WORLD BOSAI FORUM / IDRC 2019 in SENDAI

November 9 sat 12 tue ,2019
Venue Sendai International Center, Kawauchi Hagi Hall (Tohoku University)

PROGRAM BOOK

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Sponsors
Platinum Level Sponsor

Gold Level Sponsor

Silver Level Sponsor
Sendai General
Construction Association

Japan Bosai Platform

Exhibition Technologies, Inc.

Weathernews Inc.

A2 Corporation

TTK Co., Ltd.

TOYO KANKYO KAIHATSU
Co.,Ltd.

Fukamatsugumi Co.,Ltd.

Nippon Sogo Systems, Inc.

Miyagi DismantlingContractors Cooperative

Official Carrier

Special Sponsor

Contents
Message ………………………………………………………………………… 2
Overview ………………………………………………………………………… 3
Access Guide …………………………………………………………………… 4
Floor Guide ……………………………………………………………………… 6
Program …………………………………………………………………………… 8
Poster Session ………………………………………………………………… 11
Exhibition group list ………………………………………………………… 13
Flash Talk Presentations …………………………………………………… 14
Sponsors ……………………………………………………………………… 15

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Message

Yuichi Ono

Founder and CEO, World Bosai Forum

Fumihiko Imamura

Welcome to the second World Bosai Forum. This forum was created with the strong determination tocreate a world in which no one will ever suffer from a tragic disaster again from the disaster-stricken
areas of Tohoku that experienced the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami. The goal is to sharewith you effective and concrete Bosai (disaster risk reduction) solutions. This is an open forum inwhich anyone can register, whether professional or non-professional. The highlight of the more than
60 oral sessions will be organized freely by international organizations such as the United Nations, aid
agencies such as JICA, universities and research institutions, governments, private companies, NGOs
and others, and will showcase the latest knowledge and activities. The language used is basicallyEnglish, but there are many sessions with simultaneous translation in Japanese. Also, besides the oral
session, there are many other plans. I sincerely hope that through dialogue on Bosai, participants fromJapan and overseas will expand the circle of Bosai from Sendai, a sacred place for Bosai, to Japan andoverseas.

As the Chairperson of the Local Organizing Committee, I would like to welcome all of you here in
Sendai. At the eve of the forum, which will be held at Tohoku University's Hagi Hall in the afternoon ofNovember 9, everyone will be able to see how the power of culture, music, and the arts has contributed
to the recovery of the disaster-stricken areas of Tohoku. In the main body meeting of the forum, I
would like to promote support for earthquake disaster recovery in the local communities (Tohoku,
Miyagi and Sendai), transmission of lessons, and innovation related to Bosai (disaster risk reduction).
In addition to the main body meetings, we will hold the Sendai Bosai Future Forum on November
10, hosted by Sendai City, and an exhibition of disaster-related companies, called the Earthquake
disaster measures Technology Expo organized by Exhibition Technology, on November 10 to 11 at theexhibition building of the Sendai International Center where the World Bosai Forum will be held.

Chairperson, World Bosai Forum Local
Organizing Committee

I would like to welcome you on behalf of the International Steering Committee. The World Bosai
Forum and the International Disaster and Risk Conference (IDRC), which is organized by the Global
Risk Forum in Davos, have a cooperative relationship and support each other in organizing theseinternational experts and practitioners’ gatherings. I understand that this year's WBF theme focuseson disaster risk reduction efforts by local governments, as the deadline for the Sendai Global Target E
is next year. It is a good opportunity to learn what kind of efforts are being made by the municipalities
affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami. This forum, which brings together people
involved in disaster risk reduction from around the world, and the IDRC in Davos, will work together
to contribute to disaster risk reduction around the world.”

