AIWEST-DR 2022: THE 14TH ACEH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP AND EXPO ON SUSTAINABLE TSUNAMI DISASTER RECOVERY
PROGRAM

Days: Thursday, September 29th Friday, September 30th

Thursday, September 29th

View this program: with abstractssession overviewtalk overview

08:00-09:00 Registration and Breakfast

Danishes and quiches will be available along with coffee and tea. 

Location: ABS Lobby
09:00-10:00 Session A1: Opening Remarks

Dr Aaron Opdyke and Dr Liberty de Rivera (Conference Co-Chairs, The University of Sydney)

Professor Syamsidik (Director, Tsunami and Disaster Mitigation Research Center, Universitas Syiah Kuala)

Professor Marwan (Rector, Universitas Syiah Kuala)

10:00-10:45 Session K1: Thoughts and provocations for re-imagining disaster

Professor JC Gaillard (Waipapa Taumata Rau / The University of Auckland)

10:45-11:00 Break and Group Photo

Coffee and tea will be available.

11:00-12:00 Session K2: Half-way through Sendai Framework - Capturing the progress on including persons with disabilities in DRR

Dr Alex Robinson (The University of Melbourne)

Dr Michelle Villeneuve (The University of Sydney)

Ms Leyla Craig (The University of Sydney)

Mr Rofikul Hidayat (Arbeiter Samariter Bund Office)

12:00-13:00 Lunch

Sandwiches and drinks will be provided. Halal and vegetarian options will be available.

Location: ABS Lobby
13:00-14:15 Session 1A: Priority 1 - Education and knowledge production in DRR
13:00
The possibility of geographic area and time distribution of DRR education to represent disaster collective memory: A time geographic study of newspapers in Japan (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ryo Saito
13:12
Indonesia disaster knowledge updates: Trends, patterns, and leverage points for harvesting knowledge to enhance disaster management (abstract)
13:24
Disaster education for higher education: Curriculum and implementation in Indonesia (abstract)
PRESENTER: Syahrul Ridha
13:36
Smong revisited and compared: Knowledge production and the role of academics on disaster risk reduction in Indonesia (abstract)
13:00-14:15 Session 1B: Priority 2 - Inclusive and community-based DRR
13:00
The role of the innovation hub in fostering inclusion in the community-led DRR innovation lessons learnt from IDEAKSI in community-led innovation partnership program (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jessica Novia
13:12
Women participation in disaster risk management practices in Indonesia: A systematic review (abstract)
13:24
Institutional and operational structure for community based disaster risk management in the Andaman coastline: A case study of Phang-Nga Province, Thailand (abstract)
13:36
The ‘tsunagari’ to recovery: Social capital and place in facilitating infrastructure reconstruction after the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami (abstract)
PRESENTER: Emily Ha
13:00-14:15 Session 1C: Priority 3 - Risk and resilience interventions
13:00
Biomimicry approach in the design of coastal protection structures (abstract)
PRESENTER: Eldina Fatimah
13:12
Determinants of participation in a disaster insurance programme in Indonesia: A probit regression with SMOTE approach (abstract)
13:24
New York City 2100: The climate resilience master plan for Lower Manhattan (abstract)
PRESENTER: Travis Bunt
13:36
Social and technical sustainability of a tsunami early warning system (tews) - a case study of Patong, Thailand (abstract)
13:00-14:15 Session 1D: Priority 4 - Models and systems to support response
13:00
Using agent-based modelling to analyse typhoon displacement in the Philippines (abstract)
PRESENTER: Emily Nabong
13:12
Crafting effective tsunami evacuation measures using multi-agent simulation: A case study of Khao Lak, Thailand (abstract)
13:24
Analyzing tsunami route choice factors using binomial logistic regression (abstract)
PRESENTER: Juliana Fisaini
13:36
Digital twin computing for enhancing resilience of disaster response system (abstract)
13:00-14:15 Session 1E: Priority 4 - Heritage conservation and disasters
13:00
Type and distribution of tsunami heritage objects in Aceh (case study in Banda Aceh and Aceh Besar) (abstract)
13:12
Disaster preparedness in reconstruction of infrastructures and preservation of disaster heritages in and around Banda Aceh City (abstract)
13:24
Urban regeneration in flood-prone areas: a case study of the rehabilitation of wooden public bathhouses in Hitoyoshi City, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan (abstract)
PRESENTER: Miku Okuba
13:36
A review of the resilience of historical mosques in Indonesia in mitigating natural disaster toward the environmental-friendly mosque design (abstract)
PRESENTER: Laina Sari
14:15-14:45 Break

Coffee and tea will be available.

