Program for Thursday, September 29th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH: TALK VIEW

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08:00-09:00 Registration and Breakfast

09:00-10:00 Opening Remarks

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

10:45-11:00 Break and Group Photo

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

12:00-13:00 Lunch

13:00-14:15

The possibility of geographic area and time distribution of DRR education to represent disaster collective memory: A time geographic study of newspapers in

Ryo Saito, Mari Yasuda, Toshiaki Muramoto, Takashi Oda

13:00-14:15

Indonesia disaster knowledge updates: Trends, patterns, and leverage points for harvesting knowledge to enhance disaster

Bisri, Mandala, Ridho, Atsari, Firdaus, Ridowann, Malole

13:00-14:15

Disaster education for higher education: Curriculum and implementation in Indonesia

Syahrul Ridha, Alfi Rahman, Abdul Wahab Abdi, Puspita Annaba Kamil

13:00-14:15

Smong revisited and compared: Knowledge production and the role of academics on disaster risk reduction in

Fakhriati Fakhriati, Rahmadiyah Tria Gayathri, Herry Yogaswara

13:00-14:15

The role of the innovation hub in fostering inclusion in the community-led DRR innovation lessons learnt from IDEAKSI in community-led innovation partnership

J. Novia, A.M.D. Manggo, D.D. Utami, D.R.L. Kingkin

13:00-14:15

Women participation in disaster risk management practices in Indonesia: A systematic review

J.F. Karistie, A. Ridho, F.A. Pangestika, M.B.F. Bisri

13:00-14:15

Institutional and operational structure for community based disaster risk management in the Andaman coastline: A case study of Phang-Nga Province,

Arunswasdi Bhuridadtpong

13:00-14:15

The ‘tsunagari’ to recovery: Social capital and place in facilitating infrastructure reconstruction after the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and

Emily Ha, Nanako Reza, Sophia Sienna Constantino, Aaron Opdyke

13:00-14:15

Biomimicry approach in the design of coastal protection structures

Muhammad Fauzi, Eldina Fatimah, Qurratul Aini

13:00-14:15

Determinants of participation in a disaster insurance programme in Indonesia: A probit regression with SMOTE

Siskarossa Ika Oktora, Ika Yuni Wulansari, Tiodora Hadumaon Siagian

13:00-14:15

New York City 2100: The climate resilience master plan for Lower Manhattan

Travis Bunt, Mathew Staudt

13:00-14:15

Social and technical sustainability of a tsunami early warning system (tews) - a case study of Patong,

Åsa Davidsson

13:00-14:15

Using agent-based modelling to analyse typhoon displacement in the Philippines

Emily Nabong, Killian Verder, Alexander Mars, Aaron Opdyke

13:00-14:15

Crafting effective tsunami evacuation measures using multi-agent simulation: A case study of Khao Lak,

Nattapon Trumikaborworn, Panon Latcharote, Anawat Suppasri, Pennung Warnitchai

13:00-14:15

Analyzing tsunami route choice factors using binomial logistic regression

K. Kamalia, J. Fisaini, S. Sugiarto, F. Apriandy, M. Isya

13:00-14:15

Digital twin computing for enhancing resilience of disaster response system

Shunichi Koshimura, Erick Mas, Hiroyuki Sasaki, Shinichi Egawa

13:00-14:15

Type and distribution of tsunami heritage objects in Aceh (case study in Banda Aceh and Aceh Besar)

Myna Agustina Yusuf, Sylvia Agustina, Farisa Sabila

13:00-14:15

Disaster preparedness in reconstruction of infrastructures and preservation of disaster heritages in and around Banda Aceh

Toru Sakane

13:00-14:15

Urban regeneration in flood-prone areas: a case study of the rehabilitation of wooden public bathhouses in Hitoyoshi City, Kumamoto Prefecture,

Miku Okuba, Tsukasa Iwata, Maly Liz, Eiji Harada, Kosuke Sakura

13:00-14:15

A review of the resilience of historical mosques in Indonesia in mitigating natural disaster toward the environmental-friendly mosque

