AIWEST@SENDAI 201912th ACEH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOPON SUSTAINABLE TSUNAMI DISASTER RECOVERYSHARING TOHOKU-ACEH EXPERIENCE, KNOWLEDGE AND CULTURETOHOKU UNIVERSITY, SENDAI, JAPANConference Agenda
November 7 – Multipurpose Hall – 1F
08:30 am to 09:00 am Registration
Welcome Address to AIWEST:
Prof. Fumihiko Imamura, Director, International Research Institute ofDisaster Science (IRIDeS), Tohoku University, Japan
09:00 am to 09:05 am

Keynote Addresses:
Prof. Dr. Ir. Samsul Rizal, M. Eng., Rector, Universitas Syiah Kuala,Indonesia
Dr. Yoshimi Nishi, Member, Center for Southeast Asian Studies (CSAS),
Kyoto University, Japan

09:55 am to 10:05 am AIWEST 2019 Memorial Photo
10:05 am to 10:15 am Break
10:15 am to 10:25 am

Prof. Toshiya Ueki, Executive Vice President for General Affairs, Financial
Affairs and International Relations, Tohoku University, Japan

Ceremony for the Renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding between
10:25 am to 10:35 am Universitas Syiah Kuala Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA)
and IRIDeS - Tohoku University
10:35 am to 10:45 am
10:45 am to 11:30 am

Signing Ceremony of the MoU Faculties of Engineering of Tohoku and SyiahKuala Universities
Bosai (Disaster Reduction) Stamp Rally
Coordinator: Mari Yasuda, Project Instructor, IRIDeS

11:30 am to 12:45 pm Lunch break
12:45 pm to 06:00 pm Bosai Bus Tour to Sendai and Natori tsunami affected areas
06:30 pm to 08:30 pm Reception at Midori Shokudo

1November 8 – Room 1 (Seminar Room A) – 2F
*honorific titles and co-author names have been omitted*

09:00 am to 09:12 am

A-01

Abdul Muhari

Perspectives From Two Non-Tectonic
Induced Tsunami Events On Enhancing
Near Future Tsunami Warning In Indonesia

09:12 am to 09:24 am

A-02

Vishwa Raj Sharma

Neglecting Vulnerabilities Of Urban FireHazards: A Case Study Of Malviya Nagar,Delhi, India

09:24 am to 09:36 am

A-03

Irwandi Irwandi

Updating Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Map
For Aceh Tenggara District And
Microzonation For Kutacane City

09:36 am to 09:48 am

A-04

Muksin Umar

Simultaneous Inversion For Earthquake
Relocation And Velocity Modeling To
Understand The Megathrust Segments
Along Sumatran Subduction Zone

09::48 am to 10:00 am

A-05

Purwandy Hasibuan

Study Of Escape Building For Tsunami
Evacuation In Banda Aceh

10:00 am to 10:10 am

Break

10:10 am to 10:22 am

B-01

Rangga Wargadalam

Tsunami Evacuation Decisions AndBehavior: A Case Study Of Pangadaran,Indonesia

Constance Chua

Development Of Tsunami Damage Fragility
Functions For Port Infrastructure Based On
Observations From The 2011 Tohoku
TsunamiJorge Leon

Development Of Calibrated Tsunami
Evacuation Models Through Real-World
Collected Data: A Case Study Of La
Serena, Chile

Yunita Idris

Are Our Vertical Evacuation Buildings In
Banda Aceh Capable Enough And Meet
The Building Standard?

Erick Mas

Analysis Of Tsunami Evacuation SimulationWith Minimum Congestion And Higher
Survivability Using Reinforcement Learning
Algorithm

Kwanchai Pakoksung

Tsunami Simulation In The 28 September
2018 Palu Bay, Indonesia, Using
Submarine Landslide Source And TwoLayer Depth-Integrated Modeling

10:22 am to 10:34 am

10:34 am to 10:46 am

10:46 am to 10:58 am

B-02

B-03

B-04

10:58 am to 11:10 am

B-05

11:10 am to 11:20 am

Break

11:20 am to 11:32 am

B-06

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11:32 am to 11:44 am

B-07

Carrie Garrison-Laney

Using Paleotsunami Deposits AndSediment Transport Modeling To Infer
Tsunami Sources In Washington State,USA11:44 am to 11:56 am

