Goltz 博士の御略歴

氏名：James D. Goltz

称号：

Researcher-in-Residence

国籍：アメリカ合衆国

住所：600 Garfield Ave., South Pasadena, CA 91030

TEL：(626) 799-3885 (home)

E-mail ：jamesgoltz@gmail.com

所属機関：

University of Colorado Boulder

部局：

Natural Hazards Center, Institute of Behavioral Science,

United States of America

University of Colorado Boulder（コロラド大学ボルダー校・行動科学研
究所・自然災害センター）
専門分野：

災害社会学

地震学に関するアウトリーチ研究

災害リスクマネジメント

学歴（Education）：
University of California Los Angeles, Ph.D. Sociology, 2006.
University of California Los Angeles, M.A. Sociology, 1978.
Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, B.A. Sociology, Cum Laude, Phi
Beta Kappa, University Fellow, 1970.

Columbus West High School, Columbus, Ohio. Graduation, June 1966.

経歴（Experience）：
Guest Scholar, Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University. April 2022 to
Present.
Recipient of a Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Fellowship and a grant from the
US-Japan Foundation to study planning among local government jurisdictions in the
Nankai region of Japan for receipt of “special earthquake warning information” from theJapan Meteorological Agency regarding potential precursory seismic activity in the Nankai
Trough.
Researcher in Residence, Natural Hazards Center, Institute of Behavioral Science,
University of Colorado, Boulder. April 2020 to Present.
After returning from Japan in November 2019, I was invited to join the Natural Hazards
Center as a resident researcher; however, measures to control the coronavirus pandemic
prevented me from actually being present on campus. Nevertheless, I am listed as a
Researcher in Residence and am currently working on an NSF funded project to develop a
companion questionnaire for the USGS ‘Did You Feel It’ program for respondents who
received an earthquake early warning message from ShakeAlert.
Research Fellow, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), Disaster Prevention
Research Institute, Kyoto University, April 1, 2019 to November 30, 2019.
Returned to the Disaster Prevention Research Institute and Kyoto University with a JSPS
fellowship to conduct a study of human behavioral response in 12 global earthquakes using
data from the USGS ‘Did You Feel It?’ database. This was a USGS funded study in which
I served as Principal Investigator, Prof. Katsuya Yamori as Co-Principal Investigator andtwo graduate students served as research assistants. The results of the study were compiled
into a research paper which is pending publication in the journal Earthquake Spectra.
Visiting Research Professor, Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University,
Japan. October 1, 2015 to September 29, 2016, November 1, 2017 to September 30, 2018.
Two one-year visiting faculty positions involving invited lectures, research collaboration,
advising graduate students and earthquake and tsunami knowledge transfer. The focus ofresearch collaboration was in earthquake early warning, tsunami evacuation strategies,
operational earthquake forecasting and earthquake reconnaissance for the April 14-16, 2016
earthquake sequence in Kumamoto Prefecture Japan. Delivered several invited lecturesfocusing on risk communication, hazard warnings and behavioral dimension of seismic
intensity scales.
Visiting Associate in Mechanical and Civil Engineering, California Institute of Technology,
January 2012- September 30, 2015
Participate in an organized working group to promote the development and implementationof an earthquake early warning system in California. I helped organize and participated in a
coalition of states, territories and commonwealths that are members of the National
Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program (NTHMP) and have sought to promote thereauthorization of the Tsunami Warning and Education Act of 2006. I am collaboratingwith a US Geological Survey colleague to advocate and ultimately develop a protocol for
public information messaging in response to potentially precursory seismic activity in ornear the Cascadia Subduction Zone. In 2012, I served on an oversight committee convenedby the National Institute of Building Sciences to develop a tsunami module for HAZUS, thenational loss estimation methodology for several natural hazards. I am currently serving on
the Advisory Committee of the National Earthquake Hazard Reduction Program (NEHRP)
for a six-year term that began in September 2013.
Branch Chief, Earthquake, Tsunami and Volcanic Hazards Program, California Office ofEmergency Services (Cal OES), January 2007 to Retirement in December 2011
Under the general direction of the Assistant Secretary, Planning, Protection andPreparedness, the Branch Chief, is responsible for planning, organizing and directing the
Cal OES Earthquake, Tsunami and Volcanic Hazards Program, the earthquake componentof which includes funding of the California Integrated Seismic Network (CISN); theintegration of CISN research and development into Cal OES planning, preparedness,
warning, response and recovery activities; the development and delivery of research andfindings to multidisciplinary professional constituents; and, for serving as the representative,
on behalf of the Secretary and Undersecretary, to the CISN and other organizations withearthquake hazard programs. The tsunami component includes managing funds from the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency (NOAA) to develop tsunami inundation maps
for all California coastal jurisdictions, promote local government planning for tsunamis,
provide technical assistance to local government in the development of plans, interpretationof inundation maps, conducting workshops and exercises, and representing California in the
National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program.
Earthquake and Tsunami Program Specialist, California Office of Emergency Services,
April 2003-December 2006
Responsible for all activities identified under the job description below as well as thedesign and execution of the state’s Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program which includes
monitoring the contract for the tsunami hazard mapping project, planning and carrying out
workshops to promote the development of local tsunami mitigation and response plans,reviewing plans and designing exercises, including the generation of scenarios to test local
plans.
California Institute of Technology, Consultant to the Governor’s Office of Emergency
Services, March 2002 - March 2003
Design and carry out a program of scientific outreach and technology transfer associatedwith the new California Integrated Seismic Network (CISN). Work closely with Cal OES
executive staff and technical specialists in developing network-based products for use inmanaging earthquake emergencies and explore the applicability of these products to otheremergencies. Carry out technology transfer through presentations to selected target
audiences, publication of articles and papers, lectures at the California Specialized Training
Institute, participation in exercises, holding workshops and other means. Conduct research
to identify opportunities and barriers to effective technology transfer and, as necessary,
write proposals for grants to support research activities.
California Institute of Technology, Manager, Office of Earthquake Programs, October
1997-February 2002
Responsible for management of the Caltech-USGS Broadcast of Earthquakes (CUBE)
program and for technology transfer associated with the TriNet project. Some of the major
projects under TriNet include development of new real-time information products for
emergency response and recovery including: accurate and reliable earthquake source
information, ground shaking maps (ShakeMap), and an earthquake early warning system
for southern California. Duties involve program administration, contract management,
liaison with a broad array of user groups, workshop and conference organization andcurriculum development.
.
EQE International Inc., Irvine, California, Senior Policy Analyst, October 1993-September
1997
Responsible for EQE’s research program in natural hazards and public policy andspecialized in the transfer and application of new technologies. With support from the
National Science Foundation, investigated the application of real-time seismic informationfor emergency response; the use of loss and damage estimates for emergency managementand decision support in the Northridge earthquake; inter-organizational coordination of
emergency response and early recovery in the Hanshin-Awaji earthquake in Japan; and,public policy and behavioral response associated with earthquake early warning systems.
He also served as editor and contributor to the Northridge general reconnaissance reportpublished by the National Center for Earthquake Engineering Research.
Earthquake Program, California Office of Emergency Services, Pasadena, California,
Research and Evaluation Program Manager, June 1983-September 1993

