UNESCO-JASTIP Joint Symposium on Intra-Regional Water Security and Disaster
Management
The 3rd Symposium on JASTIP Disaster Prevention International Cooperation Research(JASTIP-WP4 Symposium)
15 & 16 November 2017, SEDA Hotel, Vertis North, Quezon City, Philippines
Draft Programme
Day 1 November 15 2017
Venue: Quezon Hall, SEDA Hotel
8:00 – 8:30 amRegistration

8:30 – 10:20

Opening Ceremony
National Anthem
Welcome Addresses
Dr. Guillermo Tabios III

ANIMA Choir

Prof. Kaoru Takara

Coordinator, JASTIP-WP4 Symposium
Former Chairperson, UNESCO-IHP RSC

Dr. Hans Dencker Thulstrup

Senior Program Specialist
Water and Environmental Sciences
UNESCO Office – Jakarta

Prof Yoshinori Honkura

Professor Emeritus of the Tokyo Institute ofTechnology), representative of Japan Scienceand Technology Agency (JST).

MessageAmbassador of Japan (tbc)

Chairperson, UNESCO-IHP RSC
Chair, Local Organizing Committee, UNESCOJASTIP Joint SymposiumSpecial Commemorative
Addresses on the Occasion ofthe 25th Anniversary of IHPRegional Steering Committee
Meeting for South East Asiaand the PacificProf Kuniyoshi Takeuchi

Professor Emeritus, Yamanashi University

Including message fromProf Yutaka Takahashi
Prof Soontak Lee
Musical Number
Opening of Joint Symposium
Lila Ramos Shahani
10:20 - 10:30
10:30 - 12:30

12:30 - 1:30 pm

Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo
Distinguished Professor, Yeungnam University,Daegu, Republic of Korea
ANIMA Choir
Secretary General, Philippine National
Commission for UNESCO (tbc)

Group Photo & coffee Break
1st Technical Session: Riverbasin management and water
governance

All Participants and Guests
Facilitators:
Prof. Hidayat Pawitan and Dr. Eugene Herrera

Ian White, Jicai Zeng, Jinzhong
Yang, Jian Yu, Xin Ma

Challenges to Water Security: Hetao Irrigation
District, Yellow River Inner Mongolia

Dennis Jamieson

Implementing change: low-cost, high impact
approaches to meet water quality targets
identified through an IWRM process

VIKAS CHANDRA GOYALIWRM at Watershed Scale Helps District
Government for Water Security

Eva Mia Siska, Takahiro Sayama,Kaoru Takara

Understanding potential conflicts among sectors
due spatial and seasonal water use andavailability in Bali, Indonesia

Shahbaz Khan, Ai Sugiura, AsmaYounas, Umair Rabbani, RazaShahMultilevel stakeholders’ engagement for
strategic strengthening of flood warning andmanagement capacity in Pakistan

Karlina, Takahiro Sayama, KaoruTakara

ENSO impact to the hydrological drought inLombok Island, Indonesia

Maria Cristina V. David,Guillermo Q. Tabios III

Optimization of the net revenue of riceproduction in Pampanga

Ulrich Looser

Facilitator Between Data Providers And DataUsers

Masafuni Goto--Lunch Break1:30 - 3:45
Inclusive ofcoffee break

3:45 - 5:30

2nd Technical Session: SD6 andEcohydrology

Facilitators:
Prof. Ian White and Dr. Hans Thulstrup

GREGORIO L. ORTIZ III,JHOANNA RHODETTE I.
PEDRASA

DISTRIBUTED DATA VALIDATION AND
RECONSTRUCTION FOR WATER DISTRIBUTION
MONITORING SYSTEMSAmie Lou G. Cisneros

ENVIRONMENTAL FLOW ASSESSMENT OF
MANOLO FORTICH HYDRO – ELECTRIC POWER
SYSTEM

MA. BRIDA LEA D. DIOLA,BEATRICE M. BUENVENIDA,MARK ANTHONY J. LABID, IMEEBREN O. VILLALBAANALYSIS OF POLLUTANT UPTAKE AND RUNOFF
STORAGE OF BIOSWALE WITH POTENTIAL
VEGETATIONMaria Yustiningsih, Ludgardis
Ledheng, Vinsensia Sila,
Finsensius Oetpah, Ignasius
SutapaECOHYDROLOGY BLENDED CURRICULUM FOR
WATER SECURITY : CASE STUDY OF PERCEPTUALCHANGES IN MIDDLE SCHOOL LEVEL IN NORTHCENTRAL TIMOR DISTRICTIgnasius D.A. Sutapa, Eni
Maftuah, Astried Sunaryani,
Hidayat Pawitan

