2nd International Symposium on Disaster Resilience & Sustainability Development

Table of Contents Highlights...........................................................................................................................................................1 Agenda ...........................................................................................................................................................2 Posters ..........................................................................................................................................................22 Thematic Areas ............................................................................................................................................33 Organizing Committee.................................................................................................................................34 Scientific Committee ...................................................................................................................................34 Advisory Committee....................................................................................................................................35 Organizers ....................................................................................................................................................36 Publishing Partners ......................................................................................................................................36 Organizing Partners .....................................................................................................................................36 Institutional Partners ....................................................................................................................................36 CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE RESILIENCE ...........................................................................................37 Resilient modulus of Municipal Solid Waste Bottom Ash in Vietnam .......................................................38 Seismic Behavior of Pavements-An Approach towards Seismic Resistance Design of Roads ..................39 A conceptual framework for identifying the risk of infectious disease transmission during rapid-onset disaster evacuation – a literature review based on the lessons from COVID-19 and the theories of network centrality ......................................................................................................................................................42 Contribution of Energy Resilience Assessment to Sustainable Operation of a Rural Microgrid ................43 Reinvestigation of the Landscape of Energy Resilience Research using Bibliometric Analysis ................44 Seismic Fragility Assessment of Load Bearing Soft Brick Unreinforced Masonry Piers ...........................45 An integrated and adaptable critical infrastructure resilience assessment framework for earthquakes ......46 Re-evaluation of cyclone shelters along the coastal region of Bangladesh through a risk analysis approach ......................................................................................................................................................................48 A Working Strategy for Preparedness in Kerala schools: A Suggestive Study...........................................49 Demarcation of liquefaction hazard zone and DRR analysis on grey infrastructure from a Geo – engineering design perspective in Vanua levu, Fiji Islands.........................................................................50 Developing a Framework on School Resilience for Risk-Informed Decision-Making...............................51 Role of Financial Incentives in promoting Disaster Resilience...................................................................52 Sustainability of Coastal Critical Infrastructure: A Case Study of Multi-Purpose Cyclone Shelters of Gujarat..........................................................................................................................................................53 A Nonlinear Site-Specific Ground Response Study for Soil Sites in Port Sudan Harbor ...........................54 A Review of Risk Assessment Methodologies of Critical Infrastructure....................................................55 Vulnerability Assessment for Sea Level Rise Impacts on Coastal Infrastructure in Southern Thailand: A Comparative Study of Phuket and Koh Samui ............................................................................................56 ii | P a g e

Policy, institutional advancements, and challenges in making critical infrastructure disaster resilient ......57 Public Investment Strategies for Reducing Risks of Accidents in Water Transport ...................................58 Impact of COVID – 19 on Higher Education Institutions in Northern Mindanao and Manila City: A Pandemic Recovery and Rehabilitation Strategic Plan................................................................................59 Solar energy systems as critical infrastructure in community resilience building: case studies from South Asia ..............................................................................................................................................................60 DISASTER RISK REDUCTION IN HIGHER EDUCATION.......................................................................61 Elementary and junior high school teachers’ intention to engage in disaster preparedness behavior: using the theory of planned behavior as the foundation........................................................................................62 Cooperative Education during Covid 19 pandemic: Enhancing legal rights and professional development of interns in Thailand ...................................................................................................................................63 A capacity building framework to integrate MOOC on climate change education in the higher education institutions of Bangladesh, Russia, and Sri Lanka.......................................................................................64 Flood knowledge management by multiple stakeholders: An example from Malaysia..............................65 Integrating Gender and Social Inclusion in the curricula of Higher Education Institutions: an approach for the Hindkush Himalaya Region ...................................................................................................................66 Exploring the impact of climate change induced displacements in Asia – A case study in Sri Lanka for improving climate change higher education under the BECK project ........................................................67 Natural Hazards and their Impacts to the three (3) Campuses