Location: ABS Lobby
14:45-16:00 Session 2A: Priority 1 - Disaster risk mapping and assessment
14:45
Resonance from the 1674 Ambon tsunami: Extreme run-up caused by an earthquake-triggered landslide (abstract)
14:57
Developing flood vulnerability curves for Leyte, Philippines (abstract)
PRESENTER: Isaac Besarra
15:09
Burni Telong’s volcano risk assessment and mitigation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Irin Caisarina
15:21
Overview of spatiotemporal dynamics of coastal residential areas affected by tsunami, co-seismic land subsidence, and river flood at Aceh Singkil Regency of Indonesia (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ella Meilianda
15:33
The mapping of tsunami inundation area around the Palu Bay using spatial analysis (abstract)
PRESENTER: Nazriatun Nisa
14:45-16:00 Session 2B: Priority 2 - Assessing and managing hazards
14:45
The implementation of weather modification technology for forest fire mitigation in Indonesia: The evaluation and challenges (abstract)
14:57
Monitoring land use and land cover changes in Aceh Province, Indonesia for sustainable spatial planning (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ashfa Achmad
15:09
Environmental consideration in humanitarian action: Uptake, challenges and opportunities for community resilience (abstract)
15:21
Spatial factors impacting wildfire management in case of local community living in forest area in Chiang Mai, Thailand (abstract)
15:33
The role of land subsidence induced by palm oil plantation land clearing to escalating flood disaster events at Trumon Area, South Aceh Regency of Indonesia (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dedy Alfian
14:45-16:00 Session 2C: Priority 3 - Frameworks and actions to build resilience
14:45
Understanding Acehnese framing the disaster : Socio-cultural perspective (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sofia Sofia
14:57
The next wave of risk reduction: Fostering urban flood resilience in rapidly urbanizing mid-tier cities (abstract)
PRESENTER: Travis Bunt
15:09
Sequential decision analytics and its application to flood risk reduction and evacuation advisory optimization (abstract)
PRESENTER: Erick Mas
15:21
Community-led multi-hazard adaptation and risk reduction in Indonesian coastal communities: A case study towards a SEARCH model (abstract)
PRESENTER: Gavin Sullivan
15:33
Innovative coastal communities resilience through nexus social, ecosystem, and technology: Opportunities and challenges in Indonesia (abstract)
14:45-16:00 Session 2D: Priority 4 - Building back safer structures
Chair:
14:45
Development of a rapid visual survey tool for multi-hazard housing safety of non-engineered construction (abstract)
PRESENTER: Arvin Hadlos
14:57
The environmentally substitution of shellfish shells on the strength of concrete (abstract)
PRESENTER: Andi Yusra
15:09
Bayesian optimization of convolutional neural networks for categorizing the height and nonregularities of low to mid-rise buildings in Google street view (abstract)
15:21
Reviewing the earthquake performance of typical confined masonry residential houses in Aceh (abstract)
PRESENTER: Adrian Ulza
15:33
Effects of wall aspect ratio in computational modeling of the confined masonry walls structure using pushover analysis (abstract)
PRESENTER: Nora Abdullah
16:00-17:30 Transfer to Dinner

Bus to depart in front of ABS main entrance at 4:30pm for Circular Quay.

17:30-19:30 Sunset Dinner Cruise

Departs from Circular Quay Wharf 6 promptly at 5:30pm. Please make sure you are onboard at 15 minutes prior to departure.

Friday, September 30th

View this program: with abstractssession overviewtalk overview

08:00-09:00 Registration and Breakfast

Danishes and quiches will be available along with coffee and tea. 

Location: ABS Lobby
10:30-10:45 Break

Coffee and tea will be available.