ECOHYDROLOGY APPROACH AS NEW WAY TO
SUPPORT AGRICULTURE AND WATERRESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN PEATLAND AREA
– CENTRAL KALIMANTAN

Eugene C. Herrera

Hydrodynamic Investigation of Laguna Lake,
Philippines for Water Security and Flood Risk
Management of Metro Manila

Roel Espiritu

Maynilad Resiliency Initiatives

YOLANDA B. GOMEZBUILDING CLIMATE-RESILIENT WATER UTILITIESFOR WATER SECURITY

Muhammad Ashraf

Water Science Activities under Pakistan National
Committee on IHPFacilitators:
Prof Yasuto Tachikawa and Prof.Wang Jun

3rd Technical Session: DisasterPreparedness, Recovery andGovernanceTetsuya IKEDA

Yoshiyuki Imamura, Syota Sasaki

International Flood Initiative ‒ Recent Progress
in Asian countries

Kensuke OTSUYAMA and Norio
MAKI

Marcelino Q. Villafuerte II,
Robert Badrina, and Esperanza
O. Cayanan
HISAYUKI KUBOTA, YUKIHIROTAKAHASHI, MITSUTERU SATO,
KOZO YAMASHITA, JUN-ICHI
HAMADA
EZRA D. OSORIO, FREDERICKJAYSOL M. TANDOC, MARIAANTONIA N. TANCHULING, MA.
BRIDA LEA D. DIOLA

Assessing flood risks globally using an improved
country-based index
Adaptive Strategies for Community Recovery andIdentification of Pre-Disaster Activities: A case
Study of Villages in Hinthada, AyeyarwadyRegion, Myanmar
PREDICTABILITY OF TROPICAL CYCLONE
OCCURRENCE IN THE PHILIPPINES ON LEADTIMES BEYOND ONE WEEKDEVELOPMENT OF EXTREME WEATHERMONITORING AND INFORMATION SHARINGSYSTEM IN METRO MANILAASSESSMENT OF DISASTER WASTE
MANAGEMENT IN NCR

RICHARD MARTIN E. RINEN
Hospitals in Times of Disasters: Setting Up ofSurge Hospitals as a Pot-Catastrophe Response
Siti Hafsah Zulkarnain,
Muhamad Ali Muhammad Yuzir,
Muhammad Najib Razali

6:30pmDinner with cultural show

A conceptual framework of economic valuation
towards floods disasterDay 2 November 16, 2017
9:00 – 9:15

Recap of Day 1 Proceedings andOpening of Day 2Dr. Ai Sugiura
Programme Specialist UNESCO Office – Jakarta

9:15 - 10:15

4th Technical Session: Flood

Facilitators:
Prof. Kaoru Takara and Asst. Prof. Richmark
MacuhaFLOOD CONTROL AND CHANNEL DEVELOPMENT
IN THE MIDDLE AND LOWER YANGTZE RIVER

WANG JUN

10:15 -10:30
10:30 - 11:30Guillermo Q. Tabios III

Alternative Flood Mitigation Plans For Cagayan
De Oro River

KENICHIRO KOBAYASHIMEKONG RIVER INUNDATION SIMULATIONUSING K-SUPER COMPUTER

TAKAHIRO SAYAMA, APIP, LUKI
SUBEHI, KODAI YAMAMOTO,KAORU TAKARA

Rainfall Runoff-Inundation Simulation for Basinwide Flood Hazard Mapping at the BatanghariRiver in Sumatra, Indonesia

Coffee Break
5th Technical Session: Climatechange and resilience
SOHAIB BAIG , TAKAHIROSAYAMA , KAORU TAKARA

Facilitators:
Dr. Roberto Soriano and Dr. Natt Leelawat
IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON STREAMFLOWS IN HUNZA RIVER BASIN

YASUTO TACHIKAWA, PATINYAHANITTINAN, KAZUAKI YOROZU,YUTAKA ICHIKAWA

FUTURE CHANGE ANALYSIS OF EXTREME
FLOODS AT THE INDOCHINESE PENINSULAUSING LARGE ENSEMBLE CLIMATE SIMULATIONDATA

Teuku Faisal Fathani

Strengthening the resilience by reducing risk
from sediment-related disasters

TRUNG LA, MAI NGUYEN,SAMEH KANTOUSH, TETSUYASUMI, BINH DOANEVALUATION ON THE IMPACTS OF
HYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT ON SALINITY
INTRUSION INTO VIETNAMESE MEKONG DELTA

