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Proceedings of the
Second EuroConference on


Global Change and
Catastrophe Risk Management:
Earthquake Risks in Europe

IIASA
Laxenburg, Austria
6–9 July 2000

Final Agenda


Thursday, July 6


08:00 Pick-up from Hotel Favorita
08:40-09:30 Registration and coffee
09:30-10:20 Conference Theater

Opening
Chair and Welcoming Address
:
Gordon MacDonald, IIASA, Laxenburg, Austria

Michel Geradin, CEC-Joint Research Center, Ispra, Italy
Jean-Pierre Massue, EUR-OPA Major Hazards Agreement, Strasbourg, France

Case Studies
Chair: Aniello Amendola and Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer

10:20-10:50 The Turkey Earthquakes (August 17 and November 12, 1999)
Mustafa Erdik
10:50-11:05 Discussion
11:05-11:35   The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Disaster (January 1995)
Hiroyuki Kameda
11:35--11:50 Discussion
11:50--12:20 The California Northridge Earthquake (January 1994)
William J. Petak and Shirin Elahi
12:20-12:35 Discussion
12:35-13:05 Earthquakes of 1999 - Issues for Catastrophe Risk Management
Charles Scawthorn
13:05-14:30 Lunch
Session A -
Marshall Room 1

Mediterranian Risk Assessment and Mitigation
Chair: Michel Geradin

14:30-15:00 Mitigation of Seismic Hazards and the Protection of Cultural Heritage
Concettina Nunziata, Giuseppe Luongo and Giuliano F. Panza
15:00-15:30 Earthquake Risk Assessment Case Study: Cyprus
Stella Kythreoti and Kypros Pilakoutas
15:30-16:00 A Differentiated Statistic of Building Damages in a Macroseismic Analysis After the Turkish Earthquakes in 1999
Mathias Raschke, J. Schwarz, D.H. Lang
16:00-16:20 Coffee Break
16:20-16:50 Earthquake Risk Management: A Case Study for an Italian Region
Aniello Amendola, Yuri Ermoliev and Tatiana Ermolieva
16:50-17:05 Commentary: Michel Geradin
Research on Seismic Behavior of Historical Buildings
17:05-17:20 Commentary: Concettina Nunziata
Giuseppe Luongo and Armando Mauro
International Cooperation for the Safety of Urban Systems with Special Focus on the Mediterranean Region (EUROMED-SAFE Cooperation Platform)
17:20-17:45 Discussion
Session B -
Marshall Room 2
Risk Assessment
Chair: Donat Faeh
14:30-15:00 Risk Assessment for Earthquake Losses to the Insurance Industry: The Basics and Beyond
Sandro Kriesch
15:00-15:30 Increasing Loss Potential in Earthquake Risk -
A Reinsurance Perspective
Alexander Allmann and Anselm Smolka
15:30-16:00 Performance of Industrial Facilities During the 1999 Earthquakes: Implications for Risk Managers
Alistair M. Moat, Andrew J.T. Morrison and Simon Wong
16:00-16:20 Coffee Break
16:20-16:50 Earthquake Risk Assessment for Romania
Friedemann Wenzel
16:50-17:20 Commentary: Marat U. Ashimbaev
The Lessons of the Destructive Earthquakes Occurred in Turkey and Armenia
17:20-17:35 Commentary: Igor Rokityansky
Vulnerability to Earthquakes in Ukraine
17:35-17:50 Discussion
18:00 Bus departs to Restaurant Richardhof, Gumpoldskirchen

Friday, July 7

08:00 Pick-up  from Hotel Favorita
Plenary Session
Conference Theater

Global Change and Regional Issues
Chair: Norio Okada

08:45-09:15 Human Dimensions of Europe's Increasing Earthquake Disaster Potential
James K. Mitchell
09:15-09:40 Commentary by Maureen Fordham and Discussion
09:40-10:00

The Athens, Greece, Earthquake (Ms = 5.9) of 7 September 1999: An Event Triggered by the Izmit, Turkey, 17 August 1999 Earthquake?
Gerassimos A. Papadopoulos

10:00-10:30 Discussion on Possible Regional Spatial and Temporal Correlations
10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

