Program for Thursday, November 15th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH: TALK VIEW

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

08:00-09:00 Registration

09:00-09:30

Inclusive resilience: a new approach to risk governance

Ortwin Renn

09:30-10:00

Being critical around resilience: bring about a future different from the present

Camillo Boano

10:30-11:00 Coffee break

11:00-11:12

Assessing urban resilience to extreme weather events based on human mobility perturbation

Zaishang Li, Fucheng Zhang, Nan Li, Dongping Fang

11:12-11:24

Resilience in the Anthropocene

Fronika de Wit, Carolina Giraldo Nohra, Astrid Mangnus

11:24-11:36

Big Data from social media to understand collective action

Andrea Garcia Tapia, Jose E Ramirez Marquez

11:36-11:48

The uses of vetiver grass: a remarkable resilient planning for the Rohingya refugee camps in

Muhammad Ferdaus, Habib Ullah, Nilufar Yeasmin, Maliha Mohiuddin

11:48-12:00

Communicating risks: factors influencing Filipinos living in high-risk areas to follow preemptive evacuation

Jimwel Balunday

12:00-12:12

DisplacementSim: simulating population displacement using agent-based simulation approach

Ali Asgary

12:12-12:24

The use of Big Data to monitor global data on disaster losses in the Arab Region

Nuha Eltinay, Charles Egbu, Obas Ebohon, Yamuna Kaluarachchi

11:00-11:12

Measuring the unquantifiable?

Elisabeth Marlow, Ksenia Chmutina, Andrew Dainty

11:12-11:24

Analysing city-scale resilience using a novel systems approach

Kerri McClymont, Melissa Bedinger, Lindsay Beevers, Guy Walker, David Morrison

11:24-11:36

A dilemma of language: 'natural' disasters in academic literature

Ksenia Chmutina, Jason von Meding

11:36-11:48

A review of flood vulnerability indices for coastal cities

Mario Giampieri

11:48-12:00

Heritage conservation and tourism: uneasy alliances towards cultural resilience

Carolina Manrique, Tazim Jamal

12:00-12:12

Natural disasters and human development: linking exposure, vulnerability and resilience concepts through the geography of

Isabel Paiva, Lúcio Cunha

12:12-12:24

Resilience rediscovered: a critical review in the context of disaster resilience at community level

Ma. Teodora Gutierrez, Jose Edgar Mutuc

11:00-11:12

A living cultural landscape: the Farm Pond Landscape in Taoyuan, Taiwan as an example

Wan-Wen Huang

11:12-11:24

Post-disaster recovery of cultural heritage at global level: evolution, challenges, and lessons learned from World Bank

Barbara Minguez Garcia

11:24-11:36

Risk and resilience: Baiame’s Cave and creation landscape, NSW, Australia

Catherine Forbes, Tim Owen, Sharon Veale

11:36-11:48

From landscape character assessment to the analysis of the risk of loss of landscape values: Arga Mountain as case

Andreia Pereira, Lúcio Cunha

11:00-11:12

Analysing the cost-effectiveness of heritage-conservation interventions: a methodological proposal within project

Maria João Revez, Paola Coghi, José Delgado Rodrigues, Inês Vaz Pinto

11:12-11:24

Man-made risks and preventive strategies for architectural heritage under threat from urbanization

Xuan Jin

11:24-11:36

Historic buildings resilience: a view over envelope energy retrofit possibilities

Magda Posani, Maria Do Rosário Veiga, Vasco Peixoto de Freitas

11:36-11:48

An indicator for the economic loss in value of damaged cultural heritage properties

Xavier Romão, Esmeralda Paupério

11:48-12:00

Cyclic behaviour, dynamic analysis and seismic vulnerability of historical building archetypes in

