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- Haruo HAYASHI
- Kyoto University
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- The Basic Strategy on Research and Development of Disaster Prevention (December,1993)
by Sicence and Technology Agency(STA)
- 10 years plan、under review
- Monbusyo + STA = MEXT in 1998
- “The board for research development for disaster studies” ,Research
Program Evaluation Committee of Science Council on Science and
Technology at MEXT (April, 2001)
- New Five Year Plan 2003-2007
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- Mr. Tsuneo Okada Shibaura Institute of Technology (Head)
- Mr. Masayuki Watanabe JICA
- Ms. Hitomi Murakami Yamaguch University
- Mr. Haruo Hayashi Kyoto University
- + 16 members
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- Basic strategy
- Reviewed by The Policy Committee of the Council for Science Technology
(CST) of Japanese government (May, 1995)
- The effective ways to improve the infrastructure of research on
earthquake disaster prevention by SAT(September,1997)
- the Central Committee for Investigation Research on Earthquake (July,1995)
- The implementations of research on earthquake -the fundamental and
integrated strategy for implementing research on earthquake
observation, survey, and investigation- (April,1999:).
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- E-Defense
- 3D Shaking Table 20m×15m
- Capacity 1,200t
- Completed in 2005
- Earthquake Disaster Mitigation Research Center
- Frontier Research on Urban Earthquake Disaster Reduction
- Started in January 1998
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- For Better Mitigation and Preparedness
- Holistic and Interdisciplinary Science and Technology
- Stress on Earthquake Disaster but not Forget Other Disasters
- Improvement of Research Infrastructure and Introduction Competitive
Research Funds
- Inter-organizational Collaboration among Disaster Research Institutions
- International Application
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- Reducing Disaster using all measures
- Customer Oriented Research
- Concrete Plan for Reduction
- Respect for Basic Research on Understanding of Disaster
- Promotion of Applied Research
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- Natural Science, Engineering + Social Sciences + Information Science
- Promotion of Social scientific Research on Disaster is important
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- Earthquake program: High priority
- Difficulty of Earthquake Prediction
- Severity of Social Influences
- Volcanic Eruption, Flood, Snow, Storm Surges, Land Slides
- Urban Vulnerability for Disasters
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- Big Facilities, Dense Observation Network, Database
- Coordination among Agencies for Data collection
- Competitive Fund
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- Collaboration between Researchers and Practitioners
- Collaborations among natural science, engineering, and social sciences
- Collaboration among organizations
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- Knowledge and Technology Transfer to Developing Countries and Regions,
Special Focus on Asia
- Data Sharing with Advanced Countries, Special Focus on the US
- Institution-based International Collaborations
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- (1) Meteorological disaster:
- heavy rainfall
disasters, heavy snowfall disasters, strong wind disasters, typhoon
disasters, flood disasters, storm surge disasters, sediment disasters,
and disasters due to climatic change.
- (2) Land-deformation disaster:
- earthquake
disasters, soil disaster at earthquakes, tsunami disasters, and
volcanic disasters
- (3) Multi-hazard disasters:
- disasters with
complex factors, the secondary disaster, which including urban fire,
multi-hazard urban disasters to build Disaster Resistant and resilient
Community
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- Development of principles and strategy for Risk Management
- Improvement of hazard map
- Building Destruction Process Analysis caused by earthquakes
- Seismic Risk Assessment and Retrofitting of Existing Buildings
- Optimization of Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction
- Active Use of Advanced-Technology for Disaster Reduction
- Disaster information
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- 1.Systematization of disaster
risk management and implementation strategy
- 2. Improvement of damage
estimation reflecting locality and communities/ cities
- 3. Disaster risk management with
cost consideration
- 4. Best mixture of hardware and
software strategy for buildings, including critical facilities and
cultural heritage
- 5. Collaboration among various
organizations in case of wide area disasters
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- 1. Creating, spreading and
improving the hazard map application technology for multi-hazard disasters such as flood, sediment
disaster, storm surge, earthquake, tsunami, volcanic eruption
- 2. Building disaster databases
- 3. Visualization of risk
assessment results utilizing GIS and information technology
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- 1. Analysis of the process of
building destruction by experimentation using the real-scaled model and
the large-scaled three-dimensional Shaking table
- 2. Promotion of the elemental
experimentation using the middle-sized shaking table
- 3. Development of the database
of shaking table experimentation
- 4. Development of the numerical
shaking table
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- 1. Improvement of technology for
seismic risk assessment
- 2. Improvement of technology for
seismic retrofit
- 3. Development of technology for
restoring seismic capacity of damages buildings
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- 1. Analysis of human behavior at
all stages of post –event recovery
- 2. Development of the database
on recovery/reconstruction
- 3. Assessment of various
reconstruction strategies and their psychological impacts on disaster
victims
- 4. Guideline for priority
setting of reconstruction activities
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- 1. Improvement of technology for
damage estimation and disaster-response simulation
- 2. Development of training
program for evacuation and simulation system useful for disaster
education
- 3. Application of search and
rescue robot for disaster response
- 4. Research on application of
the advanced technology for the disaster reduction
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- 1. Development of the
information system for collecting/analyzing/providing data
- 2. Research on standardization
and integration of disaster information
- 3. Integration of disaster
information and GIS
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