Daily Program Details

Welcome to

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In cooperation with

TIEMS Korea Chapter jointly with the Korean Society of Dis- aster & Security

The Conference Motto is:

Toward the Bright

Future of Safety

Kangwon National University

TIEMS 2019 Annual Conference Topics

In an interconnected and interdependent world, coordination and collaboration between cities, provincial, national, international agencies and non-governmental organizations have become critical to the promotion of disaster management, disaster risk reduction and climate change mitigation. The TIEMS 2019 Annual Conference will explore best practices and emerging technologies, to facilitate the coordination of valuable resources and urban planning strategies to build resilient communities.

The main topic is: Toward the Bright Future of Safety

Presentations from International and Korean experts will provide valuable insights and the in- teractive workshops will create an exceptional opportunity to discuss national and international perspectives.

List of Topics (not limited to)

▪ Disaster Risk Reduction ▪ Climate change ▪ Education in crisis and emergency management ▪ Technology for first responders ▪ Volunteers in disaster relief and armed conflict zones ▪ Human factors and organizational aspects for disaster-resilient societies ▪ Best practices ▪ Standards & Certification ▪ Natural disaster analysis ▪ Environmental effect of disaster and emergency ▪ Health and welfare aspect of disaster and emergency ▪ Social and economic impact of disaster and emergency ▪ Emergency response ▪ Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive materials (CBRNE) International Program Committee

▪ Conference Chair – K. Harald DRAGER, Professor, President of The International Emergency Management Society TIEMS (Norway) ▪ Co-chair – Soon-Joo Wang, Professor, Medical Doctor, Hallym University Medi- cal Center (South Korea) ▪ D.K. (Dong Keun) Yoon, Associate Professor, Yonsei University, Department of Urban Planning and Engineering (South Korea) ▪ Guosheng QU, Professor and Director of S&T, National Earthquake Response Support Service (NERSS), Ministry of Emergency Management of P. R. China, and Vice President of TIEMS, and Expert of UNOCHA INSARAG (China)

▪ Andre SAMBERG, Professor of Practice, Head of TIEMS Mission to Ukraine (Fin- land) ▪ Thomas ROBERTSON, TIEMS Regional Director for North America ▪ Jaroslav PEJCOCH, Chairman of the Board of T-Soft a.s. (Czech Republic) ▪ Sandro BOLOGNA, TIEMS International Program Committee Chair, Past Presi- dent of the Italian Association of Critical Infrastructure Experts AIIC (Italy) ▪ Meen Bahadur Poudyal CHHETRI, Professor, President of Nepal Center for Dis- aster Management and Director of the Department of Disaster Management of Dhading District, Under Secretary of the Ministry of Home Affairs, TIEMS Paper Review Committee Chair (Nepal) ▪ Jean-Paul MONET, Lieutenant-colonel, Head of Fire District, Chief of Division of Bouches-du-Rhône Fire Brigade (France) ▪ Snježana KNEZIĆ, Professor, University of Split, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy (Croatia) ▪ Young Jai LEE, Professor, Dongguk University, and Principle Investigator of Global DRR Technology Platform (South Korea) ▪ George MARKOWSKY, Professor, Missouri University of Science and Technology, Chair of TIEMS Academy (USA)

Local Organizing Committee

▪ Ji-Hyeob Ryu, Professor, President of Hanlyo University, President of Korean Society of Disaster and Security ▪ Soon-Joo Wang, Professor, Medical Doctor, Hallym University Medical Center, Chairman of Local Organizing Committee of Korean Society of Disaster and Se- curity ▪ Gwonhyun Ko, Professor, Dongyang University, Secretary General of Korean So- ciety of Disaster and Security ▪ Dong-Heon Kim, Ph.D. President of Disaster Safety Institute, Scientific Program Committee of Korean Society of Disaster and Security ▪ Chang-Sam Jeong, Professor, Induk University, Department of Civil & Environ- mental Engineering, Scientific Program Committee of Korean Society of Disaster and Security ▪ Kye-Won Jun, Professor, Kangwon National University, General Manage- ment/Support Committee of Korean Society of Disaster and Security ▪ Ho-Jin Lee, Professor, Chungbuk National University, General Manage- ment/Support Committee of Korean Society of Disaster and Security ▪ Moon-Se Lee, Ph.D. National Forestry Cooperative Federation, Finance/Treas- ury Committee of Korean Society of Disaster and Security ▪ Tae-Shik Lee, Ph.D. External Cooperation/Public Relation Committee of Korean Society of Disaster and Security 3

▪ D.K. (Dong Keun) Yoon, Associate Professor, Yonsei University, Department of Urban Planning and Engineering, International Committee Chair of Korean Soci- ety of Disaster and Security ▪ Seunghee Park, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Sungkyunkwan University, School of Civil, Architectural Engineering & Landscape Architecture, Scientific Program Committee Member of Korean Society of Disaster and Security

Publication

TIEMS 2019 Annual Conference presentations will be published in the TIEMS Open Access Proceedings on the TIEMS website, www.tiems.org . Selected papers will be invited for peer-review publishing in an international journal.

WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE HOST OF THE CONFERENCE

Dear TIEMS Colleagues

The world in the 21st century is interconnected and interdependent, where the coordination and collaboration between cities, provincial, national, international agencies and non-governmental organizations have become critical to the promotion of emergency and disaster management, disaster risk reduction and safety preservation. The The In- ternational Emergency Management Society (TIEMS) 2019 Annual Conference will explore best practices and emerging technologies, to facilitate the coordination of valuable resources and urban planning strategies to build resilient communities.