Session C
Marshall Room 1

Vulnerability and Mitigation
Chair: William J. Petak
11:00-11:40 The Athens (Greece) Earthquake of 7 September 1999: The Event, Its Effects and the Response
Petros Dimitriu, Ch. Karakostas and V. Lekidis
11:40-12:10 The European Laboratory for Structural Assessment (ELSA) and its Role for the Validation of European Seismic Codes
Michel Geradin and Paolo Negro
12:10-12:40 Integrated Management for Disaster Risk - New Research Perspective for Earthquake Loss Mitigation
Norio Okada
12:40-15:30 Lunch and Small Group Discussions
15:40-16:15 Economic Valuation of Catastrophe Risks: Beyond Expected Losses Paradigms
Kiyoshi Kobayashi and Muneta Yokomatsu
16:15-16:50 Compound Growth or Compound Seismic Risk of Destruction? SomeVulnerability Lessons from the Izmit, Turkey, Earthquake of 17 August 1999
Ian L. Nunez
16:50-17:25 The Place of Gender in Earthquake Vulnerability and Mitigation
Maureen Fordham
17:25-18:00 Disaster Response Management Systems with Internet Kobe's Challenge
Satoshi Tanaka
18:15 Bus to Hotel Favorita
Session D
Marshall Room 2
Modelling
Chair: Concettina Nunziata
11:00-11:35 Earthquake Scenarios for Switzerland
Donat Faeh, et al
11:35-12:10 Earthquake Loss Modeling Applications for Disaster Management: Lessons from the 1999 Turkey, Greece, and Taiwan Earthquakes
Laurie A. Johnson
12:10-12:45 An Approach to WWW On-Line Intelligent Georeference Information Analysis
Valeri Gitis
12:45-15:30 Lunch and Small Group Discussions
15:40-16:15 Economic Growth Under Shocks: Path Dependencies, Traps, and Stabilization
Yuri Ermoliev, Tatiana Ermolieva, Gordon MacDonald, Vladimir Norkin
16:15-16:50 Quantifying the Uncertainties in Seismic Risk and Loss Estimation
Patricia Grossi
16:50-17:25 A Descriptive Model of Decision Analysis for Mitigating Earthquake Risks
Hiroyuki Tamura, Kouji Yamamoto, Katsuhiro Akazawa and Kouichi Taji
17:25-18:00 Insurance World Model
Roger Jones
18:15 Bus to Hotel Favorita

Saturday, July 8

08:00 Pick up from Hotel Favorita
Plenary Session
Conference Theater
Comparative Lessons for Risk Management
Chair: Hiroyuki Kameda
08:50-09:20 World Bank Experience on Reconstruction After Earthquakes
Christopher Barham
09:20-09:50 The Role of Mitigation, Cat Bonds and Reinsurance with Reference to California and Turkey
Howard Kunreuther
09:50-10:10 Discussion
10:10-10:30 Coffee Break
Session E
Marshall Room1
Financial Management
Chair: David Simmons
10:30-11:15 Emergency Relief Measures and the Rehabilitation Policies in the Aftermath of the 1999 Nantou (Taiwan) Earthquake
Daigee Shaw
11:15-11:55 Loss Sharing: A Study of Recent Major Earthquakes and Floods
Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer and Simon Quijano
11:55-12:35 Instruments for Insuring Catastrophic Risks in Areas Where the Party Owns No Property
Ioannis S. Papadakis, Sandra L. Schwartz and William Ziemba
12:35-13:05 Demand and Supply of Catastrophe Insurance Under Regulatory Constraints
Paul R. Kleindorfer
13:05-14:15 Lunch
Conference Theater  
14:15-15:15 Rapporteur Reports from Discussion Groups
15:15-16:45 Panel Discussion: What are the potential global consequences of future earthquakes?
Alexander Allmann, Paul Kleindorfer, Jean-Pierre Massue (Moderator), Norio Okada, Bill Ziemba
16:45-17:15 Closing Session
Chair: Arne Jerneloev
17:30 Transfer to Hotel Favorita and Airport (on request)
Session F
Marshall Room 2
Long-Term Costs and Reconstruction
Chair: Friedemann Wenzel
10:30-11:15 Long-Term Economic and Social Effects of Earthquakes
Hirokazu Tatano
11:15-11:45 Analyzing Transportation Network Reconstruction Strategies: A Full Cost Approach
Peter Gordon et al
11:45-12:15 Transportation Performance, Disaster Vulnerability, and Long-Term Effects of Earthquakes
Stephanie E. Chang
12:15-12:45 Kobe and Northridge Housing Reconstruction: A Look at Outcomes of Varying Public and Private Financing Models
Laurie A. Johnson
12:45-13:15 How do the Macroeconomic Impacts of Earthquakes Differ from Impacts of Floods and Storms? A Case Study of Nicaragua
Paul K. Freeman, Leslie Martin, Reinhard Mechler and Koko Warner
13:15-14:15 Lunch
Conference Theater
 