E.J. de Azevedo Charters Fuentes Morais, L. Gergely Vigh, J. Krähling

12:00-12:12

Architectural heritage of Sri Lanka: post-disaster lessons learned

Bindu Urugodawatte

11:00-11:12

Resiliency planning in antagonistic communities

Stephen Buckman

11:12-11:24

Structural health monitoring and Bayesian decision analysis for resilient masonry towers

Pier Francesco Giordano, Zehra Irem Turksezer

11:24-11:36

Risk and urban design in favelas: the close relationship between participation and territorial

Solange Carvalho, Pablo Benetti

11:36-11:48

Earthquake risk perception in Khokana, Nepal before and after the 2015 Gorkha Earthquake

Glenn Fernandez, Kenji Okazaki

11:48-12:00

Evaluating service level of Point of Distributions (PODs) during the Michigan Flint Water Crisis

Jooho Kim, Makarand Hastak

12:00-12:12

Gaspar Orsolya, Istvan Sajtos, Andras Arpad Sipos

11:00-11:22

Creating social and spatial integration frameworks: overcoming the emergency approach to urban refugee reception

Carmen Mendoza Arroyo

11:22-11:44

Centre for World Citizens, Reyhanlı, Hatay, Turkey

Chen-Yu Chiu

11:44-11:56

Examining the efficacy of community participation in hazard mapping for disaster risk reduction

Aaron Opdyke

11:56-12:08

The emergency cycle in Ecuador after the 2016 earthquake: the importance of reintegration and contextualization from emergency camps to permanent housing

Lucas Kanyo Dutra

12:08-12:14

The 8th ICBR Lisbon 2018 publication outputs and the contributions of the Special Session and the thematic track on Humanitarian Architecture and Incremental Housing: Special Issues and Elsevier

A. Nuno Martins

12:45-14:00 Lunch Break

14:00-14:12

Understanding the relationship between financial capacity and disaster resiliency: a qualitative study on the residents of Oshawa,

Mahmood Fayazi, Joseph Lorusso, Kannathas Sarugan, Jiayan Wang

14:12-14:17

Community flood resilience across the globe: empirical analysis of measurement and dynamics

Finn Laurien, Stefan Hochrainer-Stigler, Adriana Keating

14:17-14:22

Community cooperatives as an alternative risk financing instrument for DRR and CCA in Indonesia

Dandi Prasetia, Richard Haigh, Dilanthi Amaratunga

14:22-14:34

Dimensions of physical resilience to disasters

Dilanthi Amaratunga, Abhilash Panda, Richard Haigh, Maheshika Sakalasuriya

14:34-14:46

Risk perception and capacities for DRR of people with migration background in two Austrian case

Karin Weber, Susanna Wernhart, Therese Stickler, Britta Fuchs, Doris Damyanovic

14:46-14:58

Identifying key factors enabling disaster recovery of households

Jonas Joerin, Anna Scolobig, Ramasamy Krishnamurthy

14:58-15:10

A suite of built-environment oriented metrics for enhancing community resilience in high-density

Jiduo Xing, Thomas Shiu Tong Ng, Frank Jun Xu

15:10-15:15

Children’s role in disaster preparedness, response and recovery: a pilot study in Chennai, India

Revathi N. Krishna, Kevin R. Ronan, Eva Alisic

14:00-14:12

The concept of resilience in Sweden: governance, social networks and learning

Evangelia Petridou, Jörgen Sparf

14:12-14:24

Bermanism: building reflexive practice into resilient infrastructure planning

Kelly Leilani Main, Mario Giampieri, Yue Wu, Juncheng Yang

14:24-14:36

Integrating housing as critical infrastructure in urban agendas

Margaux Morenas, Anya Brickman Raredon

14:36-14:48

Critical infrastructure resilience: the critical role of “the population”

Simone Sandholz, Mia Wannewitz, Matthias Garschagen

14:48-15:00

Comparative study of infrastructure resilience policies and practices for bay areas

Yifan Zhang, Thomas Shiu Tong Ng, Frank Jun Xu

15:00-15:12

The lost agency in control: a case study within the Atchafalaya River and Mississippi River Deltas