On behalf of the TIEMS Korea Chapter and local organizing committee, it gives us the greatest honor and pleasure to invite you to attend the 2019 TIEMS Annual Conference to be held in Korea at KINTEX Convention II, from November 12-15, 2019. A preconfer- ence workshop will be held at KINTEX Convention II on November 12, 2019. We are very excited to be hosting this great conference on “Toward the Bright Future of Safety”. We hope to follow the successful footsteps of the TIEMS conferences in Manila, Philip- pines in 2018.

The members of the TIEMS organizing committee in Korea are very proud and privileged to be hosting the 2019 TIEMS Annual Conference and look forward to welcoming you to our country. Korea has a rich history of nearly 5,000 years and now one of the leading country of new technology. But still we have problems to be solved in emergency and disaster situations. So we are pleased to share our knowledge on these fields with international expertise and members.

Please save the date for the 2019 TIEMS Conference on November 12-15, 2019, so you may network with your colleagues in what we hope to be a wonderful conference.

Ji-Hyeob Ryu, PhD Soon-Joo Wang, MD, PhD President of Korean Society of Disaster Conference Co-chair and Security (TIEMS Korea Chapter) Chair of Local Organizing Committee President, Hanlyo University Professor, Hallym University

Welcome to TIEMS 26th and 2019 Annual Conference in Goyang, Korea from

TIEMS President

In a time of increasing number and severity of disasters, global cooperation and coordination are more vital than ever before. By working together and sharing of experiences and exchange of views among the experts of different countries we can learn from each other to develop better methods and systems and advocate for better policies in emergency and disaster management, to be standardized and implemented all over the world. TIEMS conferences and workshops worldwide are such platforms where all stake- holders can meet and exchange experiences and views and focus on different global and local important topics and issues in emergency and crisis management. TIEMS 2019 An- nual Conference in Goyang in Korea is TIEMS 26th Anniversary, and since I have been with the organization since its establishment in Washington DC. in 1993, it is with great pleasure to recognize that TIEMS has grown to a worldwide organization and is now a “mature” and recognized worldwide organization. The 2019 Annual conference is focusing on local and international important issues in emergency management and crisis response. This should form a good meeting place between the locals and international experts, and give all the opportunity to learn from each other and exchange experiences and find better solutions, which can improve local and international preparedness for disastrous events, and build more resilient societies worldwide.

TIEMS local organizing committee in Korea is the host of this conference, and the members of the committee have done an excellent job for preparing the conference, and I 5

like to thank them all for the commitment and dedication to make an excellent conference. This year’s TIEMS conference is hosted by TIEMS Korea Chapter jointly with Ko- rean Society of Disaster and Security. Both international and local presentations of high quality form up a comprehensive program comprising 4 workshops and 50 oral and poster presentations, and the event is very international with contributions of speakers from 16 countries/territories. A guided tour to Songpa Safety Experience Education Center (Public institution for safety education using experience, practice, multimedia, VR) and Lotte Tower (Safety Control Center). Lotte Tower is the newly constructed modern building which is the highest in Korea and the 5th highest in the world (555m, 123 floor). This conference program will certainly make the 4 days TIEMS 2019 annual conference in Goyang, Korea to a memorable event.

The papers will be included in TIEMS 2019 Annual Conference Proceedings, and some full papers will be peer reviewed and published in an international recognized journal. Many thanks go to Dr. Meen Chhetri, Chair of TIEMS Paper Review Committee, for re- viewing all papers together with Dr. Thomas Robertson, and giving good advice to the authors, seeing to it that all papers are of high quality. Many thanks also go to Dr. Snjezana Knezic for assisting in paper review and putting together the conference proceedings. Also great thanks to the conference program committee, local organizing committee and the volunteers, as well as welcome and keynote speakers. A special thanks goes to Dr D. K. Yoon, who has been appointed the Korean host, and whom I have mostly been communicating with in developing the TIEMS 2019 annual conference program.

We have also 4 company sponsors for the 2019 annual conference, which with their generous sponsorship has made this conference possible. It has been great to work with such a professional and dedicated team of professionals. I welcome all participants to TIEMS 2019 Annual Conference in Goyang, Korea, 12 - 15 November 2019.

K. Harald Drager TIEMS President

Program Overview

Tuesday 12th Wednesday 13th Thursday 14th Friday 15th TIME TIME TIME TIME November November November November 08:00 08:00 08:00 – Registration – Registration – Registration 09:00 09:00 08:30 09:00 Welcome & Introduction of the 09:00 Plenary Session 1(3) – Workshops – Keynote Speakers Guided Tour 08:30 Plenary Session 2(5) 09:10 (Room 302) 10:30 (Room 303) – Keynote Speakers Visit to 09:10 10:30 Workshop 1 Welcome & Opening 11:00 (Room 303) – – (Room 302) (Room 303) 07:00 1) Songpa Safety 11:00 10:45 – Experience Educa- 11:00 10:45 11:00 Coffee Break with visit to Post- Coffee Break with visit to Posters & Coffee Break with visit to Posters & 13:00 tion Center – – – ers & Exhibition Exhibition Exhibition 11:20 11:00 11:20 2) Lotte Tower 11:00 Plenary Session 1(2) (Safety Control – Keynote Speakers 11:20 11:20 Technical Session 5(5) (Room 301) Center) Workshop 2 12:00 (Room 303) – – Technical Session 6(5) (Room 302) (Room 302) 12:00 TIEMS 13:00 13:00 Korean Session 3(4) (Room 307A) – Annual General Meeting 13:00 (Room 303) 13:00 13:00 13:00 13:00 Lunch with visit to Posters & Ex- Lunch with visit to Posters & Exhibi- Lunch with visit to Posters & Exhibi- – – – – Late Lunch hibition tion tion 14:00 14:00 14:00 14:00 14:00 14:00 Technical Session 1(4) (Room 301) 14:00 Technical Session 7(5) (Room 302) Workshop 3 – – Technical Session 2(4) (Room 302) – Korean Session 4(5) (Room 307A) (Room 302) 15:40 15:40 Korean Session 1(4) (Room 307A) 16:00 Korean Session 5(6) (Room 301) 14:00 Farewell

