The second Workshop
The Joint Symposium of Seismic Hazard Assessment, June 17-19, 2013, Sendai, Japan
This joint symposium of seismic hazard assessment includes multiply meetings of
- Workshop on the ground motion attenuation models
- The 3rd annual meeting of China-Japan-Korea cooperative program
- The 2nd TEM-NIED Workshop
We were so pleased to have special lecture from Professor Kojiro Irikura. The participants joined the symposium not only from these cooperative programs but also from: PEER center UC Berkeley, IGP CEA, GEM, IGP VAST, UJF France and major universities, institutes in Japan. To let participants experience the destructive disasters from the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, we arranged the two-days field trip along the east Pacific coast areas. We have issued an 80-pages abstract proceedings include a) 33-oral and 19-poster presentations, b) the research activities of the Japan-China-Korea cooperative program, c) the NIED-TEM workshop, and d) field trip description.
After the lesson learnt from the 2011 M=9.0 Tohoku earthquake, the seismic hazard assessment issues have been reconsidering in Japan. Many fundamental researches and improvements have been gradually developing since then, such as 1) modeling of seismic activity with no oversight to low-probability earthquakes, 2) preparation of strong-motion evaluation considering low-probability earthquakes, 3) development of methodology for complementary use of PSHM and SESM, and 4) sophistication of techniques for prediction of strong-motion for mega earthquakes. Through this symposium, the more extensive cooperation for advanced seismic hazard assessments could be carried out in East Asia, Asia, as well as in the world.
June 17th, 2013
NHK-MT3D documentary | The Tohoku earthquake disaster from 3-D technology (16Min with English narration)「3D東日本大震災 津波の傷跡」 |
Yoshimitsu Okada | Welcome speaking |
CJK-Program:
H. Fujiwara, X. Tao and M.S. Jun |
Summary of PSHA activities in Japan, China, and Korea |
TEM Representatvie:
K-F. MA |
Summary of PSHA activities in TEM |
JNGA Representative:
K. Koketsu |
Summary of JNGA activities |
Special Lecture:
Kojiro Irikura |
Lessons learned from the 2011 Tohoku earthquake for reducing earthquake disasters |
Yousef Bozorgnia | Recent advances in development of earthquake ground motion prediction equations |
Saburoh Midorikawa | Compilation and preliminary analysis of strong motion records of the 2011 Tohoku, Japan earthquake |
Kazuki Koketsu | Proposal of median distances for ground motion prediction equations |
Nobuyuki Morikawa | A new attenuation relation for Japan applicable up to Mw9 |
Tao Zhengru | Seismology based ground motion attenuation relationship for the demonstration region of China in the joint project |
Toshimi Satoh | Simulation and prediction of long-period ground motions for subduction-zone mega-earthquakes in Japan using empirical relations |
Po-Shen Lin | Selection and weighting of ground motion prediction equations for seismic hazard analysis in Taiwan |
Hongjun Si | Evaluation equation of amplification factors for spectral acceleration |
Kazuki Koketsu | Closing remarks |
June 18th, 2013
June 19th, 2013
T.K Hong | Seismicity and seismotectonic province models of the Korean Peninsula |
Hisanori Matuyama | Construction of the detail 3D velocity structure models in Japan: several recent developments |
Fabrice Cotton | Selection and adjustment of empirical ground-motion models --Results from the GEM-Share European project |
Kuo-Liang Wen | Empirical site correction for ground motion simulation |
Ruey-Juin Rau | Present-day kinematics of Neogene extensional structures in the foreland of southwestern Taiwan from GPS observations during 2002-2012 |
T.S.Kang | A technique for seismic discrimination of explosions from earthquakes |
Kuo-Fong Ma | Revisit of Taiwan historical damaging earthquakes for seismic hazard mitigation |
Yuan-Hsi Lee | Review the 1906 Meishan earthquake and Chiayi transfer zone in central Taiwan |
Yin-Tung Yen | Ground Motion Evaluation and Validation of the 1920 Hualian M8.0 Earthquake |
J. Bruce H. Shyu | Constructing the seismogenic structure source model of Taiwan |
Yuan Daoyang | Active fault segmentation and their seismic hazard assessment in Qilianshan, NE Tibet |
Shin Aoi | Kyoshin (Strong Motion) Monitor --- A new strong-motionmonitoring system --- |
Poster Session
Hiroe Miyake | Postdiction of source model and ground motions for the 2011 Tohoku earthquake |
Hiroki Azuma | Utilization of J-SHIS data for general public via J-SHIS Web APIs |
Nobusuke Hasegawa | Case study for utilization of seismic hazard information to local municipal program |
Shih-Nan Cheng | Literature Search and Seismogram Compilation of Historical Earthquakes in Taiwan |
Yating Lee | Characteristics of strong shaking duration in Taiwan |
Shohei Naito | On-site experiment of seismic monitoring network by utilization inside sensors of mobile terminal |
Satoshi Shimizu | Study of an empirical model to evaluate tsunami inundation area |
My Thanh Tran | Seismic zoning maps of Vietnam for the Building Code |
Takayuki Hayashi | Seismic hazard analysis based on the joint probability density function of PGA and PGV |
Jyun-Yan Huang | Comparison of several common transfer functions for site effect study in Taipei basin |
Shigeki Senna | Modeling of the subsurface structure from the seismic bedrock to the ground surface for a broadband strong motion evaluation |
Zhao Jisheng | Crustal dynamics simulation based on activitie characteristics of the fault |
Yao Yunsheng | Application of modern geodetic information in future seismic zoning |
Yuan-Hsi Lee | Review the 1906 Meishan earthquake and Chiayi transfer zone in central Taiwan |
Asako Iwaki | Long-period ground motion for megathrust earthquakes at the Sagami Trough: Effects of source variety on ground motion |
Takahiro Maeda | Evaluation of long-period ground motion for the anticipated Nankai-Trough megathrust earthquakes |
Hiromitsu Nakamura | A social experiment of a new strong-motion monitoring system (Kyoshin Monitor) with earthquake early warning |
Chi Mingjie | Adjustment of seismic ground motion parameters on site effects in seismic zonation map |
Zhou Zhenghua | The Statistical Analysis of Long-period Ground Motion Attenuation Relationships on Bedrock Site |
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