Sunday, 10 November

Venue

Main Hall
Room1992 seats:Open Session

AM1AM2AM3PM1PM2

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

O1-3

O1-4

WBF PreOpening

WBF
Opening

O1-6

Future Fatalities

O1-10

Media and Bosai: A Disaster Risk Reduction
Crucial Combination and Women's Leadershipfor Saving Lives
NHK World-Japan

SakuraGender Equal Opportunity
Section,
City of Sendai Sendai
Gender Equal Opportunity
Foundation

Conference Bldg 3F

Room 5108 seats

The Kahoku Shimpo

O1-11

O1-12

Creating new disasterprevention industry
based on the lessons
learned from the Great
East Japan Earthquake

Teachers' Capacity
Development forEnhancing Disaster
Risk Reduction atSchool

City of Sendai

Miyagi University ofEducation

Poster Session, Exhibition

O1-13

Shirakashi2

The Core Research Clusterof Disaster Science

Miyagi PrefecturalGovernment

O1-9

Room 4208 seats

O1-8

State-of-the-art
research on wind
related disaster riskreduction
International Group on
Wind-Related Disaster
Risk Reduction

O1-14

O1-15

O1-16

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

O1-17

O1-18

Creating a disasterresilient society throughindustry-academia
collaboration

NATECH Risk in Asia
Pacific

O1-19

O1-20

Keio University

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

Meeting
Room 6

Meeting
Room 7

12:45-14:00

Flash Talk
Presentation

15:3515:50

FlashTalk
Presentation

17:35
17:50

FlashTalk
Presentation

Reception（Hotel Metropolitan SENDAI）

Conference Bldg 2F

Room 2
192 seats

Shirakashi1

O1-7“Moving Hearts” With
Cross-cutting theThinking aboutExperiences and Lessons
Disaster-Related
Disaster Storytelling:~ Connecting Stories to Sciences: Challenges of a
How to Use Oral
Specific Disaster
Multidisciplinary Team in
Narratives to Prevent
Prevention Measures
Tohoku University

TachibanaRoom 3150 seats

20:00-21:50Great East Japan Earthquake The past and present role Accelerating formulation 3.11 DENSHO ROAD to Hand
Memorial Symposium:of national universities of local DRR plans toward down the Lessons of the Great
East Japan Earthquake~Activities
Passing Down Disasterthe next 10 years of their of Memorializing the Earthquake
experienced the 2011
Experience - Its True
in Industry-academiaTohoku Earthquake and implementation - How to
Meaning and Reality
government-citizen
tsunami for discussion achieve Global Target (e)Collaborations ~Disaster-Resilient andof the Sendai
on the future BOSAI
Environmentally-Friendly City
Framework?Disaster Memorial Network Council
Promotion Office,(Tohoku Regional Bureau MLIT, Aomori Prefecture,
Tohoku University- IRIDeS
Japan International
iwate Prefecture, Miyagi prefecture, Fukushima
City Planning Policy Bureau,Cooperation Agency
Prefecture, Sendai City)
City of Sendai

O1-5

Hagi

:Simultaneous Interpretation

Monday, 11 NovemberVenue

AM1

AM2

AM3

PM1

PM2PM38:00-8:20

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
Room1992 seats:Simultaneous Interpretation

KeynoteSpeechTohoku University- IRIDeS UNESCAP/WMO Typhoon
Committee

O2-6

Conference Bldg 2F

TachibanaRoom 2192 seats

Room 3150 seats

SakuraRoom 4208 seats

Conference Bldg 3F

Meeting Room6Meeting Room7

O2-12

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

Kyoto University; GADRI

O2-10

O2-9

Japan Society of Civil
Engineers

After Ise Bay Typhoon

Enhancing Resilience ofCoastal Communities
through Reduction ofOcean Risks

Chubu Regional Development
Bureau of the Ministry ofLand,Infrastructure,Transportand Tourism

The Ocean Policy ResearchInstitute, Sasakawa Peace
Foundation

O2-14

O2-15

O2-13

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

Recent Progress of the
Global Centre forDisaster Statistics(GCDS)

Kobe University
Tohoku University- IRIDeS

Institute of Industrial
Science, The University ofTokyo

Engineering, Technology,and Innovation for DRR inAsia and the Pacific

UNESCO

Poster Session(12:15-13:15 Poster presentation core time ),Exhibition
O2-17

O2-18

O2-20

O2-19

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 CentralReductioninThree Districts of Central
Sulawesi Province
Sulawesi, Indonesia
earthquake and tsunami,
The City University of Hong
University of Kochi, JapanIndonesia

The tale of the two 2018
tsunamis in Indonesia
from a healthperspective.