15:40 15:40 16:00 Coffee Break with visit to Post- Coffee Break with visit to Posters & Coffee Break with visit to Posters & – – – ers & Exhibition Exhibition Exhibition 16:00 16:00 16:20

16:00 16:00 Technical Session 3(5) (Room 301) 16:20 Workshop 4 Announcement for TIEMS 2020 – – Technical Session 4(6) (Room 302) - (Room 302) (Room 302) 18:00 18:00 Korean Session 2(7) (Room 307A) 16:40 18:00 18:00 16:40 Welcome Reception Gala Dinner Summary & Conclusions – – - (Room 303) (Room 303) (Room 302) 20:00 20:00 17:00 20:00 Finish Day 1 20:00 Finish Day 2 17:00 Finish Day 3 14:00 End of Conference 7

Guidence for Conference Rooms

Room Schedule

Room Tuesday 12th Wednesday 13th Thursday 14th Introduction number November November November

100 Seats Technical Session 5 301 Classroom Technical Sessions 1, 3 Korean Session 5 Type

Technical Sessions 6, 7 100 Seats Announcement for TIEMS 302 Classroom Workshops 1~4 Technical Sessions 2, 4 2020 Type Summary & Conclusions

Welcome & Opening 200 Seats Plenary Session 1 303 Welcome reception Plenary Session 2 Round Table Annual General Meeting Gala Dinner

25-30 Seats 307A Seminar Korean Sessions 1, 2 Korean Sessions 3, 4 Room Type

Daily Program Details

PROGRAM DAY 1 - TUESDAY NOVEMBER 12, 2019 WORKSHOPS (Room No. 302)

REGISTRATION FROM 08:00

Welcome & Introduction of the Workshops

09:00-09:10 K. Harald Drager TIEMS President

Workshop 1

Comprehensive Disaster Reduction, Preparedness, Emergency Response and Recovery

Workshop Chair: Prof. Guosheng Qu, and Prof. LI Jing,China and Ibrahim CAGLAR, TRNC

Objectives Capacity Assessment of Emergency Preparedness of Comprehensive Dis- aster, Improvements of Regional Resilience, Emergency Response and Rescue: Capacity Buildings of Comprehensive Rescue for Various Disas- ters (Water/Flooding, Mountains, USARs, Aviation, Wildfire etc), Disaster Recovery. 09:10-11:00

Workshop Program ▪ Capacity Buildings of IN-USAR/N-USAR/CERT–FR and IEC/IRNAP/ CERT Certification Speaker: QU Guosheng, MEM, China ▪ Emergency Response, USAR Capacity Buildings and Future Plan of TRNC. Speaker: Ibrahim CAGLAR, NEMA, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) ▪ Emergency Response, USAR Capacity Buildings and Future Plan of Mongolia Speaker: L. Ulziibayar, NEMA, Mongolia ▪ Emergency Management System and Natural Disaster Response in China

Speaker: LI Jing, Professor, Faculty of Geography, Beijing Univer- sity, China Zuoming Disaster Information Quick Collection, Real-time Disaster Assess- ment, SAR Support Platform and Case analysis. Speaker: HAO Nan, Zuoming Disaster Information Center, China ▪ New plan of CERT/FRs Capacity Buildings in Developing Countries and Regions Speaker: YANG Wenlong and FENG Yu, China ▪ The Disaster Emergency Response and SAR Scenario Technology Based on Disaster Risk Assessments. Speaker: BU Bing, China

11:00-11:20 Coffee Break with visit to Posters & Exhibition

Workshop 2

ICT Practices on Disaster management

Workshop Chair: Dr. Yong Jai Lee, South Korea

Objectives Case Studies related to IoT/smart factory, Cloud service, Big Data analysis, AR/VR will be introduced. It is expected that 4-5 Korean companies will present. Q&A and Discussions

11:20-13:00 Topic 1. Real-Time Location based Industry Safety management Speaker: Jisung Kim, Geoplan Korea Co., Korea

2. Risk Based Smart Factory Speaker: Seungshik Kang, RTworks Co., Korea

3. AWS Ground Station Intro Speaker: Seokjae Jang, AWS Korea Public Section

4. Establishment of Safety Experience Education System Based on Virtual Reality [VR] ▪ Speaker: Billy Seo, CT I&C Co., Ltd. Korea

13:00-14:00 Lunch with visit to Posters & Exhibition

Workshop 3

NGO Roles in Emergency Management and Platform for Coordi- nation, and Techniques Courses System and Scenario Simula- tion Infrastructures for Education, Training and Exercise

Workshop Chair: Dr. Zhang Qiang and Mr. Yang Wenlong, China

Objectives

NGO Roles in Emergency Management and Platform for Coordina- tion, Cases of NGO Roles in Disaster Management. Advanced Con- cepts and Developments of Emergency Management and Tech- niques, Emergency Management and Techniques Courses System, Scenario Simulation Infrastructures for Education, Training and Exer- cise, Education, Training and Exercise Courses for Emergency Man- agement and Emergency Industry.

