[O3-13]
Advances of International Collaboration on M9 Disaster Science

[O3-13-01] Advances of International Collaboration on M9 Disaster Science

*Kenjiro Terada^1,4, *Shunichi Koshimura^1,4, *Jorge Leon^3,6, Randall J LeVeque², Gabriel Gonzalez^3,7, *Patricio Catalan^3,6, Elizabeth Maly¹, *Dan Abramson², Carrie Garrison-Laney², *Michael Motley², *Naoko Kuriyama⁵, *Lan Nguyen², *Adams Adams², Anawat Suppasri^1,4, Erick Mas^1,4, Shuji Moriguchi¹ (1. IRIDeS, Tohoku University, 2. University of Washington, 3. CIGIDEN, Chile, 4. Core Research Cluster of Disaster Science, Tohoku University, 5. Kobe University, 6. Universidad Federico Santa Maria, 7. Universidad Católica del Norte)

Keywords:Magnitude Nine (M9), Disaster simulation, Modeling, Planing, Sensing

Megathrust earthquakes along the subduction zones have caused significant impacts on our society and will be causes of future enormous risks and crisis. Many challenges and issues in reducing risks and enhancing disaster resilience have been addressed by on-going and previous research efforts. Now it is time to share the issues and produce innovative outcomes.

This session is a sequel of the International Workshop on Magnitude Nine (M9) Disaster Science that aims to initiate and accelerate the collaborations among the participants from the countries that have experienced megathrust earthquakes with M9, e.g. 1700 Cascadia, 1960 Chile, 1964 Alaska, and 2011 Japan.