univ.)

01098
Daiki Tsurushima (Tohoku University)
Kiyotaka Sakaida, Noriyasu Honma

Statistical Features of Winter Lightning Activity in Tohoku District
00468
Shan Lu (Northeast Normal University)
Effects of leaf surface on leaf reflectance and hyperspectral vegetation indices
00612
Ena Konno (Tokyo University of Agriculture)
The role of contractor business on established the daily management of resources
circulation in Hokkaido, Japan
00700
Nao Endo (Kochi University)
Akiko Nasuda, Laksono Anang

Characteristics of Indonesian household expenditure by urban and rural areas in theearly 2000s

310

Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 Room675
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE RESEARCH PROGRAM HEADED BY H. ARAKI
JS108-1

Food geography on the Asia-Pacific: dynamics of food trade in thegrowth center
Chair(s): Hitoshi Araki (Yamaguchi Univ.)

00069
Takashi Norito (Kyoto University)
The spatial change of Asia’s food trade structure: Focusing on exports of theprocessed foods to Japan
00910
Katsuki Umeda (Chiba University)
Marketing strategy of Fonterra: extending market of milk products in the Asia-Pacificregion.
00427
Kohei Oro (Oita University)
Who gains from the Japanese cuisine boom? Expanding Wagyu industry in Australia
00375
Bill Pritchard (University of Sydney)
Strategic coupling as co-evolution: How the tea industry of South India can inform
evolutionary perspectives in Global Value Chain research

311

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 RoomI
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE RESEARCH PROGRAM HEADED BY Y. MURAYAMA
JS109-1

Methodology in field work (1)Chair(s): Yuji Murayama (Univ. of Tsukuba)

01041
Akira Tabayashi (University of Tsukuba)
Mehtodology in field work for agricultural and rural geography
01256
Masaaki Kureha (University of Tsukuba)
A discussion on field work in geographical studies on tourism in Japan
00898
Jun Kaneko (University of Tsukuba)
Development of landuse map database in urban area: a case of fieldwork in
University of Tsukuba
01548
Keisuke Matsui (University of Tsukuba)
Jun Kaneko, Akiko Hashimoto, Joji Saito, Takayuki Oishi

Discussion on some aspects of fieldwork education through a case study of graduate
school of Univ. of Tsukuba

312

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 RoomI
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE RESEARCH PROGRAM HEADED BY Y. MURAYAMA
JS109-2

Methodology in field work (2)Chair(s): Yuji Murayama (Univ. of Tsukuba)

00024
Takaaki Nihei (Hokkaido University)
Fieldwork of tropical wetland in Brazil: case of the Pantanal
00365
Akio Yamashita (University of Tsukuba)
Hiroaki Maruyama

Field work on cultural ecology in Brazilian Amazon
01403
Takehiro Morimoto (University of Tsukuba)
Value of Cloud GIS in geographical fieldwork: gathering and sharing the data using
smart devices
00193
Yuji Murayama (University of Tsukuba)
Lwin Koko

Smart Phone Field Data Collection and Real-time Digital Cartography

313

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room675
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE RESEARCH PROGRAM HEADED BY H. OKAHASHI
JS110-1

Emerging mega-regions in contemporary India (1)Chair(s): Hidenori Okahashi (Hiroshima Univ.), Subbiah Shanmugampillai (Univ. of Madras)

01329
Hidenori Okahashi (Hiroshima University)
Kentaro Kuwatsuka

Why Mega-Regions in Contemporary India ?
00535
Eric Denis (Institut Francais de Pondichery)
Elfie Swert

Assessing urbanization trends: between polarization and diffusion, how far
mega-regions are emerging in India?
80014
Subbiah Shanmugampillai (University of Madras)
Chennai- Bengaluru Corridor, India: An Emerging Mega Region in South India
00697
Yoshimichi Yui (Hiroshima University)
Complexity of growing mega-regions in contemporary India

314

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room675
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE RESEARCH PROGRAM HEADED BY H. OKAHASHI
JS110-2

Emerging mega-regions in contemporary India (2)Chair(s): Hidenori Okahashi (Hiroshima Univ.), Subbiah Shanmugampillai (Univ. of Madras)

01307
Kazuo Tomozawa (Hiroshima University)
Forefront of the Expanding Industrial Agglomeration in the National Capital Region of
Delhi
01392
Kentaro Kuwatsuka (Ryukoku University)
Expansion or Decentralization? : Spatial Dynamics of ICT Service Industries in India
00430
Jun Tsuchiya (Miyagi Gakuin Women's University)
The developments of shopping malls and entry of foreign retail capital in Delhi
National Capital region
01374
Yoshimi Une (The Center for Contemporary India Studies, Hiroshima Univ.)
Spatial Structure of the Apparel Industry in the National Capital Region, India

315

Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room670
Joint Session
JOINT SESSION WITH THE RESEARCH PROGRAM HEADED BY H. YAMANE
JS111-1

Geographical thinking of the modern Japanese territory: the mainland,

the colonial areas and their interactional space
Chair(s): Hiroshi Yamane (Univ. of Toyama)

