Remote Sensing-Based Digital Terrain Model (RS-DTM) as a Foundation for Machine Learning-Driven Flood Inundation Modelling.
Coffee break (10:00-10:30)
Session 1: Sediment transport 1(10:30-12:45)
10：30−10：45
Hiroshi Kisa
Applications of the Bedload Sensor at Several Sites in Japan
10：45−11：00
Hsin-Yu Chen
The application and prospect of using Japanese pipe-hydrophone on sediment monitoring in Taiwan
11：00−11：15
Wei-An Chao
Seismic bedload saltation model: Field application and challenge
11：15−11：30
Hung, Chi-Yao
Innovative Particle-Embedded Sensors for Bed Load Motion and Impact Force: Lab and Field Experiments
11：30−11：45
Kurakami Takeru
Analyses of debris flow discharge with image analysis of CCTV data
11：45−12：00
Hayato Sugawara
Relationship between occurrence of lahar and thickness of ashfall on ground surface in the Arimura River basin of Sakurajima volcano, Japan
12：00−12：15
Tamim Haqdad
Impact of Tree Canopy Elevation on Rainfall Attenuation, and Soil Erosion Dynamics for Enhanced Erosion Control
12：15−12：30
Yu-Shiu Chen
Influence of Check Dams on River Channel Sedimentation Processes after a Catastrophic Sediment Disaster
12：30−12：45
Yusuke Yamazaki
Application of a Unit Channel Model with a Slit Dam to Mountainous Basin
Lunch (12:45-13:30)
Session 2: Sediment transport 2 & Debris flow (10:30-12:45)
13：30−13：45
Muhammad Sulaiman
Assessment on the effectiveness and impact of sediment flushing in the Mrica Reservoir, Central Java, Indonesia
13：45−14：00
Adhy Kurniawan
Sediment flushing management to reduce environmental impact downstream of the reservoir
14：00−14：15
Hsiao-Wen Wang
Enhancing sediment release efficiency by flushing channels in a lake-type reservoirEnhancing sediment release efficiency by flushing channels in a lake-type reservoir
14：15−14：30
Gyanendra Lal Shrestha
Headworks damages by debris flow and rehabilitation challenges in Melamchi and Hewa projects
14：30−14：45
Chun-En Lin
The Case Study of the Taiwan Railway Express Train Derailment Caused by Debris Flow Following the 0403 Earthquake
14：45−15：00
Hock-Kiet Wong
The Application of the Entrainment/Deposition Two-phase Model for grain-fluid mixture
15：00−15：15
Yih-Chin Tai
The Impacts of Coordinate System on Flow Behaviors in Depth-Averaged Approach for Modelling Debris Flows
15：15−15：30
Kazuki Yamanoi
Probabilistic Approach for Projecting Climate Change Impact to Inundation and Deposition Area of Debris Flow
Coffee Break(15:30-16:00)
Session 3: Landslide 1(16:00-18:00)
16：00−16：15
Muhammad Mukhlisin
Landslide early warning system accuracy and model using Permeability Tank
16：15−16：30
Yuan-Jung Tsai
The monitoring and assessment of potential large-scale landslide in Maolin area
16：30−16：45
Torajiro Satake
Numerical modeling of groundwater behavior in weathered Granitic bedrock -Application of pipe flow calculation on the bedrock groundwater
16：45−17：00
Ryuta Ishihara
Effects of forest changes on the collapse prevention function of root systems –Study using root growth model-
17：00−17：15
Reo Iura
Examination of the Immunity of Landslides in the Osawagawa River and Kaitsuke Osawagawa River Basins in Murakami City
17：15−17：30
Gumbert Maylda Pratama
Landslide Characteristics Across Multiple Land Cover Types in Upper Ciliwung Watershed, Indonesia
17：30−17：45
Nilanthi Saroja
Identifying the characteristics and topographic features of the landslide terrain before landslide occurrence, using satellite images and Airborne LiDAR – A case study in Kegalle district, Sri Lanka.
17：45−18：00
Keovilay Sakhone
Utilization of remote sensing to identify the impact of mountain road on landslide in Lao P.D.R.
October 31
Session4 Landslide 2(09:00-10:15)
09：00−09：15
Christopher Gomez
Erosion differences in pumiceous layers due to the 2018 Iburi Earthquake (Hokkaido) - UAV, GPR, and topography ~ seismic-waves interactions’ simulations -
09：15−09：30
Thiago Dutra dos Santos
2022 Sediment-related disaster in Petrópolis – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Analyses of runout distance
09：30−09：45
Bhawani Shankar Nirola
Evaluation of Cause of Geological Hazards and Possible Mitigating Solutions for the Damchu-Bypass Landslide Area
09：45−10：00
Kun-Ting Chen
Quantitative study on the hazard level of landslide dam
10：00−10：15
Takashi Wada
Numerical Modeling for Formation of Channel Blockage by Integration of Two-Dimensional River Flow, Bed Variation and Landslide Material Movement