Walter Ammann

World Bosai Forum International Steering
Committee Member

Kanayo Kousaka

Secretary-General, World Bosai Forum
Secretariat

2

Hello everyone. Welcome to the second World Bosai Forum. This forum is an "international
conference with citizen participation" in which not only disaster risk reduction officials from industry,
government, and academia but also ordinary citizens participate to share their knowledge of "so far"and "from now on" while inheriting the experiences of the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami.
The forum features approximately 60 oral sessions, large and small, as well as poster presentations,mini-presentations, and exhibitions. The study tour would bring you to the tsunami-affected area
where you could observe the ongoing recovery and reconstruction efforts since the disaster hit eight
and a half years ago. I also want you to enjoy beautiful autumn of Tohoku. Various people from Japanand overseas gather in Sendai to discuss disaster risk reduction (BOSAI) and find solutions that canadvance even a little "step forward" through dialogue and discussion. We hope that we can provide"creation of opportunities" and "connections" for you as the World Bosai Forum Secretariat. Let us
enjoy the forum together.

Overview
Organizer

World Bosai Forum Local Organizing Committee/World Bosai Forum International Steering
Committee

Sponsorship

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology,
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Toursism, Cabinet Office, Government of Japan,
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Aomori prefecture, Iwate Prefecture, Fukushima
Prefecture, NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) Sendai Broadcasting station, Sendai Television
Incorpolated,TOHOKU BROADCASTING CO LTD., Miyagi Television Broadcasting Co.,Ltd.,HIGASHI NIPPON BROADCASTING Co.,Ltd., Sendai FM BROADCASTING, INC., The Asahi
Shimbun CompanySendai general office, The Mainichi Newspapers Co., Ltd. Sendai branch office,
SANKEI SHIMBUN CO.,LTD. Tohoku general office, THE YOMIURI SHIMBUN Tohoku general
office）

Media Partner3

Access Guide4

●仙台防災未来フォーラム●「震災対策技術展」

5

Floor Guide
会議棟１Ｆ
Conference Building 1F

Sendai International Center Floor Guide

仙台国際センターフロア案内図
ホワイエ

大道具搬入口

日本庭園

[控室D]

ステージ

[控室C]
[控室B]

[研修室]

Press Conference Room
記者会見室

ホワイエ

[小会議室1][Meeting Room 1]

EV

EV

Cloak Room
クローク

Prayer’s Room
礼拝室

Press Room
プレスルーム[小会議室3][Meeting Room 3][小会議室2][Meeting Room 2]

有料
コピー機

レストラン

正面入口

EV

事務室

会議棟２Ｆ
Conference Building 2F

音響調整室

Room 1PC Preview Center
PCプレビューセンター
音響[大ホール][Main Hall][控室8]

Exhibition & Poster
一般展示／ポスター会場
飲食・休憩スペース消火栓[桜][Sakura]調光
音
響

モニュメント調光音響消Registration Desk
参加受付

EV

水 水

消
排煙

消
排煙

自動販売機

Room 3

インフォメーションボード

仙台市コンベンションビューローデスク[萩][Hagi]

伊達武将隊ツアーデスク

Infomation Area
インフォメーションデスク等

WBF Oﬃce
WBF事務局本部[小会議室5][Meeting Room 5]

水Room 2

Exhibition Hall
展示棟

[橘]
[Tachibana]

展示棟へ

Secreatriat Room
運営事務局控室[小会議室4][Meeting Room 4]61F正面入口より

トラベルデスク
仙台市スタディーツアーデスク

EVEV会議棟３Ｆ
Conference Building 3F

EV

EV

吹抜

萩
（傍聴席）

Room 4[白橿1][Shirakashi 1]

Flash Talk Presentations 2
ミニプレゼンコーナー2

橘
（傍聴席）

[小会議室7][Meeting Room 7]

Room 5[白橿2][Shirakashi
2]
EV

Flash Talk Presentations 1
ミニプレゼンコーナー1[小会議室6][Meeting Room 6]

Exhibition / Poster Session
Resting Area
Eating / Drinking Space

T08
T06
T05
T04
T03
T02
T01

T09
T10
T11
T12
T13
T14
T15

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Program
Sunday, 10 November

Venue

Main Hall(Room1):Open Session

AM1

AM2

AM3

PM1

PM2

PM3

9:00-10:00

10:00-10:45

11:00-12:30

14:00-15:30

16:00-17:30

18:00-19:30

O1-1

O1-2

WBF PreOpening

WBF
Opening

Great East Japan
The past and present role
Earthquake Memorialof national universities
Symposium: Passing Down
experienced the 2011
Disaster Experience - Its
Tohoku Earthquake andTrue Meaning and Reality
tsunami for discussion on
Disaster-Resilient andthe future BOSAI
Environmentally-Friendly City
Promotion Office,City Planning Policy Bureau, Tohoku University- IRIDeSCity of Sendai