01283
Edward Kieran Boyle (Hokkaido University)
Making modern Japanese territory: reintegrating colonial Hokkaido into Japan’s
Empire00132
Masafumi Miki (Nara University)
Japanese Colonialism in Japan Sea Rim Region after Russo-Japanese War: Role ofInspection Team from Niigata Prefecture in Japan and Economic Importance of
Karafuto
00372
Ryotaro Nakanishi (Tsukuba University)
Making of the Japanese Colonial City Dalian: Focus on the Backgrounds ofSuccessful Japanese Businessmen
00614
Rosalia Avila-Tapies (Association of Spanish Geographers)
Japanese empire, transnational ideologies and colonial cities in Manchuria(1906-1945)
00399
Hiroshi Yamane (University of Toyama)
Development of powerful ports and sea areas in the territorial expansion of modern
Japan

316

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room510
Special Session
JAPAN MAP CENTER
SS-1

Acquisition and Utilization of Geospatial Information on the Great East

Japan Earthquake (1)Chair(s): Minoru Akiyama (Japan Map Center)

90001
Hiroshi P. Sato (Japan Map Center)
Minoru Akiyama

Outline of the Great East Japan Earthquake Disasters and Contribution of Geospatial
Information
90002
William Francis Jones (Kimoto Company Limited)
Kimoto Response and Contribution Following the Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami
3rd of March 2011
90003
Ryota Hamamoto (Esri Japan)
Geographic Information Systems in Disaster Management: Case Studies in the Great
East Japan Earthquake 2011
01504
Kenta Suzuki (Japan Atomic Energy Agency)
Yu Takahashi, Kei Tanaka

Geographical significance of mapping in Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant
accident

317

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room510
Special Session
JAPAN MAP CENTER
SS-2

Acquisition and Utilization of Geospatial Information on the Great East

Japan Earthquake (2)Chair(s): Minoru Akiyama (Japan Map Center)

90004
Saya Murakami (Kokusai Kogyo Co.,LTD.)The role of geospatial information technology toward grasping the state of damage,recovery, and reconstruction in the Great East Japan Earthquake
90005
Kazuya Nakano (Aero Asahi Corporation)
J. Takanuki, T. Kou

On a rapid situation understanding using digital aerial camera and airborne laser
scanner
90006
Tatsuro Chiba (Asia Air Survey Co., Ltd.)
Immediate Correspondence of Asia Air Survey for Disaster Photography after theGreat East Japan Earthquake, March 11, 2011
90007
Tadashi Sasakawa (PASCO)
Disaster Monitoring using remote sensing for the Great East Japan Earthquake

318

Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 Room662
Special Session
WILEY
Wiley

Wiley Roundtable "Global Voices in Geography"

Chair(s): Simon Goudie (Wiley)319

Wednesday 07 August 10:00-11:30 Room555A
Business Meeting
IGU
Chairs meeting
Chair(s): Vladimir Kolossov (President, IGU)

320

Tuesday 06 August 08:00-09:30 Room662
Business Meeting
IYGU
IGUEC-1
Chair(s): Vladimir Kolosov (President, IGU)

321

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room662
Business Meeting
IGU Publications
IGUEC-2
Chair(s): Michael Meadows (Secretary General and Treasurer, IGU)

00900
Christian Vandermotten (Universite Libre de Bruxelles)
Mike Meadows, Anthony Dietz

The status of geographical journals: issues of ranking, publishing houses and open
access322

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room662
Business Meeting‘OurSus’ Project
IGUEC-3
Chair(s): Aharon Kellerman ( Vice President, IGU)

323

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room662
Business Meeting
Academic Teaching
IGUEC-4
Chair(s): Joos Droogleever Fortuijn (Vice President, IGU) ( Vice President, IGU)

324

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room502
Business Meeting
APPLIED GEOGRAPHY
BM01
Chair(s):325

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room502
Business Meeting
ARID LANDS, HUMANKIND, AND ENVIRONMENT
BM02
Chair(s):326Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 Room670
Business Meeting
BIOGEOGRAPHY AND BIODIVERSITY
BM03
Chair(s):327

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room677
Business Meeting
CLIMATOLOGY
BM04
Chair(s):328

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room672
Business Meeting
COASTAL SYSTEMS
BM05
Chair(s):329

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room504
Business Meeting
COLD REGION ENVIRONMENTS
BM06
Chair(s):330

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room665
Business Meeting
CULTURAL APPROACH IN GEOGRAPHY
BM07
Chair(s):331

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room504
Business Meeting
DYNAMICS OF ECONOMIC SPACES
BM08
Chair(s):332

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room674
Business Meeting
ENVIRONMENT EVOLUTION
BM09Chair(s):333

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room664
Business Meeting
GENDER AND GEOGRAPHY
BM10Chair(s):334

Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 Room677
Business Meeting
GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION
BM11-1Chair(s):335

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room677
Business Meeting
GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION
BM11-2Chair(s):336Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room677
Business Meeting
GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SCIENCE
BM12Chair(s):337

Tuesday 06 August 10:00-11:30 Room506
Business Meeting
GEOGRAPHY OF GOVERNANCE
BM13
Chair(s):338

Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room678
Business Meeting
GEOGRAPHY OF GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
BM14
Chair(s):339

Thursday 08 August 16:00-17:30 Room501
Business Meeting
GEOGRAPHY OF TOURISM, LEISURE, AND GLOBAL CHANGE
BM15Chair(s):340

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room678
Business Meeting
GEOPARKS
BM16
Chair(s):341

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 RoomJ
Business Meeting
GLOBAL CHANGE AND HUMAN MOBILITY
BM17
Chair(s):342

