Poster Session
ＮｏＮａｍｅAffiliation

Title

P01 Akari Nakai Kidd

Deakin University

TRACING 3.11.11

P02 Shun Nakazawa

Miyagi University

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 ofHyogo

P03 Constance Ting Chua

Nanyang Technological <strong>Response of port infrastructure to tsunami impacts: Damage
University
observations from the 2011 Tohoku tsunami</strong>

P04 Hiroshi Maeda

National Diet Library,Japan

P05 kwanchai pakoksungInternational ResearchInstitute of DisasterTsunami Simulation in the 28 September 2018 Palu Bay, Indonesia, Using
Science (IRIDeS),
Submarine Landslide Source and Two-layer Depth-integrated ModelingTohoku University

P06 Tomoki Serikawa

Graduate school ofEngineering, Tohoku
University

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 Pastrana

National Distance
Education University(UNED)<strong>Spanish cooperation in the field of training for disaster risk
reduction in Latin America and the Caribbean</strong>

P08 Anawat Suppasri

Tohoku University

Cascading effects of tsunami disasters

P09 Shuji Seto

Tohoku University

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

Tohoku University

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

P11 Machiko Kamiyama

International Research
A Case Study of Cooperation between Historians and Psychologists in
Institute of Disaster
Providing and Assessing Community Psychosocial Support in TsunamiResearch, Tohoku
affected AreasUniversity

P12 mitsuaki kizaki

NIPON BCP INC

National Diet Library Great East Japan Earthquake Archive: HINAGIKUFuel stocking proposal to connect life at the time of disasterPoster Session
ＮｏＮａｍｅAffiliation

Title

P13 Hiroaki Enoki

All Japan Council
Company

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

P14 Yo Fukushima

Tohoku University

Making use of uncertain earthquake forecast information: Challenges towarddisaster risk reduction against the anticipated Nankai Trough Earthquake(M8-M9), western Japan

P15 Yuto Shiozaki

Kanazawa University

Concepts of Urban System's Resilience and a Mathematical Model

P16 Naoko KosakaNTTStudy on Emergency Management Using Incident Response Log
Classification Based on Activity Objectives

P17 Adrian Dela Cruz Romero

University of SantoTomas<strong>BUILDING DISASTER RESILIENT COMMUNITIES THROUGHSERVICE LEARNING: REFLECTIONS AND LESSONS OF UNIVERSITY OF
SANTO TOMAS NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM
CWTS/LTS</strong>

P18 Shusuke IRABU

Japan International
Cooperation Agency

Non-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

National Institute ofPublic Health

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

P20 Anna Shinka

Graduate School ofEngineering, Tohoku
University

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

P21 Takeshi Miyawaki

Nhion university

Research on the education for disaster reduction: Effects of “StarterGuide” shelter management game (HUG).

P22 Reggy Capacio Figer

Hokkaido University

Personal Networks Among Selected Elderly in Post-Disaster Community inTacloban City

P23 Kanako Masuno

Showa Women'sUniversity

Emergency nutritional support in Japan: histry, bottleneck, and future
perspective with technology

United Nations
MIZAN BUSTANUL FUADY University-Institute for SEARCH (Search Engine for Research on Risk and Resilience) - CARI!
P24 BISRI
the Advanced Study of (Cerdas Antisipasi Risiko Bencana di Indonesia)
Sustainability

Poster Session
ＮｏＮａｍｅAffiliation

P25 seyedmohsen alaviYork University

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

P26 Fumihiko Imamura

Tohoku University

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

University of Santo

P27 Adrian Dela Cruz Romero TomasTitle<strong>HERSTORY: FACILITATING PARTICIPATORY DISASTER RISKASSESSMENT TO THE SINGLE-MOTHERS OF SUB-URBAN POORRESETTLEMENT HOUSING IN PHILIPPINES</strong>

P28 Manoranjan Ghosh<strong>Climate Change Induced Rural Socio-Economic Vulnerability: An
Indian Institute ofEmpirical Regional Analysis from Sub-Himalayan West Bengal,Technology Kharagpur
India</strong>

P29 Miho Ohara

Public Works Research Disaster Awareness Improvement by Flood Simulated Experience in Virtual
InstituteReality

P30 Kazuo Sasaki

Challenge Co.,Ltd

How to save people from earthquake?

P31 An chi CHENG

Tohoku University

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

P32 JIEHJIUH WANG

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

P33 Tony Jarrett

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

P34 Gianluca Pescaroli

University CollegeLondon<strong>A review of stressors affecting organisational resilience ofemergency facilities and infrastructure in cascading crises</strong>

P35 Muksin Umar

Universitas Syiah Kuala<strong>Comprehensive Investigation of active faults and its impacts inSouth East Aceh Region</strong>

P36 Syamsidik Syamsidik<strong>Investigating Planned Elevated Road for Mitigating Impacts ofUniversitas Syiah Kuala Tsunami on Banda Aceh, IndonesiaInvestigating Planned Elevated Road for
Mitigating Impacts of Tsunami on Banda Aceh, Indonesia</strong>Poster Session
ＮｏＮａｍｅAffiliation

Title

P37 Ella Meilianda

Tsunami and Disaster
Mitigation Research
AN OVERVIEW OF POST-DISASTER RISKS TO SCHOOL FACILITIES IN
Center (TDMRC) Syiah ACEH PROVINCE OF INDONESIA
Kuala University

P38 Christian Webersik

University of Agder

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

P39 Carrie Garrison-Laney

University ofWashington

Using tsunami deposits and modeling to study tsunami history and sourcesin Washington State, USAP40 Natt Leelawat

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

P41 Yayoi Nakamura

International ResearchSleep disturbance among people in Minamisanriku town after the Great East
Institute of DisasterJapan Earthquake
ScienceP42 Ryosuke Koga

East Nippon
Expressway Company
Limited Tohoku
Regional Head OfficeStrengthening Disaster-response Capabilities of Expressway

P43 Junko Okuyama

The Core Research
Cluster of Disaster
ScienceInfluence of leisure time on the mental health of affected high school
students by the disaster

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

P44 Maria Bernadet Karina Dewi United Nations ESCAP and empowerment

P45 Masakazu Hashimoto

International Research
Investigation of typhoon no. 19 induced flood damages and historical
Institute of Disastercharacteristics of flood hazards around Yoshida River in Miyagi Prefecture,Science, Tohoku
JapanUniversity, JapanP46 Yuelei Yuan

Institute of Geographic
Sciences and Natural
Resources Research, Disaster Risk Reduction Knowledge Service
Chinese Academy ofSciences

P47 Ilpyon Hong

Korea Institute of Civil
Engineering andWater-Related Disaster Security: Assessing National Risk in Asia
Building Technology(KICT)