NHK World-Japan(Tohoku Regional Bureau MLIT, Aomori
Prefecture, iwate Prefecture, Miyagi prefecture,
Fukushima Prefecture, Sendai City)

O1-6

O1-7

O1-8

Cross-cutting theDisaster-Related
Sciences: Challenges of aMultidisciplinary Team in
Tohoku University

Thinking about
Disaster Storytelling:
How to Use Oral
Narratives to Prevent
Future Fatalities

Miyagi Prefectural
Government

The Core Research Clusterof Disaster Science

The Kahoku Shimpo

O1-10

O1-11

O1-12

Creating new disaster
Disaster Risk Reduction
and Women's Leadership prevention industry basedon the lessons learned
Gender Equal Opportunity from the Great East Japan
Earthquake
Section,
City of Sendai Sendai
Gender Equal Opportunity
City of Sendai
Foundation

O1-13
State-of-the-art
research on wind
related disaster risk
reduction
International Group on
Wind-Related Disaster
Risk Reduction

Conference Bldg 3F

Shirakashi2(Room 5)

Disaster Memorial Network Council

Teachers' Capacity
Development forEnhancing Disaster
Risk Reduction at
SchoolMiyagi University of
Education

Poster Session, Exhibition

SakuraShirakashi1(Room 4)O1-4
3.11 DENSHO ROAD to Hand
down the Lessons of the Great
East Japan
Earthquake~Activities ofMemorializing the Earthquake inIndustry-academia-governmentcitizen Collaborations ~“Moving Hearts” With
Experiences and Lessons~ Connecting Stories toSpecific Disaster
Prevention Measures

O1-9
Media and Bosai: A
Crucial Combinationfor Saving Lives

O1-3
Accelerating formulationof local DRR plans toward
the next 10 years of theirimplementation - How toachieve Global Target (e)of the Sendai
Framework?Japan International
Cooperation Agency

O1-14

O1-15

O1-16

Knitting Networks of
Research, Development, andRole of NPOs andScience-Policy-Actions for Utilization of Beppu Model volunteer organizations in
Accelerating Achievement of Disability-inclusive Disasterdisaster recovery:
SFDRR Targets andRisk Reduction: Towards
International and Japan
Ensuring Coherence of PostSeamless Connections
cases2015 Global Agreements
between Normal andDisaster Times
United Nations UniversityTohoku UniversityInstitute for the Advanced
Doshisha University
IRIDeS
Study of Sustainability

O1-17

O1-18

Creating a disasterresilient society throughindustry-academia
collaboration

NATECH Risk in Asia
Pacific
Keio University

Tohoku University- IRIDeS+ Tokio Marine & Nichido
Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Meeting
Room 6

Meeting
Room 7

8

12:45-14:00

Flash Talk
Presentation

15:35
15:50

Flash
Talk
Present
ation

20:00
-21:50

17:35
17:50

Flash
Talk
Present
ation

Reception（Hotel Metropolitan SENDAI）

Conference Bldg 2F

Tachibana(Room 2)

Hagi
(Room 3)

:Simultaneous Interpretation

Monday, 11 November

Venue

AM1

AM2

AM3

PM1

PM2

PM3

8:00-8:20

8:30-10:00

10:30-12:00

13:30-15:00

15:30-17:00

17:30-19:00

O2-1

O2-2

O2-3

O2-4

K01

Main Hall(Room1)

Conference Bldg 2F

Tachibana(Room 2)

:Simultaneous Interpretation

KeynoteSpeechO2-5Local production for local Public Understanding on Build Back Better as a key
Contribution fromprotection (Chisan Chibo) –to achieve Climate
meteorology, hydrology
Typhoon and Related
Proposing standardized Disaster (Lessons Learned
Resilienceand DRR for the Platform
local-level bosai operations from the Past Disaster)-How we will deal withon Water Resilience andfrom Tohoku
intensifying meteorological
Disasters
disasters-

Tohoku University- IRIDeSUNESCAP/WMO Typhoon
Committee

O2-6

O2-7

ICHARM

Pacific Consultants Co.,
Ltd.