of Mindoro State College of Agriculture and Technology (MinSCAT)..............................................................................................................................68 Resilience of agro-ecosystems through Higher Education; identification of key thematic areas based on Sri Lankan higher education system ............................................................................................................69 Game-based pedagogical framework for teaching systems approach and disaster resilience.....................70 A common framework for MOOC curricular development in climate change education - findings and adaptations under the BECK project for higher education institutions in Europe and Asia........................71 Impact of COVID in Education: Perceptual Analysis .................................................................................72 Influence of Parental Involvement on Disaster Risk Reduction's Learning Outcomes of Preschool Children, Bangkok, Thailand.......................................................................................................................73 Assessment of River Erosion’s Situation on the basis of Influence Area: A Case Study on Gaibandha, Jamalpur and Sherpur District of Bangladesh .............................................................................................74 Disaster Risk Reduction in Colleges............................................................................................................75 Disasters Early warning through Electronic Media: Impact of next generation of early warning dissemination on vulnerable communities...................................................................................................76 Mainstreaming Capacity Development Short Courses and Training Programs on Disaster Risk Management in Higher Education Institutions: A Hybrid Ladderized Learning Model .............................77 Science Diplomacy for Disaster Risk Reduction: Experience in a New Elective Course at Sichuan University.....................................................................................................................................................78 Primary and Secondary Data Collection for Thesis or Dissertation Writing in the Advent of COVID-19 Pandemic: A Guidepost ...............................................................................................................................79 iii | P a g e

Challenges and Practices in Addressing Sustainability in the Japanese Disaster Education.......................80 Knowledge, Attitude, And Behavior Related to Prevention of Covid-19 Among University Students......81 Need Assessment Study to Develop an Integrated Framework for Disaster Resilience Capacity Building82 ..........................................................................................................................................................................83 MULTI-HAZARD RISK ASSESSMENT AND GOVERNANCE ................................................................83 Vulnerability mapping of residential buildings with respect to cyclonic wind in Mauritius using Remote Sensing and QGIS........................................................................................................................................84 Effect of Additional Transverse Reinforcements on the Performance of Axially Loaded RC Column under Close-in Air-blast Loading ..........................................................................................................................85 GIS-Based Runoff Estimation and Identification of Potential Runoff sites in Maroodijeex Catchment, Somaliland ...................................................................................................................................................86 Regional scale groundwater vulnerability assessment to pesticides leaching from Paddy fields in the Northeast region of Thailand .......................................................................................................................87 Comprehensive Flood Risk Analysis at Your Fingertips ............................................................................88 Ultimate Bearing Capacity of Shell Footing on Hill Slopes........................................................................89 Control on Seismic Response due to Stiffness Irregularity by Active Tendons using Genetic Algorithm .90 Deep learning neural network-based landslide susceptibility model for southern tip of Deccan Plateau, India .............................................................................................................................................................91 Integrated Rapid Visual Screening and Vulnerability Assessment for Seismic Hazard, Yangon, Myanmar ......................................................................................................................................................................92 Multi-Hazard Impact and Vulnerability Analysis in Building City Infrastructure Resilience ....................93 Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment of Educational Institutes of Dehradun, Uttarakhand.................................94 Saline Intrusion Vulnerability and Resilience in the Mekong River Delta, Vietnam: A Case Study from Tien Giang Province ....................................................................................................................................95 Reframing the Disaster Risk discourse to incorporate Indigenous Knowledge ..........................................96 Localizing Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment for Selected Communities in Quezon City and Angat, Bulacan ........................................................................................................................................................97 Cyclonic Damage Assessment of Rural Houses for the East Coastal Region of India ...............................98 A study on behavior of Hyperbolic Cooling Tower considering the effect of Soil Structure Interaction ...99 An Extensive Study on Damage Assessment of Earthquake Affected Buildings in Nepal.......................100 Economic impact assessment of energy resilience measures to address risks in a solar power plant - a case study of 700 kW solar power plant in Chiang Mai Rajabhat University...................................................101 Site-specific ground response analysis and liquefaction assessment of Can Tho city (Vietnam) .............102 Evaluation of empirical SPT blow counts and shear wave velocity correlations using 1D site response analysis for shallow bedrock sites in Islamabad, Pakistan ........................................................................103 Livelihood Assessment of Smallholder Rice Farmers in Drought-prone Regions in Bihar, India............104 Greedy Copula Segmentation applied to Multivariate Non-Stationary Time Series for Optimal Climate Change Adaptation.....................................................................................................................................105 iv | P a g e