14:00-15:40 Workshop Program

▪ NGO’s Roles in Emergency Response and Rescue in China. Speaker: Bravan ZHANG Qiang and XU Shiling, Beijing Normal Uni- versity, China ▪ Emergency Management Foundation and the future support for NGOs and TIEMS in Activities of Emergency Management Issues. Speaker: QIU Lili, Peace Foundation, China ▪ Case Analysis of NGO Roles in Emergency Management and Plat- form. Speaker: XIE Aize, NGO Organization of Shaanxi Province, China ▪ Emergency Management Industry Park and Their New Development in China. Speaker: YANG Wenlong, China ▪ A rustic opinion of construction of emergency rescue capability system assisted by commonweal foundation ▪ Speaker: ZHOU Hao, Fire Prevention and Safety Public Wel- fare Foundation, China ▪

15:40-16:00 Coffee Break with visit to Posters & Exhibition

Workshop 4

TIEMS International Certification – TQC

Workshop Chair: Dr. Sandro Bologna, Italy

Objectives

An update of the TQC concept, TQC functional requirements and implementation of TQC software platform - experience and further plans. Q&A and Discussions.

Workshop Program

16:00-18:00 ▪ Introduction to the Workshop and Needs for Certification Speaker: K. Harald Drager, Norway ▪ TQC General Policy and Progress Speaker: Sandro Bologna, Italy ▪ TQC Compliance and CV Minimum Requirements Speaker: Thomas Robertson, USA & Snježana Knezic, Croatia ▪ TQC Examination Requirements and Procedures Speaker: Sandro Bologna, Italy ▪ TQC Platform Requirements and State of Art Implementation Speaker: Sandro Bologna, Italy & K. Harald Drager, Norway ▪ End User Expectations and Preliminary Considerations Speaker: Roman Tandlich, South Africa ▪ Q&A and Discussions Closing

Welcome Reception 18:00-20:00 (Room No. 303)

20:00 Finish Day 1

PROGRAM DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 13, 2019 PRESENTATION (Room No. 301, 302, 303, 307)

REGISTRATION FROM 08:00

Plenary Session 1 (Room No. 303) Chair: Roman Tandlich(South Africa), Baeg Lee (Korea)

Emergency Management around the World - Challenges and 09:00-09:30 Lessons Learned K. Harald Drager TIEMS President, Norway

Adaptation technology of infrastructure under climate change 09:30-10:00 Dr. Sangseom Jeong South Korea

Public Safety: The State of Civil Protection Around the World 10:00-10:30 Mr. Mare Lo and Dr. Josef Leitmann USA

Opening Ceremony (Room No. 303) Chair: Baeg Lee (Korea)

Welcome Address 10:30-10:45 Ji-Hyeob Ryu, President, KSDS & Hanlyo Univ.

Congratulatory Remarks Gye-Jo Kim, Vice Minister, Ministry of the Interior & Safety Sarah Wade-Apicella, UN Office of Disaster Risk Reduction

10:45-11:00 Coffee Break with visit to Posters & Exhibition

Safety Issues in Construction Market Facing Industry 4.0. 11:00-11:30 Dr. Seok Hong Lee South Korea

The New National Emergency Management Systems in China, its Focus, Experience so far, and Future Plans 11:30-12:00 Dr. Guosheng Qu China

TIEMS Annual General Meeting 12:00-13:00 (Room No. 303)

13:00-14:00 Lunch with visit to Posters & Exhibition

Technical Session 1 (Room No. 301) Chair: Thomas Robertson(USA), Byoungjae Lee(Korea)

Zhang Shifu, Xie Changhua, Development and application for mobile Mao Yuwen, Deng Xianyi, emergency drainage system in urban Zhang Dongmei and Li Cunjing flood rescue China

New technologies in Emergency Situa- Soon-Joo Wang tion: Focusing on Healthcare including Korea Artificial Intelligence

Yeon Woo Choi and Dong Accessibility vulnerability analysis of fire- Keun Yoon fighting response service using network Korea analysis in Seoul, Korea 14:00-15:40 Disaster Emergency Services and Hu- manitarian Activities with the Goal of Dis- Yusuf Eker, aster Resilient Society in Northern Cy- North Cyprus prus, National Achievements, Interna- tional Challenges and Obstacles

Technical Session 2 (Room No. 302) Chair: Alex Fullick(Canada)

A study on Flood Prediction Model Using Ji Hye Ha and Jung Eun Kang Machine Learning: Focused on Busan Korea Metropolitan City

Alex Fullick, Reduce Fear - Increase Resiliency Canada

Gi Hwan Kwon, Jeong Rim Oh, A Study on the Professional Develop- Young Jin Son, Jun Hyung ment Plan for disaster and safety man- Park and Min Jung Kim agement in Korea Korea

Discussions on "The Right for Security" Se Noori in Korea - Constitutional Amendment Korea Proposal by the Government and Inter- pretation of the Current Constitution

15:40-16:00 Coffee Break with visit to Posters & Exhibition

Technical Session 3 (Room No. 301) Chair: Snježana Knezić(Croatia), Seunghee Park(Korea)

Chang Woo Lee, Sang-Hyeok Practical use of geospatial data for ex- Nam and Seonggon Kim treme-temperature disaster response Korea

Snježana Knezić and Martina Social media based emergency decision Baučić support system Croatia

Namgyun Kim, Jaehwan Kwak Development of decision tree for re- and Man-Il Kim sponse forest fire through the compara- 16:00-18:00 Korea tive case analysis of large wildfire

Dai Quoc Tran, Minsoo Park, A Survey on Machine Learning Ap- Vu Tuan Tran, Dae-Kyo Jung proaches for Natural Disaster Manage- and Seunghee Park ment System Korea

Vu Tuan Tran, Jihyun Lee, A conceptual framework for an intelli- Junghyun Im, Dae-Kyo Jung gence natural disaster management sys- and Seunghee Park tem Korea

Technical Session 4 (Room No. 302) Chair: Jean-Paul Monet(France), B.Han Choi(Korea)

Jean-Paul Monet, Anais Saint International crisis management, how to Jonsson, Pierre Schaller and evaluate the quality of interoperability? Aurelia Mannaioni, Definition of a methodology, study cases France at national and international level.