Location: ABS Lobby
10:45-12:00 Session 3A: Priority 1 - Understanding risk systems
10:45
Introduction of a new SATREPS project in Indonesia: Building sustainable system for resilience and innovation in coastal community (abstract)
PRESENTER: Anawat Suppasri
10:57
A new method for evaluating tsunami damage to coral reefs in Maldives (abstract)
PRESENTER: Elisa Lahcene
11:09
Living with water: Coping and adapting in flood-prone areas in Bangkok-Nonthaburi communities along the Mahasawat canal. (abstract)
11:21
Development of an indicator approach for measuring building flood vulnerability in data-scare regions of the Philippines: A case study in Carigara, Leyte (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rowzen Caro
11:33
Tsunami spatial vulnerability index using multi-source satellite imageries and geospatial big data in Aceh, Indonesia (abstract)
10:45-12:00 Session 3B: Priority 2 - Enhancing risk governance
10:45
The impact of psychosocial training as an effort to strengthen BPPA’s capacity for better disaster risk governance in Aceh province (abstract)
PRESENTER: Vera Nova
10:57
Religiosity, empathy and prosocial behavior of Indonesian Red Cross volunteers (abstract)
11:09
Public mistrust of drinking water quality in Puerto Rico post hurricane Maria (abstract)
11:21
Preventive nature of governance in risk reduction and disaster management (abstract)
PRESENTER: Satgur Singh
10:45-12:00 Session 3C: Priority 3 - Technology and tools for risk reduction
10:45
Development of local level storm surge hazard maps for potential use in storm surge evacuation and development planning (abstract)
10:57
Probabilistic tsunami hazard assessment (PTHA) for West Coast of Aceh Besar (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ibrahim Ibrahim
11:09
Optimization of fire station distribution based on geographic information system in Sabang (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yasmin Yasmin
11:21
Reinforcement learning optimization of emergency relief supply delivery with multi-UAVs (abstract)
PRESENTER: Daiki Hachiya
11:33
An open-source mobile geospatial platform for coastal climate resilience: Application to the Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha'apai volcano eruption in Tonga, 2022 (abstract)
10:45-12:00 Session 3D: Priority 4 - Inclusion towards better recovery
10:45
Enhancing planning for inclusive response: Lessons learned from the PIONEER model (abstract)
10:57
Deconstructing the victim/agent binary in post-disaster spaces: How women bargain with the patriarchy in Sitio Macapaya, Philippines (abstract)
11:09
Disaggregating gender data in the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011 (abstract)
11:21
Psychological preparedness of at-risk Indonesian communities to disasters: A systematic review (abstract)
11:33
Determinants of disability in a vulnerable population - the elderly of Indonesia. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Taly Purwa
10:45-12:00 Session 3E: Priority 4 - DRR amid COVID-19
10:45
Does work engagement mediate the effect of motivation on occupational commitment during Covid-19 pandemic? (abstract)
10:57
Residential satisfaction in the COVID-19 pandemic era: A case study in Banda Aceh City, Indonesia (abstract)
PRESENTER: Aulina Adamy
11:09
Personal protective behaviour of health care workers during the early phase of COVID-19 pandemic in Aceh, Indonesia (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ichsan Ichsan
11:21
Interaction competency on work performance through smartphone self-efficacy during COVID-19 pandemic (abstract)
12:00-13:00 Lunch Break

Sandwiches and drinks will be provided. Halal and vegetarian options will be available.