Principal responsibilities included program evaluation research, advising local government,
conference organizing, project/contract management and response/recovery planning. Also,
served as Executive Secretary of the California Earthquake Prediction Evaluation Council
for seven years. Principal earthquake prediction response planner and designatedrepresentative of the California Office of Emergency Services at the California Institute ofTechnology upon the occurrence of significant earthquakes in southern California.

受賞（Honors/Awards）：
Recipient of 2022 Research Collaboration Prize, Disaster Prevention Research Institute,
Kyoto University for “Outstanding Contributions to Research Collaboration.”
Recipient of 2011 WSSPC (Western States Seismic Policy Council) Leadership Award
presented for “Inspirational Leadership in Tsunami Hazard Mitigation, Public Awareness,and Emergency Preparedness for the State of California.”

出版物（Publications (1984 to Present, * Denotes Refereed Journal Article)）：*Goltz, James D. 2022. “Social Science Contributions to Earthquake Warnings: An Essay
Commemorating the Work of Dennis S. Mileti” submitted for publication in the Natural
Hazards Review, July 2022.
*Goltz, James D. 2022. "An Additional Perspective on “Is the Long‐Term Probability of
the Occurrence of Large Earthquakes along the Nankai Trough Inflated? Conflict between
Science and Risk Management–by Manabu Hashimoto" Seismological Research Letters,
June 8, 2022.
*Goltz, J.D., Wald, D.J., McBride, S.K., DeGroot, R., Breeden, J.K. and Bostrom, A., 2022.
Development of a companion questionnaire for “Did You Feel It?”: Assessing response inearthquakes where an earthquake early warning may have been received. Earthquake
Spectra, p.87552930221116133.
*Bostrom, Ann, Sara McBride, Julia Becker, James Goltz, Robert DeGroot, Lori Peek,
Brian Turbush and Maximilian Dixon 2022. “ShakeAlert: Great Expectations for
Earthquake Early Warnings on the U.S. West Coast,” International Journal of Disaster
Risk Reduction, publication pending (April 2022).