Seongyun Park, Gwangsun Shin and Implication of Earthquake Disaster Sanghun Lee Prevention System in Japan to Miti- Korea gate Earthquake Damage in Korea

Living Lab. in EDC: A Scientific Re- Jaiho Oh, Mo-Ryang Hur, Ji-Won search Mesh Network for Future Oh, Hong-Hee Kim and Ji-Han Shim Disaster Management for Extreme Korea Weather in the City

James Giles and Charles Du Training and Technology for a Safer and Plessis More Effective Forest Fire Fighting Singapore and Australia

Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Reduction into Development in the SAARC Region: M. Bhaskara Rao Need for Integration of DRR into Devel- India opment Activities and Strengthen Knowledge Management

Woo Sik Kim and Dong Keun Examining Factors Contributing to Crime Yoon Occurrence in Urban Areas, Korea Korea

Gala Dinner 18:00-20:00 (Room No. 303)

20:00 Finish Day 2

PROGRAM DAY 3 - THURSDAY NOVEMBER 14, 2019 PRESENTATION (Room No. 301, 302, 303, 307)

REGISTRATION FROM 0800

Plenary Session 2 (Room No. 303) Chair: Jaroslav Pejcoch(Czech Republic), Kyooman Ha (Korea)

Search and Rescue (SAR) in the Arctic, Status and Challenges 08:30-09:00 Bent - Ove Jamtli Norway

Current status and tasks of marine disasters management in Ko- 09:00-09:30 rea Dr. Ja-Yeong Gu South Korea

Emergency Benefits and Risks of Artificial Intelligence 09:30-10:00 Dr. Thomas Robertson USA

Engineering Design Considerations for Small Debris-Flow Mitiga- 10:00-10:30 tion Structures Dr. Sangjun Im South Korea

EU’s RTD Programs, and the Participation of Non-EU countries in 10:30-11:00 RTD Proposals Dalibor P. Drljaca Bosnia and Herzegovina

11:00-11:20 Coffee Break with visit to Posters & Exhibition

Technical Session 5 (Room No. 301) Chair: Guosheng Qu(China), Kumsook We(Korea)

Ji Yoon Lee and Jung Eun Estimating Damage by Rising Sea Levels 11:20-13:00 Kang with a Focus on Busan Metropolitan City Korea

Moonhyun Hong and Geodisaster-induced landslides and debris Sangseom Jeong flows in Region scale area Korea

Bijia Zhang, Shufeng Xi, Natural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Yuyang Liu and Yuanyuan Jiao System Based on Disaster Investigation China and Assessment

Mao Yuwen, Hu Yongpan and Development of disaster analysis and res- Qin Tingxin cue treatment standard in plateau and ul- China tra-cold area of China

The impact of the project ONBOARDMED Inese Barbare on development of study courses in mari- Latvia time emergency management

Technical Session 6 (Room No. 302) Chair: Roman Tandlich(South Africa), Changsam Jeong(Korea)

Through analysis of domestic earthquake Kyung Tae Lee data Relationship between scale and epi- Korea center damage

E. P. Vhiriri, R.K. Laubscher, Y. Water, sanitation and disaster manage- Irwin, R. Tandlich ment in isolated settlements in the Pacific South Africa Islands

Phil Kyu Jung, Ji Yun Kim and A Study on the Current Status and Method Yung Il Yun of Seismic Retrofit of Public Facilities in Korea Gyeonggi-do

Mijin Choo and Dong Keun Examining the Effects of Community’s So- Yoon cial Capital on Disaster Risk in Seoul, Ko- Korea rea

Political Man’s First Priority: Choice be- Zhao Jie tween Political Survival and Public Interest China in Crisis Situations

13:00-14:00 Lunch with visit to Posters & Exhibition

Technical Session 7 (Room No. 302) 14:00-16:00 Chair: Jaroslav Pejcoch(Czech Republic), Baeg Lee(Korea) Jaroslav Pejcoch Pre-accident awareness made real Czech Republic

Dong Eun Lee, Ki Hoon Cho, Ho Jin Jang and Dong Heon A Study on the Evaluation of the Vulnera- Kim bilities in Climate Change Korea

Hyungjun Park, Daejin Lee, Huiwon Yang and Junbeom Liquefaction Analysis of Earthquakes in Lee Korea Korea

A set of Good Practices and Recommen- Sandro Bologna, dations for Smart City Resilience Engi- Italy neering and Evaluation

Evaluating Crisis Intervention Practices J. Wong, N. Lai and T. Zhou with an EM Hexagon Model - the case of China four Chinese cities

16:00-16:20 Coffee Break with visit to Posters & Exhibition

TIEMS 2020 Annual Conference Concept in France 16:20-16:40 (Room No. 302) Jean–Paul Monet (TIEMS Regional Director for Europe)

Summary & Conclusions 16:40-17:00 (Room No. 302)

17:00 Finish Day 3

PROGRAM DAY 4 - FRIDAY NOVEMBER 15, 2019 GUIDED TOUR

Guided Tour Visit to 07:00-13:00 1) Songpa Safety Experience Education Center Public institution for safety education using experience, practice, multimedia, VR.

