Program for Wednesday, November 14th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH: TALK VIEW

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07:30-08:45 Registration

07:45-08:30 "Mindfulness for resilience"

08:45-09:15 Opening ceremony

09:15-09:45

“Earthquakes don’t kill, poorly constructed buildings do”

Dilanthi Amaratunga

09:45-10:35

My community-based post-disaster housing reconstruction: architect Hsieh Ying-Chun and Atelier-3

Hsieh Ying-Chun

10:45-11:00 Coffee break

11:00-11:12

Exploring sources and receptors of health impacts of drought in the UK: a narrative approach

Kimberly Bryan, Sarah Ward, Mathew White, Tim Taylor, Liz Roberts

11:12-11:24

T. Raza, A. Cuña, A. Andres, J. Castro, V. Vinarao, T. Raza, T. Siddiqui

11:24-11:36

Political barriers to Climate Change Adaptation in indigenous communities: a case study on the Mohawk Community of Kanesatake,

Fayazi, Bisson, Bennett, Gougain-Poblete, Kieffer, Sokolowski

11:36-11:48

Effective community engagement approaches for Climate Change Adaptation and associated Disaster Risk Reduction in the

Carla Selina Baybay, Richard Hindmarsh

11:48-12:00

Moving from response to recovery: what happens to coordination?

Emmanuel Raju

12:00-12:12

Damaging flood risk in the Portuguese municipalities

Santos, Pereira, Reis, Tavares, Barros, Zêzere, Garcia, Oliveira

12:12-12:24

Assessing contribution of Climate Change Adaptation measures to build resilience in urban areas: application to

M.A. Cardoso, M.D.C. Almeida, M.J. Telhado, M. Morais, R. Brito

12:24-12:29

Towards successful adaptation to climate change impact: an alternative approach for adaptation evaluation using cross-scale and time dimension analysis of formal adaptation impact to vulnerability at local

Gusti Ayu Ketut Surtiari, Matthias Garschagen, Jakob Rhyner, Theo Kötter

11:00-11:12

Micro-scale study of Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction for coastal urban strategic planning in Jakarta Metropolitan

Harkunti Rahayu, Richard Haigh, Dilanthi Amaratunga, Vito Pradana

11:12-11:24

Critical institutional capacities to strengthen downstream multi-hazard early-warning risk communication in rapid-onset hydro-meteorological and geophysical hazards: the case of the

Elirozz Carlie Labaria, Charlotte Kendra Gotangco, Jairus Carmela Josol

11:24-11:36

Towards the integration of Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation: good practices in the UK to develop a platform for stakeholder communication and

Nuwan Dias, Georgin Clegg, Dilanthi Amaratunga, Richard Haigh

11:36-11:48

A study of the upstream-downstream interface in end-to-end tsunami early-warning and mitigation systems in

Harkunti Rahayu, Dilanthi Amaratunga, Richard Haigh

11:48-12:00

A study of DRR and CCA integration in Semarang City, Makasar City, and Sidoarjo District, Indonesia

Dandi Prasetia, Richard Haigh, Dilanthi Amaratunga, Harkunti Rahayu

12:00-12:12

Multiple flood experiences and perceived flood consequences: insights from the 2013 flood in Germany

Mina Hosseinpourtehrani, Jason Von Meding, Iftekhar Ahmed

11:00-11:12

A global model to protect collections in case of emergency: protecting collections at Reina Sofia National

Pilar Montero Vilar, Jorge García Gómez-Tejedor

11:12-11:24

Responding to change: adaptive re-use in Medina of Fez

Meltem Vatan, Mohammed Belcadi

11:24-11:36

Capacity of the temples and shrines as evacuation places and shelters against the tsunami hazard: the case study of the coastal area of Muroto, Kochi Prefecture in

Dowon Kim, Hiroki Tanaka, Takeyuki Okubo, Michiko Hayashi

11:36-11:48

Building resilience through flood risk reduction: the benefits of amphibious foundation retrofits to heritage

Elizabeth English, Meiyi Chen, Rebecca Zarins, Jeana Wiser

11:48-12:00

Fire risk in the historic city centre of Valparaíso: preliminary assessment and mitigation

Cybill Muñoz, Marcela Hurtado

12:00-12:12

Analysis of heating related energy performance of traditional timber framed buildings: the case study of Rize,

Seda Nur Alkan, Fatih Yazicioglu, Meltem Vatan

12:12-12:24

Can creative placemaking be a tool for building community resilience?