*Lindell, Michael K., Ann Bostrom, James D. Goltz, and Carla S. Prater 2021. “Evaluatinghazard awareness brochures: Assessing the textual, graphical, and numerical features oftsunami evacuation products,” International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 61:*Yamori, K. and James D. Goltz, 2021. “Disasters Without Borders: The Coronavirus
Pandemic, Global Climate Change and the Ascendancy of Gradual Onset Disasters,”
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,18(6): 3299.
* Goltz, James D., Hyejeong Park, Vincent Quitoriano and David Wald 2020. “Human
Behavioral Response in the 2019 Ridgecrest Earthquakes: Assessing Immediate Actions
Based on Data from ‘Did you feel it?’” Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America,
110 (4): 1589–1602.DOI:*Goltz, James D., Hyejeong Park, Genta Nakano and Katsuya Yamori 2020. “Earthquake
Ground Motion and Human Behavior: Using DYFI Data to Assess Behavioral Response to
Earthquakes”, Earthquake Spectra,*Goltz, James D. and Evelyn Roeloffs 2020. “Imminent Warning Communication:
Earthquake Early Warning and Short-Term Forecasting in Japan and the US”, in K. Yamori(Ed.) Disaster Risk Communication: A Challenge from a Social Psychological Perspective,
Springer, Singapore, Heidelberg, New York, Dordrecht, London.
*Goltz, James D. and Katsuya Yamori 2020. “Tsunami Preparedness and Mitigation
Strategies” in Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Natural Hazard Science, Oxford
University Press doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/acrefore/9780199389407.013.324
Goltz, James D. 2018. “What was learned from the Osaka Earthquake (of June 18, 2018)”,
Opinion Essay published in the Japan Times, 7/3/18.
Goltz, James D. 2018. “Earthquake Advisories Can Save Lives,” Opinion Essay publishedin the Japan Times, 4/18/18.
*Goltz, James D. and Linda B. Bourque 2017. “Earthquakes and Human Behavior: A
Sociological Perspective,” International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 21:251-265.
*Goltz, James D. 2017. “Tsunami Tendenko: A Sociological Critique,” Natural Hazards
Review, Vol.18 (4) November 2017.
*Roeloffs, Evelyn and James D. Goltz 2017: The California Earthquake Advisory Plan: A
History,” Seismological Research Letters, Vol. 88(3) October 2017.
Goltz, James D. 2016, “The Kyushu Earthquake Sequence of April 2016: A Report to
EERI,” Reconnaissance Report prepared for the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute,May.

*Goltz, James D. 2016. “Status and Power Differentials in the Generation of Fear in Three
California Earthquakes,” International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 16: 200-207.
*Goltz, James D. 2015. “A Further Note on Operational Earthquake Forecasting: An
Emergency Management Perspective,” Seismological Research Letters, Volume 86, No. 5:
September/October, p. 1231-1233.
*Atsumi, Tomohide and James D. Goltz, 2014, “Fifteen Years of Disaster Volunteers inJapan: A Longitudinal Fieldwork Assessment of a Disaster Non-Profit Organization,” Vol.
32, No.1, pp. 220-240, International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters.
Goltz, James D., 2013, “Models of the Organization of Earthquake Early Warning
Systems,” Internal California Office of Emergency Services briefing document for the Cal
OES Director and Executive Staff, March 15, Mather, California.
*Krishnan, Swaminathan, Emanuele Casarotti, James Goltz, Chen Ji, Dimitrri Komatitsch,
Ramses Mourhatch, Matthew Muto, John H. Shaw, Carl Tape, and Jeroen Tromp 2012,“Rapid Estimation of Damage to Tall Buildings Using Near Real-Time Earthquake andArchived Structural Simulations,” Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America.Vol.102,
No.6, December.
Porter, Keith, Lucile Jones, Dale Cox, James Goltz, Ken Hudnut, Dennis Mileti, Sue Perry,
Daniel Ponti, Michael Reichle, Adam Z. Rose, Charles R. Scawthorn, Hope A. Seligson,
Kimberly I. Shoaf, Jerry Treiman, and Anne Wein 2011, “The ShakeOut Scenario: A
Hypothetical M7.8 Earthquake on the Southern San Andreas Fault,” Earthquake Spectra
Vol. 27, pp 239-261.
*Goltz, James D. and Dennis S. Mileti 2011, “Public Response to a Catastrophic Southern
California Earthquake: A Sociological Perspective,” Earthquake Spectra Vol. 27, pp 487504
Wilson, R.I., Lori A. Dengler, James D. Goltz, Mark R. Legg, Kevin M. Miller, Andy
Ritchie, and Paul M. Whitmore, 2011, “Emergency Response and Field Observation
Activities of Geoscientists in California (USA) During the September 29, 2009, Samoa
Tsunami.” Earth-Science Reviews, Volume 107, Issues 1–2, July 2011, Pages 193–200.
*Barberopoulou A., J.C. Borrero, B. Uslu, N. Kalligeris, J.D. Goltz, C.E. Synolakis and R.I.
Wilson, 2009 "Unprecedented Coverage of the Californian Coast Promises Improved
Tsunami Response", invited feature article, EOS Transactions, American GeophysicalUnion, vol. 90, no. 16, pp.137-138, 21 April, 2009.
Perry, Suzanne, Dale Cox, Lucile Jones, Richard Bernkopf, James Goltz, Kenneth Hudnut,
Dennis Mileti, Suzanne Perry, Daniel Ponti, Keith Porter, Michael Reichle, Hope Seligson,

