Open Forum Oct. 28 (Mon) 09 : 20 Opening Address Yoshiaki Kawata, Committee Chair 09 : 30 Welcome Address Toshio Dozaki, Deputy Mayor, Osaka City 09 : 50 "Emergency Management on Natural Disasters and Social Disasters" Yoshiaki Kawata Professor, Research Center for Disaster Reduction Systems (DRS), Disaster Prevention Institute (DPRI), Kyoto University 10 : 30 "Promoting Corporate Preparedness for Disasters" Kazuhisa Shibuya Director for Policy Management, Office of Disaster Management, Cabinet Office of Japanese Government 10 : 50 "An Overview of Natural Hazard Loss Reduction and Recovery Activities in California" Paul Jacks Associate Director, California Governor's Office of Emergency Services 11 : 25 "Reconstruction from the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake" Toshitami Kaihara The Former Governor of Hyogo Prefecture/ President, The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial Research Institute 12 : 00 Lunch Time 13 : 30 "Implementing and Tracking Earthquake Loss Reduction and Recovery Activities in California" Richard J. McCarthy Executive Director, California Seismic Safety Commission 14 : 15 "Information Risk Management of Administration and Corporation" Osamu Hiroi Professor, Institute of Socio-Information and Communication Studies (ISICS), The University of Tokyo 15 : 00 Coffee Break 15 : 30 "The WTC Disaster - Citywide and Regional Economic Impacts" Ernest Tollerson Senior Vice President, New York City Partnership 16 : 30 "Economic Challenges in Rebuilding Downtown" Carl Weisbrod President, Alliance for Downtown NY 17 : 30 "Putting Small Businesses Back Together After 9/11" William J. Grinker President and Chief Executive Officer, SEEDCO 18 : 30 Adjourn   Keynote Address Oct. 29 (Tue) 9:00-9:30 (Session A / Sub Hall) "Merchants' Wisdom for Disaster Prevention in the History of Osaka" Matao Miyamoto Professor, Graduete School of Economics, Osaka University Ph.D. in Economics Oct. 29 (Tue) 13:30-14:00 (Session D / Sub Hall)   "Response to and Lessons from the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake: The Role of the Bank of Japan in Times of Crisis" Katsuhiro Endo President and Representative Director, Japan Securities Agents, Ltd.   Sessions Session A: Disaster Reduction Education and Exercise for Businesses Chair: Satoru Nishikawa, Asian Disaster Reduction Center 1  Corporate Public Relations and Simulated Media Response Exercises for Crisis Events Yoshinari Fukatsu, The Tokio Marine Risk Consulting Co., Ltd. 2 Facilitated Exercises: A Model for Employee Training Daniel C. Goodrich, Santa Clara County Public Health 3 Concept Design of a Disaster Response Simulator to Support Decision-Making Mitsuhiro Higashida, Shunichi Saitoh, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone West Corporation & Haruo Hayashi, Kyoto University  4 Urban Earthquake Vulnerability Assessment Zhila Pooyan, Yoshiteru Murosaki, Kobe University 5 Evaluations of Rescue Activities and Disaster Prevention Plans by RoboCupRescue Simulator Tomoichi Takahashi, Chubu University, Satsohi Tadokoro, Kobe University, Ikuo Takeuchi, The University of Electro-Communication & Fumitoshi Matsuno, Tokyo Institute of Technology 6 Collaborative for Disaster Mitigation at San Jose State University Guna Selvaduray and Jessica Tran, San Jose State University 7 Disaster Management Education for Private Sectors - State of the Art in Shizuoka Prefecture - Morio Ino, Fuji Tokoha University 8 How to Transmit Disaster Experiences to Others?: An Action Research on a Voluntary Group of Story-Tellers Katsuya Yamori, Nara University Session B: Economic Impact of the New York Sept. 11 Attack Chair: Kenneth C. Topping, Visiting Professor, Kyoto University, Topping Associates 9 Economic Impacts of the World Trade Center Collapse: A Paradigm for Earthquake Impacts Frances Edwards-Winslow, Office of Emergency Services, San Jose 10 How Big Was the Influence of the 911 World Trade Center Disaster on World Stock Exchange Markets in Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States Haruo Hayashi, Kyoto University 11 The U.S. Financial Response and the Impact to Insurance, Airline Industry from the September 11 Attack Harumi Yashiro, Asian Disaster Reducion Center & Fujiko Tatsumi, Kobe University 12 The Influence of the