14:15-15:15 Rapporteur Reports from Discussion Groups
15:15-16:45 Panel Discussion: What are the potential global consequences of future earthquakes?
Alexander Allmann, Paul Kleindorfer, Jean-Pierre Massue (Moderator), Norio Okada, Bill Ziemba
16:45-17:15 Closing Session
Chair: Arne Jerneloev
17:30 Transfer to Hotel Favorita and Airport (on request)

Sunday, July 9

08:15 Pick up from Hotel Favorita
Marshall Room 1 TMR, YSSP, and DPRI Educational Program
09:00-09:20 Welcome and Introduction
Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer, Marc De Cock and Norio Okada
 

Hazard Assessment
Chair: Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer

09:20-09:40 Deterministic Approaches to Assess the Seismic Hazard: Contribution for an Integrated Assessment of Risk in the Alpine Context
Philippe Rosset
09:40-10:00 Topographic and Directional Effects Influencing Large Scale Slope Failure During the 21st of September Chichi Earthquake, Taiwan, 1999
William Murphy, D.N. Petley, G. Risdon and M.C. Chen
10:00-10:20 Groundwater Related Environmental Problems after an Earthquake
Olga Nitcheva
10:20-10:40 Coffee Break
  Risk, Vulnerability, Mitigation
Chair: Aniello Amendola
10:40-11:00 Vulnerability Assessment
Jurjen Bertens and Juergen Weichselgartner
11:00-11:20 A Methodology to Evaluate the Strategic Importance of Bridges and Tunnels Considering Seismic Vulnerability: Application to Lisbon
Victor Vieira, Carlos Sousa Oliveira and Carlos Bana e Costa
11:20-11:40 Analysis of Aftershock Data and Structural Damage After the Izmit Earthquake
Dominik H. Lang, J. Schwarz and Mathias Raschke
11:40-12:00 Knowledge Representation in Technical Information Systems for Earthquake Loss Mitigation
Johannes Leebmann and J.B. Kyalo Kiema
12:00-12:20 Decision Making on Safety Diagnosis and Renewal of Old Woodn Houses - Model Analysis
Hiroyuki Sakakibara and Norio Okada
12:20-14:00 Lunch
  Long Term Effects, Financing, Resource Allocation
Chair: Norio Okada
14:00-14:20 Long-term Effects of the Hyogo Nanbu Earthquake on Economic Activities of the Port of Kobe - Time Series Analysis
Yoshio Kajitani, Norio Okada and Hirokazu Tatano
14:20-14:40 The Disruption of Global Markets by Earthquakes: Risk Analysis of PC Supply Chains
Ioannis S. Papadakis
14:40-15:00 Effects of Disaster Prevention Investment on the Economic Growth - A Theoretical Analysis
Wataru Isobe, Hirokazu Tatano and Norio Okada
15:00-15:20 Natural Disaster Risk and Egalitarian Principle for Relief Programmes
Franz E. Prettenthaler
15:20-15:40 Catastrophe Risks and Economic Valuation of Disaster Mitigation
Muneta Yokomatsu and Kiyoshi Kobayashi
15:40-16:00 Project Risk Allocation Through Contingent Cost Allocation
Keishi Tanimoto, Norio Okada and Hirokazu Tatano
16:30 Transfer to Hotel Favorita and Airport (on request)

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