Kimberly Shoaf, Jerry Treiman and Anne Wein, 2008, The ShakeOut Scenario: A Story
that Southern Californians are Writing, Circular 1324, United States Geological Survey,
US Department of the Interior.
Jones, Lucile, Richard Bernknopf, Dale Cox, James Goltz, Kenneth Hudnut, Dennis Mileti,
Suzanne Perry, Daniel Ponti, Keith Porter, Michael Reichle, Hope Seligson, Kimberly
Shoaf, Jerry Treiman and Anne Wein, 2008, The ShakeOut Scenario: Effects of a Potential
M7.8 Earthquake on the San Andreas Fault in Southern California, USGS Open File
Report 25.
Goltz, James D. 2006, Initial Behavioral Response to a Rapid Onset Disaster: A Social
Psychological Study of Three California Earthquakes (2006) Doctoral Dissertation,
University of California, Los Angeles.
Goltz, James D. 2006, Chapter Seven, “Benefits for Emergency Response and Recovery,”
Improved Seismic Monitoring, Improved Decision-Making: Assessing the Value ofReduced Uncertainty, The National Academies Press: Washington, D.C.
*Goltz, James D. 2003, “Science Can Save Us: Outreach as Necessity and Strategy,”
Seismological Research Letters. Volume 74, Number 5, September/October.
*Goltz, James D. 2003, “Applications for New Real-Time Seismic Information: The TriNet
Project in Southern California” Seismological Research Letters. Volume 74, Number 5,
September/October.
Wald, David J., C. Bruce Worden, Vincent Quitoriano and James Goltz, 2002, “ShakeMap:
It’s Role in Pre-Earthquake Planning and Post-Earthquake Response and Information”
Proceedings of the SMIP02 Seminar on Utilization of Strong Motion Data, Los Angeles,
May.
*Hauksson, Egill, Patrick Small, Katrin Hafner, Robert Busby, Robert Clayton, James
Goltz, Tom Heaton, Kate Hutton, Hiroo Kanamori, Jascha Polet , Doug Given, Lucile M.
Jones, and David Wald, 2001, “The Southern California Seismic Network: The
Caltech/USGS Element of TriNet, 1997-2001” Seismological Research Letters, Vol. 72,
No. 6, November/December.
Goltz, James D. and Egill Hauksson, 2001, “TriNet: New Tools for Rapid Earthquake
Response through Interdisciplinary Research,” Natural Hazards Observer, Volume XXV
Number 6, July.
*Goltz, James D., P. J. Flores, S.E. Chang, T. Atsumi, 2001, “The ‘921’ Chi-Chi, Taiwan
Earthquake: Emergency Response and Early Recovery” Earthquake Spectra, Supplement A
to Vol.17, April.

