Program for Friday, November 16th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH: TALK VIEW

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

08:00-09:00 Registration

09:00-09:30

GESTUAL: research and local action in the urban margins. Resistance and resilience

Isabel Raposo

09:30-10:00

Anticipate! Field notes in the Human Age: the case of Canaan, Haïti and Medellín, Colombia

Christian Werthmann

10:30-11:00 Coffee break

11:00-11:12

Wildfire risk awareness and preparedness of predominantly Māori rural residents, Karikari Peninsula, New Zealand: a foundation for building community

E.R. Langer, Tara McGee

11:12-11:24

Risk management for forest fire in a World Heritage site: vulnerability and response capacity by Rapa Nui indigenous

Constanza Espinoza, Marcela Hurtado

11:24-11:36

Disaster Risk Reduction beyond command and control: mapping an Australian fire from a complex adaptive systems'

Leonardo Nogueira de Moraes, Alan March

11:36-11:48

Humans play a crucial role in coproducing regulating ecosystem services: the case of forest fires in the Carmel-Haifa

Yaella Depietri, Daniel Orenstein

11:48-12:00

Australian bushfires: hazards, risk, aftermath, and past and future preparedness

Robyn Riddett

12:00-12:12

Guidelines for increasing resilience of informal settlements exposed to wildfire risk

Constanza Gonzalez-Mathiesen, Alan March

12:12-12:24

Updating integrated watershed conceptual model for Citarum River Restoration Program

M.S.B. Kusuma, A.A. Kuntoro, E. Enung, S. Akbar, A. Alkindi

11:00-11:12

Multicriteria risk assessment-based evacuation management

Dario Masucci, Cosimo Palazzo, Stefano Panzieri

11:12-11:24

Enhancing resilience of a critical road axis in Mexico

Roberto Gomez, David Flores, Oscar Lopez-Batiz

11:24-11:36

Development of a physical services index for flooding hazards in built environments: the case of Metro

Charlotte Kendra Gotangco, Jairus Carmela Josol

11:36-11:48

Role of HEIs in achieving regional cooperation for effective multi-hazard early warnings in Asia

Kinkini Hemachandra, Richard Haigh, Dilanthi Amaratunga

11:48-12:00

An innovative strategy to increase the resilience of flood-vulnerable communities while reducing risk of population displacement and psychological

Elizabeth English, Meiyi Chen, Rebecca Zarins

12:00-12:12

Learning from less-advantaged communities how to cope with natural disasters

Shenuka de Sylva, Brenda Vale

12:12-12:24

Seismic vulnerability and risk assessment of Gangtok Region, India

Teja Malladi

11:00-11:12

FLOODLABEL: how new planning tools create flood-resilient cities

M.-S. Attems, M. Rauter, S. Fuchs, M. Papathoma-Köhle, T. Thaler

11:12-11:24

Transformative practices? Resisting evictions in Lisbon Metropolitan Area

Saila-Maria Saaristo

11:24-11:36

Building resilience: an adaptive framework for Greater Bay Area sustainable development

Matthew Cheuk Fai Lee, Wilson W.Y. Yik, Ivy S.W. Lee, Alex Yueng

11:36-11:48

Walking as a key factor in the resilient low-carbon city

Thanuja Panawannage, Alan March

11:48-12:00

Assembling an alternative: pushing the development of a new housing programme in Porto

Aitor Varea Oro, Nuno Travasso

12:00-12:12

Quality of inhabiting in the urban margins of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area: the role of academia

Isabel Raposo

12:12-12:24

Urban ecological planning as a long-term instrument for risk governance in Guangzhou

Jieling Liu

11:00-11:12

Increasing resilience to increase value: from mere survival towards opportunities for future

Elisabetta Ginelli, Gianluca Pozzi

11:12-11:24

An investigation into the impact of individual differences on immersive learning environment preparedness

Sarita Robinson, Michael Constantine

11:24-11:36

A multi-sectorial assessment of drivers to build food security resilience to shocks in Niger

Jose Manuel Rodriguez Llanes, François Kayitakire

11:36-11:48

A conceptual integrative approach to monitoring, evaluation and validation of Climate Change Adaptation measures for urban

Daniela Wilden, Daniel Feldmeyer, Jörn Birkmann, Christian Diller

11:48-12:00

Effects of perceptual indicators in the evaluation of disaster resilience: a revision of the Coastal Community Resilience Model in the Southeastern Pacific Coast of

Á. González-Reyes, P. Villagra, C. Quintana, S. Ariccio, M. Bonaiuto

12:00-12:12

Enablers for improving seismic resilience of vulnerable buildings: a myth or reality?

Temitope Egbelakin, Jason Ingham

12:12-12:24

Challenges of post-disaster reconstruction projects: an empirical investigation according to project management knowledge

Omimah Alsaadi, Emrah Acar

11:00-11:22

‘It’s just what women do’: notions of vulnerability and resilience in post-conflict, post-disaster

Maureen Fordham

11:22-11:34

Social capital and gender following disaster: the case of the El Morro community, Chile

Jenny Moreno

11:34-11:46

Building capacity and developing community women leadership for disaster resilience in Fiji

Helen Giggins, Iftekhar Ahmed, Thayaparan Gajendran

11:46-11:52

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

A. Nuno Martins

12:45-14:00 Lunch Break

14:00-14:12

The concept of resilience in Chile since the earthquake of February 27, 2010: state of the art and future

Claudia González-Muzzio

14:12-14:24

A people-centred approach to programme design: exploring adaptation ideas to vulnerabilities in Darfur,

Daniela Giardina, Jessica Fullwood-Thomas

14:24-14:36

Community local knowledge for flood risk management and external stakeholders: experiences from

