Content／学習内容

• Week1：Initiatives before and Damage after the Great East Japan Earthquake - Proactive Measures and Responses to the Incident-

  We will introduce the regional disaster prevention efforts both before and after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, as well as the actual damage.
  

  • 1-0. Introduction
  • 1-1. Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Proactive Initiatives (Damage Assessment, Regional Initiatives) , Part1
  • 1-2. Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Proactive Initiatives (Damage Assessment, Regional Initiatives) , Part2
  • 1-3. Damage Caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake Part 1 (Earthquake, Tsunami, and Nuclear Power Plant) - Multiple Damage and the Process of Amplification, Experiences and Lessons Learned
  • 1-4. Damage Caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake Part 2 (Earthquake, Tsunami, and Nuclear Power Plant) - Multiple Damage and the Process of Amplification, Experiences and Lessons Learned
  • 1-5. Damage Caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake Part 3 (Earthquake, Tsunami, and Nuclear Power Plant) - Multiple Damage and the Process of Amplification, Experiences and Lessons Learned
  • 1-6-1. Sharing Experiences and Lessons Learned from the Great East Japan Earthquake, Part 1
  • 1-6-2. Michinoku Shinrokuden Digital Archive Project
  • 1-7. Sharing Experiences and Lessons Learned from the Great East Japan Earthquake, Part 2
  • 1-8. Sharing Experiences and Lessons Learned from the Great East Japan Earthquake, Part 3
  • 1-9. Sharing Experiences and Lessons Learned from the Great East Japan Earthquake, Part 4
• Week2 : Recovery and Reconstruction in Disaster-affected Areas -Human and Social Science Aspects-

  We would like to interpret the shape of disasters by utilizing social media such as SNS, and introduce present actions being taken to save lives.

  • 2-0. Introduction
  • 2-1. The Great East Japan Earthquake in Web News and Social Media, Part1
  • 2-2. The Great East Japan Earthquake in Web News and Social Media, Part2
  • 2-3. Great East Japan Earthquake Tsunami Evacuations -Why Couldn’t People Evacuate from the Tsunami? How Can People Evacuate?-
  • 2-4. Cases of Tsunami Warnings after the Great East Japan Earthquake -Were people able to evacuate?-
  • 2-5. Community Discussions -Tsunami Evacuation Plans at the Community Level-
  • 2-6. Community Evacuation Drills -Examples of Evacuation Drill Procedures and Tsunami Evacuation Drills Incorporating Cars-
  • 2-7. Safe Regional Development amid Recovery and Reconstruction -Building Disaster-resilient Communities
  • 2-8. Verification of Recovery and Reconstruction: Visible Reconstruction, Part1
  • 2-9. Verification of Recovery and Reconstruction: Visible Reconstruction, Part2
• Week3：Earthquake & Tsunami Mechanisms and Historory & Future Estimations -The Roles of Natural Science and Disaster Prevention-

  Taking natural science and disaster prevention into account, we will introduce earthquake and tsunami mechanisms and discuss future predictions and case studies based on historical geological research.
  

  • 3-0. Introduction
  • 3-1. Earthquake Mechanisms
  • 3-2. Tsunami Generation Mechanisms
  • 3-3. Tsunami Characteristics
  • 3-4. The 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami (The Aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster), Part 1
  • 3-5. The 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami (The Aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster), Part 2
  • 3-6. Geological Approach
  • 3-7. Paleo Tsunami Research Methods, Part 1
  • 3-8. Paleo Tsunami Research Methods, Part 2
  • 3-9. The Concept of Tsunami Disaster Response and Preparedness Measures after the Earthquake
• Week4 : Action oriented Disaster Risk Reduction and International Strategies for Disaster Reduction -Next Steps-

  We will introduce discussions held at the 2015 United Nations World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction held in Sendai and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030; the state of present disaster prevention awareness and the disaster prevention education; efforts to challenge archived records and traditions; and finally examples of evacuation drills and the like.
  

  • 4-0. Introduction
  • 4-1-1. International Strategy for Disaster Prevention and Mitigation—Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, Part1
  • 4-1-2. Tohoku University DRR Actions
  • 4-2. International Strategy for Disaster Prevention and Mitigation—Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, Part2
  • 4-3. Disaster Prevention Awareness and Education
  • 4-4. The Challenge to Acquire Records and Lore, Part1
  • 4-5. The Challenge to Acquire Records and Lore, Part2
  • 4-6. Action-oriented Evacuation Drills in Disaster-affected Areas, Part1
  • 4-7. Action-oriented Evacuation Drills in Disaster-affected Areas, Part2
  • 4-8. Action-oriented Approach to Disaster Risk Reduction
  • 4-9. IRIDeS and the Future

Staff／スタッフ

• 
  • Teacher

  Fumihiko Imamura

  Tohoku University International Research Institute of Disaster Science

  Professor
• 
  • Teacher

  Kazuhisa Goto

  Tokyo University Graduate School of Science

  Professor
• 
  • Teacher

  Shosuke Sato

  Tohoku University International Research Institute of Disaster Science

  Associate Professor

Contact／お問合せ先

Center for the Advancement of Open Online Education, Tohoku University
Email: secretary.mooc@grp.tohoku.ac.jp

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