11:30 - 1:00 pm

6th Technical Session:
Earthquakes, geologic andcoastal hazards
SAIMA RIAZ, KAORU TAKARA,KYOJI SASSAFacilitators:
Prof. Tabios and Dr. Kenichiro Kobayashi

LINDUNG ZALBUIN MASE,SUCHED LIKITLERSUANG,TETSUO TOBITAA STUDY OF LIQUEFACTION POTENTIAL IN
CHIANG RAI PROVINCE, NORTHERN THAILAND

Khamarrul Azahari Razak

Geohazard Risk Assessment in a Tectonically
Active Region in Malaysia

NATT LEELAWAT, ANAWAT
SUPPASRI, MONGKONKORNSRIVICHAI, TITAYA SARARIT,JING TANG, PANONLATCHAROTE, WISARUTAVEERASAI, THAWORNCHAROENDEE, FUMIHIKOIMAMURALOOKING THROUGH DISASTER MANAGEMENTOF THAILAND: A FOCUS ON EARTHQUAKE ANDTSUNAMIRONALDYN E. DABUINVESTIGATION OF TIDE DATA PROCESSING ANDUTILIZATION BY NAMRIA – APPLICATION TO
ASTRONOMIC TIDE SYNTHESIS OF SOUTH
HARBOR PORT MANILAEric C. CRUZ , Jeane B. CAMELO ,Laurenz Luigi B. CRUZDISASTER MITIGATION IMPLICATIONS OF STUDY
OF MANILA COASTAL FLOODING DUE TORECENT TYPHOONSAN INTEGRATED MODEL SIMULATING THEINITIATION AND MOTION OF EARTHQUAKE AND
RAIN INDUCED LANDSLIDE IN PAKISTAN

1:00 - 2:00 pmLunch Break2:00 – 3:30

6th Technical Session:Earthquakes, geologic andcoastal hazards (continued)

Facilitators:
Prof. Tabios and Dr. Kenichiro Kobayashi

IMEE BREN O. VILLALBA, ERIC C.
CRUZSTORM SURGE SIMULATION OF TYPHOONHAIYAN (2013) AND TYPHOON AGNES (1984) IN
SAN PEDRO BAY USING THE ADVANCEDCIRCULATION (ADCIRC) MODEL3:30 – 4:30
Inclusive ofcoffee break

4:30 – 4:45

MARJORIE TURIANO, ERIC CRUZCOMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PARAMETRICCYCLONE MODELS FOR SURFACE WIND AND SEALEVEL PRESSURE MODELING FOR STORMSURGE SIMULATIONSRONALDYN E. DABUINVESTIGATION OF TIDE DATA PROCESSING ANDUTILIZATION BY NAMRIA – APPLICATION TO
ASTRONOMIC TIDE SYNTHESIS OF SOUTHHARBOR PORT MANILAEric C. CRUZ , Jeane B. CAMELO ,Laurenz Luigi B. CRUZDISASTER MITIGATION IMPLICATIONS OF STUDY
OF MANILA COASTAL FLOODING DUE TO
RECENT TYPHOONSIMEE BREN O. VILLALBA, ERIC C.
CRUZSTORM SURGE SIMULATION OF TYPHOONHAIYAN (2013) AND TYPHOON AGNES (1984) IN
SAN PEDRO BAY USING THE ADVANCEDCIRCULATION (ADCIRC) MODELMARJORIE TURIANO, ERIC CRUZCOMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PARAMETRICCYCLONE MODELS FOR SURFACE WIND AND SEALEVEL PRESSURE MODELING FOR STORMSURGE SIMULATIONS
Facilitators:
Dr.Eric Cruz and Asst. Prof. Imee Villalba
Modeling of wind flow around tree for CFD
simulation: Preliminary investigation by windtunnel experiment with tree model

7th Technical Session: Winds
and Building Structures
Ryuichi Inoue , Kazuyoshi
Nishijima

Richmark N. Macuha

FLOOD VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF PUBLICSCHOOL BUILDINGS IN METRO MANILA,PHILIPPINESJERILEE GONEO TADOY, ERIC
AUGUSTUS J. TINGATINGACOMPARATIVE STUDY ON BEAM-COLUMN JOINTMODELS OF RC FRAMES: APPLICATION TO OLD
BUILDINGS FOR SEISMIC ASSESSMENTNORIO MAKI

TOOLS FOR EFFECTIVE RESPONSE: SPACEDESIGN FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONChinaMessage from representative ofthe next host country
Closing Remarks
Dr. Sevillo David

Executive Director
National Water Resources Board (NWRB)
Philippines