☑️ Scientific Programme
📁 7ACUDR_scientific_programme.pdf
Oral presenters should upload their slides to the session-room laptop at least 10 minutes before the session starts. Afternoon presenters are encouraged to do so during the lunch break. Each presentation is limited to 15 minutes, including Q&A.
Oral Session 1. Cross-Border & Multi-Agency Organizational Response
Prof. Seongkyum Kim (Kumoh National Institute of Technology)
Dr. Tzu-Yin Chang (National Science and Technology Center for Disaster Reduction)
Rollout of a Database-Supported Exercise Method to Promote Inter-Municipal Sharing and Transfer of Disaster Lessons: Application to Housing Damage Assessment
Masao Taninobu, Daisuke Ebisuzaki, and Takaaki Kato
Issues In Disaster Response Management And Standardization Of Operational Procedures For Water Sector In Japan
Akimasa Matsuo and Nobuhisa Hirayama
Exploratory Analysis of Key Issues in Counterpart Support for Housing Damage Assessment: A Case Study of Himi City, Toyama Prefecture, after the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake
Yasuhiro Komatsubara and Munenari inoguchi
Enhancing Disaster-Scene Safety: An Empirical Analysis of Social Vulnerability Indicators in Taiwan’s Fire Service Agencies
Yu-Lun Chiu, Shyh-Yuan Maa, and Pei-Chun Shao
Road Network Connectivity Assessment under Landslide-Induced Disruptions: A Resilience-Based Framework for Developing Regions
Ana Valeria Sosa and Sunghoo Kim
Coupled Atmosphere-Hydrology Modeling for Flood Disaster Risk Assessment under Climate Change Scenarios: A Case Study of Typhoon Hinnamnor (2022) in South Korea
Yaewon Lee, Bomi Kim, Jiwon Choi, Yuske Hiraga, and SeongJin Noh
Oral Session 2. Shelters and Housing Pathways (Smart & Inclusive)
Prof. Jae Sang Moon (Kumoh National Institute of Technology)
Dr. Chia-Lung Wu (Central Police University)
Evolution of Evacuation Shelters in Japan: A 30-Year Functional Analysis Towards Inclusive Support
Kei Matsuzaki and Osamu Murao
Decentralized Stormwater Treatment Using Single Atom Catalysts
Joowon Choi and Jaesang Lee
Social Infrastructure, Perceived Vulnerability, and Disaster-Related Concerns in Urban Shrinking Areas: Evidence from a Public Housing Case in Osaka, Japan
Pornchai Prasongchatchai and Yusuke Toyoda
The Economic Evaluation of Pre-disaster Relocation and Disaster Loss: A Case Study of the 2025 Mataian Creek Barrier Lake Incident
Chi-Chun Lin, Osamu Murao, and Yun-Chi Yu
Performance Improvement of Reinforced Concrete Beams Using Thermally Enhanced UHPC Jacketing for Fire Hazards Mitigation
HoJin Lee, Tae Hwan Kim, Il Young Jang, and Young Soo Yoon
Bridging the Smart-Inclusive Divide: Empirical Validation of a "4-Hour Rapid Deployment Model" for Urban Shelters in Taipei
Yuan-Sung Chiang, Chin-Yeh Tung, and Chia-Lung Wu
Oral Session 3. Risk Communication and Knowledge Exchange 1
Dr. Tomoko Shigaki (Osaka University of Economics)
Dr. Yulee Shin (Kookmin University)
Applied Research against Human Errors on Overall Risk Management of Complex Chemical Plants located near Urban Areas, based on the affinitive Co-existence with AI
YoungHo Kim
Disaster Awareness and Preparedness among International Students in Japan: The Role of Japanese Language Proficiency
Akiko Iizuka
Trends in Disaster Research on Great Earthquakes in Japan since 1923
Haruna Kato, Osamu Murao, Kimiro Meguro, and Miho Ohara
Discussion of Issues in Taiwan's Disaster Prevention and Protection System: A Case Study of the Mataian Landslide Barrier Lake Incident in Hualien Prefecture
Bing-Shian Tsai and Pei-Chun Shao
Re-Designing The Reach Structure Of Disaster Education: A Delivery-Oriented Approach For Low-Engagement Populations
