第四届岩土工程减灾与修复国际会议

发布时间:2013-10-02

 

The Fourth International Conference on

Geotechnical Engineering for Disaster Mitigation and Rehabilitation

(第四届岩土工程减灾与修复国际会议)

(4thGEDMAR)

Tuesday 16Thursday 18September, 2014

Kyoto, Japan

http://gedmar.org/abstract.html

 

Dear Colleagues,

 

The organizing committee warmly welcomes you to the Fourth International Conference on Geotechnical Engineering for Disaster mitigation and Rehabilitation (4thGEDMAR), to be held on Tuesday 16Thursday 18 September, 2014, Kyoto, Japan.The 4thGEDMAR will provide a forum for members of ISSMGE to share knowledge and improve understanding of the geotechnical engineering issues associated withcatastrophic flooding events. The forum will discuss hurricane, rainstorm and storm surge induced riverine and coastal flooding events, such as the 2004 Sumatra earthquake in Indonesia, the 2005 Hurricane Katrina disaster in New Orleans, USA, Typhoon Morakot, which devastated parts of Taiwan in 2009and the2011 earthquake and tsunami disaster in Eastern Japan.

 

The 4th GEDMAR will buildon the tradition of previoussuccessfulGEDMAR conferences heldin Singapore, Nanjin/China, and Semarang/Indonesia since 2005. The venue forthe 4th GEDMAR will be Kyoto, Japan, a city which offers a wealth oftouristic and cultural opportunities for delegates and accompanying persons to enjoy during their stay.

 

Susumu Iai

Chairman of the Organizing Committee, 4th GEDMAR


Important Dates

 

31October 2013

Abstract submission

 

30 November 2013

Notification of abstract acceptance

 

15May 2014

Final paper submission

 

1 May 2014 through 1 September 2014

Registration

 

Registration: required

Registration fee: free

 

Conference Proceedings:

Publisher: Balkema

A total of 200 copies (subject to change in accordance with the change of foreign currency exchange rate) will be made available free of charge.

The presenting authors of accepted papers will be givenhigher priority for free copy.

The rest of the copies will be made available first come (in terms of registration) first served basis for those who attend the conference.

For those with late registration (after 200 copies are taken) or unable to attend the conference, the conference proceedings will be made available through a regular order placed directly and individually with the publisher (EUR150 to 200 per copy, including the delivery cost). Allow delivery time of 2 to 4 weeks in this procedure.

 

Banquet:

A participant in the banquet will be asked to pay his/her own cost of JPY10,000/person in cash during the conference.


 

Conference Chairman

Susumu Iai

 

International Advisory Committee

Susumu Iai, Japan (Chairman)

Scott Steedman, UK (Secretary)

Jian Chu, USA (Task Force 1 leader)

Koji Ichii, Japan (Task Force 2 leader)

S.P.R. Wardani, Indonesia (Task Force 3 leader)

Raymond B. Seed, USA

Hanlong Liu, China

D.T. Bergado, Thailand (SEAGS)

G. Auvinet, Mexico

Myint Win Bo, Canada

Romeo Ciortan, Romania

Volker Eitner, Germany

George Filz, U.S.A.

S.R. Gandhi, India

Don De Groot, USA

Buddhima Indraratna, Australia

Masyhur Irsyam, Indonesia

Ian Jefferson, U.K.

Phoon Kok Kwang, Singapore (SEAGS)

Mei-Ling Lin, Taiwan (SEAGS)

Michele Maugeri, Italy

S-C. R. Lo, Australia

Jack Pappin, Hong Kong

M. De Puy, Panama

Shunichi Sawada, Japan

Nimal Seneviratne, SriLanka

W. Sengara, Indonesia

E.C. Shin, South Korea

M. Thu, Vietnam

Ikuo Towhata, Japan

M. Werno, Poland

Jianmin Zhang, China

 

Organizing Committee

Susumu Iai, Japan (Chairman)

Ikuo Towhata, Japan

Shunichi Sawada, Japan

Hideki Ohta, Japan

Mitsu Okamura, Japan

Takahiro Sugano, Japan

Tetsuo Tobita, Japan

Ryosuke Uzuoka, Japan

Syuji Yamamoto, Japan

 

Venue of the Conference

 

Uji Obaku Plaza

Kyoto University

 

Themes

 

Plenary and Parallel Sessions:

Theme 1 Materials and modeling

Theme 2 Natural hazards

Theme 3 Disaster mitigation and rehabilitation

 

Workshops:

Workshop 1 Bench mark centrifuge model tests and analyses of soil liquefaction

Workshop 2 Guidelines and recommendations for local governments to mitigate the risk ofcoastal and river flooding disasters

 

Conference Program

 

Tuesday 16 September, 2014

8:30 Registration

9:30 Opening

10:00 Keynote 1

10:40 Keynote 2

11:20 Keynote 3

12:00 Break

13:00 Parallel Session 1

15:00 Break

15:30 Parallel Session 2

17:30

 

Wednesday 17 September, 2014

9:00 Keynote 4

9:40 Keynote 5

10:20 Break

10:40 Keynote 6

11:20 Keynote 7

12:00 Break

13:00 Workshop 1 (Bench mark centrifuge model tests and analyses of soil liquefaction) & Parallel Session 3

15:00 Break

15:30 Workshop 1(continue) & Parallel Session 4

17:30

 

19:00 Banquet

 

Wednesday 17 September, 2014

9:00 Keynote 8

9:40 Keynote 9

10:20 Break

10:40 Keynote 10

11:20 Keynote 11

13:00 Workshop 2 (Guidelines and recommendations for local governments to mitigate the risk of coastal and river flooding disasters) & Parallel Session 5

15:00 Break

15:30 Panel Discussions

17:00 Closure


 

About ISSMGE/TC303 on Floods

 

Technical Committee 303 (TC303) ‘Coastal and River Disaster Mitigation and Rehabilitation’ (short name ‘Floods’) is a new Technical Committee (TC) of the ISSMGE created for the period 2009-2013 under the wider theme of ‘Impact on Society’. TC303 continues the work of the former TC39 ‘Geotechnical Engineering for Coastal Disaster Mitigation and Rehabilitation’, which was focusedon tsunami risk following the 2004 Sumatra earthquake in Indonesia. TC303on Floodswill build on the work of TC39 by addressing disaster mitigation and rehabilitation measures not only for tsunami but also for other sources of catastrophic flooding including hurricane, rainstorm and storm surge induced riverine and coastal flooding events, such as the 2005 Hurricane Katrina disaster in New Orleans, USA or Typhoon Morakot, which devastated parts of Taiwan in 2009.

TC303 will provide a forum for active participation by individual members of ISSMGE to improve understanding of the geotechnical engineering issues surrounding catastrophic flooding events. The TC will achieve this objective through three task forces, which will assimilate and disseminate geotechnical engineering knowledge relevant to coastal and river disaster mitigation and rehabilitation through publications and major conferences in the series of GEDMARs.