Christopher Meyer, Shawna Meyer

14:00-14:12

Increasing community resilience through community-based disaster risk management in Honduras

Silvia Hostettler, Antonio d'Acunzi, Anton Jöhr

14:12-14:24

Whose resilience, whose knowledge? Cognitive (in)justice in Disaster Risk Reduction education

Liberty Pascua

14:24-14:36

Disaster activities to approach non-participants in disaster trainings and promote cooperation among local

Yusuke Toyoda

14:36-14:48

Social cohesion through urban planning: strengthening community resilience in multi-ethnic urban

Bo Tackenberg, Tim Lukas, Frank Fiedrich

14:48-15:00

Developing flood risk reduction programmes through community risk mapping in Sudan

Daniel Graham, Rebecca Sindall, Hind Elseed, Mai Elamin, Sabrina Kashif

14:00-14:12

Exploration of the transformation of shelters of the displaced citizens of Myanmar in Bangladesh

H. Siddiquee, M.A. Rahman, J.H. Sarker, M.I. Hossain Uzzal

14:12-14:24

Housing, land and property issues of Syrian refugees in Lebanon originating from Homs City

Tala Kammourieh, Mona Fawaz, Nizar Saghieh, Karim Nammour, Ghida Frangieh

14:24-14:36

Exploration of the impact on environment and land use in case of Rohingya influx in Bangladesh: guideline for sustainable

H. Siddiquee, D.N. Huda, A.N. Babar, M.A. Taher Chowdhury

14:36-14:48

Temporary and decentralized approaches in protracted refugee situations: the case of the Syrian refugees in

Faten Kikano, Gonzalo Lizarralde

14:48-15:00

Refugee participatory design for shelters: experiment in Jordanian Syrian camps

Lara Alshawawreh, R. Sean Smith, John B. Wood

15:00-15:12

Beyond the threshold: an approach to execute existing humanitarian disaster in vulnerable forcefully displaced Myanmar citizens (Rohingya refugee) camp with the potential environmental risks in

Muhammad Ferdaus, Riffat Farjana, Humayun Kabir

14:00-14:12

Radical pragmatism: the post-disaster reconstruction work of Taiwanese architect Hsieh Ying-Chun and

Chen-Yu Chiu, Yildiz Kilincer

14:12-14:24

Seismic assessment of the National Palace of Sintra: a multi-disciplinary approach

Madalena Ponte, Rita Bento, Daniel Vaz Silva

14:24-14:36

Welcoming floods in the Santa Clara-a-Velha heritage site

Liliane Hobeica, Adib Hobeica

14:36-14:48

A methodological framework to assess disaster risks at cultural heritage sites: the case of the Roman Ruins of

Ravankhah et.al

14:48-15:00

Protecting cultural property in armed conflicts and following natural disasters: the work of the Blue

Peter Stone

15:00-15:12

Some remarks on a rational and interdisciplinary approach to the safety and conservation of historical centres in Abruzzo

A. Marra, A. Sabino, C. Bartolomucci, I. Trizio, A. Mannella, G. Fabbrocino

15:12-15:24

Urban metabolism of residential structures

Małgorzata Hanzl, Andries Geerse, Larissa Guschl, Rahul Dewan

14:00-14:22

Enhancing wildfire resilience to extreme wildfire events

Fantina Tedim

14:22-14:44

Lessons from an Australian wildfire disaster: integrating urban planning, building and emergency

Alan March

14:44-14:56

Wildfires in Portugal: where and why?