*Eguchi, Ronald T., J.D. Goltz, C.E. Taylor, S.E. Chang, P.J. Flores, L.A. Johnson, H.A.
Seligson, and N.C. Blais, 1998, “Direct Economic Losses in the Northridge Earthquake: A
Three-Year Post-Event Perspective,” Earthquake Spectra, Vol.14, No. 2, May.
*Goltz, James D. and Paul J. Flores, 1997, “Real-Time Earthquake Early Warning andPublic Policy: A Report on Mexico City’s Sistema de Alerta Sismica,” SeismologicalResearch Letters, Vol. 68, No. 5, September/October.
Eguchi, Ronald T., James D. Goltz and Hope A. Seligson 1997. “Integrated Real-Time
Disaster Information Systems: The Application of New Technologies,” US-Japan Joint
Seminar on Civil Infrastructure Systems Research, Honolulu, HI, August 28-30, 1997.
Goltz, James D., 1996, Use of Real-Time Seismic Information by Government Agencies,
Utilities and Large Corporations in the Pre- and Post-Northridge Environments, Irvine,
CA: EQE International for the National Science Foundation.
Eguchi, R. T., Goltz, J. D., Taylor, C. E., Chang, S. E., Flores, P. J., Johnson, L. A.& Blais,
N. C. 1996. “The Northridge Earthquake as an Economic Event: Direct Capital Losses.” In
Proceedings: The Northridge Earthquake: Analyzing Economic Impacts and Recovery from
Urban Earthquakes: Issues for Policy Makers.
*Goltz, J. D. 1996. “Use of Loss Estimates by Government Agencies in the Northridge
Earthquake for Response and Recovery. Earthquake Spectra, 12(3), 441-455.
Goltz, J. D. 1996. “Emergency Response in the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake ofJanuary 17, 1995: Planning, Mobilization and Inter-Organizational Coordination.”
Proceedings of the Eleventh World Conference on Earthquake Engineering, Paper No. 589.
*Russell, L. A., Goltz, J. D., & Bourque, L. B. 1995. “Preparedness and Hazard Mitigation
Actions Before and After Two Earthquakes.” Environment and Behavior,27 (6), 744-770.
Eguchi, Ronald T., Hope A. Seligson and James D. Goltz 1995. “Rapid Post-Earthquake
Damage Assessment for Lifeline Facilities,” Sixth US-Japan Workshop on Earthquake
Disaster Prevention for Lifeline Systems, July 18-19,1995 Osaka, Japan.
Eguchi, R. T., Goltz, J. D., Seligson, H. A., & Heaton, T. H. 1994. “Real-time Earthquake
Hazard Assessment in California: The Early Post-Earthquake Damage Assessment Tooland the Caltech-USGS Broadcast of Earthquakes.” In: Proceedings of the U. S. National
Conference on Earthquake Engineering. Vol.2. Earthquake Engineering Research Institute,
Oakland, CA, pp. 55-63.

Goltz, J. D. 1994. The Northridge, California Earthquake of January 17, 1994: General
Reconnaissance Report. National Center for Earthquake Engineering Research. Report No.
NCEER-94-0005, Buffalo, NY, USA.
Goltz, J. D., Russell, L. A., & Bourque, L. B. 1993. “Individual and Family Disaster
Preparedness in California: A Tale of Two Earthquakes.” In Earthquake Hazard Reductionin the Central and Eastern United States: A Time for Examination and Action. Central US
Earthquake Consortium, Memphis, TN.
Bourque, L. B., Russell, L. A., & Goltz, J. D. 1993. “Human Behavior During and
Immediately After the Earthquake. In The Loma Prieta, California, Earthquake of October
17, 1989: Public Response. US Geological Survey Professional Paper, 1553, 3.
*Goltz, J. D., Russell, L. A., & Bourque, L. B. 1992. “Initial Behavioral Response to a
Rapid Onset Disaster: A Case Study of the October 1, 1987, Whittier Narrows
Earthquake.” International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters, 10(1), 43-69.
Bourque, L. B., Aneshensel, C. S., & Goltz, J. D. 1991. “Injury and Psychological Distress
Following the Whittier Narrows and Loma Prieta Earthquakes.” In Proceedings of the
UCLA International Conference on the Impact of Natural Disasters. Los Angeles, CA.
Goltz, James D. 1985 “Earthquake Insurance: A Public Policy Dilemma,” Southern
California Earthquake Preparedness Project, Federal Emergency Management Agency,
FEMA 68, May 1985.
*Goltz, J.1984. “Are the News Media Responsible for the Disaster Myths?
A Content Analysis of Emergency Response Imagery." International Journal of Mass
Emergencies and Disasters, 2, 345- 368.

主要な講演等（Presentations (2004-2022)）：
September 23, 2022: Annual Conference of the Integrated Disaster Risk Management
Society, Session chair and presenter (virtual), “Operational Earthquake Forecasting and
Planning for Response to “Special Early Warning Information” in the Nankai Region ofJapan.