Tuesday 06 August 17:30-19:00 Room504
Business Meeting
HAZARD AND RISK
BM18
Chair(s):343

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room673
Business Meeting
HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT
BM19
Chair(s):344

Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room665
Business Meeting
HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY
BM20
Chair(s):345

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room675
Business Meeting
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS
BM21
Chair(s):346

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room502
Business Meeting
ISLANDS
BM22
Chair(s):347

Thursday 08 August 14:00-15:30 Room506
Business Meeting
KARST
BM23
Chair(s):348

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room679
Business Meeting
LAND DEGRADATION AND DESERTIFICATION
BM24
Chair(s):349

Monday 05 August 14:00-15:30 Room673
Business Meeting
LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS AND LANDSCAPE PLANNING
BM25
Chair(s):350

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 Room504
Business Meeting
LAND USE AND LAND COVER CHANGE
BM26
Chair(s):351

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room672
Business Meeting
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
BM27
Chair(s):352

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room504
Business Meeting
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
BM28
Chair(s):353

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room554A
Business Meeting
MARGINALIZATION, GLOBALIZATION AND REGIONAL AND LOCAL RESPONSES
BM29
Chair(s):354

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room504
Business Meeting
MEDITERRANEAN BASIN
BM30
Chair(s):355

Wednesday 07 August 08:00-09:30 Room506
Business Meeting
MODELLING GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS
BM31
Chair(s):356

Tuesday 06 August 14:00-15:30 Room506
Business Meeting
MOUNTAIN RESPONSE TO GLOBAL CHANGE
BM32
Chair(s):357

Thursday 08 August 10:00-11:30 Room504
Business Meeting
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY
BM33
Chair(s):358

Thursday 08 August 17:30-19:00 RoomKBusiness Meeting
POPULATION GEOGRAPHY
BM34
Chair(s):359

Tuesday 06 August 16:00-17:30 Room677
Business Meeting
SUSTAINABILITY OF RURAL SYSTEMS
BM35
Chair(s):360

Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room504
Business Meeting
TOPONYMY (JOINTLY WITH INTERNATIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION)
BM36
Chair(s):361

Monday 05 August 16:00-17:30 Room504
Business Meeting
TRANSFORMATION PROCESSES IN MEGACITIESBM37
Chair(s):362

Wednesday 07 August 14:00-15:30 Room502
Business Meeting
TRANSPORT AND GEOGRAPHY
BM38
Chair(s):363

Thursday 08 August 08:00-09:30 Room506
Business Meeting
URBAN GEOGRAPHY: URBAN CHALLENGES IN A COMPLEX WORLD
BM39
Chair(s):364

Wednesday 07 August 16:00-17:30 Room501
Business Meeting
WATER SUSTAINABILITY
BM40
Chair(s):365

2013-08-06AM/PM & 2013-08-07AM Annex Hall 1
Poster_A
101 Cartography/Map Study

01132 Liping Wu (Beijing Unistrong Navigation Technology Co., Ltd.)
Hongjie Cao

Empirical study on space cognition differentiation of digital map’s user: Survey fromthe usability of digital map of PND

105 General Geomorphology

00929 Sachi A Wakasa (Akita University)
Tatsuya Watanabe, Yoshihumi Wakiyama

Spatial variation in soil movement associated with snow distribution at small
mountain slopes in the Central Alps, Japan

107 Neotectonics

00650 Hideaki Goto (Hiroshima University)
Nobuhiko Sugito

Fault Geomorphology Interpreted Using Stereoscopic Images Produced from Digital
Elevation Models

109 Landform Development

01240 Haeng Yoong Kim (Hot Springs Research Institute of Kanagawa Prefecture)
Kazutaka Mannen, Yohta Kumaki

A Study on the Recent Giant Earthquakes based on the Coastal Landforms andDeposits in the Miura Peninsula, near Tokyo

111 Quaternary Research00684 Jun Inoue (Osaka City University)
Iori Miwa, Yuki Tokuda, Ryota Okunaka, Tatsuichiro Kawano

Phytolith and charcoal records in humid soils interbedded in Tottori Sand Dunes,
west Japan366

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111 Quaternary Research01336 Shigehiro Katoh (Museum of Nature and Human Activities, Hyogo)
Daisuke Ishimura, Atsumasa Okada, Keiji Takemura

Late Quaternary sedimentation history at the eastern coast of Lake Mikata, westernJapan, relating to the Mikata fault zone activity

111 Quaternary Research01498 Toru Tamura (AIST)
Beach ridges and prograded beach deposits as palaeoenvironment records: a review

113 Climatology

00282 Rena Nagata (Nihon University)
Linkages between summer rainfall variability over Japan and the North Pacificsubtropical high indices

113 Climatology

00358 Tomoshige Inoue (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology(JAMSTEC))
Jun Matsumoto, Nobuhiko Endo

Long-term Trends of Rainfall in Boreal Autumn over Southeast Asia

113 Climatology

00374 Junpei Hirano (National Research Center for Earth Sciences and Disaster
Prevention)
Takehiko Mikami

Long-term changes of early summer temperature anomaly patterns in Japan since
the early 20th century

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Poster_A
113 Climatology

00391 Yumiko Watanabe (Kyoto University)
Manami Kita, Takuya Fukunaga, Saburo Sakai, Takahiro Tagami, Keiji Takemura, Shigeo Yoden

