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79 7Th Joint Student Seminar 2015 015-01 7th Joint Student Seminar on Civil Infrastructure 19-20 August 2015 Bangkok, Thailand Co-Organized by School of Engineering and Technology, Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand International Center for Urban Safety Engineering (ICUS) Institute of Industrial Science The University of Tokyo, Japan Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology (SIIT), Thammasat University Chulalongkorn University Myongji University, Korea and Hanyang University, Korea Edited by Dr. Yudai Honma, Dr. Kunnawee Kanipong, Dr. Hyunmyung Kim and Dr. Withit Pansuk Organization Teams Prof. Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai (AIT, Thailand) Dr. Pennung Warnitchai (AIT, Thailand) Dr. Kunnawee Kanipong (AIT, Thailand) Dr. Pakawat Sancharoen (SIIT, Thailand) Assoc. Prof. Thavivongse Sriburi (Chulalongkorn U, Thailand) Dr. Withit Pansuk (Chulalongkorn U, Thailand) Dr. Hyunmyung Kim (Myongji U, Korea) Dr. Wonho Suh (Hanyang Univ., Korea) Prof. Kimiro Meguro (UT, Japan) Dr, Yudai Honma (UT, Japan) Dr. Wataru Takeuchi (UT, Japan) Dr. Akiyuki Kawasaki (UT, Japan) 7th JOINT STUDENT SEMINAR ON CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE August 2015 PREFACE In this era of rapid globalization, having an international sense and broad human resource network is essential. In particular, building up a good relationship with various communities during young school days will be of advantage in the future. To give such an opportunity to students from Asian countries, we held the 1st, 2nd 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and joint student seminar in July 2008, July 2009, July 2010, August 2011, August 2012, and August 2013 respectively, and following this success the “7th Joint Student Seminar on Civil Infrastructures” was held on 19 August, 2015. The objectives of this seminar are: 1) to experience the international seminar, 2) to improve the presentation skill, 3) to share the research information and friendships. The number of participants was 40, consisting of 3 faculties and 15 students from Myong Ji University, Hanyang University, Chulalongkorn University, Thammasat University (SIIT), Srinakharinwirot University and The University of Tokyo. We had a presentation session, having 3 faculties (Chulalongkorn University and The University of Tokyo) lectures and 15 students’ presentation. The topics covered wide range areas of civil engineering and every student did their best in his/her presentation. During the seminar, students and faculties had lively exchange of views beyond their specialty, culture and nationality. At the end of the seminar, excellent presentation awards were given to the following 3 students. 1. Mr. Yuto Tokumitsu from University of Tokyo, Japan 2. Mr. Yuki Munemasa from University of Tokyo, Japan 3. Mr. Tanakorn Sritarapipat from University of Tokyo, Japan Although the seminar was quite successful and fruitful: this seminar gave not only knowledge and information but also a lot of other stimuli to the students. We hope to continue to hold this kind of interchange activities in the coming years. Finally, we would like to express our sincere gratitude for those who kindly supported and contributed to the success of this seminar. YUDAI HONMA, KUNNAWEE KANIPONG, HYUNMYUNG KIM AND WITHIT PANSUK August 2015, Thailand ICUS Report 79 Table of Contents Page Opening Session SECTION 1 Invited Lectures Introduction to mathematical analysis for next-generation vehicle 1 Yudai Honma Water leak prevention at connections of precast concrete panels with 27 butyl rubber Withit Pansuk Near-real time meteorological drought monitoring and early warning 55 system for croplands in Asia Wataru Takeuchi SECTION 2 Student Presentations Building classification in urban area in Yangon, Myanmar using stereo 81 high resolution images and night time light data Tanakorn Sritarapipat Experiment and simulation study on flexural behavior of reinforced 91 concrete slab before and after fire Nguyen Thi Cao The key index for rational bridge maintenance by municipalities in 101 Japan Riko SAKATA Effect of free LIME content on mechanical properties of cement-fly ash 109 mixtures Adnan Nawaz SECTION 3 Student Presentations The relationship between the rainfall intensity and the subway 117 passenger ridership in the Seoul metropolitan subway system Kyoung-seon Park Factors affecting the severity of motorcycles accidents and casualties in 125 Thailand by using probit and logit model Santosh Baral Optimum assignment of housings and jobs with constrained capacity 143 considering discomfort and travel costs Yuki Munemasa 7th Joint Student Seminar on Civil Infrastructure AugustAugust 2015, 2015, Thailand Thailand Factors influencing red light running behavior: a study of socio- 155 economic characteristics and geometry of intersections Auearree