2) Lotte Tower (Safety Control Center) Lotte Tower is the newly constructed modern building which is the highest in Korea and the 5th highest in the world (555m, 123 floor). There are safety control center and escape floors in Lotte Tower.

13:00–14:00 Late Lunch

14:00 Farewell

End of Conference

Poster Sessions (3rd Floor Corridor) DAY 2 & 3

Myoungsun Han Installation of River Information display system Korea

Jaewon Shim, Jiyoung Rhee, Taesun Chang and Simulation and Test on Explosion Resistance of Tunnel Nagyoung Kim Lining Concrete using 3D-AUTODYN and Shock Tube Korea

Siviwe Shwababa Assessing the impact of wild fires in land reform farms, a South Africa case of land reform beneficiaries in South Africa

Lim Sehun, Jeong Kyungok Applying the perspective of regional competitiveness of ur- and Lee Dongeun ban resilience A Study on Improvement of life safety Index Korea

Hyesook Jeon, Kwonmin Lee, Yeseul Lee, Eun-Gyu The Effective Disaster Response in Cambodia: Implica- Park and Yong-Sang Choi tions from Focus Group Interview Korea

Jang-Gyeong Kim, Chang- A hierarchical Bayesian approach to the Neyman-Scott Sam Jeong and Hyun-Han rectangular pulse model for a joint estimation of model pa- Kwon rameters across stations Korea

Jiyoung Rhee, Jaewon Shim, Taesun Chang and Fire Safety Plan at Occupation Areas under Bridge to Mini- Nagyoung Kim mize Fire Damage on Bridge Korea

Yun Joo Lee, Ha Rim Kim, Soyeon Yoon and Dong Keun Examining the disaster response system for the disabled Yoon in Korea Korea

Andre Samberg, Finland/Uk- An Overview of the Current International Regulation and raine Standards for Disinter Risk Reduction and Civil Protection

Keynote Speakers

Korean Keynote Speakers

▪ Dr. Sangseom Jeong, Korea; “Adaptation technology of infrastructure under climate change”

Dr. Sangseom Jeong is a professor of Yonsei University, an imme- diately past president of Korean Geotechnical Society (KGS), a vice chair of TC212 (Deep foundations) in ISSMGE (International Society of Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering), a chair of Asian TC-18 (Mega Foundations), a president of GIT4CC center. The main field of expertise is mega foundation of long span bridges and high- rise buildings, LRFD, pile foundation, deep excavation, landslides, debris-flow and slope stability. He is a passionate researcher of pile, drilled shafts deep foundation, landslide assessment and innovative engineer with proven leadership in management of a wide variety of national and international projects. He has authored and served as a reviewer for many geotechnical journals. He has co- edited 15 national geotechnical engineering text books and authored about 87 SCI articles in major reputable international journals, 140 national journals, 83 international conference papers, 80 technical consulting reports and 50 patents in deep and shallow foundations, excavation and landslides and debris flow.

▪ Dr. Sangjun Im, Korea; “Engineering Design Considerations for Small Debris- Flow Mitigation Structures”

Dr. Sangjun IM is a professor of Department of Forest Sciences, Seoul National University, Korea. He has served as the advisory board member of Urban Biodiversity & Design (URBIO), deputy coordinate of International Consortium of Landslides (ICL) network, and division board member of International Union of Forest Research organizations (IUFRO). He also worked as vice president of Korean Society of Environmental Restoration Technology, and Korean Society of Forest Engineering.

The main interest of his research is the hydrologic and hydraulic processes of landslide and associated debris flow on forested terrain and steep torrents. He has served as a reviewer for many scientific journals, and also a member of editorial board for Land- slides (Springer), Landscape Ecological Engineering (Springer) and other journals. He published about 40 articles in high indexed journal, 100 papers for journals, and deliv- ered many presentations in international conferences on forest hydrology, landslide and debris flow, and forest influences.

▪ Dr. Ja-Yeong Gu, Korea; “Current status and tasks of marine disasters management in Korea”

Dr. Gu, Ja Young, the current Commander of Central Region Korea Coast Guard Head-Quarters has served Korea Coast Guard for 22 years and have been entitled Commander of West Region Korea Coast Guard Head-Quarters, Chief of Pyeong-Taek and Po-Hang Ko- rea Coast Guard Station. He also has served in major position at the Korea Coast Guard Head-Quarters as the Director General of Equipment & Technology Bureau, Director of Audit and Inspection Division, Korea Coast Guard Spokesman.

Completing education at Korea Maritime University, he is profound with maritime environment as well as achieving great knowledge in maritime shipping and logistics during his overseas study in Japan. He also has accumulated experience in various fields such as Planning, Performance management, Situation Plan and control and so forth. Gu, Ja young is a leader who has a reasonable organizational management philosophy and a person with a warm sensitivity whom enjoys solving numerous issues by proactive communication approach.

▪ Dr. Seok Hong Lee, Korea; “Safety Issues in Construction Market Fac- ing Industry 4.0.”

In January 2015, Dr. Seok Hong Lee was appointed to the position of CTO as a Senior Vice President for Hyundai E&C in Korea, after serving for nearly 20 years in the company. He has taken full control of R&D activities in Hyundai E&C since then. He leads the R&D Division not only in developing novel technologies but also building an R&D paradigm innovation system for creating sustainable and higher value. Marquis who’s who in the world has nominated him for construction technology development and contribution to the construction industry. Following upon the launch of the NTU- Hyundai Urban System Centre, supported by EDB, at Nanyang Technological University of Singapore in January 2016, his role was extended to the Chairman of the joint R&D centre. He has also served as a member of Industrial Advisory Board at NEWRI (Nan- yang Environment & Water Research Institute) since March in 2019. He is also in pur- suit of more R&D collaboration with Singapore government agencies such as JTC Cor- poration. In 2015, Presidential Medal for Industry was awarded to Dr. Lee by Korean government for great achievement in construction sector.