Carbon and oxygen isotopic variations in two stalagmites from western and eastern
Java, Indonesia

113 Climatology

00466 Nobuto Takahashi (Miyagi Univesrity School of Food, Agricultural and Environmental
Sciences)
Relationship between the intraseasonal variability in the frontal zone and the spatial
patterns of surface temperature during summer in Japan

113 Climatology

00884 Joong-Bae Ahn (Pusan National University)
Hae-Jeong Kim

One-month lead predictability of the Arctic Oscillation using a realistically varying
solar constant for a CGCM

113 Climatology

01234 Miki Nakamura (Aichi University of Education)
Masanori Onishi, Naoki Amemura, Isao Iizawa, Satoshi Sakai

Property of Ground Surface Heat Balance and Urban Heat Island

113 Climatology

01243 Daisaku Sakai (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Hiroshi Takahashi, Jun Matsumoto, Ryo Mizuta

Future change of pressure patterns and their frequencies during extremely hottemperature events in August in Japan simulated by MRI-AGCM3.2H

368

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Poster_A
113 Climatology

01473 Kiyotaka Sakaida (Tohoku University)
Secular and Seasonal Changes in Occurrence of Cool Summer in Northern Japan

113 Climatology

01519 Shuji Yamakawa (Nihon University College of Humanities and Sciences)
Ryo Hisamochi

Atmospheric temperature and precipitation from a viewpoint of teleconnection andthe climatic variation indices

113 Climatology

01001 Hideo Takahashi (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Shougo Shimizu, Hiroaki Yamato, Hiroto Suzuki

Large urban canopy and behavior of gust front during a torrential rainfall in thecentral Tokyo metropolis, Japan

114 Meteorology

01288 Serena Marras (University of Sassari; CMCC)
Rex D Pyles, Matthias Falk, Donatella Spano, Richard Snyder, Kyaw Tha Paw U, Liyi Xu

An evaluation of a mesoscale atmospheric model equipped with a sophisticatedecophysiological land surface scheme over Europe

115 Hydrology

00505 Noboru Hida (No)Artificial recharge of groundwater: recent situation in Japan369

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Poster_A
115 Hydrology

00571 Charlie Pilling (UK Met Office)David Price

New Developments in flood forecasting and warning at the Flood

115 Hydrology

00638 Makoto Yamada (Ryukoku University)
Kenji Hamasaki, Masayo Kumaki, Hitoshi Takamura, Masashi Takada, Keiji Wada

Spatial variation of water and materials cycle in the Kii Peninsula, Japan

116 Water Resources

00653 Tomomasa Taniguchi (Mie University)
Makoto Taniguchi

Changes of Urban Development, Water Source and Groundwater use in Asia

116 Water Resources

00441 Naoko Hasegawa (Ochanomizu University)
Michio Kumagai, Takuya Okubo

Density current and oxygen concentration in the north basin of Lake Biwa

117 Biogeography

00767 Tomoko Nakano (Chuo University)
Masato Shinoda

Estimating carbon budget for a semiarid grassland of Mongolia during growing
seasons

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Poster_A
117 Biogeography

01439 Yuko Onishi (National Institute for Environmental Studies)
Yasuaki Hijioka, Kiyoshi Takahashi, Naota Hanasaki

Modelling the diversity hotspots of Japanese endemic plants and identifying thepotential refugia from climate change

118 Vegetation Geography/Plant Ecology

00362 Toshiyuki Fujiki (Fukuoka University)
Mitsuru Okuno, Kei Kawai, Hiroshi Morikawa

Vegetation Change and Date of Human Arrival in Rarotonga, Cook Islands

118 Vegetation Geography/Plant Ecology

00842 Shigeyuki Ogawa (Motobu Town Museum)
Relationship between microtopography and vegetation distribution in a landslidearea of the Chichibu Mountains, central Japan

118 Vegetation Geography/Plant Ecology

01318 Richard L. Snyder (University of California, Davis)
Donatella Spano, Serena Marras

Climate Change Impacts on Plant Water Use, Phenology and Stress

118 Vegetation Geography/Plant Ecology

01472 Mei Yong (Inner Mongolia Normal University)
Kiyotaka Sakaida, Gang Bao, Yuhai Bao, Yosihiko Hirabuki, Hirosi Kanno

Recent Vegetation changes and their relationship to climate in Inner Mongolia, China

371

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119 Geoecology/Landscape Ecology

00411 Shigeo Suzuki (Rissho University)
Expansion of land cover of introduced plants caused by the abandonment ofagricultural landscapes: A case of bamboo in Japan

119 Geoecology/Landscape Ecology

01541 Yusuke Kobayashi (unemployed)
Teiji Watanabe, Kazuomi Hirakawa, Tetsuya Komatsu, Takahiro Obata

Understanding the pattern of mountain trail erosion, based on the construction ofgeomorphological maps in 12 mountains of Hokkaido

120 Soil Geography00897 Stefano Loddo (AGRIS SARDEGNA)
ARS: A GIS Based Model to Assess Risk of Soil Salinization in Sardinia (Italy)

121 Volcanology

01083 Kotaro Yamagata (Joetsu University of Education)
The caldera-forming process of the Shikotsu Volcano, in Hokkaido, Japan.

