THE 5th JASTIP SYMPOSIUM- Disaster Risk Reduction & Environmental
Sustainability for Social Resilience 16 - 19 October 2018
Sama-Sama Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

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FOREWORD

The 5th JASTIP Symposium
Disaster Risk Reduction & Environmental Sustainability for Social
Resilience
16 - 19 October 2018, Sama-Sama Hotel, Kuala Lumpur International
Airport, Malaysia
The Japan-ASEAN Science, Technology and Innovation Platform (JASTIP) is a research
project funded by the Strategic International Collaborative Research Program(SICORP) of Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) in order to promoteinternational collaborative research that can contribute to Sustainable Development
Goals (SDG). The JASTIP project consisted of three research areas: Energy andEnvironment, Bioresources and Biodiversity and Disaster Prevention.
As the Symposium rotates through ASEAN cities and countries, Malaysia has thehonour of hosting the 5th JASTIP Joint Symposium with extra emphasis on “DisasterRisk Reduction & Environmental Sustainability for Social Resilience”. The 2018
edition, taking place in Kuala Lumpur will have as key focus the SDG, disaster andsocial resilience and environmental sustainability involving all JASTIP work packages(WP).
The Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology (MJIIT), Universiti
Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) proudly hosts the Symposium under the auspices ofJASTIP generous sponsorship and strong partnerships with JST, Kyoto University andKyoto University - Water, Energy and Disaster Management (WENDI) and the United
Nations - Educational, Scientiﬁc and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The
Symposium serves as a platform for knowledge transfer and promotes interactive
discussions amongst experts in disaster related researches.
The Symposium gathers government ofﬁcials, researchers, practitioners andstudents from ASEAN and other countries to promote understanding andcollaborations through education and research activities for regional sustainable
development.

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General Schedule
TIME

1400

1430
to1645TUESDAY,
16 OCTOBER 2018

Registration

Technical Session I

TIME

WEDNESDAY,
17 OCTOBER 2018

TIME

THURSDAY,
18 OCTOBER 2018

0800

Registration

0900

KEYNOTE 20830

Welcoming Address

0945

Technical Session V

0930

KEYNOTE 11030

Morning coffee

1030Group photo &morning coffee

1100

Technical Session VI1100

Technical Session II

1300

Lunch1230

Lunch

1400

Technical Session III

1400

1545

Refreshment

Special Session on
Public-PrivateAcademia Partnership(PPAP) for DRR /Technical Session VII

1600

Technical Session IV

1630

Message from therepresentatives of thenext Host Country

1930

Dinner with culturalshow

1700

Refreshment &Symposium EndsTIME

FRIDAY,
19 OCTOBER 20180700
to1100Site Visit

Day 1 Schedule (Tuesday, 16 October 2018)
TIME

ACTIVITY

1400 - 1430

Registration (Sama-Sama Hotel)
TECHNICAL SESSION I (Boeing 1 Room)
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Aminaton Marto
Norio Maki

1430 - 1445

How Can We Manage "Build Back Better"; Trials forPre-disaster Recovery Planning in JapanTS101

1445 - 1500

Impacts of Landuse and Climate Changes on Hydrology
in a Tropical River Basin, Sumatra, Indonesia

TS102

Takahiro Sayama

Nor Eliza Alias
1500 - 1515 Trans-boundary Extreme Rainfall Homogenous Region ofMalaysia-Indonesia

1430 - 1645

ApipTS103

1515 - 1530

Assessment of Economic Flood Damage Under
Environmental Changes Scenario in a Tropical Large
River Basin, Sumatra, Indonesia

TS1041530 - 1545

Runoff Prediction in Ungauged Basins: A Case Study inTonle Sap Lake Basins in Cambodia

TS1051545 - 1600

An Investigation on the Arsenic Contamination ofGroundwater in Kyonpyaw Township, Ayeyarwaddy
RegionTS106

1600 - 1615

The Geographical Study of Flood Disaster Risk inAyeyarwaddy Delta Region, Myanmar: A Preliminary
Investigation

TS107

Steven Ly

Khin Mar Yee
Mu Mu Than*Continue to the next page-2-

1615 - 1630

Shintaro Miyake

Data Assimilation of the Rainfall-Runoff-Inundation
Model for Realtime Flood Predictions

Dede Heri Yuli Yanto
Development of Laccase Immobilization for1630 - 1645 Decolorizationof Synthetic Dyes and Future Applicationin Textile Wastewater Treatment Plant

TS108
TS109

Day 2 Schedule (Wednesday, 17 October 2018)
TIME

ACTIVITY

0800 - 0830

Registration (Sama-Sama Hotel)