In October 1995, he commenced working for Advanced Material R&D Team in Hyundai E&C, and led the research on concrete, asphalt, road pavement and Intelligent Transport Systems for many years. In 2011 he became a Team Leader of R&D Planning & Strategy Team. Whilst in the team he focused on business creation-type R&D activities, and laid the groundwork for innovative global R&D. At the beginning of 2013 he was transferred to Energy & Environment R&D Group, rising to the position of Director for the R&D Group’s operations in the renewable energy, desalination and water & environment technology sectors.

▪ Dr. Kim, Yong-kyun, Korea; “The evolutionary trajectory and stra- tegic direction of Disaster Risk Management in Korea.”

Dr. Kim, Yong-kyun is leading the Disaster Response Policy Divi- sion under the Ministry of Interior and Safety for the Government of the Republic of Korea. He has worked on emergency management, resilience building, capacity development, climate change policies, and public administration in Korea and other nations, such as Kenya and the USA, through his 20-year professional and academic careers. His professional careers include director of disaster preparedness and coordination division under Ministry of Public Safety and Security(2014-2017), program officer for the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction(2011 2014), and

senior officer of the National Emergency Management Agency, Korea(2004-2011).

He received his B.S. from Seoul National University, Korea and a master’s degree in Public Administration from Harvard University, USA. He also received Professional degree, focusing on crisis, risk, and emergency management from George Washington University, USA and Ph.D. degree in technology policy from Yonsei University, Korea.

His research interests include resilience, emergency and risk management, crisis leadership, climate change, capacity development, and social stratification with regard to disaster and safety. He is the author of “Disaster Characteristics of Korea and Its Management (2018)” and co-author of “Disaster Risk Management in the Republic of Korea (2017).”

International Keynote Speakers

▪ Mr. K. Harald Drager, Norway; “Emergency Management around the World - Challenges and Lessons Learned”

K. Harald Drager, Norway, is one of the founding members of TIEMS, which he took the initiative to establish in 1993. He was the International Vice President of TIEMS since its inauguration until 2002, when he took over as TIEMS President, a position he was re-elected to for the 5th time in 2016. He has brought in new ideas and new people in TIEMS and succeeded the organization to span worldwide. TIEMS has under his leadership become a recognized organization with growing activities worldwide with local chapters in many countries.

▪ Mr. Mare Lo and Dr. Josef Leitmann, USA; “Public Safety: The State of Civil Protection Around the World”

Mare Lo is a Senior Disaster Risk Management Specialist at the World Bank, GFDRR, the Resilient Recovery Team. He is leading many trusts funds dedicated to strengthening recovery systems, providing technical assistance and financial support for just-in- time post disaster assessments and recovery planning, and promot- ing knowledge creation and dissemination. He leads the WB global study on Civil Protection and contributes to new strategies to make recovery quicker, better coordinated, and more resilient.

He provides specialized cross-support to Global Practices and national country offices at the World Bank Group.

With over 20 years of national, regional and international experience, at managerial or advisory positions in various sectors, he is working at the forefront of developing proactive strategies, policies and innovative solutions related to resilience to disasters and climate change adaptation. He has demonstrated experience in the formulation and implementation of public policies and programs, institutional and legal framework related to disaster management and its linkages with the development processes.

Dr. Leitmann is Lead Disaster Risk Management Specialist at the World Bank, heading teams on Resilient Recovery and Urban Resili- ence at the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR). He is also GFDRR’s focal point for humanitarian and fra- gility/conflict issues. Previously, Joe spent four years managing the $400 million Haiti Reconstruction Fund which supports post-earthquake recovery in partnership with the Government and the international community.

He also developed and managed the $650 million Multi Donor Fund to help rebuild after the tsunami in Indonesia. Joe has over 30 years of development experience with the World Bank in disaster risk management, climate change, natural resource management, urban development, forestry, and clean energy. He has worked in over 40 countries and held long-term assignments in Turkey, Brazil, Indonesia, Haiti, and the South Pacific (the latter as a U.S. Peace Corps volunteer).

Dr. Leitmann holds a PhD in city and regional planning from UC Berkeley and a Master’s from the Harvard Kennedy School. He is the author of a textbook on urban environmental management (SUSTAINING CITIES), co-author of INVESTING IN URBAN RESILI- ENCE and numerous articles.

▪ Bent - Ove Jamtli, Norway; “Search and Rescue (SAR) in the Arctic, Status and Challenges”

Bent – Ove Jamtli is General Director at Joint Rescue Coordination Centre North-Norway (JRCC NN) in Bodø, Norway since 2013. He has background from The Norwegian Airforce as a Fighter Controller, and several staff and command positions. His education covers; Royal Norwegian Airforce Academy 1983-1986; Royal Norwegian Forces Staff College 2003-2004; Royal Norwegian Defence University Col- lege, Executive Course 2011; Masters degree in Political Science, Nord university, Bodø, Norway 2012.