September 11th Incident On Corporate Anti-Terrorism Measures Hitoshi Motegi, The Tokio Marine Risk Consulting Co., Ltd. 13 Analysis of Disaster Process of Japanese Businesses for 9.11, 2001 New York WTC Disaster Utilizing Disaster Ethnography Kishie Shigekawa, Fuji Tokoha University & Satoshi Tanaka, Kyoto University Session C: Emergency Management of Government Organization Chair: Shinji Hosotsubo, Crisis Management and Preparedness Organization 14 (Joint Paper with 15) Disaster Recovery and Hazard Mitigation Activities in California And Implementing and Tracking Natural Hazard Loss Reduction Paul Jacks, California Governor's Office of Emergency Services, Richard J. McCarthy, California Seismic Safety Commission & Sue Celli, Seismic Safety Commission Presentation Title: An Overview of Natural Hazard Loss Reduction and Recovery Activities in California Paul Jacks, California Governor's Office of Emergency Services 15 (Joint Paper with 14) Presentation Title: Implementing and Tracking Earthquake Loss Reduction and Recovery Activities in California Richard J. McCarthy, California Seismic Safety Commission 16 An Estimate of Seismic Risk Reduction by Seismic Improvement of Distribution Pipeline, Simulated with the Water Supply Pipeline Damage Assessment Model Kiyoshi Miyauchi & Kouichi Murata, Osaka Municipal Waterworks Bureau 17 About Disaster Prevention of a Subway (From the Viewpoint of Safe Transportation and Crisis Management) Hideyuki Masu, Osaka Municipal Transportation Bureau 18 Construction of Local Disaster Prevention Network-Aiming at the Reinforcement of Cooperation between Corporations and Citizens Hiroshi Sano, Kyoto City Fire Department 19 The Adaptive Crisis Management System (ACMS) Protects against Man-made and Naturally Occurring Disasters from Cities, to an Entire Prefecture, Upto and Including an Entire Country, to Manage Crisis in Organizations, Commercial Corporations, the Media and for Individuals Satoshi So, S. Eric McCall & Yuko Kawai, Koyo Musen Inc. 20 Emergency Survival Program (ESP) Joyce E. Harris, Los Angeles County Office of Emergency Management Session D: Emergency Management of Business Chair: Haruo Hayashi, Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University 21 Rebuilding a Disaster Recovery Program "On a Budget" George Berry, California State Automobile Association 22 Memorandum of Understanding Regarding Corporate Strategy in the Aftermath of a Large Earthquake Tomohisa Sashida, The Tokio Marine Risk Consulting Co., Ltd. 23 Safety, Security, and Continuity of Computer Labs In Current Environment Nabil, M. Daoud, Liberate Technologies 24 The Policy for the Important Communication Security at the Time of a Disaster in NTT West Shun-ichi Saitoh, Yusuke Ohmura, Yasuo Shutto & Shigeki Tanizawa, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone West Corporation 25 Disaster Preparedness for Businesses Mick McDonald, Palo Alto Fire Department 26 Emergency Preparedness & Response at Applied Materials Bruce Paynter, Applied Materials 27 Solectron Corporation's Disaster Response and Recovery Program Raelene Wong, Solectron Corporation Session E: Emergency Management of Business Chair: Tomohisa Sashida, Tokio Marine Risk Consulting Co., Ltd. 28 Construction of Corporate Crisis-Management System to Take ICS (Incident Command System) Shinji Hosotsubo, The Crisis Management and Preparedness Organization 29 Multi-Functional Corporate Crisis Management: Combining Efficient Use of Resources with Broad Functional Response during Crisis Nathan Lee Rhoden & Shinji Hosotsubo, The Crisis Management and Preparedness Organization 30 A Study on Decision-Making Support for Earthquake Disaster Prevention Countermeasures Hiroshi Ishida, Kazuaki Torisawa, Masayo Matsuura, Kajima Technical Research Institute & Kaoru Mizukoshi, Engineering & Risk Service Corporation 31 Japan-US Collaboration Research on Promotion of Seismic Hazard Prevention Investment Based on Oral Interviews to Private Companies Narito Kurata, Masamitsu Miyamura, Kajima Corporation, Kaoru Mizukoshi, Engineering & Risk Services Corporation, Robert Nigbor, University of Southern California & Robert Olson, Robert Olson Associates   Copyright (c) 2002 Local Organizing Committee of 6th ICCEP. 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