Earthquake hazard mapping for community resilience in Japan
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1 Earthquake hazard mapping for community resilience in Japan -the role of the government- Understanding Risk Forum Focus day session Let s shake your community earthquake hazard mapping approach for community resilience Monday, May 16, 2016 Yoshitaka Yamazaki (OYO International) and Keiko Saito (GFDRR) Project team BEST PRACTICES IN IDENTIFYING RISKS FOR EARTHQUAKE RISK REDUCTION IN JAPAN
2 Outline Institutional arrangements in Japan What are Japanese Hazard Maps? How are they developed? How are they used? Challenges
3 Japan has a very high earthquake risk kobe117shinsai.jp/ 1995 Hanshin-Awaji Great Eq. M Great Tohoku Eq./Tsunami M 9.0 Pacific Ring of Fire Sea of Japan Eq./Tsunami M7.7 And many others Kumamoto Eq. M7.3
4 Source: Disaster Management in Japan, CAO Institutional Arrangements for Disaster Risk Management in Japan
5 Types of Hazard Map Probabilistic approach Deterministic approach Japanese Seismic Intensity Eq. source 0% for strategy at national gov. Percentage of Japanese seismic intensity higher than VI in next 30 years. 100% for DRM plan at local gov. Estimated Japanese seismic intensity by Hypothetical Tokai earthquake.
6 Japanese Hazard Maps are made to promote awareness of risk from natural disasters and preparedness at the community level Every municipality must prepare a Hazard Map These Hazard Maps show the level of expected hazard from a deterministic scenario of past events (or modelled), and the location of evacuation areas or the likelihood of damage from the event.
7 Features of a Typical EQ Hazard Map in Japan Buildings Damage Potential Map List of Evacuation Areas Liquefaction Potential Map Ease of Shaking Map (Kawagoe City, Saitama pref. 2015) https://www.city.kawagoe.saitama.jp/anzen_anshin/bousai_jouhou/hazardmap/jisin_hazardmap.files/uramen.pdf
8 More than just EQ Hazard Info. What will happens if an Earthquake Occurs? What to do during and after an Earthquake Institutional arrangements How to be Prepared for an Earthquake Things to consider before Evacuating (Example: Kawagoe City, Saitama pref. 2015) https://www.city.kawagoe.saitama.jp/anzen_anshin/bousai_jouhou/hazardmap/jisin_hazardmap.files/omotemen.pdf
9 Causes of Death Differs Great Kanto Eq. (1923) 100,000+ dead Hanshin-Awaji Great Eq.(1995) 6,000+ dead Great Tohoku Eq. (2011) 19,000+ dead Source: CAO Cause of death :Fire after earthquake :Building collapse :Tsunami :Burial by pond failure :Others Needs to study different hazard
10 Evacuation areas & Hazard Maps Similar hazard maps are prepared for the other hazards. (Tsunami, landslides, liquefaction, fire & floods.) Icons of evacuation areas for different hazards Selection method for evacuation area is also defined. <Types of evacuation Area (designated by disaster type)> a) Emergency Evacuation Area To secure life from imminent disaster risk Safe area from disaster risk In case where the area is not safe, has safe structure and is located higher than expected Tsunami inundation depth. b) Evacuation Area Area to stay some period until disaster risk diminishes. Appropriate size for evacuees' stay Possible to distribute life support items Relatively small effect of disaster Easy transport access by vehicles. b ) Welfare Evacuation Area Evacuation Area for those who needs special attention where room and smooth use is secured.
11 Standard Process to Create Japanese Hazard Maps Scoping of hazard and risk Data collection Hazard and risk analysis Map design Definition of items to analyze & responsible departments at the city/town/village level Data for analysis & Data to include in map (Municipality often receives data from prefecture gov.) Selection of analysis method Various methods depending on available data Paper size, output scale, mapping area and items, educational information Distribution of map Distribute to households, Bulletin boards, Web site
12 Good Visualization is Important Illustrations should be visually pleasing for all ages Example 1: Tokyo metropolitan government assessment of fire following risk. Dark colors show high risk considering multiple indexes such as fire, density of urban areas, etc. Use of colors to follow cartographic conventions: High risk Red or dark Low risk Green or blue Articles for the vulnerable Ex. Preparation for women or elderly.
13 Good Visualization is Important Example 2: Color indicates estimated Tsunami inundation depth. Ex. Inundation of 2-3m deep will destroy almost all wooden houses. 4 storied building submerged 4 storied building submerged 3 storied building submerged 2 storied building submerged Most of wooden houses destroyed Half of wooden houses destroyed Most of people dead if drowned by Tsunami Cannot move for evacuation Do NOT evacuate to wooden houses.
14 Dissemination and its use City gov. Website Paper version Example for Saitama city, Japan Lectures upon request Host town walks using hazard map Use of hazard map for disaster education in classroom or for residents Photo: Courtesy of Saitama city
15 Challenges in Making Them Useful Low awareness of Hazard maps by communities The hazard scenario can be wrong Need to keep asset database up-todate Justification for risk and hazard assessment Handling of extreme scenario Limitation of structural measure Example in Saitama city <Experience in database maintenance> All building database using GIS prepared 10 years ago. (1/1,000 scale) Only periodical update necessary. Hard to recover if maintenance is stopped. GIS data can be used for other purposes as well. <Justification of assessment> Basis to promote disaster preparedness measures by government leaders including mayor.
16 Thank you for your attention! Questions?
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