O2-8

GADRI Activities andContributions to the
Science and Technology
Roadmap for the
implementation of SFDRR
Agenda 2015-2030

Kyoto University; GADRI

O2-10

O2-9

Practical use of recovery Transdisciplinary Approach Preparation for "SUPER-ISENew Horizon of IRIDeSNTT Innovative Research experiences from the Great (TDA) for Building Societal BAY Typhoon", 60-Years

Enhancing Resilience of
Coastal Communities
through Reduction of
Ocean Risks

Resilience to Disasters East Japan Earthquake for
After Ise Bay Typhoon
support to Central Sulawesi in Efforts towards Achieving
the Goals of Sendai
Indonesia
Chubu Regional Development
Framework The Ocean Policy Research
Bureau of the Ministry ofLand,Infrastructure,Transport Institute, Sasakawa Peace
Japan International
Foundation
and Tourism
Japan Society of Civil
Cooperation Agency (JICA)

NTT

Engineers

O2-11

Hagi
(Room 3)

O2-13

Kobe University

Tohoku University- IRIDeS

SakuraInstitute of Industrial
Science, The University ofTokyo

The tale of the two 2018
tsunamis in Indonesia
from a healthperspective.
The City University ofHong Kong

O2-17

O2-18

Ministry of Health

O2-19

Islamic State University of North
Sumatera, Medan, Indonesia

Conference Bldg 3F

O2-24

Innovative remote sensing
technologies forenhancing disastermanagement
Tohoku University- IRIDeS

Meeting Room
6

Meeting Room
7

UNESCO

Health System Disruption at Participatory Monitoring
Immediate capacity
Primary Health Center Levelassessment of infectious
of Health Security by
Affected by Earthquake,
Nurses for Disaster Risk disease surveillance officer
Tsunami, and Liquifaction
after disaster in Central
Reduction
Sulawesi Province
inThree Districts of Central
earthquake and tsunami,
Sulawesi, Indonesia
University of Kochi, Japan
Indonesia

O2-22

Shirakashi2(Room 5)Engineering, Technology,
and Innovation for DRR in
Asia and the Pacific

Poster Session(12:15-13:15 Poster presentation core time ),Exhibition
O2-16

Shirakashi1(Room 4)

O2-15

O2-14

Variation of Build-Back- Technology and disaster Fostering U-Inspire alliance- Youth and young
Better: Asian
management education
professionals in Science,
Perspectives
for “adult”

Recent Progress of the
Global Centre forDisaster Statistics(GCDS)

12:15-13:30

O2-25

Planning for resettlement
Is relocation an effective
solution to increased coastal after disaster: Lessons
from the case of Dar es
community resilience?
Salaam, Tanzania
Sharing international
perspectives
University of Grenoble Alpes
Tohoku University- IRIDeS & Technical University ofDarmstadt

15:05
15:20

17:05
17:20

Flash Talk
Presentation

Flash
Talk
Present
ation

Flash
Talk
Present
ation

12:15-13:30

15:05
15:20

17:05
17:20

Flash Talk
Presentation

Flash
Talk
Present
ation

Flash
Talk
Present
ation

9

Tuesday, 12 November

Venue

AM1

AM2

AM3

PM1

PM2

PM3

8:00-8:20

8:30-10:00

10:30-12:00

13:30-15:00

15:30-17:00

17:30-18:00

K02

Main Hall(Room1):Simultaneous Interpretation

KeynoteSpeech

O3-1

O3-3

O3-4

Toward Restoration after
Fukushima Daiichi
Nuclear Accident

Value of advance
information forearthquake damage
reduction and its
feasibility

Support to Disaster Risk
Reduction by private
sectorTohoku University

JAPAN TOBACCO INC.

OPTAGE Inc.