Location: ABS Lobby
13:00-14:15 Session 4A: Priority 1 - Modelling hazards and damage estimation
13:00
Investigation of potential earthquake zone by seismic stress changes analysis in subduction zone at west coast of Sumatra (abstract)
PRESENTER: Abdi Jihad
13:12
Earthquake performance evaluation and possible strengthening the typical school buildings in Indonesia (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yunita Idris
13:24
Transferability assessment of a global model for multi-hazard building damage classification (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sesa Wiguna
13:36
Generating multimodal data by fusing physical demand parameters and remote sensing data for tsunami damage estimation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ruben Vescovo
13:48
On the use of ray tracing to understand building damage in SAR imagery (abstract)
PRESENTER: Chia Yee Ho
13:00-14:15 Session 4B: Priority 1 - Modelling tsunami impacts
13:00
Tsunami hazard and area vulnerability of Mohammedia City in Morocco - simulation on the reference tsunami 1755 (abstract)
13:12
Systems for capturing and modelling the impact of tsunami vertical-evacuation (TVE) practices (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jorge León
13:24
Tsunami evacuation simulation in the Barrio Barretto, The Philippines (abstract)
PRESENTER: Natt Leelawat
13:36
Assessing tsunami inundation by coupling numerical simulation and machine learning (abstract)
PRESENTER: Bruno Adriano
13:48
Tsunami arrival times for the Bay of Ambon: Linking tsunami hazards information to the city’s evacuation procedure (abstract)
13:00-14:15 Session 4C: Priority 4 - Housing and sheltering
13:00
Recovery and housing safety for residents after the 2014 earthquake, Thailand (abstract)
PRESENTER: Titaya Sararit
13:12
Design thinking used by informal builders in Puerto Rico (abstract)
13:24
Owner-driven transformations to post-tsunami houses in Aceh, Indonesia (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ifte Ahmed
13:36
Involvement of residents in disaster risk reduction toward community space and activities in a post-disaster housing projects (abstract)
13:00-14:15 Session 4D: Priority 4 - Analysing post-disaster recovery
13:00
An overview of school selection as a school hubs after the 2018 Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami (a case study in Kota Palu and Sigi Regency) (abstract)
13:12
Retrieving small area population dynamic trends after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake (abstract)
13:24
The transformation of the annual memorial ceremony ten years after the Great East Japan Earthquake (abstract)
PRESENTER: Shiti Maghfira
13:36
Aceh’s memorial sites for the dead of the 2004 tsunami (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sebastien Boret
13:48
Integrated the green-school in ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction (eco-DRR): Lesson learned from educational practices in the schooling (abstract)
14:15-14:45 Break

Coffee and tea will be available.

Location: ABS Lobby
14:45-16:00 Session 5A: Priority 1 - Inclusion and participation in recovery
14:45
The memory and the perception of risk in Sebesi Island (abstract)
14:57
Environments for education and agency in child-centred DRR in the Philippines (abstract)
15:09
Disaster narrative of post the 2018 Central Sulawesi earthquake, tsunami and liquefaction (abstract)
PRESENTER: Alfi Rahman
15:21
The conditions of inclusion: Interrogating the rhetoric of global disaster risk reduction (DRR) policy texts on knowledge integration and inclusion (abstract)
14:45-16:00 Session 5B: Priority 1 - Vulnerability and marginalisation
14:45
A comparative analysis of mass burials in post-disaster Indonesia and Japan (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sebastien Boret
14:57
Measuring social vulnerability to natural disasters and delineation of natural risk zones in Indonesia (abstract)
15:09
A case study of psychosocial and resilient of post the 2018 Central Sulawesi disaster (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yulia Direzkia
15:21
Negotiating risk and leisure-resilience: Visiting tourism sites during the COVID-19 pandemic (abstract)
PRESENTER: Cut Dewi
15:33
Mapping civic engagement in the face of disaster through Machizukuri Japan's resilience: A social capital perspective (abstract)
14:45-16:00 Session 5C: Priority 4 - Education to support DRR
14:45
DRR delivery lessons not only for children but also teachers: A motivational typology of schools in DRR education and beyond (abstract)
PRESENTER: Mari Yasuda
14:57
Empowering technopreneurship education in a disaster-prone region: Experience of Atsiri Research Center (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ratna Mulyany
15:09
Inquiry-based learning: A pedagogical tool to improving understanding of natural hazard among geography students (abstract)
15:21
Development and validation of disaster curriculum model based on independent learning program (abstract)
14:45-16:00 Session 5D: Priority 4 - Preparedness for better recovery
14:45
Identification of the changing of mobility pattern during COVID-19 pandemic in Banda Aceh, Indonesia (abstract)
14:57
People’s preparedness and perception on disaster risk reduction in fisheries applied by SEM: A case study of the damage in Japan caused by the tsunami following the Tonga submarine volcanic eruption in January 2022 (abstract)
PRESENTER: Daisuke Sasaki
15:09
Community preparedness in regular flooding: A case study of North Aceh (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rizanna Rosemary
15:21
Social network analysis of stakeholders in area-business continuity management: A case study of flood in Thailand (abstract)
16:00-16:45 Session A2: Closing Ceremony

Conference Awards

Announcement of AIWEST-DR 2023

Closing Remarks