Laina Sari, Elysa Wulandari, Yunita Idris

14:15-14:45 Break

14:45-16:00

Resonance from the 1674 Ambon tsunami: Extreme run-up caused by an earthquake-triggered landslide

Kwanchai Pakoksung, Anawat Suppasri, Fumihiko Imamura

14:45-16:00

Developing flood vulnerability curves for Leyte, Philippines

I. Besarra, A. Opdyke, J. Santiago, A.M.F. Lagmay, J. Mendoza

14:45-16:00

Burni Telong’s volcano risk assessment and mitigation

Muhammad Rizqi Irfandi Tambunan, Irin Caisarina, Fahmi Aulia

14:45-16:00

Overview of spatiotemporal dynamics of coastal residential areas affected by tsunami, co-seismic land subsidence, and river flood at Aceh Singkil Regency of

Ella Meilianda, Dedy Alfian, Aaron Opdyke

14:45-16:00

The mapping of tsunami inundation area around the Palu Bay using spatial analysis

Nazriatun Nisa, Annisa Sri Sugiarti, Ella Meilianda

14:45-16:00

The implementation of weather modification technology for forest fire mitigation in Indonesia: The evaluation and

M. Bayu Rizky Prayoga, Budi Harsoyo, Jon Arifian, Chandra Fadlilah

14:45-16:00

Monitoring land use and land cover changes in Aceh Province, Indonesia for sustainable spatial

Ashfa Achmad, Ichwana Ramli, Nizamuddin Nizamuddin

14:45-16:00

Environmental consideration in humanitarian action: Uptake, challenges and opportunities for community

Renar Berandi

14:45-16:00

Spatial factors impacting wildfire management in case of local community living in forest area in Chiang Mai,

Wanchart Na Chiangmai, Sant Suwatcharapinun, Titaya Sararit

14:45-16:00

The role of land subsidence induced by palm oil plantation land clearing to escalating flood disaster events at Trumon Area, South Aceh Regency of

Dedy Alfian, Ella Meilianda, Aaron Opdyke

14:45-16:00

Understanding Acehnese framing the disaster : Socio-cultural perspective

Sofia Sofia, Marty Mawarpury

14:45-16:00

The next wave of risk reduction: Fostering urban flood resilience in rapidly urbanizing mid-tier

Travis Bunt, Greg LeMaire, Barry Beagen

14:45-16:00

Sequential decision analytics and its application to flood risk reduction and evacuation advisory

E. Mas, Z.S. Dong, B. Adriano, M. Hashimoto, L. Moya, T. Kono, S. Koshimura

14:45-16:00

Community-led multi-hazard adaptation and risk reduction in Indonesian coastal communities: A case study towards a SEARCH

G. Sullivan, D. Azhari, C. Morrison, M. Putra, A. Prabu, S. Sagala

14:45-16:00

Innovative coastal communities resilience through nexus social, ecosystem, and technology: Opportunities and challenges in

Surtiari, Dalimunthe, Pellupessy, Reksa, Sasaki, Arikawa

14:45-16:00

Development of a rapid visual survey tool for multi-hazard housing safety of non-engineered

Arvin Hadlos, Aaron Opdyke, S. Ali Hadigheh

14:45-16:00

The environmentally substitution of shellfish shells on the strength of concrete

A. Yusra, S. Samsunan, M.F. Ikhwali, V. Veranita, A. Satria

14:45-16:00

Bayesian optimization of convolutional neural networks for categorizing the height and nonregularities of low to mid-rise buildings in Google street

P.G. Guzman, D.H. Aquino, A.M. Barros, K.D. Colegio

14:45-16:00

Reviewing the earthquake performance of typical confined masonry residential houses in Aceh

Adrian Ulza, Yunita Idris, Mahlil Mahlil, Yulia Hayati

14:45-16:00

Effects of wall aspect ratio in computational modeling of the confined masonry walls structure using pushover

Nora Abdullah, Surya Bermansyah, Mahlil Mahlil, Adrian Ulza, Wilamaya Melati

16:00-17:30 Transfer to Dinner

17:30-19:30 Sunset Dinner Cruise