Organized Sessions

Current status and future perspectives of fire following earthquake studies

Thu. Nov 23, 2023 10:55 AM - 12:40 PM G414 (PACIFICO Yokohama North, 4F)

Chairpersons: Tomoaki Nishino (Kyoto University), Masahiro Murakami (Kogakuin University)

関東大震災100周年を契機に、巨大地震に伴う大規模火災（地震火災や津波火災など）について、火災安全工学、都市計画学、リスク管理学など、関連する様々な学問分野を横断して理解と議論を深める。具体的には、これまでの研究の総括や最新の成果を共有するとともに、今後の研究のあり方を包括的に議論する。本オーガナイズドセッションでは、次の内容に関連するトピックを対象とするが、これに限るものではない。・過去の地震における火災の発生・被害等の実態や傾向・火災の物理的な性状や予測モデル・火災への対応（初期消火、避難、消防活動、情報伝達、復興など）・不確実性を考慮した火災リスク評価やリスク軽減対策・火災に対し脆弱な建築物群の改善（密集市街地、歴史的市街地、伝統的建築物など）・地震被害を受けた建築物の火災安全性、地震火災後の継続使用性や再使用性・津波火災に対する津波避難施設の安全性

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10:55 AM - 11:00 AM

[Day1-G414-Introduction02] Introduction

*Tomoaki Nishino¹ (1. Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University)

11:00 AM - 11:15 AM

[Day1-G414-07] Consideration from the Viewpoint of Firefighting on the Risk of Large Urban Fires due to Simultaneous Multiple Post-earthquake Fires

[Invited Lecture]

*Ai Sekizawa¹ (1. Tokyo University of Science)

11:15 AM - 11:30 AM

[Day1-G414-08] Conditions for suppressing the occurrence and spread of damage from earthquake and tsunami fires based on case studies of past fire response actions

[Invited Lecture]

*Akihiko Hokugo¹ (1. Kobe University)

11:30 AM - 11:45 AM

[Day1-G414-09] Modeling of spot fire and the possibility of large fires after earthquakes

[Invited Lecture]

*Tatsuya Iwami¹ (1. National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management, MLIT)

11:45 AM - 12:00 PM

[Day1-G414-10] What does it mean the risk in fire vulnerable dense urban area? activities to reduce vulnerability

[Invited Lecture]

*Norio Maki¹ (1. Kyoto University)

12:00 PM - 12:12 PM

[Day1-G414-11] Consideration on Safety limit Time for Residents' Evacuation in Post-earthquake Urban Fire and Proposal of Real-time Evacuation Guidance Method

*Yuta Suzuki¹, Eiichi Itoigawa² (1. Building Research Institute, 2. Professor Emeritus, University of Tsukuba)

12:12 PM - 12:24 PM

[Day1-G414-12] Analysis of Land Ownership Changes after Mass Fires

*Kenji KOSHIYAMA¹ (1. Kansai University)

12:24 PM - 12:36 PM

[Day1-G414-13] Development of a probabilistic tsunami-triggered oil spill fire hazard assessment methodology and its application to a petrochemical industrial park along the Osaka Bay

*Tomoaki Nishino¹, Takuya Miyashita¹, Nobuhito Mori¹ (1. Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University)

12:36 PM - 12:40 PM

[Day1-G414-Summary] Discussion

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Organized session » OS10 Current status and future perspectives of fire following earthquake studies

Current status and future perspectives of fire following earthquake studies

[Day1-G414-Introduction02] Introduction

[Day1-G414-07] Consideration from the Viewpoint of Firefighting on the Risk of Large Urban Fires due to Simultaneous Multiple Post-earthquake Fires

[Invited Lecture]

[Day1-G414-08] Conditions for suppressing the occurrence and spread of damage from earthquake and tsunami fires based on case studies of past fire response actions

[Invited Lecture]

[Day1-G414-09] Modeling of spot fire and the possibility of large fires after earthquakes

[Invited Lecture]

[Day1-G414-10] What does it mean the risk in fire vulnerable dense urban area? activities to reduce vulnerability

[Invited Lecture]

[Day1-G414-11] Consideration on Safety limit Time for Residents' Evacuation in Post-earthquake Urban Fire and Proposal of Real-time Evacuation Guidance Method

[Day1-G414-12] Analysis of Land Ownership Changes after Mass Fires

[Day1-G414-13] Development of a probabilistic tsunami-triggered oil spill fire hazard assessment methodology and its application to a petrochemical industrial park along the Osaka Bay

[Day1-G414-Summary] Discussion

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