Presentation Schedule
Session A1

No.

Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
Chairperson
AuthorA1-1

Kenetsu UCHIDA

A1-2

Junho CHOI

Kyoto University

Sharing Concerns Among Stakeholders as a Driver for Sustainable Risk Communication :Case study from a series of workshops in Muraida Community in Shiga Prefecture

A1-3

Ismo SALERTO

Fida International(NGO)Materialization of International Agendas to the Grassroots

A1-4

Hideyuki SHIROSHITA

Kansai University

What Kind of Disaster Education Should be Explored?

A1-5

Glenn FERNANDEZ

Kyoto University

Youth Participation in Disaster Risk Reduction Through Science Clubs in the Philippines

August 24, 2012 (Friday) 16:10-17:40
ROOM1 (KIKU A)
Risk Communication and Education
Ichiro YATSUZUKA, Kumamoto University
Title
Afiliation
Effect of Disaster Warning Issuance Conditions on “Cry Wolf Syndrome” in the Case ofHokkaido University
a Landslide

Session A2

No.

Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
Chairperson
AuthorA2-1

Mohamed HARRIS

A2-2

Sandeeka
MANNAKKAARA

University of Auckland

A2-3

Hector MARTIN

University of the West A Critical Review of Haiti Earthquake of 2010: Key Development Problems and FocusedSolutions
IndiesA2-4

Naoto TANAKA

Kumamoto University Regional Environmental Changes Around the 6.26 Deluge in the Minami-Aso Area

A2-5

John HAYES

Queensland University Building Community Resilience – Learning from the 2011 Floods in Southeast
Queensland, Australiaof Technology

August 25, 2012 (Saturday) 10:20-11:50
ROOM1 (KIKU A)
Post DisasterNaoto TANAKA, Kumaoto University
Title
Afiliation
Management of Man-Made Disaster on Fisheries After the 2004 Tsunami on theEastern University
Batticaloa Lagoon, Sri Lanka
Building Back Better in Japan – Lessons from the Indian Ocean Tsunami experience inSri Lanka

Session A3No.

Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
ChairpersonAuthor

August 25, 2012 (Saturday) 13:00-14:30
ROOM1 (KIKU A)
Disaster and Society
Norio Okada, Kumamoto University
Title
Afiliation
Database Construction of Newspaper Article about Evacuation Behavior from Tsunami inGifu University
the Great East Japan Earthquake

A3-1

Sachiko OHNO

A3-2

Xuepeng QIAN

Ritsumeikan Asia
Pacific University

Pairing Aid System in Disaster Relief and Recovery Management : Lessons fromWenchuan Earthquake in China

A3-3

Ahmed WAHID UDDIN

Kanazawa University

Investigation of People’s Response to Provided Evacuation Information at the Localized
Torrential Heavy Rain in Japan: The Case of Asanogawa River Flood, 2008A3-4

Ichiro YATSUZUKA

Kumamoto University

Emergence and Networking Process of Disaster Relief Volunteer Activities at the Great
East Japan Earthquake in North Iwate Area

A3-5

Saman BANDARA

University of Moratuwa

People's Perceptions on Physical Elements of Pedestrian Infrastructure in Urban Flood
Situations

Presentation Schedule
Session A4
Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
Chairperson
AuthorMohammad Bagus
ADITYAWAN

No.
A4-1

A4-2 Chandana Dinesh PARAPE

August 25, 2012 (Saturday) 14:40-16:10
ROOM1 (KIKU A)
Tohoku Tsunami
Hajime Mase, Kyoto University
Afiliation

Title

Tohoku University

The Effect of River Mouth Morphological Features on Tsunami Intrusion

Kyoto University

Automated Identification of Tsunami Induct Damaged Buildings From Airborne Imagery
Using Extended Morphological Transformations

A4-3

Qiuhua LIANG

Newcastle University DART – A Dynamically Adaptive High-Resolution Tsunami Model

A4-4

Masatoshi YUHI

Kanazawa University A Numerical Simulation of Tsunami Propagation in the Middle Area of Japan Sea

A4-5

Hirohisa MIZUNO

Kashima Cooperation

Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
Chairperson
AuthorThushara
PRIYADARSHANA

August 25, 2012 (Saturday) 16:20-17:50
ROOM1 (KIKU A)
Analysis of Structural Damage (1)Taiji Mazda, Kumamoto University
Afiliation