Conference Bldg 2F

Tachibana(Room 2)

O3-5

O3-6

Spiritual care andrelevant faith-based
activity in disaster relief
and recovery

BOSAI DIVERSITYDiversity in disaster
preparation

Soka Gakkai International

Hagi(Room 3)O3-7

Yahoo Japan co.

ESCAP

O3-10

O3-11

O3-12

BOSAI POINT.A new
disaster-preventing
service,using youruntouched points toraise donations

The future of wide area
disaster response by
drones and air mobilities

O3-13
Advances ofInternational
Collaboration on M9Disaster Science
Tohoku University- IRIDeSBOSAI POINT PROJECT

O3-14

O3-15

O3-16

Fuel stocking proposal to Support for affected areas
connect life at the time of by "local residents" in the
Great East Japandisaster
NIPON BCP INC

Earthquake "Connecting"town development by"collaboration"

All Japan Council
Company

Conference Bldg 3F

O3-17

O3-18

Redefining and be
preparing for disasters:
the lessons from the
Moken sea nomads ofThailandIFIP session on IT in
Disaster Risk Reduction(ITDRR)The Factors Regulate toCommunity Participation in
Sustainable Disaster
Recovery Program: An
Experience of Cyclone Aila
Disaster Affected Coastal
People Bangladesh

University of Malaya,
Malaysia

IFIP＋IPSJ

Chulalongkorn University

Meeting Room
6

Meeting Room
7

10

Drone Fund

Poster Session, Exhibition

SakuraShirakashi2(Room 5)Business Council for the
Fukushima Innovation Coast
Initiative (representative of Tokyo
Electric Power Company)

Interdisciplinary Strategies inGeneral Education for
Disaster Risk Reduction:The
Six-Year Experience by
DRMAPS at the University of
the Philippines

University of the Philippines
DilimanShirakashi1(Room 4)

O3-8

The Asia-Pacific Disaster "FUKUSHIMA" its disasters
archives, current
Report 2019: Pathways
for resilience, inclusion revitalization status and thefutureand empowerment

12:15-13:30

15:05
15:20

17:05
17:20

Flash Talk
Presentation

Flash
Talk
Present
ation

Flash
Talk
Present
ation

12:15-13:30

15:05
15:20

17:05
17:20

Flash Talk
Presentation

Flash
Talk
Present
ation

Flash
Talk
Present
ation

ClosingPoster Session
Poster number

Name

Title

P01

Akari Nakai Kidd

TRACING 3.11.11

P02

Shun

Nakazawa

Joint Development and Implementation of a Community Engagement
Model Practical Education Program Based on Disaster Response Expertise :Community Planner Training at Miyagi University and the University of Hyogo

P03

Constance Ting
Chua

<strong>Response of por t infrastructure to tsunami impacts: Damage
observations from the 2011 Tohoku tsunami</strong>

P04

HiroshiNational Diet Library Great East Japan Earthquake Archive: HINAGIKU

P05

kwanchai pakoksung

Tsunami Simulation in the 28 September 2018 Palu Bay, Indonesia, Using
Submarine Landslide Source and Two-layer Depth-integrated Modeling

P06

Tomoki

Spatial distribution of cause of death based on resident address of thedeceased in the 2011 Tohoku Tsunami: A case study of Ishinomaki City, Miyagi
prefecture

P07

Jose

P08

Anawat Suppasri

Cascading effects of tsunami disasters

P09

Shuji Seto

The cause of death analysis based on the deceased’s data in the 2011 Tohoku
Tsunami: A case study of Miyagi prefecture

P10

Shuji Seto

The analysis of location data related to the deceased in the 2011 Tohoku
Tsunami: A case study of Miyagi prefecture

P11

MachikoKamiyama

A Case Study of Cooperation between Historians and Psychologists inProviding and Assessing Community Psychosocial Support in Tsunami-affected
Areas

P12

mitsuakikizaki

Fuel stocking proposal to connect life at the time of disaster

P13

Hiroaki Enoki

Support for affected areas by "local residents" in the Great East Japan
Earthquake "Connecting" town development by "collaboration"

P14

Yo

Making use of uncertain earthquake forecast information: Challenges towarddisaster risk reduction against the anticipated Nankai Trough Earthquake (M8M9), western Japan