Kenji Ishibashi, Muneyoshi Numada, and Kimiro Meguro
Development of Eco-Friendlier High-Strength Concrete and Functionally Graded Concrete towards The Implementation of Cleaner Protective Infrastructure
Parr Jean Luc Malan, Joo Ho Lee, Rae Chul Lee, and Young Soo Yoon
Oral Session 4. Risk Communication and Knowledge Exchange 2
Dr. Su-eun Hur (DL)
Prof. Pei-Chun Shao (Ming Chuan University)
Enhancing cooperation among stakeholders to maximize mutual capabilities in earthquakes - As a case study with Sekimachi Nanboku-cho Neighborhood Association in Nerima Ward -
Mae Akizuki and Satoshi Kojima
Analysis of Lateral Behavior of PSC I-Girders during Lifting Considering Variations in Span Length and Initial Eccentricity
Dong-min Song, Youg-ji Park ,Won-tae Kim, Seung-won Lee, and Seong-kyum Kim
Efficient Extraction of Lessons Learned from After-Action Reports on Local Government Disaster Response Using Deep Learning-based Language Models
Miho Ohara, Yudai Hirama, Soichiro Yokoyama, and Tomohisa Yamashita
The Influence of Relationships among People on Evacuation During Disasters
Soon-Joo Wang, Daun Choi, Eunae Ahn, and Jihyun Kim
Effects of Smart Hazard Maps on Evacuation Decision-Making: A PADM-Based Approach — Theoretical Framework and System Design Analysis
Manato Kosaka, Yutaka Tada, Taichi Sugimori, Ryo Moriwaki, Yoshifumi Fujimori, Shingo Suzuki, Mursyida Nurfadhilla, Yoshinori Tsukada, Yoshimasa Umehara, Masaya Nakahara, Yasunori Kozuki, Yukari Ando, and Isao Goto
From Smart Cities to Smart Shrinkage: Rethinking Shared Disaster Safety Through Decentralized Infrastructure
Takashi Furuya and Yasubumi Furuya
Oral Session 5. Recovery Planning and Reconstruction for Smart Cities 1
Dr. Jinseok Choi (Kangwon National University)
Prof. Sunah Kim (Suwon Science College)
Analyzing Urban Dynamics Relationship With Resilience Characteristics Focusing On Flood Recovery
Soheil Dashti and Takaaki Kato
Regret Cost Analysis for Scenario-Based Water Infrastructure Planning
Chae-Rin Lee and Donghwi Jung
A Framework for Resilient Reconstruction in Smart Cities Using DfMA-Based Modular Concrete Bridge Systems
Jin-Seok Choi, Ju Won Lee, Dong Sig Choi, and Young Soo Yoon
Optimization of Superabsorbent Polymer Dosage for Lightweight UHPC in Precast Underground Shelter Infrastructure for Smart City Development
Hyeong Jin Park, Joo Ho Lee, Hyung Hoon Lee, and Gyeong Woo Park
A Proposal On Quantifying Crisis Management In Nuclear Power Plant Accidents: A Report Based On Comparison Between INES Level 7 Disasters
Licht Nagamori, Muneyoshi Numada, and Kimiro Meguro
Spatial Accessibility Assessment of Post-Disaster Relocation in Palu, Indonesia
Raras Sela, Osamu Murao, and Yun-Chi Yu
Oral Session 6. Recovery Planning and Reconstruction for Smart Cities 2
Prof. Kenji Koshiyama (Kansai University)
Dr. Hojin Lee (Korea University)
Urban Morphology as a Factor in Tsunami Evacuation Capacity: The Case of Kuta and Cilacap, Indonesia
Mufidatun Khoiriyah, Osamu MURAO, and Yun-Chi Yu
A Semi-submersible Floating ESS Framework for Enhancing Coastal Microgrid Resilience against Seismic Disasters
Jinwoong Lee and Seungjun Kim
A Study on Public Facility Service Levels in a Virtual Shrinking City: Comparative Analysis Under Normal and Disaster Conditions
Jiyoon Kim and Takaaki Kato
Reconstruction as Transformation: Comparative Perspectives on the El Haouz and Noto Earthquakes
Pierre-Samy Jallal
Enhancing the Resilience of Renewable Energy Infrastructure: A Literature Review on Seismic-driven Cascading Failures in Floating Offshore Wind Farms
