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[PT6]トピック6

2026年10月21日(水) 13:30 〜 18:00
ポスター会場2-2(2階 207会議室)
10/21(水)13:30 -14:30 ポスター設営
10/21(水)14:30 -18:00 ポスター発表
10/22(木)08:30 -16:10 ポスター発表
10/22(木)11:30 -13:00 ポスター発表コアタイム(Topic 2, Topic 3, Topic 6のすべての発表)
10/22(木)16:10 -17:00 ポスター撤収

[PT6-01]Sabo works in Wakayama Prefecture - Collaboration for Reducing Disaster Impact -

Satoru Morikawa1 (1. Wakayama Prefectural Government)

[PT6-02]Impacts of Typhoon and Heavy Rainfall Events on Soil Carbon Stocks in the Chenyulan River Watershed

Yung-Chieh Wang1 (1. Department of Soil and Water Conservation, National Chung Hsing University)

[PT6-03]Nationwide Multi-Temporal InSAR Monitoring of Permanent Mass Movements in Switzerland using the GIN Natural Hazard Platform

Markus Aeschlimann1 (1. GIN Secretariat, c/o Federal Office for the Environment)

[PT6-04]Probabilistic modelling of debris-flow hazard with a focus on event probabilities

Feiko Van Zadelhoff1 (1. Research Group Risk & Resilience, WSL Institute for Snow- and Avalanche Research SLF)

[PT6-05]User-informed development of impact-based early warning systems and their integration into governance structures – Insights from two regions in Norway

Graham Gilbert1 (1. Natural Hazards Division – Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI))

[PT6-06]The Efforts of Toyama Prefecture to Register the Tateyama Sabo Project as a World Cultural Heritage Site

Kazuhisa Iwata1 (1. SABO-Sediment Control Division Public Works Department TOYAMA Prefectural Government)

[PT6-07]A GLOF-like Debris Flow without a Glacial Lake in the Upper Indus Basin, Pakistan

Hiroshi Ogawa1 (1. Integrated Disaster Prevention, Nippon Koei Co., Ltd.)

[PT6-08]Towards Flood Resilience in Slovenia after major August 2023 Floods

Mikos Matjaz1 (1. UNESCO Chair on Water-Related Disaster Risk Reduction, University of Ljubljana, c/o ULFGG)

[PT6-09]Closing the Adaptation Finance Gap – Strategies for Flood and Landslide Risk Reduction in Norway

Heidi Hefre1 (1. Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI))

[PT6-10]A new multi-hierarchical methodology for the hydromorphological assessment of large rivers

Michael Scheiber1 (1. Institute of Hydraulic Engineering and River Research, BOKU University)

[PT6-11]Preliminary Effects of Applying Ecosystem-based Disaster Risk Reduction on Hillside Tea Plantation Management: A case study in Central Taiwan

An-Tzu Cheng1 (1. Department of Soil and Water Conservation, National Chung Hsing University)

[PT6-12]Evolving Flood Resilience Policy in Japan: Factors behind Institutional Transformation

Mikio Ishiwatari1 (1. School of Business Administration, Meiji University)