Seismic vulnerability and risk assessment of an existing building in Chennai .........................................106 Comparison of the Vulnerability Assessment of Step – Back Configuration and Set – Back Configuration Structures on Hill Slopes ...........................................................................................................................107 Time-Frequency Analysis of Strong Ground Motions from the 1999 Chamoli Earthquake.....................108 Effect of Transverse Circular and Helical Reinforcements on the Performance of Circular RC Column under High Explosive Loading ..................................................................................................................109 Time-Frequency Analysis of Strong Ground Motions from the Mw 6.8 1991 Uttarkashi Earthquake ....110 Opportunities for implementing multi-hazard impact-based forecast and warning system to achieve Sendai framework for DRR: Bangladesh ..................................................................................................111 A Framework of Pandemic-Risk Assessment and its Applicability to Reduce the Pandemic’s Adversity ....................................................................................................................................................................112 Wavelet Analysis of Strong Ground Motions from the 2015 Nepal Earthquake ......................................113 Development of a Disaster and Climate Risk Atlas in Bangladesh: Methodology for Quantification of Risk ............................................................................................................................................................114 Distance Estimation based on Bounded-Error Estimation, Interval Analysis, and Dempster- Shafer Theory using in Landslide Monitoring Framework ...............................................................................................115 Clutter Removal Algorithm Based on Grid Density with a Recursive Approach for Rockfall Detection in 3D point clouds from a Terrestrial LiDAR Scanner..................................................................................116 GIS based HVRA for Risk Anticipation and Disaster Risk Reduction .....................................................117 Predict the critical load of rectangular concrete-filled steel tube columns with ultra-high-strength concrete with software ANSYS................................................................................................................................118 Methodology and use of impact chains to assess environmental risk in river delta coastal areas socio- ecological systems .....................................................................................................................................119 Evaluate the durability of RC Bridge under the impact of Climate change in Vietnam ...........................120 Categorization of Differential Impacts of Disasters in the Batangas Province, Philippines .....................121 Comparative Analysis of TANK and SIMHYD Rainfall-Runoff models in the Hemavathi watershed, Cauvery Basin, India..................................................................................................................................122 Nat-Bowtie; a New Approach for Natech Risk Assessment .....................................................................123 Estimating flood impact using sentinel-1 and ALOS-2/PALSAR-2 imagery: A case study of southern Thailand .....................................................................................................................................................124 Livelihood in Normal and Stressed Situations: Pluvial Flood prone Urban Poor Communities in Dhaka, Bangladesh ................................................................................................................................................. 125 Applying Google Earth Engine for Flood Mapping And Monitoring In The Downstream Provinces Of Mekong River ............................................................................................................................................126 Assessment of Flood Hazard in Climatic Extreme Considering River’s Fluvio-Morphic Responses ......127 An investigation into the socio-psychological manifestations of water insecurity: The post-Amphan scenario in the Sundarban delta .................................................................................................................128 Multi-temporal Satellite-Based Flood Hazard Mapping: A case Study from Khartoum North Locality..129 v|Page

Assessing Land Use-Land Cover Change and Its Impact on Socio-economic Mobility of Rajarhat New Town Agglomeration, Kolkata, India ........................................................................................................130 Building City-Region Sustainable and Resilience: Application of Circulation and Ecological Sphere Approach for bridging the urban-rural systems -A case study of Udon Thani City Region, Thailand .....131 Risk of Waste Crisis and Waste Management Solutions in Hoi An City toward Circulating and Ecological Sphere Approach........................................................................................................................................132 Circulating and Ecological Sphere Perspective for Nagpur Region, India................................................133 Disaster Risk Assessment of Rohingya refugee camps of Bangladesh through spatial analysis and compare approaches taken by relevant working agencies .........................................................................134 Modelling Soil Erosion: Samanalawewa Watershed, Sri Lanka ...............................................................135 A Review on Earthquake –Hazard Risk Vulnerability & Capacity Analysis for South –East Asian Countries ....................................................................................................................................................136 Assessing Coastal Vulnerability and Governance in Mahanadi Delta (Odisha), India .............................137 Modelling of an Idealised Bifurcation Channel with Weir for Flood Risk Reduction ..............................138 GIS Based Solid Waste Management of Rajshahi City Corporation ........................................................139 Stability analysis of a failure slope after treatment as regard influence of rainfall ...................................140 Mapping ecosystem services across the urban-rural gradient for disaster and