Jinwoo Park and Goangseup Zi
Multi-GPU Urban Flood Simulation for Faster Hazard Assessment
Bomi Kim, Hyungon Ryu, Seungsoo Lee, Jun-Hak Lee, and Seong Jin Noh
Oral Session 7. Recovery Planning and Reconstruction for Smart Cities 3
Dr. Rae Chul Lee (SQ)
Dr. Yun-chi Yu (International Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku University)
Understanding Post-Disaster Urban Population Recovery in Japanese Cities
Yun-Chi Yu and Osamu Murao
From Isolation to Resilience: Smart Island Disaster Response and Recovery Planning for Aging Communities
Jaeho Kim
A Study of Shifts in Structural Design and Retrofit Strategies for High-Rise Towers in Japan’s Major Metropolitan Areas, following the Aftermath and Lessons Learned from the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake.
Anete Skrastina and Young-Soo Yoon
Rapid Urban Flood Inundation Mapping Using Deep Learning Super-Resolution
Hyeonjin Choi, Dong Sop Rhee, and Seong Jin Noh
Supporting Build-Forward-Better Strategies In Urban Cultural Heritage Cities: Comparative Insights From Flood Resilience Assessment In Japan And Thailand
Tanavara Chawanid and Kanegae Hidehiko
Towards Seismic-Resilient Smart Cities: Integrating GeoAI and AIoT on Taipei’s T-SAGE Platform Case.
Jui-Hsieh Huang, Chin-Tung Cheng, Huai-Chu Morris Mo, Jing-Ting Wang, and Chun-Wei Hsu
Oral Session 8. Physical Damage and Rapid Impact Assessment (AI in Practice)
Dr. Seongjin Noh (Kumoh National Institute of Technology)
Dr. Takashi Furuya (Tohoku University)
Multi-Sensing Data-Based Estimation of Isolated Settlements During Disasters
Shono Fujita, Satomi Kimijima, Habura Borjigin, Hiroaki Sano, Makoto Hanashima, Shingo Toride, and Hitoshi Taguchi
Investigating scour damage around bridge piers and foundations caused by tsunami
Wakana Mori and Gaku Shoji
Stability Assessment Of Transmission Towers Under Wildfire Exposure Using An Unsupervised AI Framework
Yoon Seok Kim and Seungjun Kim
Artificial neural network-based finite element model updating for electrical cabinet in power plant
Jinwoo Sung, seongbin Ryu, kyoungseok Lee, and seungjun Kim
Incorporating Building Informality Into Regional Seismic Risk Assessment Under Data Constraint: A Case Study Of The Canton Of San José, Costa Rica
Richard E. Godfrey-Montero, Murao Osamu, and Yun-Yu Chi
From Disaster to Regulation: The 1999 Armenia Earthquake As a Catalyst for Seismic Building Code Reform in Colombia
Gabriela Rosas and Young-Soo Yoon
Oral Session 9. Human Impacts, Health, and Social Equity
Prof. Sujin Park (Inha Technical College)
Dr. Akiko Iizuka (Utsunomiya University)
Effect of OLED Waste Glass Powder on Early Strength Performance of Rapid-Hardening Concrete
Ngan Thanh Vu and Seong-Kyum Kim
A Study on Crowd Safety Through Flexible Physical Activity Adjustment by Pedestrians
Soon-Joo Wang, Daun Choi, Eunae Ahn, and Jihyun Kim
Safe Evacuation of Vulnerable Populations in High-Rise Buildings: A Feasibility Assessment of Elevator Evacuation
Ting-Chen Tung and Pei-Chun Shao
Human Health Risk And Diseases Severity Determinants: Evidence From Bangladesh Coastal Flood
Roy Ksheeten and Toyoda Yusuke
Mass-Scalable Fire Curve for Under-Bridge Fires in Urban Infrastructure
Ohseong Lee and Goangseup Zi
Effects of Smart Hazard Maps on Evacuation Decision-Making: A PADM-Based Approach — A Questionnaire-Based Experimental Analysis
Manato Kosaka, Yutaka Tada, Taichi Sugimori, Ryo Moriwaki, Yoshifumi Fujimori, Shingo Suzuki, Mursyida Nurfadhilla, Yoshinori Tsukada, Yoshimasa Umehara, Masaya Nakahara, Yasunori Kozuki, Yukari Ando, and Isao Goto
Oral Session 10. Early Warning and Actionable Intelligence