0830 - 0930

WELCOMING ADDRESS
Assoc. Professor Dr. Shahrum Shah Abdullah
Chair of Conference, Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology
Professor Dr. Ali Selamat
Dean, Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology
Professor Dr. Yasuyuki Kono
Vice-President, Kyoto University
Leader of JASTIP Project
Former Director, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University
Gateway Ballroom A

0930 - 1030

KEYNOTE 1:
SDGs and Roles of JASTIP
Professor Dr. Yasuyuki Kono
Vice-President, Kyoto University
Leader of JASTIP Project
Former Director, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University
Gateway Ballroom A

1030 - 1100

GROUP PHOTO & MORNING COFFEETECHNICAL SESSION II (Gateway Ballroom A)
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Takahiro Sayama
1100 - 1115

1100 - 1230

Wahyu Dwianto

Development of Eco-friendly End-products

Aye Nandar Hlaing, Ingyin Khine

TS201

1115 - 1130

Uncertain Reasoning and Prediction Over Time for River
Flooding with Dynamic Bayesian Networks Probabilistic
Model

TS202

1130 - 1145

Evaluation on the Impacts of Upstream Dam
Development on Flow, Sediment and Salinity Intrusion
into Vietnamese Mekong DeltaTS203

Tetsuya Sumi

Shieh Chjeng-Lun
1145 - 1200 Sediment Management
at the River-basin Scale in Taiwan
Nguyen Canh Thai

1200 - 1215

Flood and Drought Management and Dam Safety Risk
Assessment in Vietnam.

1215 - 1230

Seismic Response Analysis in Nothern Thailand During
the 6.8 Mw Tarlay Earthquake

Lindung Zalbuin Mase/Suched Likiltersuang

TS204
TS205
TS206

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LUNCH

1230 - 1400

TECHNICAL SESSION III (Gateway Ballroom A)
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Takashi Watanabe

1400 - 1545

Takashi Watanabe, Sulaeman Yusuf,
Witjaksono, Mamoru Kanzaki

1400 - 1430

JASTIP WP3 Biodiversity and Bioresouces Study
Toward Synergy of ASEAN Countries and Japan for
Sustainable Development

TS301

1430 - 1445

Geohazard Assessment and Disaster Risk Reduction ina Tectonically Active Region in Malaysia: A
Transdisciplinary Approach

TS302

1445 - 1500

Modiﬁcation of Natural Polymers for the Enhanced
Removal of Multiple Organic Contaminants

TS303

1500 - 1515

Transboundary Atmospheric Pollution from Peatland
Fire in Southeast Asia

1515 - 1530

Networked ASEAN Peat Swamp Forest Communities:
The Overall View and Malaysian Case

1530 - 1545

Networked ASEAN Peat Swamp Forest Communities(Brunei Perspective)

1545-1600

Khamarrul Azahari Razak

Noor Hana Hanif Abu Bakar
Osamu Kozan

Mohd. Fadlee A. Rasid

Wida Susanty Haji Suhaili

TS304
TS305
TS306

REFRESHMENTTECHNICAL SESSION IV (Gateway Ballroom A)
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Ismail Abustan

1600 - 1700

1930

Muhayatun Santoso

1600 - 1615

Assessing Chemical Composition of PM2.5 andTrans-boundary Haze from Peat Forest Fires at
Palangka Raya in Indonesia

1615 - 1630

Development of Residential Flood Information Map
Using Geographical Information System (GIS)

1630 - 1645

Strengthening the Disaster Risk Reduction Capacity toImprove the Safety and Security of Communities byUnderstanding Disaster Risks

1645 - 1700

Positioning an Outbreak of Infectious Disease as a
National Disaster in Singapore

Siti Hafsah Zulkarnain

Ahmad Fairuz Mohd. Yusuf

Minako Jen Yoshikawa

DINNER & CULTURAL SHOW

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TS402
TS403
TS404

Day 3 Schedule (Thursday, 18 October 2018)
TIME

ACTIVITYKEYNOTE 2:
Extreme Events Affecting ASEAN Countries and How to Cope with Them

0900 - 0945

Professor Dr. Kaoru Takara
Research Leader for WP4 Disaster Prevention, JASTIP
Dean of Graduate School of Advanced Integrated Studies in HumanSurvivability
Gateway Ballroom A
TECHNICAL SESSION V (Gateway Ballroom A)
Chairperson: Mr. Apip

0945 - 1045

Chong Kai Lin

0945 - 1000

Catchment Scale Frequency Analysis for Kelantan 2014
Flood1000 - 1015

Experimental Study on Wind Velocity Estimation withMotion-sensor-equipped Moving Anemometer