B-08

Ella Meilianda

Analysis Of Cascading Effects Of Extreme
Events To Decadal Shoreline Change To
Support Disaster-Affected Coastal
Management

11:56 am to 12:08 pm

B-09

Anawat Suppasri

Cascading Disasters Perspective OfTsunami

12:08 pm to 12:20 pm

B-10

Juan Sebastian PaezRamirez

A Comparative Analysis Of Empirical And
Analytical Tsunami Fragility Functions For
Buildings In Tumaco, Colombia

12:20 pm to 01:30 pm

Lunch break

01:30 pm to 01:42 pm

B-11

Syamsidik

Fifteen Years-Observations Of Coastline
Recovery In A Tsunami-Affected Area InUlee Lheue Bay Of Aceh, Indonesia After
The 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami

01:42 pm to 01:54 pm

B-12

Ceren Ozer Sozdinler

Is A Big Tsunami Effect Expected InTakamatsu City If Nankai TroughEarthquake Hits Japan?

01:54 pm to 02:06 pm

B-13

Luis Angel Moya

Collapsed Buildings Due To The 2018
Sulawesi Earthquake-Tsunami From
Remote Sensing Data

02:06 pm to 02:18 pm

B-14

Halida Yunita

Analysis Of Slope Stability With Segmental
Concrete Block Wall And Geogrid InMeulaboh. Geumpang Road Section

Annisa Sri Sugiarti

An Overview Of Physical And SocialVulnerability Of High-Risk Coastal Area
After 14 Years Tsunami. A Case Study Of
Banda Aceh

02:18 pm to 02:30 pm

B-15

02:30 pm to 02:42 pm

Break02:42 pm to 02:54 pm

C-06

Nizamuddin

Implementing Geographic Feature
Catalogue Of Indonesia To Geospatial Data
Of Disaster

02:54 pm to 03:06 pm

C-07

Syahrul Ridha

Spatial Thinking And Decision-Making
Abilities To Learn About Disaster
Preparedness

03:20 pm to 03:40 pm

Closing Ceremony at Multipurpose Hall 1F

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November 8 – Room 2 (Seminar Room B) – 2F
*honorific titles and co-author names have been omitted*

09:00 am to 09:12 am

09:12 am to 09:24 am

09:24 am to 09:36 am

09:36 am to 09:48 am

D-01

D-02

D-03

D-04

09::48 am to 10:00 am

D-05

10:00 am to 10:10 am

BreakSafrizal Rahman

The Medical Emergency and Public HealthResponse in Disaster setting: A case seriesof Pidie Jaya, Lombok and Palu
Earthquake

Kunruthai Meechang

Affecting Factors On Perceived Usefulness
Of Area-Business Continuity Management:
A Perspective From Employees InIndustrial Areas In Thailand

Agus Nugroho

Natural Disasters And City Owned Assets
Insurance: Best Practices And Lesson
Learnt From The City Of Padang And
Banda Aceh

Teuku Ahmad Dadek

What Can Local Government Do To
Improve Nat Cat Risk Awareness AndManagement?

Adrian D. Romero

Herstory: Facilitating Participatory Disaster
Risk Assessment To Single Mothers In
Flood Prone Sub-Urban Poor Resettlement
Housing In Philippines

10:10 am to 10:22 am

D-06

Agenda Contestation After 2018
Catastrophic Events: Measuring Social And
Mizan Bustanul Fuady Bisri
Political Learning In Disaster Recovery And
Spatial Policy Changes In Indonesia?

