JST/JICAJST/JICA Science and Technology Research Partnership forfor Sustainable Development Enhancement of Earthquake and Disaster Mitigation Technology inin TsunamiThe 1st JapanGroup ‐ Meeting,Peru Workshop 20 December, at UNI, Peru,2009 15‐16 March, 2010

Developing Tsunami Damage Estimation and Mitigation Technologies

Tsunami Research Group G2

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Banda Aceh Hambanthota Khao Lak

Pangandaran Leone Camana

2 JST/JICAJST/JICA Science and Technology Research Partnership forfor Sustainable Development Enhancement of Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Mitigation Technology inin Peru KickoffThe 1st Meeting, Japan ‐ Peru 10 June, Workshop 2009 at UNI, Peru, 15‐16 March, 2010 Objectives and goals

• To assess the potential tsunami disaster and its impact to the Peruvian coast • To develop the practical technologies to mitigate tsunami risks in Peru • To implement the strategic plans for disaster mitigation of Peruvian government • To contribute the Pacific tsunami disaster mitigation strategies

3 JST/JICAJST/JICA Science and Technology Research Partnership forfor Sustainable Development Enhancement of Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Mitigation Technology inin Peru KickoffThe 1st Meeting, Japan ‐ Peru 10 June, Workshop 2009 at UNI, Peru, 15‐16 March, 2010 Tsunami group member • Dr. Shunichi Koshimura • Msc. Julio Kuroiwa (Leader, (Tohoku Univ., Tsunami CISMID) engineering, Team Leader) • Guillermo Hasembank • Dr. Gaku Shoji (Univ. of (Contralminarte, DHN) Tsukuba, Structural and • Gilberto Tacilla (Tec., DHN) earthquake engineering) • Mr. Cesar Jiménez (Tsunami • Dr. Yushiro Fujii (BRI, Seimology simulation, DHN) and Tsunami modeling) • Carlos Marcos Villanneva (DHN) • Dr. Yuji Yagi (Univ. of Tsukuba, • Dr. Miguel Estrada (CISMID) Seismology) • by Prof. Carlos Alberto Zavala Tóledo Dr. Hideaki Yanagisawa at the kickoff tsunami meeting (TEPSCO, Tsunami modeling) CISMID, Dec 20, 2009

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NGDC Tsunami Database http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/hazard/tsu_db.shtml 7 JST/JICAJST/JICA Science and Technology Research Partnership forfor Sustainable Development Enhancement of Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Mitigation Technology inin Peru KickoffThe 1st Meeting, Japan ‐ Peru 10 June, Workshop 2009 at UNI, Peru, 15‐16 March, 2010 Damage at Camana

Inundation level

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Casualty House damage

Dead Missing Injury Major/Minor Collapsed

24 62 41 760 2915

Affected area

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Tsunami source : Kikuchi and Yamanaka (2001)

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Yagi (2007) JST/JICAJST/JICA Science and Technology Research Partnership forfor Sustainable Development Enhancement of Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Mitigation Technology inin Peru KickoffThe 1st Meeting, Japan ‐ Peru 10 June, Workshop 2009 at UNI, Peru, 15‐16 March, 2010 Tsunami Waveform Inversion Result 2010 earthquake

Length: 50 km Width: 50 km for each subfault

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Global/Regional Tsunami Model Population

Population (LandScan)

Tsunami height (m)

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せん断ひび割れ

Flexural failure of RC column Tsunami wave Shear cracking of brick masonry wall16 July 17, 2006 South Java JST/JICAJST/JICA Science and Technology Research Partnership forfor Sustainable Development Enhancement of Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Mitigation Technology inin Peru ThingsKickoffThe 1st Meeting, Japan to ‐ Peru 10 June,discuss Workshop 2009 at UNI, Peru, are 15‐16 March,open 2010 based on the resolution at the kickoff tsunami meeting • Study area … [1] – One historical event for model verification/validation(Camana, Pisco) – Two potential scenarios (, Chimbote, Pisco, Ilo harbor ; important ports industrial commercial places and exposures) • Data we need – Merged bathymetry /topography grid in study areas (30 meter grid form North Pisco, South Pisco should be requested, Camana is already prepared) – Field survey results for model validation (Pisco, Camana) – Building polygon for structural damage estimation

– Population data for fatality estimation 17 JST/JICAJST/JICA Science and Technology Research Partnership forfor Sustainable Development Enhancement of Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Mitigation Technology inin Peru ThingsKickoffThe 1st Meeting, Japan to ‐ Peru 10 June,discuss Workshop 2009 at UNI, Peru, are 15‐16 March,open 2010 based on the resolution at the kickoff tsunami meeting

• Human resources… who is going[2] to work on tsunami modeling? Schedule? • What we are going to do in 2010 is – Japan side • Tsunami propagation modeling to identify what the worst‐ case scenario is. • Tsunami damage assessment (Koshimura, Yanagisawa, Shoji) • Collecting field survey data (2001 Camana event) – Peru side • What has been done from Pisco and Camana. • Tsunami issues in Peru (San Marcos Univ. Prof. Ocola, DHN , Mr. Jiménez) 18 JST/JICAJST/JICA Science and Technology Research Partnership forfor Sustainable Development Enhancement of Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Mitigation Technology inin Peru KickoffThe 1st Meeting, Japan ‐ Peru 10 June, Workshop 2009 at UNI, Peru, 15‐16 March, 2010 ‡ Engineered concrete Field survey block house at Camana in Dec 21‐22, 2009

‡ Non‐engineered concrete block house Inundation depth 2.60m

La Punta 19 JST/JICAJST/JICA Science and Technology Research Partnership forfor Sustainable Development Enhancement of Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Mitigation Technology inin Peru KickoffThe 1st Meeting, Japan ‐ Peru 10 June, Workshop 2009 at UNI, Peru, 15‐16 March, 2010 Field survey at Callao in Dec 20, 2009

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N PTE = ∑ (1/ N)×[]Pop× Fr(H ) i µ i=1 N : Number of Earthquake event

Pop : Population per sell 0°0'0" H : Maximum tsunami height Fr(x): Fragility function of human damage Koshimura et al.,(2009) 10°0'0"S ⎡ H − 5.37 ⎤ Fr(x) = Φ⎢ ⎥ ⎣ 0.72 ⎦ Population Here, the earthquake probability in 100

Northern area (> 9S°) is assumed to 20°0'0"S 0 LandScan 2008 be 100 %. 90°0'0"W 80°0'0"W 70°0'0"W

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• To assess the potential tsunami disaster and its impact to the Peruvian coast • To develop the practical technologies to mitigate tsunami risks in Peru • To implement the strategic plans for disaster mitigation of Peruvian government • To contribute the Pacific tsunami disaster mitigation strategies

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