Mr. Yu-Lun Chiu (Taoyuan City Government)
Prof. Seongkyum Kim (Kumoh National Institute of Technology)
From Forecast To Alert: Climate-Informed Spatiotemporal Rainfall Prediction And WhatsApp-Based Early Warning For Indonesian Provinces
Arif Nurwahid
Digital Twin-Driven Structural Health Monitoring for Offshore Wind Turbine
Jonghyun Lee, kiwon Jeong, and seungjun Kim
The Potential For Immediate Supplies Provision In Local Shopping Districts Just After A Disaster: Focusing On The Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street
Yuika Abe and Teruyuki Isagawa
Assessment of Runoff Simulation Applicability Based on Multi-Site Automatic Calibration of WRF-Hydro for Flood Disaster Preparedness: Nakdong River Basin
Jiwon Choi, Yaewon Lee, Bomi Kim, and Seong Jin Noh
Failure Pathways and Protection Priorities in Earthquake-Damaged Wastewater Infrastructure: A Literature-Coded Analysis
Taejun Kim and Seungkwan Hong
Toward a Multi-Hazard Resilience Assessment Framework for Offshore Wind Farms
Jea Sang Moon and Sung Ho Lee
Poster Session
Please prepare your poster in portrait orientation. The maximum size is 90 cm wide × 120 cm high. Posters should be mounted by 1:00 PM on June 19. Presenters are encouraged to be available at their posters during the poster session from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM.
Prof. Jae Sang Moon (Kumoh National Institute of Technology)
P1: A Deep Learning Framework for Multi-Scenario Urban Flood Prediction and Assessment
Hyuna Woo, Bomi Kim, Jiwon Choi, and SeongJin Noh
P2: Actual Assembly and Initial Response of School Personnel in the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake: An Analysis of a Questionnaire Survey of School Staff in Wajima City
Kyoko Ariyoshi, Masayuki Shibano, Toru Boushita, Nagomi Nakamaru, Takahiro Gyouji, and Kenji Koshiyama
P3: Post-Disaster Out-Migration in Oku-Noto, Japan: Municipal Differences in Destination Concentration and Migration Distance After the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake
Hiroyuki Kuramoto, Shingo Suzuki, and Akira ide
P4: Modeling the development process of regional evacuation management plans including interactive risk communication: A case study of tsunami risk in a Prefecture affected by 2011 East Japan Earthquake
Munenari Inoguchi, Keiko Tamura, and Kei Horie
P5: Seismic Damage Assessment of Water Supply Pipelines Based on Probabilistic Damage Modeling
Naoto Ichimura and Nagahisa Hirayama
P6: A Study on the Selection of Safety Standards for Protective Bollards in Airports and Other Multi-use Facilities: A Comparative Analysis of Foreign Cases
Jin-man Jeong, Dong-il Shin, and Yong-geun Kim
P7: Volcanic Risk Perception and Preparedness Behaviors of Mount Ontake Climbers: A Comparative Study in 2023 and 2024 Following the Easing of Access Restrictions
Fumiya Sato, Mizuki Nakamura, and Yasunori Hada
P8: Development of an Interactive Web Platform for Integrating Meteorological and Disaster Resource for Real-Time Disaster Management
Hsin-Wen Pai and Yuan-Chien Lin
P9: Case Study of Ishinomaki City Disaster Disability Relief Recipients Due to the Great East Japan Earthquake
Tomoko Shigaki
P10: Analysis of Fault-Induced Earthquake Damage and Strategies for Advancing National Seismic Design
Yong Baek
P11: Life Cycle Assessment and Multi-Criteria Decision Making of Aquifer Storage and Recovery
Joonyoung Lee, Seunghak Lee, Sang Hyun Kim, and Jaeshik Chung
P12: Spatial Analysis of Evacuation Demand and Capacity of Welfare Evacuation Shelters for the Elderly in Yokohama City
Minju Kim, Inagaki Keiko, Yoshida Satoshi, and Taneichi Shinya
