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Toward development of disaster prevention training method for employee based on images of security camera at earthquake

Efforts to utilize various sensor groups around us for disaster prevention have begun. Based on this trend, we propose a method of updating disaster prevention education for employees by manual training and so on conventionally done at attracting facilities, to disaster prevention education / training using the security camera image archive at the time of earthquake.

Each time a serious disaster occurs, there are calls for better disaster prevention education in and around the stricken area, and such education is actually implemented. However, it is not extended to other parts of the nation. Although disaster prevention education really is needed across Japan, it tends to be implemented only in the directly affected locality of a catastrophic disaster. Moreover, even in affected areas, when 10 to 20 years have elapsed from a major event, with a decline in the number of survivors, there is less motivation to pass experiences and learning on to the next generation, despite the potential for such disasters to recur, tens or hundreds of years into the future.  It is not easy to maintain conversations about disaster experiences through several generations. Consequently, effective disaster prevention education is provided only in the region stricken by a particular event, and it is practiced only for up to 20 years following the last disaster. As a result, provision of disaster prevention education has become less effective in many areas of Japan. This session focuses on the following two questions: (1) Why is disaster prevention education not carried out nationwide? ; (2) Why cannot disaster prevention education be ongoing? We encourage anyone who wishes to help develop new disaster prevention education based on awareness of these issues to make a presentation in this session. Participation is not restricted to geoscientists; any person or group engaged in any domain of disaster prevention is welcome to submit a paper.

[JJ] Comprehensive disaster prevention education

JpGU-AGU Joint Meeting 2017

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[G02-P05]Toward development of disaster prevention training method for employee based on images of security camera at earthquake

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