10:22 am to 10:34 am

D-07

Alfi Rahman

Challenges And Issues Of Traditional
Coastal Institution On Coastal Hazards
Impacts: Notes From Aceh, Indonesia

Mahdi Syahbandir

Challenges And Issues Of Disaster Risk
Reduction Strategies In Aceh, Indonesia:
Review From The Perspective Of Post-The
2005 Aceh Peace Agreement

10:34 am to 10:46 am

D-08

10:46 am to 10:58 am

D-09

Kanako Iuchi

Could Natural Disaster Lead To Local
Economic Revitalization? Initial
Observation On Grassroots Efforts In The
Fisheries Industry After The Great East
Japan Earthquake

10:58 am to 11:10 am

D-10

Akira Miyasada

Current Situation And Challenges For
Disaster Survivors: Collective Relocation
For Disaster Prevention Projects In Ogatsu

4District, Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture,
After The Great East Japan Earthquake
11:10 am to 11:20 am

Break

11:20 am to 11:32 am

F-01

11:32 am to 11:44 am

11:44 am to 11:56 am

F-02

F-03

Ahmad Azan Ridzuan

Best Practices Mediate The Relationship
Between Risk Management Elements And
Emergency Decision

Yasuhito Jibiki

Exploratory Study For Strengthening
Education Sectors For Responding To
Complexities Due To Natech (NaturalHazard Triggered Technological Disasters)
Disasters

Julia Gerster

The Power Of Disaster Theater In Social
Recovery: School Theater Projects,
Japanese Paper Theater And The
Kataritsugi Event In Northeast Japan After
3.11

11:56 am to 12:08 pm

F-04

Daisuke Sasaki

Intermediate Function For Reconstruction
From Disasters Provided By Local
Academic Institutions: A Case Study In
Banda Aceh

12:08 pm to 12:20 pm

F-05

Rina Suryani Oktari

Knowledge Creation To Enhance Coastal
Community Resilience: Identification Of
Key Indicators

12:20 pm to 01:30 pm

Lunch break

01:30 pm to 01:42 pm

C-01

01:42 pm to 01:54 pm

C-02

AzmeriAn Urban Flood Inundation And Damage
Assessment For Disaster Risk Reduction

Agus Nugroho

Village Fund Asymmetric Information In
Disaster Management: Evidence From
Community Levels In Indonesia

01:54 pm to 02:06 pm

C-03

Azhar Abdullah Arif

Vulnerability Factors In Small Islands And
Environmental Carrying Capacity By The
AHP Method. Case Study: Weh Island,Aceh, Indonesia

02:06 pm to 02:18 pm

C-04

Aaron Opdyke

Assessing Virtual Reality As An Education
Tool For Participatory Coastal Vulnerability
Appraisal

Miwako Kitamura

Community-Based Disaster Management
Example Study Of Otsuchi In Iwate
Prefecture

02:18 pm to 02:30 pm

C-05

02:30 pm to 02:42 pmBreak5

02:42 pm to 02:54 pm

G-01

Syamsul Bachri

Developing Land Capability To ReduceLand Degradation And Disaster Incident In
Bendo Watershed, Banyuwangi

02:54 pm to 03:06 pm

G-02

Safare Yaakob

Conceptual Framework On Disaster
Readiness In Malaysian Infantry Battalions

03:20 pm to 03:40 pm

Closing Ceremony at Multipurpose Hall 1F

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*honorific titles and co-author names have been omitted*

09:00 am to 09:12 am

E-01

Mohammad Helmi Abidin

A Study On Disaster Awareness And
Knowledge Among International University
Student In Istanbul

09:12 am to 09:24 am

E-02

Lia Marliana

Orthopedic Profession In The Aftermath Of
Indonesian Mass Calamity : Lombok And
Celebes Experience 2018

Puspita Annaba Kamil

An Evaluation Of Changes To The
Secondary School Geography Curriculum
In Indonesia: As A Disaster Risk Reduction
Efforts For The School Community

Allya Paramita Koesoema

Development Of A Multilingual Educational
Platform For Cross-Nation Real-TimeDistant Interaction In Youth Disaster
Preparedness Between Indonesia AndJapan

Yoke Saadia Swito

Ehealth And Technologies For A Resilient
Community Against Disasters - A
Community Education Project

E-06

Puspita Annba KamilEnvironmental Awareness For
Environmental Hazards Risk Reduction: A
Case Study At Adiwiyata School In Banda
Aceh City