P15

Yuto Shiozaki

Concepts of Urban System's Resilience and a Mathematical Model

P16

Naoko

Study on Emergency Management Using Incident Response Log Classification
Based on Activity Objectives

P17

Adrian Dela Cruz
Romero<strong>BUILDING DISASTER RESILIENT COMMUNITIES THROUGH SERVICELEARNING: REFLECTIONS AND LESSONS OF UNIVERSITY OF SANTOTOMAS NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM CWTS/LTS</strong>

P18

ShusukeNon-structural approach to volcanic disaster risk reduction through BOSAI
project phase2 in Guatemala: activities for capacity development ofcommunities, municipalities and national institution.

P19

Akiko

ETO

Health-Related Studies After the Great East Japan Earthquake: A Literature
Review

P20

Anna

Shinka

The analysis of tsunami evacuation behavior considering tsunami victim’s datafrom a case study in Kesennuma city

P21

TakeshiMiyawaki

P22

Reggy
Figer

Capacio

P23

KanakoMasunoMaeda

Serikawa

Pastrana

Fukushima

KosakaIRABU<strong>Spanish cooperation in the field of training for disaster risk reductionin Latin America and the Caribbean</strong>

Research on the education for disaster reduction: Effects of “Starter Guide”
shelter management game (HUG).
Personal Networks Among Selected Elderly in Post-Disaster Community in
Tacloban City
Emergency nutritional support in Japan: histry, bottleneck, and future
perspective with technology

11Poster Session
Poster number

Name

Title

P24

MIZAN BUSTANULFUADY BISRISEARCH (Search Engine for Research on Risk and Resilience) - CARI! (Cerdas
Antisipasi Risiko Bencana di Indonesia)

P25

seyedmohsen

alavi

Toward Resilient cities: <em>disaster</em> Risk <em>Reduction</em> analysis
of Urban Water Infrastructures in A Potential Earthquake (Case study: Region
2 of Tehran Municipality)

P26

Fumihiko

ImamuraLocal production for local protection (<em>Chisan Chibo</em>) – Proposing astandardized local-level <em>bosai</em>operations from Tohoku

P27

Adrian Dela Cruz
Romero<strong>HERSTORY: FACILITATING PARTICIPATORY DISASTER RISKA S S E S S M E N T TO T H E S I N G L E - M OT H E R S O F S U B - U R BA N P O O RRESETTLEMENT HOUSING IN PHILIPPINES</strong>

P28

Manoranjan<strong>Climate Change Induced Rural Socio-Economic Vulnerability: An
Empirical Regional Analysis from Sub-Himalayan West Bengal, India</strong>

P29

Miho

P30

Kazuo Sasaki

How to save people from earthquake?

P31

An chi CHENG

A proposed framework for clarifying consequence impacts chain of tsunami
hazards on global seaborne network

P32

JIEHJIUH<strong>Long term recovery and resilience construct- The lessons learned from
Jiji earthquake</strong>

P33

Tony

Jarrett<strong>Fire Service experts enhancing bush fire disaster resilience education
with Primary School Geography students: A case study from New South
Wales, Australia</strong>

P34

Gianluca Pescaroli<strong>A review of stressors affecting organisational resilience of emergency
facilities and infrastructure in cascading crises</strong>

P35

MuksinUmar<strong>Comprehensive Investigation of active faults and its impacts in South
East Aceh Region</strong>

P36

Syamsidik Syamsidik<strong>Investigating Planned Elevated Road for Mitigating Impacts of Tsunami
on Banda Aceh, IndonesiaInvestigating Planned Elevated Road for Mitigating
Impacts of Tsunami on Banda Aceh, Indonesia</strong>

P37

Ella

AN OVERVIEW OF POST-DISASTER RISKS TO SCHOOL FACILITIES IN ACEHPROVINCE OF INDONESIA

P38

Christian Webersik

Extreme weather, displacement, and conflict: New insights from Somalia

P39

Carrie Garrison-Laney

Using tsunami deposits and modeling to study tsunami history and sources in
Washington State, USA

P40

Natt

Leelawat

Typhoon Wind Speed VS. Storm Surge Inundation: Understanding Risk of
Building Damage from Statistical Analysis

