Project Definition Workshop on M9 Disaster Science

Main workshop webpage: http://tinyurl.com/m9workshop

Break-out Groups for March 13, 2019, 3:30 -- 5:30pm

The goal of this initial break-out group session is to brainstorm ideas about possible collaborative research between groups in Japan, Chile, and the US. The following groups will share ideas and knowledge about other researchers at their institutions. The extended abstracts listed for each group are potentially relevant, but other abstracts listed on the main workshop webpage may also be of interest.

Group 1: Observations and early warning

Abstracts to discuss:

D. Arcas and V. Titov, Implementation of Hard and Soft Exclusion Sources in conjunction with DART 4G Technology for Rapid and Accurate Assessment of Cascadia Events
Y. Fukushima, Synthesizing and Visualizing the (Many Ways of) Evolution of Possible Precursory Phenomena to Occurrence of Megaquakes
S. Koshimura, Y. Ohta, and T. Inoue, Real-time Tsunami Inundation and Damage Forecasting with High-Performance Computing Infrastructure
A. Sheehan and W. Wilcock, Tsunami Warning with Data Assimilation of Seafloor and Sea Surface Observations

Group 2: Remote sensing

Abstracts to discuss:

Y. Endo, L. Moya, E. Mas, and S. Koshimura, The possibility of applying layover simulation to change detection caused of natural disasters using multi-temporal SAR images
L. Moya, E. Mas, S. Koshimura, Fusion of Remote Sensing and Numerical Simulations to Detect Damage in the Infrastructure

Group 3: Planning and risk assessment

Abstracts to discuss:

D. Abramson, A. Bostrom, L. Nguyen, and K. Idziorek, Multi-scenario Community Planning for Coastal Hazards
N. Kojima and N. Kuriyama, Characteristics of the Disaster Prevention Group Relocation Promotion Project in the Great East Japan Earthquake and Evaluation on Residential Environments after Relocation
E. Maly, Community-based disaster recovery planning and relocation
E. Mas, L. Moya, and S. Koshimura, Tsunami evacuation modeling and its integration with inundation simulation for planning shelters and evacuation routes

Group 4: Tsunami modeling

Abstracts to discuss:

P. A. Catalan and B. Diaz, Tsunami Resonance Along the Chilean Coast: The role of bay shape and source location
R. Cienfuegos, P.A. Catalán, A. Urrutia, R. Benavente, R. Aránguiz, G. González, What Can We Do to Forecast Tsunami Hazards in the Near Field Given Large Epistemic Uncertainty in Rapid Seismic Source Inversions?
T. Inoue and S. Koshimura, A New Tsunami Numerical Model with the Polygonally Nested Grid System and its MPI-Parallelization for Real-time Tsunami Inundation Forecast on a Regional Scale
S. Koshimura, Y. Ohta, and T. Inoue, Real-time Tsunami Inundation and Damage Forecasting with High-Performance Computing Infrastructure
B. MacInnes and C. Garrision-Laney, Using geological data to constrain solutions of past earthquakes/tsunamis
E. Mas, L. Moya, and S. Koshimura, Tsunami evacuation modeling and its integration with inundation simulation for planning shelters and evacuation routes
S. Moriguchi, K. Terada, H. Kanno, and K. Tozato, Simulation-based disaster risk analysis using data science techniques
A. Sheehan and W. Wilcock, Tsunami Warning with Data Assimilation of Seafloor and Sea Surface Observations
A. Suppasri , K. Pakoksung, R. Masaya, K. Yamashita, and F. Imamura, Applying tsunami numerical simulation for building damage assessment using load-resistance analysis and sediment transport modeling
A. Winter, M. Motley, and M. Eberhard, Numerical Modeling of Fluid-Structure-Debris Interaction during a Tsunami Event

Group 5: Landslide/rockslide modeling

Abstracts to discuss:

K. Terada, S. Moriguchi and S. Suzuki, Multi-stage failure simulations for rock mass failure
Y. Yamaguchi, S. Moriguchi, and K. Terada Solid-liquid coupled material point method for sediment disasters

Group 6: Subduction zone seismology, tsunami sources, PTHA

Abstracts to discuss:

R. Cienfuegos, P.A. Catalán, A. Urrutia, R. Benavente, R. Aránguiz, G. González, What Can We Do to Forecast Tsunami Hazards in the Near Field Given Large Epistemic Uncertainty in Rapid Seismic Source Inversions?
J.G.F. Crempien, A. Urrutia, R. Benavente, and R. Cienfuegos, Effect of spatial correlations of slip on tsunami intensity inundation parameters
Y. Fukushima, Synthesizing and Visualizing the (Many Ways of) Evolution of Possible Precursory Phenomena to Occurrence of Megaquakes
J. González, G. González, R. Aránguiz, N. Zamora, and D. Melgar, Earthquake scenarios for active seismic gaps: a hybrid deterministic and stochastic approach for tsunami hazard assessment
R. LeVeque and F. González Probabilistic Earthquake Sources for Tsunami Hazard Assessment or Structural Engineering Design
B. MacInnes and C. Garrision-Laney, Using geological data to constrain solutions of past earthquakes/tsunamis
S. Moriguchi, K. Terada, H. Kanno, and K. Tozato, Simulation-based disaster risk analysis using data science techniques

Group 7: Structural engineering

Abstracts to discuss:

D. Lehman, M. Motley, and C. Roeder, Structural Testing in a Wave Flume: An Experimental Perspective and Research Needs
A. Suppasri , K. Pakoksung, R. Masaya, K. Yamashita, and F. Imamura, Applying tsunami numerical simulation for building damage assessment using load-resistance analysis and sediment transport modeling
A. Winter, M. Motley, and M. Eberhard, Numerical Modeling of Fluid-Structure-Debris Interaction during a Tsunami Event