126 Environmental Geography

00725 Pei-Hua Tan (National Chiayi University)
Pen-Yuan Chen, Cheng-Mau Wu, Ginn-Yein Chen

The impact of human activity on the air pollution “holiday effect” in Taiwan

372

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Poster_A
126 Environmental Geography00828 Pawel Prokop (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization Polish Academy of
Sciences)
Dominik Ploskonka

Human impact on soil carbon loss due to land use change and terrace erosion of the
Sikkim Himalayan piedmont

126 Environmental Geography

00960 Pui Yun Paulina Wong (The University of Hong Kong)
Poh-Chin Lai, Melissa Hart

Thermal effects and marathon runners - A symbiotic relationship

126 Environmental Geography

01342 Futoshi Nanayama (Geological Survey of Japan, AIST)
Kiyoyuki Shigeno, Takeshi Hasegawa, Yasuto Uchida

Geomorphological evolution of the Furenko barrier system due to scismotectonics
along the southern Kuril subduction zone

127 Nature Conservation

00063 Badr Adel Alfaqeer (King Saud University)
The Role of Modern Knowledge in Rescuing Wildlife in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

127 Nature Conservation

01036 Gen Ueda (Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Tohoku University)
Tadayoshi Tada, Matheaus Kioko Kauti

Smallholders’ fuelwood collection and forest management in Central Kenya 1: ahousehold case study

373

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Poster_A
127 Nature Conservation

01139 Tadayoshi Tada (Norinchukin Research Institute Co., Ltd. / Meiji University)
Gen Ueda, Matheaus Kioko Kauti

Smallholders’ fuelwood collection and forest management in Central Kenya 2:
Stratified households and Contribution to the Livelihood

130 Disaster Research00303 Takahito Kuroki (Fukuoka University of Education)
Tatsuroh Soh, Nozomi Iso

Increase of Flood Disaster Potential Related by Urbanization in Fukuoka Plain,
Northern Kyushu Island

130 Disaster Research00421 Tetsuji Kitano (Nagoya University)
The Great East Japan Earthquake and Gas System

130 Disaster Research00472 Masafumi Aoyama (Japan Map Center)
Liquefaction damage in inland area caused by the 2011 off the Pacific coast of
Tohoku Earthquake

130 Disaster Research00525 Tetsuya Kogure (Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth)
Yukinori Matsukura

Decreasing of tsunami height in lagoonal area in Kuro-shima Island, Japan374

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Poster_A
130 Disaster Research00533 Nozomi Iso (Seinan Gakuin University)
Takahito Kuroki, Kensuke Goto, Tatsuroh Soh, Keisuke Kuroda

Character of Slope Disaster and its Frequency in Fukuoka Prefecture, Northern
Kyusyu Island

130 Disaster Research00573 Takayuki Nakano (Geospatial Information Authority of Japan)
Mamoru Koarai, Kosei Otoi, Tomokazu Kobayashi

Characteristic of foundation disaster distribution caused by a strong inland
earthquake in fold region

130 Disaster Research00575 Tsuyoshi Wakatsuki (National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster
Prevention (NIED))
Rock and topographic controls on debris-flow basins: studies on heavy rainfall
disasters in Japan

130 Disaster Research00628 Te Kipa Kepa Brian Morgan (University of Auckland)
Tumanako Fa`Aui

Disaster Recovery informed by Indigenous Concepts of Wellbeing

130 Disaster Research00654 Nobuhiko Sugito (Nagoya University)
Nobuhisa Matsuta, Hideaki Goto, Yasuhiro Kumahara, Kazuaki Hori, Daisuke Hirouchi, Satoshi Ishiguro,
Takashi Nakata, Masatomo Umitsu, Mitsuhisa Watanabe, Yasuhiro Suzuki

Criteria for detection of tsunami-inundation area and its field examination for the 2011
Tohoku tsunami, based on air-photo stereo-pair interpretation

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Poster_A
130 Disaster Research00961 Masahiko Morozumi (Nihon University)
Wataru Morishima

Tropical Cyclone Activities and their Impacts on Greenhouses under Agricultural
Disaster Compensation System

130 Disaster Research01034 Punyatoya Patra (Aditi Mahavidyalaya, University of Delhi)
Rajesh Kumar Abhay, Roshani Devi

Vulnerability to Forest Fires in the Himachal Himalaya, India

130 Disaster Research01055 Manabu Takahashi (Ritsumeikan University)
Damages Caused by Tsunami during Great Tohoku Earthquake: Perspective ofEnvironmental History

130 Disaster Research01068 Nobuhisa Matta (Nagoya University)
Nobuhiko Sugito, Hideaki Goto, Satoshi Ishiguro, Takashi Nakata, Mitsuhisa Watanabe, Hiroshi Une, Kenya
Tamura, Yasuhiro Kumahara, Kazuaki Hori, Daisuke Hirouchi, Masatomo Umitsu, Teruko Usui, Yasuhiro
Suzuki

Significance and background of mapping the area hit by the tsunami of 11th March
2011, northeast Japan

130 Disaster Research

01199 Takushi Koyama (Faculty of Education and Welfare Science Oita University)
Geographical Study of Relation between Liquefaction Sites and Land History in Itako
and Kamisu Cities, Ibaraki Prefecture376