P41

Yayoi

Nakamura

Sleep disturbance among people in Minamisanriku town after the Great East
Japan Earthquake

P42

Ryosuke Koga

Strengthening Disaster-response Capabilities of Expressway

P43

Junko

OkuyamaInfluence of leisure time on the mental health of affected high school students
by the disaster

P44

Maria Bernadet Karina
Dewi

The Asia-Pacific Disaster Report 2019: Pathways for resilience, inclusionand empowerment

P45

Masakazu Hashimoto

Investigation of typhoon no. 19 induced flood damages and historicalcharacteristics of flood hazards around Yoshida River in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

P46

YueleiDisaster Risk Reduction Knowledge Service

P47

Ilpyon Hong

12

Ghosh

Ohara

WANG

Meilianda

Yuan

Disaster Awareness Improvement by Flood Simulated Experience in Virtual
Reality

Water-Related Disaster Security: Assessing National Risk in Asia

Exhibition group list
Exhibition / Poster Session
Resting Area
Eating / Drinking Space

T08
T06
T05
T04
T03
T02
T01

T09
T10
T11
T12
T13
T14
T15

Group list

T01 Miyagi University
T02 Japan BCP Inc
T03 Kochi University of Technology
T04 Resilient ICT Research Center, National Institute of Information and Communications
Technology
T05 National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience
T06 GADRI / DPRI
T08 CONSAM CO.,LTD.
T09 Disaster Management Training Center
T10 Journal of Disaster Research
T11 Japan Bosai Platform
T12 TRUSTIA CORPORATION
T13 Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
T14 BOSAI POINT PROJECT.
T15 Weathernews Inc

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Flash Talk Presentations
Session No. Date

Time

Venue

Name

Affiliation
Tokyo Metropolitan
University

Title
Disaster Heritage to Promote Dark Tourism for
Resilient Community

Dankook University

Recent Activity for DRR in Republic of Korea

MP1-01 10-Nov 12:45-13:00 Meeting room 7 Mikio ISHIWATARI

Japan International Cooperation
Agency/ University of Tokyo

Current state of SFDRR related research andeducation by universities and institutions

MP1-02 10-Nov 13:05-13:20 Meeting room 7 Masa-yuki Yamamoto

Kochi University ofTechnology

Proposition of a New Ground-based Observation
Network of Infrasound for Tsunami Disaster Mitigation

Hideaki Murai. Ikuo
OikawaAll Japan Council
Company

Support for affected areas by "local residents" in the Great East
Japan Earthquake "Connecting" town development by "collaboration"

UNDRR/International
Recovery Platform

Recovery Institutions to Build Back Better

United Nations Office forDisaster Risk Reduction

Sendai Framework Voluntary Commitments: An online platform
where all stakeholders can showcase their work on DRR

MP1-E

10-Nov 15:35-15:50 Meeting room 6 Nurjanah Jane

MP1-F

10-Nov 17:35-17:50 Meeting room 6

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Dr./Mr. Kang Chang
Hyun

MP1-04 10-Nov 13:45-14:00 Meeting room 7 Paul Rosenberg
MP1-05 10-Nov 15:35-15:50 Meeting room 7

Eric Ariel Gonzales
Rocha

MP1-06 10-Nov 17:35-17:50 Meeting room 7 KAZUYUKI TOHYAMA TRUSTIA CORPORATION

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Disaster Preparedness from anywhere in the world!!

MP2-01 11-Nov 12:15-12:30 Meeting room 6 Yudai Tsuda

Tech Design Co,.Ltd.

Enterprise Risk Management platform to minimize
economic losses from disasters

MP2-02 11-Nov 12:35-12:50 Meeting room 6 DAIKI AKASAKAIKUSA Inc.

New Sports Day for Bosai 〜 Disaster Prevention“Revolution" by Entertainment force 〜

MP2-03 11-Nov 12:55-13:10 Meeting room 6 Yusaku Izumi

KOKUA

The Creation of “Investment Crowdfunding Platform
for Non-Profit Organization”

MP2-04 11-Nov 13:15-13:30 Meeting room 6 Kojiro Akiyama

Kodomo-shokudo support why free restaurants for children can be bousaiorganization
plattform.