September 1, 2022: Annual Conference of the Japanese Society for an Inclusive Society,
Keynote Lecture (virtual), “Access and Function Needs: Lessons Learned from Recent
Disasters”
September 22, 2021: Annual Conference of the Integrated Disaster Risk Management
Society (virtual), Session organizer and chair, “The Coronavirus Pandemic: What Lessons
are Emerging for Integrated Disaster Risk Management?”
December, 7, 2020: American Geophysical Union Meeting (virtual) Poster: “SY005-0004 How Do People Respond During an Earthquake? Using ‘Did you feel it?’ Data to Assess
Human Behavioral Response to Earthquakes.”
September 23-24, 2020: Annual conference (virtual) of the Integrated Disaster Risk
Management Society (IDRiM), Session Organizer for two sessions entitled “Conceptions ofDisaster and the Coronavirus: What the Pandemic is Teaching Us” (with co-chair Katsuya
Yamori) and “Risk and Culture” (with co-chair Asthildur Bernhardsdottir).
January 30, 2020: Annual conference of the Seismological Society of America,“Adventures in Social Seismology: Empirical Investigations of Human Behavioral
Response in Earthquakes Using Data from ‘Did you feel it?’ Accepted for presentation,
Albuquerque, NM (April, 27-30, 2020). Conference was cancelled due to the coronavirus
pandemic; all abstracts published in Seismological Research Letters, Issue 2B.
October 18, 2019: Annual Conference of the Integrated Disaster Risk Management Society(IDRiM), Session Organizer for “Adventures in Social Seismology: Human Behavior in
Earthquakes With and Without Warning”, Nice, France.
September 13, 2019: International Symposium on Strategy of Disaster Risk Management
for Sustainable Growth, Kansai University, “What Do Emergency Managers Need from theFields of Engineering and Science”, Osaka, Japan.
July 16, 2019: Poster Presentation, Natural Hazards Workshop, “Earthquake Response
Behavior: What Do People Do When the Earth shakes?” Broomfield, Colorado.
June 28, 2019: Graduate Seminar, Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University,“Earthquakes and Human Behavior: An Analysis of 12 Global Events”, Kyoto, Japan.
Same lecture repeated at a graduate seminar at Osaka University, July 2, 2019.

September 27, 2018: Conference Presentation, World Social Science Forum, “Transdisciplinary Environments for Emergency Management: The Case of the California
Earthquake, Tsunami and Volcanic Hazards Program,” Fukuoka, Japan
July 9, 2018: Special Session, Natural Hazards Workshop, “The Osaka Earthquake of June18, 2018: A Summary,” Broomfield CO
May 25, 2018: Colloquium Presentation. “Earthquake Risk Communication Challenges forJapan: Earthquake Advisories for the Nankai-Tonankai-Tokai Region.” Disaster Reduction
Systems, Kyoto University, Japan.
May 15, 2018: International Conference for the Decade Memory of the Wenchuan
Earthquake, Chengdu, China, Co-Convener and Moderator for the session entitled“Integrated disaster risk studies and innovative technology.”
February 21, 2018: Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Annual Meeting, “Rethinking
Earthquake Prediction in Japan: A Risk Communication Perspective.” Kyoto University.
January 25, 2018: Colloquium Presentation. “Rethinking Earthquake Prediction in Japan:
A Risk Communication Perspective.” Disaster Reduction Systems, Kyoto University, Japan.
November 24, 2017: Colloquium Presentation. “Evolving Conceptions of Community
Engagement in Disaster Response in the United States: Post World War II to the Present.”
Disaster Reduction Systems, Kyoto University, Japan.
August 25, 2017: Conference Session Chair: “Best Practices in Engagement Strategies.”
Integrated Disaster Risk Management Conference (IDRiM), Reyjkavik, Iceland, August 2325, 2017.
August 24, 2017: Conference Presentation. “Operational Earthquake Forecasting: A Risk
Communication Challenge.” Integrated Disaster Risk Management Conference (IDRiM),
Reyjkavik, Iceland, August 23-25, 2017.
August 23, 2017: Conference Presentation. “Community-based Participation for Effective
Earthquake and Tsunami Preparedness and Recovery in Japan and the United States.”
Integrated Disaster Risk Management Conference (IDRiM), Reyjkavik, Iceland, August 2325, 2017.
March 21, 2017: Conference Presentation: “Operational Earthquake Forecasting: A Risk
Communication Challenge.” Pacific Risk Management Ohana (PRIMO) Annual
Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, March 20-24, 2017.