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130 Disaster Research01676 Yao-Ming Hong (MingDao University)
Using Geographic Information System on the Genetic Classification of Bridge Failure
Due to Storm

133 Area Studies

01361 Reiji Suzuki (Kyoto Gakuen University)
Shinya Takeda, Chan Nyein, Lamphoune Xayvongsa

Long-term monitoring of swidden cultivation in the mountains of Myanmar and Laos
(II) : Fallow vegetation recovery in relation to land-use history and fallow period

133 Area Studies

01380 Shinya Takeda (Kyoto University)
Lamphoune Xayvongsa, Reiji Suzuki, Chan Nyein

Long-term monitoring of swidden cultivation in the mountains of Myanmar and Laos
(I): Mapping a full cycle of swidden cultivation

134 Landscape/Cultural Climate

00228 Dan Tabata (Nihon University College of Humanities and Sciences)
Shuji Yamakawa, Yoshio Tagami

The relationship between Homestead woodlands and local strong winds in the
Tonami plain, Central Japan.

135 Cultural Ecology

00541 Takayoshi Yamaguchi (Kyoto University)
Sonam Ngodup, Mitsuhiro Nose, Shinya Takeda

Significance of verticality in current mountain agriculture and land use: Case from a
Ladakhi village in northern India

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Poster_B
137 General Human Geography00034 Inayah Hidayati (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
The Role of Husband and Wife on Decision Making Process in Household

139 Agricultural Geography

01660 Kanichiro Matsumura (Kwanisei Gakuin Universiry)Johnson Michael, Alex J Cannon, William W Hsieh

Canadian Prairie Crop Yield Sensitivity Index by linear regression and artificial neuralnetworks

140 Land Use

00615 Mizue Murooka (Abashiri Fisheries Research Institute)
Yasuhiro Kuwahara, Shigeko Haruyama, Kotaro Yamagata

Landform, land cover and wetland distributions of the Kiya River, Russia

143 Industrial Geography

01169 Hana Svatonova (Masaryk University)
Vladimir Plsek

Functional mining region - from industrial to post-industrial landscape

145 Regional Planning and Regional Development00805 Pawel Churski (Adam Mickiewicz University)
Barbara Konecka-Szydlowska, Anna Borowczak, Jan Hauke, Joanna Dominiak, Michal Dolata, Robert
PerdalSpatial and Temporal Volatility of Growth and Stagnation Areas in Poland- Populationand Settlement378

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Poster_B
145 Regional Planning and Regional Development

00852 Joanna Dominiak (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan)
Pawel Churski, Barbara Konecka, Michal Dolata, Jan Hauke, Anna Borowczak, Robert Perdal

Spatial and Temporal Volatility of Growth and Stagnation Areas in Poland- Innovative
Economy and Business Environment

145 Regional Planning and Regional Development00908 Michal Dolata (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan)
Unemployment in Polish and German peripheral regions: a study ofzachodniopomorskie voivodship and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern federated state.

145 Regional Planning and Regional Development

00935 Michal Dolata (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan)
Pawel Churski, Barbara Konecka-Szydlowska, Jan Hauke, Joanna Dominiak, Robert Perdal, Anna
Borowczak

Spatial and Temporal Volatility of Growth and Stagnation Areas in Poland- LabourMarket and Economy Structure

149 Tourism Geography

00266 Satoshi Fukami (Nagasaki University)
Environmental Preservation and Ecotourism in Yakushima Island,Japan

149 Tourism Geography

01300 Takayuki Arima (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Yohei Kurata, Taketo Naoi

Who are the potential customers on Nijima Island?: Comparing consumer behavior of
tourists and locals

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Poster_B
152 Population Geography

00862 Masatoshi Morita (Aichi Institute of Technology)
Narushige Shiode, Shino Shiode, Kei-Ichi Okunuki

Local Spatial Correlation Analysis of the Ageing Population in Japan

154 Urban Geography

01424 Anna Maria Pioletti (Universita' della Valle d'Aosta)
Daniele Ietri

Urban amenities ad paths of development in an Alpine region: the demographic
challenge.

154 Urban Geography

01426 Keigo Matsuoka (Ritsumeikan University)
Recent Location of Condominiums and Demographic Changes in the City of Fukuoka,Japan

155 Urban Planning00255 Sawan Kumar Jangid (Deptt. of Geography, M. L. V. Govt. College Bhilwara)
Urbanization in Rajasthan (India): A Demographic Transition

155 Urban Planning01285 Serena Marras (University of Sassari; CMCC)
Matthias Falk, Rex Pyles, Donatella Spano, Richard Snyder, Kyaw Tha Paw U

Regional simulations of urban metabolism and climate with WRF-ACASA

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155 Urban Planning

01076 Pariente Sarah (Bar Ilan University)
Helena M Zhevelev, Atar Oz

Soil - visitors dialog in parks of Tel Aviv-Jaffa

157 Political Geography

00311 Akihiro Iwashita (Hokkaido Univ.)
Border Studies in Transition

158 Applied Geography00879 Akio Muranaka (Hokkai-Gakuen University, Faculty of Humanities)
Go Tanibata, Mayuko Yonejima, Hiroki Yuasa, Toshikazu Seto, Tomoki Nakaya

Effects of the safety and security map making workshop on the environmental
interventions