Hirotaka Iwasaki

Kazuyoshi Nishijima
1015 - 1030 Preliminary Study for Modelling of Wind-breaking Effectof Trees Considering Ther Dynamic Motion

1030 - 1100

TS501
TS502
TS503

REFRESHMENTTECHNICAL SESSION VI (Gateway Ballroom A)
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Hideaki Ohgaki
1100 - 1115
1115 - 1130
1130 - 1145
1100 - 1300

1145 - 1200
1200 - 1215
1215 - 1230

Kyi Lint

Morphological Analysis on Urban Streams in Mandalay
City, Myanmar

TS601

Ismail Abustan

TS602

Sustainable River Sand Removal in Rivers in Perak

Tetsuo Tobita

Experimental Study on Liquefaction-induced
Settlements with Sand Boiling

TS603

The BBB Resilence House Update: Preparing toConstruct a Prototype

TS604

Mary Ann A Espina, Dolores Cecilia T Madrid
Joy T. Santiago

Fostering Resilience Community in the Philippines
Through Multi-hazard, Multi-disciplinary, andMulti-sectoral Disaster Risk Reduction and Management

TS605

Mikio Ishiwatari

TS606

Investing in Flood Protection in Asia: Scale and EffectKeiichi Ishihara

1230 - 1245

Socio-Economic Analysis of Community Renewable
EnergyTS607

1245 - 1300

Before and After Study on Renewable Energy
Installation in Rural Community in Sarawak

TS608

Hideaki Ohgaki

1300 - 1400

LUNCH
*Continue to the next page

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TECHNICAL SESSION VII (Gateway Ballroom A)
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Masafumi Goto
1400 - 1415

Zul Ilham Zulkiﬂi Lubes

Integration of Environmental
Sustainability Approaches inDisaster Risk Reduction

Sohaib Baig1415 - 1430 Flood Inundation Modeling in Astore
River Basin, Pakistan

TS701TS702Mohd. Remy Rozainy

1400 - 1530

1430 - 1445

Development of Flood Vulnerability
Assessment (Va) and Risk Index (Ri)for Critical Infrastructure (Ci) in
Penang Island, Malaysia

TS703

Duc Ha Nguyen

A Coupled Hydrological-geotechnical1445 - 1500 Framework for Simulating Shallow
Landslide Hazard - A Case Study inHalong City, Vietnam

TS704

Jessada Karnjana

1500 - 1515

1515 - 1530

Landslide Preparedness in the
ASEAN Member States: A Data
Fusion Approach to Real-Time
Monitoring System and Information
ManagementMohd. Khairi Abu Husain

Ocean Thermal Energy-driven
Development for SustainabilitySPECIALSESSION ON
1ST PUBLIC PRIVATE ACADEMIAPARTNERSHIP(PPAP) FOR
DISASTER RISKREDUCTION(DRR)(*Tentative canbe found in Page7)(Boeing 3 Room)

TS705

TS706

1545 - 1630

CLOSING CEREMONY
Remarks from the Host Country of Future JASTIP Joint Symposium

1630 - 1700

REFRESHMENT & SYMPOSIUM ENDS

Day 4 Schedule (Friday, 19 October 2018)
TIME

ACTIVITY

0715

Depart from Sama-Sama Hotel

0830 - 1100

Visit to Selangor Disaster Management Unit (SDMU), Shah Alam, Selangor

1100

Depart to Sama-Sama Hotel-6-SPECIAL SESSION ON 1ST PUBLIC - PRIVATE - ACADEMIA PARTNERSHIP(PPAP) FOR DISASTER RISK REDUCTION (DRR)
TIME

ACTIVITY

1400 - 1405

Welcome and opening remarks by Prof. Dr. Masafumi Goto, Director ofDisaster Preparedness and Prevention Centre (DPPC), MJIIT

1405 - 1415

Concept and objectives for Public-Private-Academia Partnership (PPAP) forbuilding disaster resilient societies
Dr. Shohei Matsuura, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)

1415 - 1430

Expectations for PPAP in Malaysia: Government’s perspectives onopportunities and challenges
YBhg. Dato’ Mohtar Mohd. Abd. Rahman, Director General of National
Disaster Management Agency (NADMA)

1430 - 1445

Facilitating risk-informed investment for strengthening disaster
preparedness and resilience in Malaysia
Malaysian Development Bank (BPMB)