climate resilience: A case study of Udon-Thani, Thailand..................................................................................................................141 Application of Circulating and Ecological Sphere Approach for Translating Global Goals to Local Actions .......................................................................................................................................................142 Potential challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic for managing hydro-meteorological disasters: Case studies from South and South-East Asia...........................................................................................143 ........................................................................................................................................................................144 PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY & COVID-19 RISK .............................................................................144 Impact of COVID-19 public measures on country-level trade flows: A global panel data analysis.........145 A Thematic Review on Health Emergency Disaster Risk Management: Strategy for the Application of Health Emergency Disaster Risk Management in Malaysia......................................................................146 A Framework of Risk Profile in Public Healthcare System Development: A Literature Review.............147 Pesticide Use Pattern & Health Impacts Among Farmers & Labourers in Kalahandi District of Odisha, India ...........................................................................................................................................................148 Community Perception of Flood Induced Health Risk in Sudan, a case study of Sharq El-Nile area ......149 Covid -19 as a Disaster: Indian Response towards the Public Health Emergency....................................150 Business Continuity and Response to infectious diseases of public-listed companies in Japan：Results of Questionnaire Surveys at the 2009 H1N1 pandemic and at the COVID-19 pandemic .............................151 A study on the need for an effective detection and early warning mechanism for resilience pandemic and epidemic response: lessons from Covid-19 pandemic...............................................................................152 Socioeconomic Vulnerability and Mental Health Risk During the Lockdown Periods of Covid-19 Outbreak in Bangladesh: A Perception-based Analysis of Young Adults ................................................153 vi | P a g e

Refugees, Humanitarian Agencies and Sexual and Reproductive Health Intervention: An Investigation using Culture Centered Approach in Rohingya Refugee Settlements of Bangladesh ...............................154 Review the initiatives to mitigate health emergencies caused by COVID-19 pandemic in Rohingya refugee camps of Bangladesh ....................................................................................................................155 COVID-19 and Regional Disaster Governance in Southeast Asia............................................................156 Multi-Level Spatial Analysis and Mapping of Child Malnutrition Outcome and its Determinants in India ....................................................................................................................................................................157 The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Public Engagement Strategies for Disaster Preparedness. Case of Foreign Residents in Japan ........................................................................................................................158 Factors affecting the outbreak resilience of local healthcare systems: investigating the Philippine Covid- 19 pandemic experience.............................................................................................................................159 Yoga and Disaster Prevention in Japan: Addressing physical and mental well-being through individual, community and corporate preparedness.....................................................................................................160 COVID-19 response by municipal authority with the help of community-led organizations during lockdown: evidence from Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh .................................................................................161 Barriers in Accessing Maternal Health Care during Covid-19: Understanding the Perspectives of Rural Garo Women in Bangladesh ......................................................................................................................162 Health Resilience Status of COVID-19 for Malaysia and its Urban Planning Implication.......................163 ........................................................................................................................................................................164 TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATION AND DISASTER RISK REDUCTION.................................................164 Why Farmers in India are not Adopting Crop-Insurance? Insights from Behavioural Economics Literature ....................................................................................................................................................................165 Contribution of Disaster Learning Tools to Earthquake Disaster Risk Reduction in Japan: Applying a Framework Classified by the Real and Virtual of Social Network and Community Space ......................166 The Role of Facebook in the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management: Case Study of the Municipality of Cainta.....................................................................................................................................................167 ANN application in predicting residual strength of CFST column after fire ............................................168 Progress in the debate on knowledge integration for disaster risk reduction: Towards introducing foundational aspects in disaster risk studies ..............................................................................................169 Numerical simulation of spherical source blast-induced stress wave amplification .................................170 Study on the influence of site seismic dynamic response under different geological conditions..............171 Feasibility study of Locally Accessible Cloud System (LACS) conducted in a remote island in Cebu, Philippines to meet the real demand for ICT under the COVID-19 pandemic .........................................172 Assessing Public Value of Government-led DRRM Interventions: The Case of DOST's Hydromet and EWS ...........................................................................................................................................................173 Blast Performance Enhancement of RC Square Column Jacketed with Steel Angle Sections and Battens ....................................................................................................................................................................174 Time-dependent reliability system of the continuous steel beam I-shapes with corrosion damage ..........175 vii | P a g e