10:22 am to 10:34 am

E-07

Determinants Of The Community‚
Teuku Roli Ilhamsyah Putra Understanding Of Disaster Mitigation:
Case Of Tsunami In Banda Aceh

10:34 am to 10:46 am

E-08

Muzayin Nazaruddin

Contesting Memory Of Natural Disaster:Indonesian Examples

10:46 am to 10:58 am

E-09

Mari Yasuda

Verification Of Whether The Children Can
Improve The Preparedness For Tsunami
Disaster By The Stamp Rally Game

10:58 am to 11:10 am

E-10Student Knowledge About Disaster InSiti Irene Astuti Dwiningrum Vocational And High School, In LombokIndonesia.

11:10 am to 11:20 am

Break

11:20 am to 11:32 am

E-11

09:24 am to 09:36 am

09:36 am to 09:48 am

E-03

E-04

09::48 am to 10:00 am

E-05

10:00 am to 10:10 am

Break

10:10 am to 10:22 am

Development Of A Teacher Training
Program For Understanding Community
Disaster Risk By Utilizing Geographic Maps

Aiko Sakurai

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11:32 am to 11:44 am

E-12

Elizabeth Maly

Voices From Communities Relocated To
Tacloban North After Typhoon Yolanda

11:44 am to 11:56 am

E-13

Irin Caisarina

The Provision Of Travel Advice To Tourists
Visiting Disaster Area: The Case Of BandaAceh

11:56 am to 12:08 pm

E-14

Flavia Fulco

Between Local Knowledge And Disaster
Education: How Kataribe-Storytelling
Enhances Disaster Risk Awareness AndResilience

12:08 pm to 12:20 pm

E-15

Talbani Farlian

Analysis of Poor Women Migration Pattern
in Banda Aceh City

12:20 pm to 01:30 pm

Lunch break

01:30 pm to 01:42 pm

E-16

Dicky Pelupessy

Different Vantage Points Amongst Different
Stakeholders In Natech (Natural HazardTriggered Technological) Disasters: A CaseFrom The 2018 Mt. Anak Krakatau Eruption
And Tsunami

01:42 pm to 01:54 pm

E-17

Mochammad Afifuddin

Review Of The Collapse Of Krueng Raba
Bridge In Lhoknga, Aceh Province, Due To
Tsunami Loadings.

01:54 pm to 02:06 pm

H-01

Glenn Fernandez

Applicability Of Japan Tsunami Tendenko
In Banda Aceh, Indonesia

02:06 pm to 02:18 pm

H-02

Imam Maulana

Peci: An Integrated Islamic-Based
Earthquake And Tsunami Education In
Islamic Boarding School Extracurricula

02:18 pm to 02:30 pm

H-03

Zya Dyena Meutia

The Role Of The Survivor On Dark Heritage
Preservation In Context Post-Tsunami
Banda Aceh, Indonesia

02:30 pm to 02:42 pm

Break

02:42 pm to 02:54 pm

H-04

Yueh-Po

The New Religious Organization,Hinokishin, Cosmology, Moral Teaching
And Welfare: A Case Study Of The 2016
Earthquake In Taiwan

02:54 pm to 03:06 pm

H-05

Sebastien P. BoretSocial Lives Of Tsunami Walls In Japan:
Concrete Culture, Social Innovation And
Coastal Communities

03:20 pm to 03:40 pm

Closing Ceremony at Multipurpose Hall 1F

8Getting around IRIDeSCONFERENCE ROOMS
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Multipurpose Hall (1F)
Seminar Room A (2F)
Seminar Room B (2F)
Seminar Room C (2F)**Please use toilets on the first and second floor only.
PRAYER ROOMS
1. Meeting Room 4 (5F)
2. Meeting Room 5 (5F)**Please use only the toilets on the fifth floor. Towels are provided there.
LUNCH LOCATIONS
A. COOP Halal Lunch Box (2F) at Aobayama Welfare Bldg.
Also restaurants on 1F (Buddy’s Table) and 2F (Kotaro)
B. Convenience StoreRECEPTION LOCATION
C. Midori Shokudo (in front of IRIDeS, 1F)

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