ARTICLESPageEarthquake Damage to Sake Breweries in the Tohoku Region- Summary of Damage Reports From the Journal of the Society of Brewing, Japan.
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A Study of Earthquake Damage in Yuri District Caused by the 1914 Akita Semboku Earthquake-Earthquake Records Found in Local MagazineȨOuchiȩ- ………… Toshihiko MIZUTA and Hiroshi KAGAMI
7Ground Motion Response Characteristics During Earthquakes at Dobutsu Station in Hashikami-cho Town,
Aomori Prefecture ……………………………………………………………………………………… Shunichi KATAOKA 13
Characterization of Earthquakes on the Eastern Margin of the Sea of Japan Based on Spectral Shapes of Seismic Waveswith Correction for Earthquake Magnitude …………………………………………………………… Aiki KATAYAMA 19
Vibration Distribution of Long-Period Seismic Motions in the Tsugaru Plain During the 2011 off the PaciÀc Coast ofTohoku Earthquake …………………………………………………………………………………… Tomohiro ODAJIMA 25
An Attempt to Predict Seismic intensity by the Blind Active Fault Beneath the Southern Sendai Plain……………………………………………………………………………………… Tomomi OKADA and Shinsuke OKADA 31
Tsunami Evacuation Analysis in Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture Assuming a Japan Trench Earthquake………………… Shin-Ya HORIAI, Soichi OZAKI, Shinsuke TAKASE, Kazuya NOJIMA and Yasushi TAKEYAMA 37
Tsunami Run-up Simulation in Hachinohe City Assuming a Japan Trench Earthquake………………………………………………… SoichiOZAKI, Kazuya NOJIMA, Shinya HORIAI, Shinsuke TAKASE 43
Experimental Study on Tsunami Loads on Structures in Case of Multiple Surrounding Objects
Ȥ Shiori TANEKURA, Haruya UEDA, Hayato SHINDO, Naofumi TERAMOTO, Wei DING and Akihiko OBATA 47
Free Surface Flow Analysis Considering Wave-Dissipating Blocks…………………………………………… Haruka FURUSATO, Kazuya NOJIMA, Soichi OZAKI, Shinsuke TAKASE 53
Hydraulic Model Tests on Run-Up Waves Acting on Sea Cliff …………………………………………… Kanta ENDO 57
Assessing Da Nang Coastline Dynamics Using the UAV Data………………………………… Nguyen Van LUC, Hitoshi TANAKA, Nguyen Trung VIET and Nguyen Danh THAO 61
On inundationin the Central District of Akita City Caused by the Akita Torrential Rainfall in July, 2023……………………………………………………… Hideo MATSUTOMI, Takanobu KAMATAKI and Fumiko KONNO 67
Damage Caused by the Flood Generated to Heavy Rain at Akita Region in 2023 ȤȤȤȤ Kazuya WATANABE 71
Damage Caused by the Flood Generated to Heavy Rain at Akita in July 2023ȤȤȤȤȤȤȤȤȤȤȤȤȤȤȤȤ Kaishi AKIBA, Yoshitaka JIKEN, Noritoshi SAITO and Kazuya WATANABE 77
Characteristics of the Riverbed Fluctuation of the Babamegawa River During the 2023 Heavy Rainsin Akita Prefecture ………………………………… Yoshitaka JIKEN, Noritoshi SAITO and Kazuya WATANABE 83Characteristics of the August 2022 Torrential Rain Disaster in Aomori Prefecture………………………………………… Mikio SASAKI, Takahiro TAKEUCHI, Shinsuke TAKASE and Yuta MITOBE 89InÁuence of River Channel Characteristics on River Levee Breaches ……… Toshiya ORIKASA, Makoto UMEDA 95
Distribution of Evacuation-Related Facilities in Expected Flooding Areas … Naoki HASHIMOTO, Makoto UMEDA 101
The Impact of Vegetation and Driftwood With Flexibility on Flood Flows……………………………………… Kaiho SAKAIRI, Yoshitaka JIKEN, Noritoshi SAITO and Kazuya WATANABE 107
An Approximate Method For Easily Estimating the Wind-Induced Responses of a Mechanically-Attached Singleply Membrane RooÀng System ………………………………………………… Yasushi UEMATSU 113
Discussion of Peak Wind Force CoefÀcients For Designing Cladding / Components of a Vaulted Free Roof………………………………………………………………………………………………… Wei DING, Yasushi UEMATSU 119
Damage Assumptions of Public Buildings Used as Evacuation Center For Disaster :Contents of Periodic Reports Based on Building Standards Act …… Junichi WAKASA, Kunihiro FUKUTOME 125
An Analysis of Understanding of Users For Flood Disaster Risk Information……………………………………………………………… Motoyuki USHIYAMA, Fumiya SATO and Yasunori HADA 131
A Survey of the Actual Conditions of the Concrete Block Walls in Iijima Area of Akita City……………………………………………………………………… Naofumi TERAMOTO, Shu YASUI and Minori KATO 137
Trial of Local Disaster Prevention Measures for Foreign Residents Working Towards Multicultural Inclusivity-A Case Study on Flood Risk Perception of the Kitakami River in the Esashi District of Oshu City,Iwate Prefecture, Northeast Japan. ……… Tadaki MIZUMOTO, Yoshiko KENNEDY and Chiharu WATANABE 141