R. Sakic Trogrlic, G.B. Wright, A.J. Adeloye, M.J. Duncan, F. Mwale

14:36-14:48

Rethinking resilience in the context of natural hazards: towards an agency-centred approach of

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

14:48-15:00

Index study: social vulnerability to drought in rural Malawi

Euan Innes, Robert Šakić Trogrlić, Lindsay Beevers

15:00-15:12

Sustainable child-centred disaster resilience education program: participatory action-research study in

Mayeda Rashid, Kevin Ronan, Jean‑christophe Gaillard

14:00-14:12

A climate-resilient Dominica informed by a risk-opportunity framework

Dave Hampton

14:12-14:24

Governance of urban social-ecological systems: a theoretical reflection for resilience through urban planning

Jieling Liu

14:24-14:36

Business continuity as a means to strengthen Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) in a coastal community of oyster

Raymond Rodolfo, Mark Lapus

14:36-14:48

Building resilience to natural disasters using financial instruments

Felix Villalba-Romero, Champika Liyanage

14:48-15:00

Risk of flooding: precautionary actions of villagers living in flood-prone rural area

T.A. Mahinda Pushapkumara

15:00-15:12

Effects of legal frameworks in the resilience of coastal towns under tsunami hazard: governance in the Southeastern Pacific Coast of

Paula Villagra, Karla Figueroa, Carolina Quintana

15:12-15:24

Development of resilience improvement programs for a large university system: the case study of the Instituto Politecnico Nacional after 2017 Mexico

Norberto Dominguez, Luis Botello, Guillermo Guerrero

14:00-14:12

The underlying mechanism of resettlement dissatisfaction

Pournima Sridarran, Kaushal Keraminiyage, Dilanthi Amaratunga

14:12-14:24

Improving Disaster Risk Reduction education for Australian construction professionals

Helen Giggins, Anthony Fuller

14:24-14:36

The nature of road reconstruction intervention in post-conflict Sri Lanka: linkages to peace and

Maheshika Sakalasuriya, Richard Haigh, Dilanthi Amaratunga

14:36-14:48

How reliable is Build Back Better at enhancing socio-ecological resilience?

Mittul Vahanvati, Irina Rafliana

14:48-15:00

An innovative approach to post-disaster reconstruction and future resilience through amphibious foundation

Elizabeth English, Jeana Wiser

15:00-15:12

The role of the architect in times of energy crisis and global warming

Manon Pommiez

15:12-15:24

Are architects up to the challenge of mitigating risks through design? Some impressions from the

Liliane Hobeica, Adib Hobeica

14:00-14:12

Simplified strategies for a quantitative seismic vulnerability assessment of healthcare structures

A. Gubana, M. Melotto, S. Noè, S. Barelli, G. Rinaldin

14:12-14:24

Portuguese literacy about climate change: an online media coverage study

Neide P. Areia, Mário Sequeira, José Manuel Mendes, Alexandre Oliveira Tavares

14:24-14:36

Exploring the influence of social networks in the adoption of safer construction practices in Nepal

Eefje Hendriks, Benjamin Schep, Alexander van Leersum

14:36-14:48

Enabling earthquake resilience: a multicriteria decision-making adaptive reuse framework

T. Egbelakin, J. Ingham, B. Glavovic, R. Thompson, L. Toy, E. Aigwi

14:48-15:00

ResilOrgSim: simulating organizational resilience

Ali Asgary

14:00-15:45 Workshop

15:45-16:00 Coffee break

15:50-16:35 Yoga session

16:00-16:12

Building urban critical infrastructure resilience to climate change

Cinta Lomba-Fernández, Josune Hernantes, Leire Labaka

16:12-16:24

Awareness relevance in cities’ climate change resilience building process, a literature review

Marta Iturriza, Leire Labaka, Jose M. Sarriegi

16:24-16:36

Integrating local knowledge and scientifically generated climate information for resilience building

Camilla Audia, Frances Crowley, Maeve Brennan

16:00-16:12

Autonomous action on urban flood risk by school stakeholders in Dong Hoi, Vietnam

Jason Von Meding, Hang Thai

16:12-16:24

Towards sustainable fishery: building back better fishing communities after the Great East Japan Earthquake

Yuri Oki, Hiroshi Kitazato

16:24-16:36

Linking physical vulnerability to the resilience of the built environment

Maria Papathoma-Köhle, Sven Fuchs

16:00-16:05

Enabling adaptive capacity of urban neighbourhoods through architecture and urban design in the face of human-induced hazards: the case of urban

Deniz Ozge Aytac, Tulin Vural Arslan

16:05-16:10

Designing safety: an approach to ways of living and coexisting with socio-natural hazards in the Metropolitan Area of Concepción,

Alejandro Lara

16:10-16:22

Multiplying spaces of community empowerment and resilience

Axel Becerra Santacruz, Alfonso Garduno Jardon

16:22-16:34

The role of urban form in supporting rapid tsunami evacuations: using computer-based models and real-world data as examination

Jorge León, Cyril Mokrani, Patricio Catalán, Rodrigo Cienfuegos

16:00-16:12

Poverty-reduction strategies in slums and ghettos: Bucharest as case study

Ionuț-Laurențiu Dinu, Claudiu-Andrei Mușat

16:12-16:24

How to design incremental housing: in search for a building typology of evolutive architecture

Marion Gouges

16:24-16:36

Shouldn’t all architecture be designed with empathy? A case of Design Probes for affordable housing design in

Helena Sandman

16:36-16:48

Post-disaster recovery as socio-ecological and socio-political construction: responses to the 2010 Merapi eruption as a case

M Bobby Rahman, Pieter Van den Broeck, Constanza Parra

17:00-18:00 Closing ceremony

18:00-19:00 Traditional Magusto