O2-21

Room 5108 seats

O2-8

Japan International
Cooperation Agency (JICA)

Kong

Shirakashi2O2-7

East Japan Earthquake for
Resilience to Disasters support to Central Sulawesi in Efforts towards Achieving
Indonesia
the Goals of Sendai
Framework -NTT

O2-16

Shirakashi1

ICHARM

Pacific Consultants Co.,Ltd.

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

O2-11Hagi

O2-5Local production for local Public Understanding on Build Back Better as a key
Contribution fromprotection (Chisan Chibo) –to achieve Climate
Typhoon and Related
meteorology, hydrology
Proposing standardized Disaster (Lessons Learned
Resilienceand DRR for the Platform
local-level bosai operations-How we will deal withon Water Resilience andfrom the Past Disaster)from Tohoku
intensifying meteorologicalDisastersdisasters-

Ministry of HealthO2-22Islamic State University of North
Sumatera, Medan, Indonesia

O2-23

Innovative remote sensing
technologies for enhancing
disaster management
Tohoku University- IRIDeS

12:15-13:30

O2-24

O2-25

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

15:05
15:20

17:05
17:20

Flash Talk
Presentation

FlashTalk
Presentation

FlashTalk
Presentation

12:15-13:30

15:05
15:20

17:05
17:20

Flash TalkPresentation

FlashTalk
Presentation

FlashTalk
Presentation

Tuesday, 12 NovemberVenue

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

O3-1

O3-2

K02

Main HallRoom1
992 seats:Simultaneous Interpretation

KeynoteSpeechToward Restoration after
Fukushima Daiichi
Nuclear Accident
Tohoku University

O3-3

O3-4

Value of advance
information forearthquake damage
reduction and its
feasibility

Support to Disaster Risk
Reduction by private
sectorJAPAN TOBACCO INC.

OPTAGE Inc.

Conference Bldg 2F

TachibanaRoom 2
192 seats

O3-5

O3-6

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

BOSAI DIVERSITYDiversity in disaster
preparation

O3-7

O3-8

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

Yahoo Japan co.
Soka Gakkai International

O3-9Hagi
Room 3150 seats

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

ESCAP

O3-10

O3-11

O3-12

Interdisciplinary Strategies inGeneral Education for
Disaster Risk Reduction:TheSix-Year Experience by
DRMAPS at the University ofthe Philippines

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

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

University of the Philippines BOSAI POINT PROJECT
Diliman

SakuraShirakashi1
Room 4208 seats

Poster Session, Exhibition
O3-13

O3-14

O3-15

O3-16

Advances ofInternational
Collaboration on M9Disaster Science

Fuel stocking proposal toconnect life at the time ofdisasterSupport for affected areasby "local residents" in theGreat East Japan
Earthquake "Connecting"town development by"collaboration"

The Factors Regulate toCommunity Participation in
Sustainable Disaster
Recovery Program: An
Experience of Cyclone Aila
Disaster Affected CoastalPeople Bangladesh

JAPAN BCP INC
Tohoku University- IRIDeSAll Japan Council
Company

Conference Bldg 3F

Shirakashi2
Room 5108 seats

O3-17

O3-18

Redefining and be
preparing for disasters:
the lessons from theMoken sea nomads ofThailand

IFIP session on IT in
Disaster Risk Reduction(ITDRR)

University of Malaya,Malaysia

O3-19

O3-20

IFIP＋IPSJ

Chulalongkorn University

Meeting Room6

Meeting Room7

12:15-13:30

15:05
15:20

17:05
17:20

Flash Talk
Presentation

Flash
Talk
Presentation

Flash
Talk
Presentation

12:15-13:30

15:05
15:20

17:05
17:20

Flash Talk
Presentation

Flash
Talk
Presentation

Flash
Talk
Presentation

Closing