161 Geographic Information Systems

00078 Frederic Rousseaux (CNRS / University of La Rochelle)
Erwan Bocher, Gwendall Petit

Toward a urban simulation model in a GIS Platform

161 Geographic Information Systems

01397 Hiroshi Masaharu (Geospatial Information Authority of Japan)
Shoichi Matsumura, Akira Kinoshita, Yoshikazu Fukushima

Development of new style map products by the Geospatial Information Authority of
Japan

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162 Geographic Information Science

00106 Junji Yamakawa (Faculty of Science, Okayama University)
Estimation and representation of the spatial distribution of the structural shift ofquartz sampled from a granite body by GIS applications

162 Geographic Information Science

00521 Daichi Nakayama (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Yusuke Hiramatsu, Hiroshi Matsuyama

The evaluation of the steep slope collapse hazard area considering the distribution of
the population and buildings - A case study in Kamakura city, Kanagawa Prefecture -163 Social Geography00373 Takaharu Miyoshi (Hiroshima Institute of Technology)
The Economic Block of Hatsukaichi Post Town in the Edo Period Deduced from Shop
Names

163 Social Geography

00485 Tatiana Trifonova (Lomonosov State University)
Alexei Krasnoshchekov, Natalia Mishchenko

Population life quality and residential comfort in a certain area

163 Social Geography

01317 Kohei Okamoto (Nagoya University)
Kumi Sato

The Great East Japan Earthquake and Non-Japanese Residents

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164 Cultural Geography00386 Shinsuke Nakai (Otani University)
Intra-regional variety of subsistence activities: A case study of Hmong hillside
villages in northern Thailand

164 Cultural Geography

01124 Liping Wu (Beijing Unistrong Navigation Technology Co., Ltd.)
Shangyi Zhou

The reproduction process and mechanisms of cultural space of the old commercial
district

169 Medical Geography

00473 Naoko Nihei (National Institute of Infectious Diseases)
Osamu Komagata, Kan-Ichiro Mochizuki, Mutsuo Kobayashi

Geospatial analysis of invasion of Asian tiger mosquito, Aedes albopictus (Diptera:
Culicidae) in the northern limit area in Japan

170 Historical Geography

00944 Hana Svatonova (Masaryk University)
Uranium minig by forced labor in post war Czechoslovakia - Jachymov study area

170 Historical Geography

01253 Naomi Kawasumi (Ritsumeikan University)
Toshikazu Seto, Keiji Yano, Yukihiro Fukushima

Landscape Reconstruction of Modern Kyoto using “Large-scale Maps of Kyoto City”

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170 Historical Geography

01628 Tatsunori Kawasumi (Ritsumeikan University)
GIS Based Landscape Visualization and Landscape Analysis in Heian-Kyo, theCapital City of Ancient Japan

171 Geoarchaeology/ Prehistoric Geography

00621 Tomokatsu Uozu (Otemae University)
Yoichi Seino, Wataru Fukui

Goshikizuka, the Typical “Tumulus by the Sea” in the Japanese Ancient Period:
Geographical Background

171 Geoarchaeology/ Prehistoric Geography

01388 Tsukuru Ichikawa (Osaka city cultural properties association)
Junnichirou Matsuda, Tetsuya Ogura, Chul-Jae Cho, Yuuya Tsujimoto, Youji Hirata

For the correlation grasp of the palaeoenviroment and human activities

172 Methodology of Geography

01242 Kenichi Nonaka (Rikkyo University)
Nozomi Yanahara

Representing emotion by manga and the cultural difference of its recognition

175 Geography Education

00694 Michael Solem (Association of American Geographers)
Developing Workforce Competencies for Careers in Geography: The Role ofGraduate Education

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175 Geography Education

01188 Yuzuru Umetsu (Miyagi Prefecture Mitazono High School)
Kotarou Yamagata, Takashi Shimura

Schools devastated by the Great East Japan Earthquake: Their geography and theneed for geography teaching resources support

01101 Bozena Degorska (Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization, Polish Academyof Sxiences)
Spatial growth of urbanized land of Warsaw Metropolitan Area during the EU
pre-accession period of Poland and the first years of membership

105 General Geomorphology

01094 Takako Utsugawa (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Masaaki Shirai

Influence of sedimentary supply on formation process and shape of the Noshiro
coastal dune, northeastern Japan

109 Landform Development

00045 Mayumi Matsumoto (Mie university graduate school of Bioresources)
Shigeko Haruyama, Kay Thwe Hlaing

Holocene Sedimentation of the Ayeyerwady Delta in Lower Myanmar

109 Landform Development

00788 Yunus Ali Pulpadan (The University of Tokyo)
Takashi Oguchi

Scale influences on the relationship between the hypsometric integral and geology
using a spatial autocorrelation technique

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Poster_B(student)
111 Quaternary Research00861 Takashi Tashiro (Graduate school of Nihon University)
Mario B Collado, Makiko Watanabe, Wataru Morishima

Reconstruction of paleoenvironment during last 4,000 years in central plain of Luzon ,the Philippines

114 Meteorology

00356 Shohei Konno (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Wintertime measurements of meteorological elements atop Mt. Dodaira in thewestern Kanto mountain range, Japan.