Jensupakarn The optimum traffic volume survey locations for the travel 173 demand analysis in Korea Seong-min Kang Site selection of potential railway route for supporting dawei 181 deep-sea port Case study : Tambon Ban Kao Amphoe Mueang of Kanchanaburi province Rattanawadee Dutsadeesuntornsakun Numerical evaluation of road disconnection risk focusing on road 189 collapsing after a large earthquake in Chigasaki city, Kanagawa Yuto Tokumitsu Image processing techniques for vehicle and pedestrian safety 199 evaluation Jinwoo Park SECTION 4 Student Presentations Ageing effect induced by particle movement 205 Koji Tanaka An analysis of network throughputs for different origin- 213 destination patterns Koki Satsukawa Water retainability and basic properties of coal bottom ash used 225 as fine aggregate replacing material in concrete Noulananh Lathsoulin Experimental study on in-plane and out-of-plane behavior of 233 masonry wallettes retrofitted with special fiber reinforced paint Kenjiro Yamamoto Knowledge based IT evacuation facility management system 241 "COCOA" Satoshi Takatsu SECTION 5 Student Presentations Report from Student Participation on 7th Joint Student Seminar on 253 Civil Infrastructure Koki Satsukawa, Satoshi Takatsu, Kenjiro Yamamoto, Riko Sakata, Yuto Tokumitsu, Yuki Munemasa, Tanakorn Sritarapipat, Koji Tanaka, Cao Nguyên Thi, Noulananh Lathsolulin, Jinwoo Park 7th Joint Student Seminar on Civil Infrastructure ICUS Report 79 ICUS Report 79 Seminar Venue Seminar Venue Opening ceremony (Dr.Opening Yudai ceremony Honma) (Dr. Yudai Honma) Committee (Dr. WonhoCommittee Suh) (Dr. Wonho Suh) Dr. Yudai Honma Dr. Yudai Honma Dr. Withit Pansuk Dr. Withit Pansuk Dr. Wataru TakeuchiDr. Wataru Takeuchi Mr. Tanakorn SritarapipatMr. Tanakorn Sritarapipat Mr. Nguyen Thi CaoMr. Nguyen Thi Cao 7th Joint7th Student Joint Seminar Student onSeminar Civil7th Joint Infrastructure on CivilStudent Infrastructures Seminar on Civil Infrastructures i i i August 2015, Thailand Ms. Riko Sakata Mr. Adnan Nawaz Ms. Kyoung Seon Park Mr. Yuki Munemasa Mr. Seong Min Kang Ms. Rattanawadee Dutsadeesuntornsakun Mr. Yuto Tokumitsu Mr. Jinwoo Park iiii 7th7th JointJoint StudentStudent SeSeminarminar onon Civil Civil Infrastructures Infrastructure ICUS Report 79 Mr. Koji Tanaka Mr. Koki Satsukawa Mr. Noulananh Lathsoulin Mr. Kenjiro Yamamoto Mr. Satoshi Takatsu Closing ceremony (Dr. Hyunmyung Kim) During Seminar 7th Joint7th Student Joint Seminar Student onSeminar Civil Infrastructure on Civil Infrastructures iiiiii August 2015, Thailand During Welcome Dinner Excellence Presenter Mr. Yuto TokumitsuExcellence Presenter Mr. Tanakorn Sritarapipat Excellence Presenter Mr. Yuki Munemasa Welcome Dinner & Close seminar iviv 7th7th JointJoint StudentStudent SeSeminarminar on on Civil Civil Infrastructures Infrastructure ICUS Report 79 Seminar: Group Photo at Chulalongkorn University 7th Joint7th Student Joint Seminar Student onSeminar Civil Infrastructure on Civil Infrastructures v v Invited Lectures INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS FOR NEXT-GENERATION VEHICLE Yudai Honma The University of Tokyo, Japan [email protected] 1 1 August 2015, Thailand 22 7th7th JointJoint StudentStudent SeminarSeminar on on Civil Civil Infrastructures Infrastructure ICUS Report 79 Introduction to mathematical analanalysisysis forfor next-generationnext-generation vehicle vehicle 3 August 2015, Thailand 44 7th7th JointJoint StudentStudent SeminarSeminar on on Civil Civil Infrastructures Infrastructure ICUS Report 79 Introduction to mathematical analanalysisysis forfor next-generationnext-generation vehicle vehicle 5 August 2015, Thailand 66 7th7th JointJoint StudentStudent SeminarSeminar on on Civil Civil Infrastructures Infrastructure ICUS Report 79 Introduction to mathematical analanalysisysis forfor next-generationnext-generation vehicle vehicle 7 August 2015, Thailand 88 7th7th JointJoint StudentStudent SeminarSeminar on on Civil Civil Infrastructures Infrastructure ICUS Report 79 Introduction to mathematical analanalysisysis forfor next-generationnext-generation vehicle vehicle 9 August 2015, Thailand 1010 7th7th JointJoint StudentStudent SeminarSeminar on on Civil Civil Infrastructures Infrastructure ICUS Report 79 Introduction to mathematical analanalysisysis forfor next-generationnext-generation vehicle vehicle 11 August 2015, Thailand 1212 7th7th JointJoint StudentStudent SeminarSeminar on on Civil Civil Infrastructures Infrastructure ICUS Report 79 Introduction to mathematical analanalysisysis forfor next-generationnext-generation vehicle vehicle 13 August 2015, Thailand 1414 7th7th JointJoint StudentStudent SeminarSeminar on on Civil Civil Infrastructures Infrastructure ICUS Report 79 Introduction to mathematical analanalysisysis forfor next-generationnext-generation vehicle vehicle 15 August 2015, Thailand 1616 7th7th JointJoint
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