His career development is as follows: 1981-1993, several operational positions at operational and tactical level units. 1993-1994, United Nations Military Observer in Israel, Syria and Lebanon (UNTSO). 1994-1996, Staff officer Exercise planning, Air Operations 25

Centre, Joint Defence Command North-Norway. 1996-2000, Search and Rescue Mission Coordinator (SMC) at Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC) North-Norway (Civilian Organization). 2000-2003, Staff officer Operations Analysis, NATO Air Component Com- mand, Ramstein Germany. 2003-2007, Duty Controller (DC) NATO CAOC 3, Reitan, Nor- way. 2006, Chief Current Operations Air, ISAF, TAOC, Kabul, Afghanistan. 2007-2011, Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff at Bodø Fighter Airbase. 2011-2013, Chief Current Operations J3 Air, Norwegian National Military Joint Operational Headquarters, Reitan, Bodø. 2018-2023, Project Coordinator for ARCSAR www.arcsar.eu.

▪ Dr. Thomas Robertson, USA; “Emergency Benefits and Risks of Arti- ficial Intelligence”

Dr. Thomas Robertson is TIEMS Director for North America and Prin- cipal of the consulting practice Thinking Teams, which specializes in harmonizing artificial and natural intelligence. He has published and presented numerous papers on risk communication during emergen- cies, disaster risk reduction, virtual simulation in emergency management, pandemic response, climate change resilience, and applications of advanced technologies in the US, France, Italy, China, Japan, Bel- gium, Greece, Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, and the Philippines. He is visiting faculty at Écoles des Mines d’Ales Master’s program in Disaster Management and Environmental Impact Studies, a European Innovation Council Expert, and a Senior Life Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers.

In past he has performed and led research in bioengineering, artificial intelligence, image processing, simulation, and advanced computing at Bell Laboratories, The Ana- lytic Sciences Corporation, Lockheed Martin, Atlantic Aerospace, and BAE Systems. He has held the positions of researcher, Chief Scientist, Program Manager, Director of En- gineering, and Vice President/General Manager. Dr. Robertson holds BS, MS, and Ph.D. degrees from Purdue University’s School of Electrical Engineering.

▪ Dalibor Drljaca, Bosnia & Herzegovina; “EU’s RTD Programs, and the Participation of Non-EU countries in RTD Proposals”

Dalibor Drljaca is MSc in Information Technologies and PhD student. Working as the business consultant in Europrojekt centar Banja Luka in Bosnia and Herzegovina Mr Drljaca organized and participated in dozens of different training sessions and workshops related to the project management and management of the EU funded projects. Since 1996 he implemented dozens of EU and other international projects (The World Bank, SIDA, JICA…).

As a senior teaching assistant is part-time engaged on subjects related to development of the information systems. He published more than 30 research papers on conferences and in journals related to the information systems of the public administration, which is his area of research interest.

Since 2008 Mr Drljaca represents Bosnia and Herzegovina in EU Framework programs as a National Contact Point (NPC) and a Program Committee Member and since 2017 also as a member of two ERAC Steering working groups.

During last two years, Mr Drljaca was engaged in several occasions by the International Cooperation Service Facility of the European Commission for training missions on Hori- zon2020 program in ASEAN countries. Most recent one was in July 2019 when he organized and implemented training sessions in Jakarta, Bali and Manila on “How to write successful H2020 proposal” where the main working topic was Disaster Resilience Soci- ety call SU-DRS01-2018-2019-2020.

▪ Guosheng Qu, China; “The New National Emergency Management Sys- tems in China, its Focus, Experience so far, and Future Plans”

Dr. Guosheng Qu is TIEMS Vice President, Expert of INSARAG of UNO- CHA, Full Professor, Director of S&T Committee, National Earthquake Response Support Service (NERSS), Ministry of Emergency Manage- ment (EME), P. R. China, Expert Group Leader of Search and Rescue of China Earthquake Administration (CEA), General Coach of China Search and Rescue Team (CSAR).

Mr. QU Guosheng, got his PhD from Peking University in 1989. Full Prof. from 1999-now. Deputy Director and Chief Engineer (2004- 2012), Dr. and Prof. of Earth Sciences, Director of S&T Committee, National Earthquake Response Support Service (NERSS), China Earthquake Administration (CEA) (2004- 2018.3) and Ministry of Emergency Management (2018.3-now). Vice President of The International Emergency Management Society (TIEMS) (2011-now) (www.tiems.org), Ex- perts Group Leader of China Earthquake SAR (2015-now), Deputy General Team Leader of China International SAR Team (CISAR) (2009-now). General Coach of China USAR (CSAR). Classifier for IEC/IER of UNOCHA. Expert of Fire Fighting Bureau of Ministry of Public Security of China. Expert of disaster mitigation group of IAP and Integrated Re- search on Disaster Risk (IRDR) program, ICSU Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific. Standing Committee Member, Special Committee for Risk Analysis and Crisis Manage- ment under China Disaster Prevention and Mitigation. Global Expert of UNDP in Emer- gency Management. Expert of SAR team capacity buildings of Nepal. He has an extensive experience from research activity and operation of USAR teams, especially in emergency and risk management, earthquake disaster on-site SAR for many times of earthquakes (Pakistan in 2005, Indonesia in 2006, Wenchuan in 2008, 27

Yushu in 2010, Lushan in 2013 of China, Nepal in 2015), and as decision-maker for many disaster coordination and commanding. He got a lot of cases analysis results of earthquake catastrophes on-site coordination and commanding. As Deputy General Team Leader of China International SAR (CISAR), he has lead the CISAR team to pass the INSARAG External Certification (IEC) as heavy USAR team in 2009 and IER INSARAG External Recertification (IER) as heavy USAR team in 2014. As classifier of INSARAG of UNOCHA, he participate the IER of heavy USAR team of Jordan during 21- 27 Oct. 2018. He has published more than 100 papers in earth science, earthquake risk analysis, emergency response and SAR of earthquake disasters, as well as the emergency management and capacity buildings of USARs.

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