筑波大学教育課程編成支援システム(EN)

0AL5317 Advanced Urban Risk Management

2.0 Credits, 1, 2 Year, SprAB Fri1,2
Michitaka Umemoto, Yohei Kinoshita

Course Overview

This course deals with risk management on various natural and man-made hazards in urban area. At first, meanings and characteristics of urban disaster and several aspects of direct damages and indirect affections by various hazards are explained from a viewpoint of structural and non-structural vulnerabilities. Then, based on risk management process including identification, assessment and treatment of risk, students analyze data regarding disaster risk in a real city, interpret the results, consider appropriate countermeasures and present their own plan. Through these works, appropriate risk management against urban disaster risk will be discussed.

Remarks

Identical to 01CF308 and 01CN205.

Course Type

lectures

Relation to Degree Program Competences

Course Objectives(Learning Outcomes)

Class goals and themes
1) To understand various natural disaster risks and man-made disaster risks in urban areas.
2) Understand the mechanisms of various disaster occurrences
3) Understand the basics of disaster risk management
4) To understand basic disaster prevention measures for urban disasters through analysis using data on urban disaster risk.
5) To support the ability to propose measures for risk management for urban disasters, based on the acquisition of basic knowledge about urban disaster risk and the understanding of the process of urban disaster risk management, combining lectures and exercises, factor analysis on the case of urban disaster risk.

Course Keywords

Urban and Reginal Area, Disaster Risk Reduction, risk management, Risk Perception.

Class Schedule

1.	Orientation, Basics of disaster risk management
2.	Factor analysis of urban risk and disaster prevention and mitigation measures
3.	Large-scale earthquake damage in recent years and its spillover
4.	Earthquake mechanism basis and risk / damage assessment with space geodetic techniques
5.	Urban area fire and firefighting activity strategy at the time of earthquake
6.	Urban Earthquake Assessment and Vulnerability Analysis: Earthquake Damage Estimation and Regional Risk Assessment
7.	Atmospheric and hydrospheric phenomena as a potential to become urban disaster risk
8.	Urbanization and flood damage, flood damage measures
9.	Evacuation from disaster and evacuation plan
10.	Recovery from disasters: The case of disaster recovery, advance recovery planning

Course Prerequisites

Grading Philosophy

Evaluation will be based upon participation and presentations(40%), and a final examination or report(60%).

Course Hours Breakdown and Out-of-Class Learning

Textbooks, References,and Supplementary Materials

Handouts will be ditributed and References will be shown in the lecture.

Office Hours and Contact Information

Students should contact by email.

Michitaka Umemoto 1002294 http://infoshako.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp/~tj330/Labo/udml/
Yohei Kinoshita 100002930

Other(Behavioral expectations and points to note for students during coursework)

Relation to Other Courses

0AL5309 Topics in Risk and Resilience Engineering in Master's Program (Theory of Urban Disaster Mitigation and Risk Information)
0AL5310 Risk Communication
0AL5312 Seminar in Resilient Urban Planning
0AL5315 Disaster Risk and Resilience
0AL5319 Policy and case study on information-intelligence-based disaster risk management

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