Adélia Nunes, Ana C. Meira Castro, Luciano Lourenço, Bruno Martins

14:56-15:08

Urban planning of interface zones in towns located in the area affected by the mega fires of 2017 in

Claudia Gonzalez-Muzzio, Marcela Rivas Morales

15:08-15:14

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

A. Nuno Martins

15:45-16:00 Coffee break

16:00-16:12

Displacement and rapid urbanisation: a literature evaluation of the challenges of the displaced people due to oil-led environmental disaster in the Niger Delta

Lilian Nwanyisonde Smart, Dilanthi Amaratunga, Richard Haigh

16:12-16:24

Participatory Geographic Information Systems for integrated risk analysis in the outskirts of Arequipa,

Carlos Zeballos Velarde, Gustavo Delgado Alvarado

16:24-16:36

Oil-spill environmental hazard and community adaptive livelihood alternatives: the Nigeria case

Oshienemen Albert, Dilanthi Amartunga, Richard Haigh

16:36-16:48

Effectiveness of early warning and community cooperation for evacuation preparedness for mega-risk type coastal hazard in childcare

Abel Táiti Konno Pinheiro, Akihiko Hokugo

16:48-17:00

Interactions between single-hazard early-warning systems and multi-hazard maps: the case of the Everest region in

Eva Posch, Rainer Bell, Karl-Michael Höferl, Robert Steiger

17:00-17:12

Community-based multi-hazard early-warning system in disaster-prone rural areas of Pakistan

Raheela Saad, Nasurullah Brohi

17:12-17:24

Gaps in evacuation planning for the coastal communities; case study in the Philippines: BASECO

Rodolfo et.al

16:00-16:12

Risk governance: coordination, inclusion and protection with and for European cultural heritage

Ebru Tekin Bilbil

16:12-16:24

The National Plan for Disaster Management of Bangladesh: process, product and promulgation

Iftekhar Ahmed

16:24-16:36

2017 coastal El Niño in Peru: an opportunity to analyse the influence of hazard mitigation plans on local

Urteaga Tirado, Santa Cruz, Fernández de Córdova Gutiérrez, Vilela

16:36-16:48

Resilience pathways of critical infrastructure in cities

Belinda Hewitt, Samantha Stratton-Short

16:48-17:00

Resilience through insurance: a comparison of the role of insurance in flood resilience for households and businesses in

Jessica Lamond, Namrata Bhattacharya-Mis

16:00-16:12

A risky business: the impacts of hazards on traders located in different marketplaces in Port-au-Prince,

David Smith

16:12-16:24

Risk sensitive land-use planning for resilient urban building infrastructure: a study in Dhaka City

Abdul Latif Helaly, Humayun Kabir, Muhammad Ferdaus

16:24-16:36

Understanding and communicating risk to cultural heritage: the future of preserving the past

Barbara Minguez Garcia

16:36-16:48

Managing risks from critical infrastructures: elements of infrastructure interdependencies that have the potential to affect the post-disaster

Erica Mulowayi

16:48-17:00

Vulnerability and infrastructure inadequacies: building better humanitarian facilities

Shenuka de Sylva, Regan Potangaroa

16:00-16:12

The gendered body politic in disaster policy and practice

Ashleigh Rushton, Suzanne Phibbs, Christine Kenney, Cheryl Anderson

16:12-16:24

Whose visions of the city? The challenge of inclusivity in rebuilding after disaster

Maureen Fordham, Ellie Cosgrave

16:24-16:36

Disaster Risk Reduction in urban slums: empowering women in resilience measures

Raheela Saad, Nasurullah Brohi

16:36-16:48

Female empowerment: requirements for design education

Astrid Skjerven

16:48-17:00

‘A walk with the lads’: masculinities’ perspectives, gender dynamics and resilience in Soacha,

Jose Gutierrez, Pat Gibbons

17:00-17:12

Reducing the vulnerability of Antandroy women to drought (Madagascar)

Sarah Tantely Randriamparany

17:12-17:24

Empowerment in the era of resilience building: a gendered appraisal of community-based disaster risk management among informal settlers in Metro Cebu, the

Jordana Ramalho

16:00-16:12

Belgrade: reconstructing Balkanism, reconstructing rights

Nikolina Bobic

16:12-16:24

Refugee integration in Portugal: the new challenges of the European Relocation Program (2015-2017)

Miguel Silva Graça

16:24-16:36

Future scenarios for cities: are calculated models enough?

