Reading Materials (Articles, Posters, etc.)
Could the magnitude of the 311 disaster have been reduced by ecological planning A retrospective multi-hazard risk assessment through map overlay,Landscape and Urban Planning.pdf
1st Section : Main contents (7 Videos)
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1.Explanation of the objective of this content (7:57)
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2.The Great East Japan Earthquake from a Survivor's Perspective (2:29)
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3.From the perspective of government officials, the Great East Japan Earthquake Story (2:30)
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4.The Most Important Considerations,What Happened at Tsurishihama in Shinchi Town,Fukushima Prefecture: (8:16)
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5.The 10-year achievements and challenges of the Reconstruction Agency; Speed was Given Top Priority. (10:29)
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6.Why was Fukushima Shinchi Town able to complete bottom-up reconstruction in such a short time? (10:32)
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7.Design Science and Reconstruction Following the Great East Japan Earthquake (12:29)
2nd Section: Detailed supplementary materials
3rd Section: Questions and suggestions for collaborative research
4th Section : IFLA Asia Pacific Region webinar: ‘Living with tsunami: extreme water resilient rural landscapes’ 31 March 2022
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01_Introduction and Opening Remarks (5:47)
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02_Experience and lessons learned from the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami by Mr. Misato Uehara (13:05)
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03_Experience and lessons learned from the Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami in Indonesia by Ms. Dewi Rezalini Anwar (10:13)
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04_Current status of the tsunami disaster in the Kingdom of Tonga by Mr. Kiyohito Tamotsu (10:29)
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05_Comments from Mr. Carlos (7:48)
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06_Comments from Ms. Colleen (20:43)
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07_Comments from Ms. Salma (14:28)
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08_Discussions with the presenters and panelists and Closing Remarks (15:19)
5th Section: Webinar footage "IFLA APR Talk & Share: Potential of design science in the new century as climate change and large-scale disasters become the norm"