Meghan Venable-Thomas

11:00-12:45 Doctoral school - Part I

11:00-11:22

Building resilience and cultural heritage buildings: earthquakes, blast and others

Paulo Lourenço, Tiago Ferreira

11:22-11:34

Mitigating post-disaster risks to architectural heritage: lessons from Christchurch

Catherine Forbes

11:34-11:46

Multi-scale assessment and mitigation of fire risk in urban areas: the old city centers of Guimarães and Quito as case

Tiago Miguel Ferreira, Santiago Granda

11:46-11:58

The Washington National Cathedral: post-earthquake recovery of a neo-gothic cathedral

Matthew Farmer, Andrew Shuck, Terrence Paret

11:58-12:04

The 8th ICBR Lisbon 2018 publication outputs and the contributions of the Special Session and the thematic track on Architectural Heritage: Special Issues and Elsevier

A. Nuno Martins

12:45-14:00 Lunch break

14:00-14:12

Mapping the path to more resilient food supply chains: a novel approach to bespoke vulnerability

Jamie Stone, Shahin Rahimifard

14:12-14:24

New multi-scale risk governance and management approach of natural, cultural and artistic preserved areas: the case studies of the Amalfi Coast and the Cilento National Park IT

Luigi Petti, Domenico Greco, Angelo Mammone, Carmine Di Muro

14:24-14:36

Livelihoods of the last mile: a case study of how rural households in development contexts manage evolving disaster risk and the challenges for early warning of rural-urban

Jacob Thomson, Roel Plant, Pierre Mukheibir

14:36-14:48

The downstream mechanism of the end-to-end tsunami warning and mitigation system in Sri Lanka

M. Sakalasuriya, D. Amaratunga, R. Haigh, S. Hettige, N. Weerasena

14:48-15:00

Flood flow rates in the Mondego River in the region of Coimbra: a complex problem for risk

João Pardal, Lúcio Cunha, Alexandre Oliveira Tavares, Pedro Pinto Santos

15:00-15:12

Factors affecting the empowerment of women in disaster risk governance in Sri Lanka

Kinkini Hemachandra, Dilanthi Amaratunga, Richard Haigh

14:00-14:12

Disentangling governance in resilience projects: lessons in process-based planning from the

Travis Bunt, Lindsay Woodson, Jackson Rollings

14:12-14:24

Regulatory mechanisms in intergovernmental relations and citizenship in risk governance in Portugal

Manuel Ribeiro

14:24-14:36

Harmonizing policies to enhance the cross-border regional resilience of the Guangdong - Hong Kong - Macau Greater Bay

Qingqing Feng, Thomas Ng, Frank Xu

14:36-14:48

Defining risk across borders: engaging information technology for cross-border disaster

Katrina Petersen

14:48-15:00

Development of ASEAN Urban Resilience Checklist

Masashi Inoue, Makine Kusano, Shinichi Fukasawa, Hitoshi Baba

15:00-15:12

Natural risk analysis of the built environment: understanding strengths and weaknesses of both quantitative and qualitative

M. Morga, F. Pascale, R.L. Spacagna, L. Paolella, G. Modoni, K. Jones

14:00-14:05

Can social-security measures build resilience against natural disasters? A case study of flood-affected district in Uttarakhand,

Nalini Yadav

14:05-14:17

An investigation of disaster preparedness of micro, small and medium size enterprises of Sri Lanka

Gunathilaka Samantha

14:17-14:22

A modified needs assessment method in post-disaster recovery processes

Anshul Puriya, Arindam Biswas

14:22-14:34

A case study for resilient urban waterfront regeneration

Blake Jackson

14:34-14:46

Social capital in disaster recovery: a case study after the 2016 earthquake in Ecuador

Laura Merki, Jonas Jörin

14:46-14:58

The economic argument for amphibious retrofit construction

Elizabeth English, Michelle Li, Rebecca Zarins

14:58-15:10

Building disaster resilience within the hotel sector: a mixed methods study

N. Brown, J. Rovins, C. Orchiston, S. Feldmann-Jensen, D. Johnston

14:00-14:12

Emergency healthcare network in Santiago, Chile: a model of seismic vulnerability and functional interdependencies for assessment of earthquake risk and

Paula Aguirre, Jorge Vásquez, Andrea Vásquez, Juan Carlos de la Llera

14:12-14:24

A perception and spatial study on the effects of facilities in evacuation sites in a tsunami-prone

Paula Villagra, Alvaro Gonzalez, Susana Alves, Carolina Rojas, Carolina Quintana

14:24-14:36

Factors contributing to flood resilience among rural community: case study of the East Coast

Noraini Omar Chong, Khairul Hisyam Kamarudin, Siti Nurhuda Abd Wahid

14:36-14:48

First processing and remarks on the observed damage to the churches of the Marche Region after the Centre Italy Earthquake

