01CM129 災害情報学

2.0 単位, 1・2 年次, 秋AB 金1,2
庄司 学, 川村 洋平

授業概要

被害把握-災害対応-リスク分析という災害時における各フェーズで求められる災害情報の質、取得・評価方法、及び、実装方法の最新動向について講述する。

備考

11/13(金)1,2時限及び11/14(土)1~4時限を集中講義扱い(川村)とする。
02RB238, 0AL0605と同一。
その他の実施形態
英語による授業、オンデマンド型と同時双方向型のハイブリッド、On-demand and realtime online

授業形態

講義

学位プログラム・コンピテンスとの関係

Associated with (1) use of knowledge, (2) management ability and (3) specialized knowledge

授業の到達目標（学修成果）

At the end of this course, the students will be able to:
1. Recognize major disaster information and significance within mainstream of disaster control.
2. Have a sound working knowledge of basic of disaster control informatics & Geographic Information System (GIS) and disaster information principles in the context of practical disaster applications.
3. Recognize role and importance of these principles in a comprehensive range of disaster control applications, both from a technical perspective and from risk and operational management perspectives.

キーワード

Disaster Information, Disaster Control, Informatics, Civil Engineering, GIS

授業計画

履修条件

N/A

成績評価方法

Assessments will take the form of two assignments.
NOTE: Course completion requires that all assessment items be completed; failure to submit can result in non-completion of the Course.
Assignment 1: Spatial analysis using GIS technologies by oral presentation in English; 50%
Assignment 2: Technical Report about "A role of Disaster Information" in English; 50%

学修時間の割り当て及び授業外における学修方法

Modules: 3.0 hours lectures & tutorials per week for 10 teaching weeks.
Also allow on average another 6.0 hours per week for dealing with preparation of assignments.
For Week 1 - 5 & Week 9, Lecture: 100%
For Week 6 - 8, Lecture: 60%, Tutorial: 40%

教材・参考文献・配付資料等

オフィスアワー等（連絡先含む）

その他（受講生にのぞむことや受講上の注意点等）

It is the responsibility of every student to be aware of all relevant legislation, policies and procedures relating to their rights and responsibilities as a student. These include:
• the Student Charter,
• the University’s Guiding Ethical Principles,
• the University’s policy and statements on plagiarism and academic integrity,
• copyright principles and responsibilities,
• the University’s policies on appropriate use of software and computer facilities,
• students’ responsibility to check enrollment,
• deadlines, appeals, and grievance resolution,
• student feedback,
• other policies and procedures
• electronic communication with students

他の授業科目との関連

ティーチングフェロー（TF）・ティーチングアシスタント（TA）

TF will support this course.