Mia Wannewitz, Simone Sandholz, Matthias Garschagen

16:36-16:48

Right to the city? Socio-spatial inclusion of economic migrants and refugees in Southern Europe: two case studies from Lisbon and

Sílvia Jorge, Sílvia Viegas, Yves Cabannes, Alessio Surian

16:48-17:00

Development of humanitarian logistics network design: a genetic-algorithm approach

Ma. Teodora Gutierrez

17:00-17:12

Collective adaptation, social capital and self-organization of urban and peri-urban coastal communities on

Lisa-Michéle Bott, Boris Braun

17:12-17:24

Democra-city. Participatory approach and upgrading of the marginal self-produced city

Rosa Arma

17:24-17:36

Housing and tourism in the increasingly urbanised Azores: challenges and opportunities for the right to the city in São Miguel

Vanessa Melo

16:00-16:12

Architecture and war: a look at the city of Aleppo

Margarida Louro, Inês Ribeiro

16:12-16:24

Managing Mount Sinabung evacuees with non-generic disaster management

Erdianta Sitepu, Diah Meilia Garindra Harfiani, I Dewa Ketut Kerta Widana

16:24-16:36

Improved vernacular flood-resilient post-disaster housing reconstruction in Pakistan

Lottie Mccarthy, Tim White

16:36-16:48

Incremental shelter and homeowner post-disaster expansions and modifications

Aaron Opdyke, Shaye Palagi, Casie Venable, Amy Javernick-Will

16:48-17:00

Upcoming temporary and memorial city

Sílvia Martins, Ana Rita Ochoa

17:00-17:12

The story of Viðlagasjóðshús (disaster-relief houses) in Iceland: resilience housing after the volcano eruption in the Vestmannaeyjar

Kristjana Adalgeirsdottir

17:45

Learning from Syria: applying environmental modeling toward strategic peacebuilding interventions

Amber Houghstow

17:45

Land readjustment for reconstruction in Taukhel, Nepal

Kelly Leilani Main, Manuela Uribe, Lumanti Shrestha Joshi

17:45

Sustainable Development Goals: how to use the 17 measures into the territory with quality and

Ana Oliveira

17:45

Cost-benefit analysis applied to investment projects

Maria João Falcão Silva, Filipa Salvado, Paula Couto, Manuel Baião

17:45

Integrating the principles of adaptive governance in bushfire risk management: a case study from the South West of

Simone Ruane

17:45

Assessing the role of post-disaster resettlement in building resilience: the case of the 2010 floods in

Ali Jamshed, Irfan Ahmad Rana

17:45

New York City’s Flood Resilience Zoning Outreach Process: from community awareness to community

Jean You, Manuela Powidayko

17:45

Climate Change Adaptation in big urban centers: the case of New York City

Manuela Powidayko, Jean You

17:45

Recovery from debris flows after Typhoon Morakot: the hot-spring hotels in Taiwan

Jie-Ying Wu

17:45

Implementation of BIM in the rehabilitation of a building of public interest

Maria João Falcão Silva, Sara Silva, Paula Couto, Fernando Pinho

17:45

Development of multicriteria analysis to support the decision to rehabilitate a qualified public

Maria João Falcão Silva, João Barcelos, Paula Couto, Fernando Pinho

17:45

Comparative analysis of social indicators from the vulnerability cartography between two Brazilian

Franciele Caroline Guerra, Bruno Zucherato

17:45

BIM methodology applied to asset management

Maria João Falcão Silva, Svetlana João, Paula Couto, João Hormigo

17:45

Biophilic design toward urban resilience

Katherine Gloede

18:00-18:45 Yoga session

20:00-23:59 Conference dinner