116 Water Resources

00712 Hiromichi Makita (Japan Meteorological Agency)
Jun Matsumoto

Caspian Sea Level Changes in Recent Years

116 Water Resources

01508 Kyoko Matsumoto (Kyoto University)
Satoshi Hoshino, Shizuka Hashimoto

Factors Sustaining Small-scale Water Supply Cooperatives in Communities in Japan

122 Geology

00086 Lawal H. Salisu (Federal College of Education Kano)
Rock Art as a source of Reconstruction of the past Lost History, Public Education andLocal Economic Development: A case study of Birnin Kudu Rock Paintings

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Poster_B(student)
126 Environmental Geography00885 Xiaokaiti Aji (Graduate school of science chiba University)
Akihiko Kondoh

Study on the Secular Changes of Agricultural Structure in Xinjiang Using Satellite
Remote Sensing

127 Nature Conservation

00629 Hsiao-Hua Mao (National Kaohsiung Normal University)
Fu-Feng Hung

Conservation is a protective umbrella or a signboard： The study of night-market
grow up in Kenting National Park, Taiwan.

129 Remote Sensing

00713 Hiromichi Makita (Japan Meteorological Agency)
Jun Matsumoto

Cloud System in East Asia including Yellow Sand on March 21,2010 Observed by theJapanese Geostationary Satellite(MTSAT)

130 Disaster Research01298 Chia-Chun Lin (National Kaohsiung Normal University)
Yung-Sen Chen

Hazards, relocation and justice：a case of the relocation policy of Haocha Village

130 Disaster Research00049 Marju Ben Sayed (Mie University)
Flood risk in Bangladesh: causes and mitigation techniques

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130 Disaster Research00696 Mary Frances Rodriguez Vangort (UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTONOMA DE
MEXICO)David A. Novelo-Casanova, Carol Hernandez-Rodriguez

The impact of migration on the increase of the vulnerability to flood disasters in
Motozintla de Mendoza, Chiapas, Mexico

130 Disaster Research01248 Yasutaka Iijima (Tohoku University)
Daisuke Sugawara, Kazuhisa Goto, Catherine Chague-Goff, Ryosuke Hayase, Kohei Hashimoto, Shusaku
Kon, Norihiro Nakamura, James Goff

Possible paleo-tsunami deposits at Rikuzentakata City, Japan

130 Disaster Research01345 Go Tanibata (Ritsumeikan University)
Regional characteristics of floods in the early Showa period in Japan: Analysis offlood statistics by prefecture

133 Area Studies

01386 Chan Nyein (Kyoto University)
Shinya Takeda, Reiji Suzuki, Sota Yamamoto

Long-term monitoring of swidden cultivation in the mountains of Myanmar and Laos
(III): Biomass recovery of swidden cultivation fallows in a teak-bearing forest,
Myanmar134 Landscape/Cultural Climate

01161 Cinrong Yang (National Kaohsiung Normal University)
Yung-Sen Chen

Initially Research of Space Vision in Historic District - Shop Sign of Old House in
Tainan & Kyoto City

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145 Regional Planning and Regional Development

00916 Anna Maria Borowczak (Adam Mickiewicz University)
Pawel Churski, Michal Dolata, Joanna Dominiak, Jan Hauke, Barbara Konecka-Szydlowska, Robert Perdal

Spatial and Temporal Volatility of Growth and Stagnation Areas in Poland- Financial
Situation and the Level of Affluence

145 Regional Planning and Regional Development

00928 Robert Perdal (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan)
Barbara Konecka-Szydlowska, Michal Dolata, Joanna Dominiak, Anna Borowczak, Jan Hauke, Pawel
ChurskiSpatial and Temporal Volatility of Growth and Stagnation Areas in Poland- Technical
Infrastructure and Spatial Accessibility

149 Tourism Geography

00863 Huey-Hong Hsieh (Taiwan Shoufu University)
Chia-Ming Chang

Development of Internet Services for Rural Community Tourism- A Case Study for Six
Rural

149 Tourism Geography

01183 Erika Yoshida (University of Florida)
The Gap in Definitions: Heritage Tourism in Japan and Overseas

154 Urban Geography

00486 Zheng Tan (The Chinese University of Hong kong)
Review Study on Urban Surface Characteristic and Energy Balance Investigations

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158 Applied Geography

00999 Hiroyuki Kajihara (Kyushu University)
Japanese Geoparks as a Movement of Field Museum and the Role of Public
Geopgraphy

162 Geographic Information Science

01125 Yuki Hanashima (University of Tsukuba)
Empirical investigation of common sense of "public facilities" in Japan

163 Social Geography

01261 Haruna Yamamoto (Nagoya University)
Outdoor pot-plants in inner Nagoya: the greenscape and social relations in the urbanneighborhood

163 Social Geography

01358 Yukimasa Kato (Nihon University)
Distinguishing Features of Japan’s National Parks in Terms of Land Ownership

163 Social Geography

01363 Yukimasa Kato (Nihon University)
Mitsuru Sano

Current State of Japan’ National Parks and World Heritage Sites

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167 Ethnic Geography00682 Tu Hkawng Hkalen (Khon Kaen University)
Buapun Promphakping

Myanmar Democratization and the Prospect of the Ethnic States

170 Historical Geography

01648 Tomohiro Komagino (Graduate School of Science,Tohoku University)
Reconstruction of the Positions of Latter Middle Jomon-Period Pit Dwelling
Entrances and Exits in the Iwate Prefecture Area

175 Geography Education

01550 Ryuta Yamamoto (Waseda University)
Geography Education in Geopark