1445 - 1455

Q&A followed by group photoPART 1: SHARING SESSIONPART 2: PPAP FORUM
Theme 1 – Investing in DRRM
“Challenges & opportunities to facilitate DRRM investment in Malaysia”
Panelists:
1. YBhg. Dato’ Mohtar Mohd. Abd. Rahman,
Director General of National Disaster Management Agency (NADMA)
2. YBhg. Ir. Dr. Zuhairi Abd. Hamid,
Chief Executive Ofﬁcer, Construction Research Institute of Malaysia (CREAM)
Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB)
1500 - 1540
3. YBhg. Mr. Ahmad Nadjme Yusuf,
Chief’s Risk Ofﬁcer’s Ofﬁce, Malaysia Development Bank
4. YBhg. Mr. Uchida Ryo,
Fujitsu Japan Limited, Japan
Moderator:
Prof. Dr. Zulkiﬂi Yusop,
Chair of Resource Sustainability Research Alliance, UTM Johor

1545 - 1615

1615 - 1630

Theme 2 – Establishing PPAP platform for DRR“Finding common beneﬁts for DRR partnership in Malaysia”
Panelists:
1. YBhg. Dato’ Zakaria Mohamad,
Science, Technology and Engineering (STEP) Panel to NADMA Malaysia
2. YBhg. Dato’ Dr. Ahmad Faisal Mohd. Perdaus,
President of MERCY Malaysia
3. YBhg. Deputy Commissioner (CD) Hj. Norhaﬁﬁ Hj. Ismail,
Director of Policy Planning and Coordination Division, Malaysia Civil
Defence Force
4. YBhg. Mr. Michael Klaus Heil,
CEO of See Now Consulting
Moderator:
Dr. Khamarrul Azahari Razak,
Co-Chair, WG Climate Change Adaptation & Disaster Risk Reduction, Global
Young Academy, UTM Kuala Lumpur
Overview and closing-7-

LOGISTICS INFORMATIONGETTING TO SAMA-SAMA HOTEL, KUALA LUMPUR

1. From Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA)The Hotel is connected by a covered sky bridge to the Main Terminal Building whichhouses the Arrival & Departure Halls, and it is just a 5-minute walk away. For ourguests' convenience, we operate a complimentary buggy shuttle service that runs
between the Airport and the Hotel.
Directions to Complimentary Buggy Pick-Up Location at Main Terminal Building
Only: As you exit the main door of the Arrival Hall at Level 3 of the Main Terminal
Building, immediately keep to your right. Look out for "Sama-Sama Hotel" overhead
directional signage's on the pillars and follow them for about 60 metres. Take a left
turn (at 60 metre point) and look out for "Exit Gate No: 3". Just before "Exit Gate No:3" look for an escalator on your right which goes down to Level 2. Take the escalator
down and immediately ahead of you as you reach Level 2 is our buggy station. Thisis the pick-up location for the complimentary buggy shuttle to the Hotel. Look for
instruction on the advertising board if buggy is not available more than 3 minutes.

-8-2. ERL (Express Rail Link) from KL Sentral Station
Proceed to KLIA Express counter in KL Sentral and take a direct train towards KLIAMain Terminal (KLIA Express). Take the escalator or elevator and proceed to Level 2.
Immediately as your arrive Level 2, you will see the buggy station. Or you canproceed with walking directly to the hotel via SkyBridge through Carpark C. For moredetails, please visit this website: https://www.kliaekspres.com

3. From KLIA2By KLIA Transit: Proceed to KLIA Transit counter at Level 2 of gateway@klia2 Malland take a one stop direct train towards KLIA Main Terminal (KLIA Transit). Take theescalator and proceed to Level 2. Immediately as your arrive Level 2, you will see thebuggy station in front of you. Or you can proceed with walking directly to the hotel
via SkyBridge through Carpark C. For more details, please visit this website:
https://www.kliaekspres.com

By Bus: Proceed to the free shuttle bus waiting area at Bay A10, Level 1,Transportation Hub, gateway@KLIA2 mall to get to KLIA Main Terminal and proceed
to the buggy shuttle station at Level 2 or walk to the hotel via Skybridge throughCarpark C.

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SYMPOSIUM VENUE LAYOUT- 10 -ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Program Chair
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR. MUHAMAD ALI MUHAMMAD YUZIRProgram Co-Chair
DR. AZURA HAMZAHSteering Committee
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR. NORHAYATI ABDULLAH
DR. AZNAH NOR ANUAR
DR. FAIZAH CHE ROS
DR. NOR ELIZA ALIASNUR ALYAA ZAHIDA AZIZANMEGAT FARIZUL AUZAN ZUHAIRI- 11 -THE 5th JASTIP SYMPOSIUM