July 13, 2016: Workshop Presentation: “Public Communication and Seismic Hazards”
2016 Natural Hazards Workshop, Broomfield, Colorado.
June 21, 2016: Conference Keynote Lecture: “Operational Earthquake Forecasting: A
Public Policy Challenge,” International Conference on Operational Earthquake Forecasting,
Haifa University, Haifa Israel.
June 14, 2016: Invited Lecture, “Tendenko: A Sociological Critique,” Graduate School of
Human Sciences, Osaka University.
June 11, 2016: Invited Lecture: “The Voyage of Komome: A Story of Hope andFriendship,” Invited guest presentation in Noda Village, Iwate Prefecture, Japan, sponsoredby Osaka University.
May 27, 2016: Colloquium Presentation, “Anticipating Large Earthquakes: Operational
Earthquake Forecasting,” Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Disaster Reduction
Systems, Kyoto University, Japan.
April 15, 2016: Colloquium Presentation, “Tendenko: A Sociological Critique,” Disaster
Prevention Research Institute, Disaster Reduction Systems, Kyoto University, Japan.
January 29, 2016:Invited Lecture, “Tendenko, Acceptable Risk and Tsunami Hazard
Mitigation in the United States and Japan,” Invited public lecture, Hirosaki University,
Hirosaki City, Japan.
October 22, 2015: Colloquium Presentation, “Human Behavior Dimension of Seismic
Intensity Scales,” Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Disaster Reduction Systems,
Kyoto University, Japan.
March 10, 2015: Invited Lecture, “ Warning Systems for Earthquakes in the United States
and Japan,” Symposium on Research and Policies for Disaster Recovery andReconstruction, Hirosaki University.
November 18, 2014: Colloquium Presentation, “Operational Earthquake Forecasting in
California: A Transferable Prototype for the Pacific Northwest?” with Evelyn Roeloffs
Ph.D. United States Geological Survey, Department of Geology, Humboldt State
University, Arcata, California.
November 5, 2014: Committee Presentation, “What Can Be Learned from Existing
Earthquake Early Warning Systems,” meeting of the California Earthquake Early Warning
System, Committee on EEW Education and Training Committee, video conference.

February 14, 2014: Lecture, “Using Science and Technology in Managing Earthquake
Emergencies,” at the California Specialized Training Institute, San Luis Obispo, California.
Please note that I presented some variant of this lecture at CSTI four times per year since
2002.
November 15, 2013: Seminar Presentation, “Introducing Earthquake Early Warning in the
United States: The Broader Context,” Veterans Emergency Management Evaluation
Center (VEMEC), Veteran’s Administration, Northridge, California (Updated Cascades
Volcano Observatory presentation).
October 27, 2013: Conference Presentation, “What You Should Know Before the Next Big
California Earthquake,” Southern California Association of Activities Professionals (aprofessional association of activities directors for assisted living centers), Woodland Hills,
California.
July 10, 2013: Organized session at the Natural Hazards Workshop, “Anticipating a Major
Earthquake and Tsunami in the Cascadia Subduction Zone: Potential Precursors and What
to Say to the Public” Organized session, recruited speakers and served as Moderator,
participants included: Dr. Lucile Jones, US Geological Survey, Dr. Evelyn Roeloffs, US
Geological Survey, Dr. Lee Wilkins, University of Missouri, Mr. John Schelling,
Washington State Emergency Management Agency, Broomfield, Colorado.
May 22, 2013: Conference Presentation, “Social and Behavioral Aspects of Earthquake
Early Warning,” National Earthquake Program Managers Meeting, May 22-24, Denver,
Colorado.
October 8, 2012: Invited Presentation, “Introducing Earthquake Early Warning in the
United States: The Broader Context,” Department of Geology, Humboldt State University,
Arcata, California. (Same presentation as September 9, 2012 at the Cascades Volcano
Observatory).
September 9, 2012: Invited Presentation, “Introducing Earthquake Early Warning in the
United States: The Broader Context,” Cascades Volcano Observatory, United States
Geological Survey, Vancouver, Washington.
August 25, 2012: Conference Presentation, “The Communicative Survey: Science,
Therapy or Both?” International Conference on Disaster Management (IIIRR), Kumamoto,
Kyushu, Japan.

July 26, 2012: Conference Presentation, “Ultimate Vulnerability: Death and Injury in
Tsunamis,” National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Meeting, July 25/26, 2012, Seattle,
Washington.
June 4, 2012: Training Presentation, “Human Behavior in Disaster: Contributions from theSocial Sciences,” California Specialized Training Institute: Tsunami Planning for Coastal
Communities, June 4-5, 2012, San Luis Obispo, California.
September 9, 2011: Conference Presentation, “The California Earthquake Clearinghouse,”with Dr. Anne Rozinski, California Geological Survey, Annual Meeting of the Southern
California Earthquake Center, University of Southern California, Palm Springs, California.
July 26, 2011: Workshop Presentation, “Operational Use of Earthquake Forecasts: An
Emergency Management Perspective,” SCEC-NASA Workshop on Evaluating GroundBased and Space-Based Methods of Earthquake Forecasting, University of Southern
California, July 26-27, 2011. Same presentation at Department of Homeland Security,
Science and Technology Directorate Seismic Forecasting, Warning and Alerting Meeting,
September 20, 2011, Arlington, Virginia.
July 16, 2011: Conference Presentation, “Tsunami Response in California and Lessons
Learned from the Tohoku Japan Earthquake and Tsunami,” 2nd International Conference of
the Society for Integrated Risk Management, July14-16, 2011, Los Angeles, California.
February 11, 2011: Conference Presentation, “California’s Tsunami Program: Addressing
the Tsunami Hazard in California,” Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Annual
Meeting, February 9-12, 2011, La Jolla, California.
January 25, 2011: Workshop Presentation, “State of California Earthquake and Tsunami
Warning, Notification and Response,” Workshop on Applications of Remote Sensing,Naval Postgraduate School, January 24-27, 2011, Monterrey, California.
December 7, 2010: Conference Presentation, “Earthquakes and Tsunamis: The Year 2010
in Review,” California Industrial Hygiene Council Conference, San Diego, California.
Same presentation made at the Orange County/American Red Cross Disaster Academy,
October 27, 2010, Anaheim, California.
July 21, 2010; Briefing for Chilean Delegation, “An Introduction to California Emergency
Management and the Great California ShakeOut,” Briefing for Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
Chile, July 21, 2010, Sacramento, California