MP2-05 11-Nov 15:05-15:20 Meeting room 6 Akihiro Matsushita

CINQ.Co., Ltd

Forestry technology to DRR field

MP2-06 11-Nov 17:05-17:20 Meeting room 6 Akihiro Nakamura

LPP (Life Protect Plan)

Development of the new disaster information analysis
system which looking ahead for the next-generation Japan.

MP2-07 11-Nov 12:15-12:30 Meeting room 7 Mitsuaki Kizaki

Nippon BCP Inc

Fuel stocking proposal to connect life at the time ofdisaster

MP2-08 11-Nov 12:35-12:50 Meeting room 7 Miwako Kitamura

Tohoku University Graduate
school of Engineering

Gender in disaster: Elderly caregiver circumstances during the Great East
Japan Earthquake example study of rural coastal area in Iwate prefecture
Enhancing the Access of Foreigners to the Disaster Relief Assistance

MP2-09 11-Nov 12:55-13:10 Meeting room 7 Ikuyo Kikusawa

Chief Researcher, Fukuoka Disaster Management through A ugmented Reality
Urban Research Centerand Satellite Data

MP2-10 11-Nov 13:15-13:30 Meeting room 7 Ariston N. Gonzalez

Adarna Aerospace

Crisis Management in the field of Tourism

MP2-11 11-Nov 15:05-15:20 Meeting room 7 Hokuto Asano

Japan Tourism Agency

SERVICE LEARNING THROUGH NSTP CWTS/LTS: The Community
Based Disaster Risk Reduction Program of University of Santo TomasNational Service Training Program (NSTP) CWTS/LTS

MP3-01 12-Nov 12:15-12:30 Meeting room 6 Sheila Ruth Masangkay, Ms.

University of Santo TomasNational Service Training
Program CWTS/LTS

A social-ecological approach to disaster risk management
applied to the case study of the Marche Region, Italy

MP3-02 12-Nov 12:35-12:50 Meeting room 6 Alessandra Colocci

Universita Politecnicadelle Marche

Mobilizing Local Knowledge in Local Disaster Risk
Reduction Strategies

MP3-03 12-Nov 12:55-13:10 Meeting room 6 Dr Aaron Opdyke

The University of Sydney

Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) assessments
two years after Nepal 2015 earthquake

MP3-04 12-Nov 13:15-13:30 Meeting room 6 Sital Uprety

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
Univesity of Illinois and Department of Frontier Science
for Advanced Environment, Tohoku University

The state-of-the-art review of vulnerability indices: witha special focus on urban flood

MP3-05 12-Nov 15:05-15:20 Meeting room 6 Tanaya Sarmah

Indian Institute ofTechnology Kharagpur

Fragility curves for economic losses in industrial
sectors after strong wind disaster: A caseMP3-06 12-Nov 17:05-17:20 Meeting room 6 Hasi

Kyoto Universityof 2018 Typhoon Jebi

University of thePhilippines Diliman

Exploring the DRRM Landscape of the University of the Philippines
Diliman: How prepared are university students in case of a disaster?

Kyoto University

Damage Distribution of Typhoon No. 21 in 2018 on Osakaand Wakayama Prefecture based on Questionnaire Surveys

Disaster and Emergency
Management Presidency (AFAD)

Recent Activity for DRR in Turkey

MP3-10 12-Nov 13:15-13:30 Meeting room 7 Kazuo Sasaki

Challenge Co.,Ltd

How to save people from e arthquake s

MP3-11 12-Nov 15:05-15:20 Meeting room 7 Ruya Kaya

IDEMA

Saglam KOBI ProjectMP3-12 12-Nov 17:05-17:20 Meeting room 7 Dr. Julie Drolet

Professor, University ofCalgary

Understanding child and youth resilience in the aftermath ofdisasters: The case of the 2016 Alberta wildfires in Canada

Mr. Adrian D. Romero; Ms.
Jasmin Victoria

MP3-07 12-Nov 12:15-12:30 Meeting room 7

Danielle Marie
Alcoriza Parreno

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