P13: Analysis Of Structural Evolution And Storm Movement In The Pre-Extreme Stage Of Rainfall Using High-Resolution Radar Data
Minseo Cho, Youngsoo Yoon, and Changhyun Jun
P14: Post-Flood Land Change in Japan: Macro- and Micro-Level Evidence of Residential Inertia and Limited Reorganization
Kenji Koshiyama
P15: A Study on Parameter Optimization of High-Strength Bolt Layout in H-Beam T-Stub Connections for Disaster Prevention and Enhanced Structural Safety
Dongmin Song, Jaemin Lee , Yeonjae Lee, Hyeong-hoon Lee, and Il-young Jang
P16: Dynamic Exit Signage for Improved Subway Evacuation Performance
Ahyoon Gong and Donghyuk Jung
P17: A Study on Numerical Analysis of Ground Stability and the Application of Smart Sensors in Trenchless Construction Methods for Hydrogen Pipeline Networks
Yong Baek, Jinwhan Kim, and Jonghyun Lee
P18: Disaster Prediction AI and the Integration of Personal and Behavioral Data: Constitutional Tensions between the State’s Duty to Protect and the Right to Informational Self-Determination
Yulee Shin
Special Session
Prof. Taewhan Kim (Yong-in University)
Performance culture around the world is growing day by day
Kyungok Jeong
A study of the risk assessment to the performance in life cycle
Gil Joo Park
Disaster Risk Management for Temporary Stage Structures: Risk Assessment and Response Frameworks for Crowd Safety
Jeongsik Yoo
☑️ Keynote Speakers
Application of Image Methods for Wave-Stucture Interaction and Near-Field Remote Sensing in a Wave Environment
Byoungjoon Na, Assistant Professor, Kumoh National Institute of Technology, Korea
How AI Supports Disaster Risk Management: Opportunities and Potential
Dr. Tzu-Yin Chang, Division Head, National Science and Tecnhology Center for Disaster Reduction, Taiwan
Artificial intelligence (AI) is playing an increasingly important role in disaster risk management, particularly in disaster prevention and response. This topic explores how AI technologies enable real-time risk detection, predictive analysis, and decision support by integrating multi-source data such as social media, sensor networks, and geospatial information in Taiwan.
Key applications in Taiwan include,
(1) risk detection
(2) risk assessment
(3) automated disaster reporting
(4) the use of GeoAI for spatial analysis.
(5) chatbots with large language models
AI agents have significantly supported disaster risk management, enabling a transition toward human–AI collaboration. However, building trustworthy AI remains a key challenge, including issues such as data bias, privacy protection and security, system transparency, and explainability.
Regional Business Resilience Against Disasters in Japan
Dr. Miho Ohara, Professor, The University of Tokyo, Japan
Japan is increasingly facing disaster risks due to environmental changes, including climate change, as well as social changes such as rapid depopulation. Enhancing the disaster resilience of business sectors is a key issue for sustaining local economies. Achieving disaster resilience requires strengthening the robustness of social functions against natural hazards, improving emergency response capacity, ensuring quick recovery, and promoting “building back better” after disasters.
In this speech, the examples of the regional recovery processes of business sectors after recent disasters are introduced based on analyses of both interview surveys and statistical data. The role of cooperation among businesses located near affected areas or connected along the same supply chain will be highlighted. Future strategies to enhance business resilience towards the coming disasters will be discussed.