Morici, Carbonari, Dall'Asta, Dezi, Gara, Leoni, Prota, Zona

14:48-15:00

Documentation of physical and social consequences of extreme events: the EXTEND Project

K. Weber, S. Wernhart, D. Damyanovic, J. Hübl, M. Papathoma-Köhle

15:00-15:12

Disaster Risk Reduction improvement suggestions for a renewal area in Istanbul

Seda Serbest Yenidünya, Sevgül Limoncu

15:12-15:24

Measuring the impact of Build Back Safer messages on the physical vulnerability to typhoons of vernacular housing in the

Victoria Stephenson, Tiziana Rossetto, Bill Flinn

14:00-15:45 Doctoral school - Part II

15:45-16:00 Coffee break

16:00-16:12

Community resilience and collaborative research: some research notes on a case study in the Lisbon Metropolitan

Manuela Mendes

16:12-16:24

Community resilience to natural hazards: a theoretical foundation for developing measurement tool and variable

Osamuede Odiase, Andreas Neef, Suzanne Wilkinson

16:24-16:36

Memory and identity as factors of urban resilience

Jorge Nicolau, Carlos Ferreira

16:36-16:48

Multidimensional approach for assessing urban resilience against flooding: a case study of Pakistan

Ali Jamshed, Irfan Ahmad Rana

16:48-17:00

Building resilience in the agriculture sector: minimizing the impact of nitrogen fertilizer on water bodies through Grey Water Footprint approach on paddy cultivation in intermediate zone, Sri

M.P.G.N.M. Palliyaguru, C.M. Navaratne, D.D. Wickramasinghe, C.M. Nanayakkara

16:00-16:12

Evaluation of the fire spreading risk triggered by earthquake and proposal for risk mitigation measures using existing water environment for wooden buildings in historic area of Kyoto,

Takeyuki Okubo, Tsubasa Naito, Dowon Kim, Michiko Hayashi

16:12-16:24

Social place of heritage: disaster risk mitigation plan in Asia

Tomoko Kano, Momoyo Gota, Takae Tanaka

16:24-16:36

Protection of cultural heritage in case of forced mass migrations and its contribution to community rehabilitation during return

Saadet Gündoğdu, Zeynep Gül Ünal

16:36-16:48

Fighting urbamnesia

Mailys Meyer

16:48-17:00

Back to the future: potentials of cultural heritage for urban resilience

Simone Sandholz

17:00-17:12

Disaster risk mitigation for a World Heritage city: case of Walled City of Ahmedabad in India

Pratima Singh

17:12-17:24

Heritage conservation and tourism: an integrated approach to post-disaster healing and resilience

Carolina Manrique, Tazim Jamal

16:00-16:12

A strategic planning of resilient waterfront campus design

Kumjin Lee, Sungwon Kim

16:12-16:24

Strategic urban interventions to align humanitarian response and sustainable urban development: the case of the Bungamati Action Plan, 2015 Gorkha Earthquake, Kathmandu Valley,

Stefanie Dens

16:24-16:36

Teaching resilience for urban planners and architects

Konstantinos Lalenis, Balkiz Yapicioglu

16:36-16:48

Climate Action Zones: a clustering methodology for resilient spatial planning and design in the face of climate

K. Leilani Main, J. Lu, F. Masoud, M. Mazereeuw, A. Barve, C. Krishna, M. Ojha

16:48-17:00

Resilience, livability, and sustainability in the built environment after the Great East Japan

Tamiyo Kondo

17:00-17:12

Designing redundancy in urban landscapes: how, in times of emergencies, temporary uses transform

Rob Roggema

17:12-17:24

Reducing disaster risk through fire-resilient cities

Fanny Guay

16:00-16:12

What role(s) architects play in building resilience in post-disaster situations? Uncovering the heterogeneity of the post-disaster resilience

Anouck Andriessen, Angeliki Paidakaki

16:12-16:24

Post-disaster architecture: the role of temporary housing

Daniel Félix, Daniel Monteiro, Artur Feio

16:24-16:36

Resilient communities, incremental builders: housing recovery from the 2010 earthquake in Villa Verde, Constitucion,

Sandra Carrasco, David O'Brien

16:36-16:48

Building strong foundations: a shelter terminology framework for humanitarian architecture

Liz Brogden, Rosemary Kennedy

16:48-17:00

Exploring system thinking as a pathway to improve the use of knowledge in building resilience to climate-related

Jessica Lamond, Olalekan Adekola

17:00-17:12

Elderly residents risk perceptions: in-house sheltering preparation for Northern Thailand

Titaya Sararit

16:00-17:45 Doctoral school - Part III

18:00-18:45 Yoga session

18:00-19:00 Building 4Humanity Design Competition: opening of the exhibition

19:15-21:00 Welcome reception