Research and Practice
G7 Science and Technology Ministers’ IRIDeS Visit
On May 12-14, the G7 Sendai Science and Technology Ministers’ Meeting was held in Sendai, Japan, to discuss strengthening science and technology cooperation to solve global issues. On May 13, G7 Ministers visited IRIDeS, Tohoku University, as part of the meeting's study tour.
This page shows what we have introduced upon the G7 Ministers’ IRIDeS visit: an overview of IRIDeS, examples of IRIDeS distinctive studies, and some collaborative research and activities IRIDeS researchers have conducted with researchers and organizations based in the G7 countries.
It is hoped that the G7 Science and Technology Ministers’ IRIDeS visit to Tohoku University could become an opportunity for the G7 countries to deepen their interest in and understanding of the science that has developed from the lessons of the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami, and further to promote international cooperation between us in the field of disaster science.
This page shows what we have introduced upon the G7 Ministers’ IRIDeS visit: an overview of IRIDeS, examples of IRIDeS distinctive studies, and some collaborative research and activities IRIDeS researchers have conducted with researchers and organizations based in the G7 countries.
It is hoped that the G7 Science and Technology Ministers’ IRIDeS visit to Tohoku University could become an opportunity for the G7 countries to deepen their interest in and understanding of the science that has developed from the lessons of the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami, and further to promote international cooperation between us in the field of disaster science.
The following is a list of handouts from the day of the event.
Part 1: Greetings, Introduction and overview, and Distinctive Research
Part 2: collaborative International Research
Accurate measurement of tsunami boulders at the Sanriku coast
APRU （Association of Pacific Rim Universities）Multi-Hazards Program
Designing with Disaster Stories from Seven Regenerative Cities
Development of antiviral drugs against SARS-CoV-2
Disaster Medicine and Public Health
Disaster Robotics for the Disaster Risk Reduction
Environmental and technological vulnerabilities, and public representations in a post-disaster context
Graduate Training Program: Multidisciplinary Coastal Zone Hazards Institutes – US, Japan, France, Indonesia
Implementation of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction: Global Centre for Disaster Statistics (GCDS)
Increasing Resilience of Urban Planning
International Standards (ISO) for Smart Community Infrastructures for Disaster Risk reduction
International Workshop Series on Remote Sensing for Disaster Management
Investigating the transmission of disaster memory
Investigating the transmission of disaster memory
IRIDeS faculty member dispatching to UCL
IRIDeS-USGS collaborative researches on tsunami deposits and sediment transport modeling
Learning from diverse experiences: Case Studies from L’Aquila and Tohoku
Machine Learning approaches for real-time tsunami forecasting
Managing Mass Death and Grief in Disaster Communities
Neuroscience of Disaster Communication in Multilingual Contexts
Promoting Seismic Protective Systems for Resilient Societies
Queen Charlotte Islands (Haida Gwaii), British Columbia Tsunami, 2012
Radar-based Building Damage Recognition
Remote Sensing and Geo-informatics for Mapping Disaster Impact
Research on the 2009 L'Aquila earthquake
Resilience Research for Human-Centered Data applied on Flood Risk Reduction
Teaching the Japan Disaster Digital Archive (JDA): Insights from Japan
World BOSAI Forum 2023/IDRC2023 in SENDAI