April 29, 2010: Workshop Presentation, “Vertical Evacuation: When Getting to Higher
Ground is Not Feasible,” Santa Barbara Tsunami Planning Workshop, Santa Barbara
California.
October 17, 2009: Symposium Presentation, “Earthquake Early Warning and the Loma
Prieta Earthquake: First Experiment with a New Technology,” Loma Prieta Earthquake
Commemorative Symposium, October 17, 2009, San Francisco, California.
September 17, 2009: Presentation to Local Government, “Can We Have Warnings for
Earthquakes? The Story of Scientific Earthquake Prediction and Early Warning,” City ofAnaheim, California.
April 23, 2009: Workshop Presentation, “Earthquake Early Warning: Societal and Public
Policy Issues,” 2nd International Workshop on Earthquake Early Warning, April 21-24,
2009, Kyoto, Japan.
December 11, 2008: “ShakeOut” Presentation, “The ‘Big One’ and Southern California’s
Community Colleges,” California Community Colleges Region One Meeting, Anaheim,
California.
November 6, 2008: Invited Presentation, “Earthquake Early Warning: Societal and Public
Policy Issues,” National Academies, Board on Earth Sciences and Resources, Washington
DC.
July 14, 2008: Workshop Presentation, “Earthquake and Tsunami Early Warning andResponse: Challenges and Strategies for Technology Transfer,” 2008 Natural Hazards
Workshop, July 12-15, 2008, Broomfield, Colorado.
July 1, 2008: Workshop Presentation, “Learning What Has Happened in an Earthquake:
Clearing the Fog of War,” Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, Alert, Warning andCommunications Workshop, Los Angeles, California.
November 24, 2007: Conference Presentation (Co-Presented with Mr. Paul Jacks), “TheGreat Sumatra Earthquake and Indian Ocean Tsunami and Disaster Planning in California,”
Second International Conference on Urban Disaster Reduction, November 27-29, 2007,
Taipei, China.
September 10, 2007: Local Government Presentation, “Earthquake Scenarios for the Cityof Anaheim,” Presentation to City of Anaheim, California. Note: This is an example of themany presentations made between 2003 and 2012 using ShakeMap and HAZUS scenarios

to provide cities, school districts, hospitals and other entities with detailed information on
local earthquake risk and mitigation strategies.
April 25, 2007: Presentation, “The California Office of Emergency Services Earthquake
and Tsunami Program,” National Earthquake Program Managers Meeting April 24-26,
2007, Salt Lake City, Utah.
October 16, 2006: Conference Presentation, “New Earthquake Information Products for
Emergency Response: Learning from the Loma Prieta and Northridge Earthquakes,” 2006
California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) Response and Recovery Conference,
October 16, 2006, San Francisco, California.
July 11, 2006: Workshop Presentation, “Emotion and Disaster Response: A Sociological
Assessment of Fear and Human Behavior During Three Damaging Earthquakes,” Natural
Hazards Workshop, July 10-12, 2006, Boulder, Colorado.
April 20, 2006: Conference Presentation, “Earthquake Prediction Planning and Response in
California,” Quake ’06/ Disaster Resistant California, April 20, 2006, Sacramento,
California.
June 8, 2005: Workshop Presentation, “The California Tsunami Program: An Overview,”
Asia Pacific All Hazards Workshop, June 6-10, 2005, Honolulu, Hawaii.
November 30, 2004: Workshop Presentation, “Communicating With the Public: Some
Sociological Contributions,” California Tsunami Workshop, November 30-December 2,
2004. November 30 to December 2, 2004, Burlingame, California.
January 20, 2004: Panel Presentation, “The Benefits of Enhanced Seismic Monitoring for
Emergency Response and Recovery,” National Academies of Science Panel on the
Economic Benefits of Enhanced Seismic Monitoring, Washington, DC.

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