A5-2

Elif Cagda KANDEMIR

Kumamoto University Simplified Approach to Nonlinear Viscous Damper Capacity

A5-3

Sui WEINING

A5-4

Tomohisa HAMAMOTO

A5-5

Chung-Ru WANG

Propagation Characteristics of the 2011 off the Pacific Coast of Tohoku Earthquake
Tsunami around Kyushu Island

Session A5No.
A5-1

Title

University of Peradeniya Variation in Cement Properties and Its Effect on Quality of Concrete

Shenyang Jianzhu
UniversityNonlinear Finite Element Analysis of Steel Frame Connected with External DiaphragmConnection

Pacific Consultants Co. Analytical Study of the Sheet Pile Quay Damaged by 2005 Fukuoka Earthquake
National CentralUniversity

Applying GUI for Analyzing Dynamic Signals from a Physical Earthquake Model

Session A6No.
A6-1

Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
Chairperson
AuthorWang ZHANFEI

August 26, 2012 (Sunday) 8:30-10:00
ROOM1 (KIKU A)
Analysis of Structural Damage (2)Toshitaka Yamao, Kumamoto University
Afiliation
Title
Shenyang Jianzhu
Study on Structural Properties of Steel Tubular Short Columns with Concrete-FilledUniversity

A6-2

A.M.A.C.S. BANDARA University of Peradeniya Sustainable Solution for Retrofitting of Bridges Damaged by Floods

A6-3

Tsuyoshi NAGASAWA

A6-4

Jih-Jang HUANG

National Pingtung
UniversityComparative Study of Soil Erodibility Index for Taiwan Mountainous Area

A6-5

Chou-Fu LIANG

National Pingtung
University

The Effects of Moisture Content of Recycled Incinerator Bottom Ash on Permeable
MRC Mixing

Pacific Consultants co. Study of Structural Damages with Massive Geomorphic Change Due to Tsunami

Presentation Schedule
Session A7
August 26, 2012 (Sunday) 10:10-11:40
ROOM1 (KIKU A)
Storm and Coast
Kenji Tanaka, Hiroshima Institute of Technology
Afiliation

No.

Date & TimeRoom No.
Session Title
ChairpersonAuthor

A7-1

Niru NIRUPAMAYork University

Similarities and Differences in Tsunami and Storm Surge Mitigation

A7-2

Junichi NINOMIYA

Kyoto University

Hindcast of Storm Surge and Current due to Typhoon Melor (2009)

A7-3

Masayuki MATSUYAMA

Kanazawa University Characteristics of Coastal Erosion on the Northern Kaetsu Coast, Ishikawa, Japan

A7-4

Kenji TANAKA

Hiroshima Institute of Toward the Prediction of Meteotsunamis Propagating over the East China Sea withDownscaling Approach
Technology

A7-5

Yu-Chieh LIN

National Pingtung
UniversityTitle

The Variation of Sediment Discharge During Flood Period

Session B1
Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
Chairperson
AuthorAugust 24, 2012 (Friday) 16:10-17:40
ROOM2 (KIKU B)
Living with Disaster
Ryuji Kakimoto, Kumamoto University
Afiliation

B1-1

Nishara FERNANDO

Living with Floods and Landslides: What do people exposed to floods and landslides
University of Colombo think about relocation as a vulnerability reduction strategy? The Case of Rattota andKolonnawa, Sri Lanka

B1-2

Ryuji KAKIMOTO

Kumamoto University Dynamic Change of Flood Risk Curve by Flood Control and Land Use

B1-3

ChanistPRASERTBURANAKUL

Mahidol University

Topographical Change Monitoring for Susceptible Landslide Area Determination byUsing Multi-Date Digital Terrain Model and LiDAR

B1-4

Xinyu JIANG

Kyoto University

Geo-Statistical Approach for Interpolation of Tsunami Height --- A Case Study on
Tohoku Tsunami Event

B1-5

Kohji UNO

No.

Title

Kobe City College of Availability and Limitation of Software Countermeasures for Heavy Rain Disaster in
Sayo Town, Hyogo Prefecture in August 2009
TechnologySession B2
August 25, 2012 (Saturday) 10:20-11:50
ROOM2 (KIKU B)
Resional Economics and Land-use
Shoshi Mizokami, Kumamoto UniversityAfiliation
Title
University ofLong-Run Effects of a Disaster: Structural Analysis
Kitakyushu

No.

Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
ChairpersonAuthor

B2-1

Yasuhide OKUYAMA

B2-2

Jayantha
WITHANAARACHCHIRMIT University

B2-3

PantipPIYATADSANANON

University of Salford

B2-4

Shoshi Mizokami

B2-5

Lijiao YANG

Traffic Impact Assessment and Land Use Development and Decision Making
The Capability of Spatial Analysis in Planning the Accessibility for Hazard Communityfrom Debris-Flow Events

Kumamoto University Effect of Compact City on Energy Consumption: an Analysis Based on Urban structure
Kyoto UniversityStudy on the Locations Planning of Material Storehouses for Flood Relief Activities

Presentation Schedule
Session B3No.

Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
ChairpersonAuthor

August 25, 2012 (Saturday) 13:00-14:30
ROOM2 (KIKU B)
Rehabilitation from Damage
Ranjith Dissanayake, University of Peradeniya
Afiliation

B3-1

Zabihullah SADIQIQueensland University Rebuilding Housing after a Disaster: Factors for Failure

B3-2

Nishara FERNANDO

University of Colombo Politics of Forced Relocation after 2004 Tsunami Disaster: The Case of Galle, Sri Lanka

B3-3

Yan CHANGThe University ofAuckland

Analysis of Resource Availability for Post-earthquake Reconstruction in Christchurch,
New Zealand

B3-4David O'BRIEN

University of Melbourne

Stage Two and Beyond: Improving Residents’Capacity to Modify Reconstruction Agency
Housing

B3-5

Elizabeth MALY

Kobe University

Toward People-centered Post-Disaster Housing Recovery in Tohoku: Learning fromexamples of transitional housing in Yogyakarta, Indonesia and Mississippi, United States

Title

Session B4
August 25, 2012 (Saturday) 14:40-16:10
ROOM2 (KIKU B)
Sustainable Society
Toshio Fujimi, Kumamoto University
No.
Afiliation
Title
Integrated Framework for Modeling of Critical Infrastructure Interdependency inShahid Beheshti
B4-1 Zhila HOSSEININEZHAD
Emergency Condition
UniversityDate & Time
Room No.
Session Title
ChairpersonAuthor

B4-2

Paul BARNES

B4-3

Mojgan TAHERI Tafti

B4-4

Jing-Li FAN

B4-5

Abhijeet DESHMUKHQueensland University Modelling Resilience in a Water Supply System:Contrasting conditions of drought andfloodof Technology
The University of
Melbourne

Limitations of the Owner-Driven Model in Post-Disaster Housing Reconstruction inUrban Settlements

Center for Energy andElectricity Demand Vulnerability to Climate Change in China: Evidence from a Sectoral
Environmental Policy
AnalysisResearchPurdue University

A Framework for Enhancing Resilience of Community by Expediting Post Disaster
RecoverySession B5No.

Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
ChairpersonAuthor

August 25, 2012 (Saturday) 16:20-17:50
ROOM2 (KIKU B)
Evacuation and Simulation
Seungjae LEE, University of Seoul
Afiliation

Title

B5-1

Seungjae LEE

University of Seoul

An Evacuation Route Planning Based on Multi Agent Simulation

B5-2

Fumitaka KURAUCHI

Gifu University

Optimal Bimodal-evacuation Planning Model for Inland Flooding

B5-3

Masashi OKUSHIMAThe University ofTokushima

Traffic Simulation of Evacuation by Vehicle at the Outbreak of Tsunami in the Coastal
Plain Area of the Local City

B5-4

K.MATSUO

Ministry of Land

Flood and Evacuation Simulations for Urban Flooding

B5-5

I TSOU

National Pingtung
University

A Simulation Study for Flood Disaster Reduction by Detention Pond in Lin-Bian River
Basin

Presentation Schedule
Session B6
Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
Chairperson
AuthorNo.

August 26, 2012 (Sunday) 8:30-10:00
ROOM2 (KIKU B)
Risk assessment and Community
Fumihiko Yamada, Kumamoto University
Title
Afiliation
The University of Hong Public-Private-People Partnerships (4P) for Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation and Postdisaster Reconstruction
Kong

B6-1

Junqi ZHANG

B6-2

Nataina LUMMEN

B6-3

Kelum
WICKRAMARATHNE

University of Moratuwa Evaluating the Risk of Flooding to Transport Infrastructure using GIS Technology.

B6-4

Hwayoung KIM

Kumamoto University Constructing a Sustainable Community: Developing Plan Context Indicators in Japan

B6-5

Toshio FUJIMI

Kumamoto University Investigation on Factors to Bias Perceived Risk of House Destruction

Kumamoto University

Integrated Vulnerability and Risk Assessment : Case Study in Coastal Communities,Jamaica

Session B7No.

Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
Chairperson
AuthorAugust 26, 2012 (Sunday) 10:10-11:40
ROOM2 (KIKU B)
Information System for DisasterS. C.Wirasinghe, University of Calgary
Afiliation

B7-1

Tatsuro TASHIRO

Kumamoto University

Flood Risk Curve Generation System with the Uncleaness of Estimating a Spatial
Distribution of Land Use: An Utility Test through Caluclating the Flood Damage Each
Reappearance Time at Kosen in Kumamoto City

B7-2

Tomoyuki FURUTANIKeio University

A Study on a Platform to Scan the Earth Information Including Environmental Radiationin the Internet Society

B7-3

Samanthi W. DURAGE

University of Calgary

Analysis of the Tornado Detection, Warning and Communication System in Canada

B7-4

Mahito USUIMie University

Study on Fixing Safety Confirmation Using Information System in a Local Community

B7-5

Shigeru KAKUMOTOTokyo Institute ofTechnology

Information System for Supporting Safety and Comfortable Regions and Countries

Title

Presentation Schedule (Korea-Taiwan-Japan Joint Seminar 2012)
Session KTJ1
Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
Chairpersons
No.
AuthorAugust 25, 2012 (Saturday) 10:20-11:50
ROOM3 (ASAGAO)
Structures
Prof. Akira KASAI and Prof. Heui suk JANG
Afiliation

KTJ1-1

Toshio YAMAO

Kumamoto University Investigation of structural behavior and stress distribution of stone arches

KTJ1-2

Heui Suk JANG

KTJ1-3

Yeong I GONG

KTJ1-4

Hyosang HWANG

Session KTJ2
Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
Chairpersons
No.
AuthorBukyong NationalUniversity

Title

Concrete Shear Strength of Normal and Lightweight Concrete Beams Reinforced withFRP Bars

Jungshin EnC Co., Ltd. Multi-support excitation test of single-pylon cable-stayed bridge using shaking table
Korea Maritime
University

A Study on Application of Mixed Girder in Steel Box Girder Bridge

August 25, 2012 (Saturday) 13:00-14:30
ROOM3 (ASAGAO)
Earthquakes and Numerical Technics
Prof. Toshio YAMAO and Prof. Sung woo MOON
Afiliation
Title
Application of back-propagation networks in debris flow runout estimation in theKyushu University
Wenchuan earthquake area

KTJ2-1Jian WU

KTJ2-2

Guruh SAMODRA

Kyushu University

Spatial Pattern of Socio-economic Landslide Vulnerability and its Spatial Prediction bymeans of GIS-Fuzzy Logic in Kayangan Catchment Indonesia

KTJ2-3

Yingbin ZHANG

Kyushu University

Effects of vertical seismic force on the initiation of the Daguangbao landslide induced by
the Wenchuan earthquake

KTJ2-4

Jae-Yun HWANG

Busan Metropolita
Council

Key Block Analysis Method for Information Design and Construction Technology inLarge Long Tunnels

Session KTJ3Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
Chairpersons
No.
AuthorAugust 25, 2012 (Saturday) 14:40-16:10
ROOM3 (ASAGAO)
Soil and GIS
Prof. Guangqi CHEN and Prof. Tae hyung KIM
Afiliation
Title
Geographical Information Analysis on the Causes of Collapse Initiation in Tohoku
Kyushu University
Earthquake

KTJ3-1Fan YANAN

KTJ3-2

Dong-hyun PARK

Pusan NationalUniversity

The Visualization by Analyzing the Relationship Between the Air Pollutants and Climatic
Factors using GIS

KTJ3-3

MinAh LEE

Korea Maritime
UniversityMechanical Strength Characteristics of New Lightweight Soil

KTJ3-4Jing-Wen CHEN

National Chen-Kung
University

Liquefaction Resistance and Internal Erosion Potential of Non-Plastic Silty Sand

Session KTJ4
Date & Time
Room No.
Session Title
Chairpersons
No.
AuthorAugust 25, 2012 (Saturday) 16:20-17:50
ROOM3 (ASAGAO)
Sediment DisasterProf. Ryosuke KITAMURA and Prof. Kab soo KYUNG
Afiliation

KTJ4-1

Ryosuke KITAMURA

Kagoshima University Prediction procedures for sediment disasters induced by heavy rain

KTJ4-2Hong-Duk MOON

KTJ4-3

Wen-Chi LAI

Title

Gyeongnam National
The development of End-expanded soil nailing method for ground reinforcement and its
University of Science
applicabilityand Technology
NCKU University

The Management of Mitigation and Reconstruction for the Hazardous Catchment Areas
Caused by the 2009 Typhoon Morakot