Improving flood flow prediction and early-warning systems using radar-based precipitation data and the HEC-HMS hydrological model: a case study in the Kelani River basin...................................................176 Assessment of the numerical methods for seismic resilience of built structures in India .........................177 Role of Information and Communication Technologies in Build Back Better to Post Disaster Recovery Practices: Insights from Bangladesh ..........................................................................................................178 Towards Resilient Municipal Wastewater Sewerage Systems in Khartoum: A Surcharged Flow Measurement Device .................................................................................................................................179 Inland Waterways Accidents, Root cause analysis, Implementation difficulties of governance: a case study of Bangladesh...................................................................................................................................180 Disaster Early Warning systems for vulnerable, agriculture dependent communities: From Upstream to Downstream ...............................................................................................................................................181 Evaluating the network of stakeholders in Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems (MHEW) for multiple simultaneous hazards amidst COVID-19, Sri Lanka as a case in point.....................................................182 Development of Dynamic Flood Risk Model (DFRM): A New Generation Risk-Based Warning Tool for Rural Flood Management ..........................................................................................................................183 ........................................................................................................................................................................184 VULNERABILITY, RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ..........................................184 Evaluating Urban Resilience in Planning: The Case of Chengdu, China..................................................185 Does Indigenous Tourism Contribute to Indigenous Resilience to Disasters? A case study on Taiwan's Highlands ...................................................................................................................................................186 Building Resilience against Floods in India: Human Development, Income, Inequality and Forest Cover ....................................................................................................................................................................187 Addressing Challenges Towards Achieving Green Growth in Malaysian Cities......................................188 Occupational health and safety of garments and textile industry workers in Chittagong, Bangladesh .....189 Opportunities and Challenges Farmer’s Experiences using Indigenous Knowledge to Adapt to Climate Change in Sustainable Development In Mekong Delta, Vietnam .............................................................190 Post-disaster long-term livelihood issues in indigenous context- A cause study of 2009 Typhoon Morakot in Rinari settlement ....................................................................................................................................191 Assessment of Rural Water Security and System Sustainability in Nagpur Metropolitan Area, India.....192 The community-based disaster risk reduction modelling of the Anak Krakatau Volcano, South Lampung, Indonesia ....................................................................................................................................................193 Vulnerability Assessment of Balikpapan (Indonesia) for Climate Change Induced Urban Flooding.......194 Climate change impacts in India - Cross sectoral case studies..................................................................195 Building capacity and developing community women leadership for disaster resilience in Fiji ..............196 Towards an inclusive communication management framework for flood-risk reduction in Davao City, Southern Philippines ..................................................................................................................................197 Oil spill laws: A legal perspective for oil spill disasters in Thailand ........................................................198 Assessing Household Vulnerability to Flooding using Livelihood Vulnerability Index in Selected Puroks of Los Baños, Laguna ................................................................................................................................199 viii | P a g e

Understanding and Mapping the Spatial Variability of Social Vulnerability in the Philippines...............200 Wind hazards on Indian power system and challenges for future: A review ............................................201 Community resilience for Disaster Risk Reduction by engaging local Governance in Bihar (India) .......202 Living with pervasive hazards: Place-based coping strategies of an island community in Cebu, Philippines ....................................................................................................................................................................203 Surviving the colossal eruption of Samalas 1257 CE, Lombok, Indonesia: lessons from the ancient civilizations' response to disaster ...............................................................................................................204 Evaluating municipal disaster risk reduction and management plan towards improving disaster management: A case study in the Philippines............................................................................................205 An exploratory study on feasibility of materials for refugee relief settlements ........................................206 Assessment of Residential Building using indicators of Sustainability.....................................................207 How to address the Housing Needs of the Displaced promoting Resilience and Sustainable Communities ....................................................................................................................................................................208 Mitigating Caste Based Exclusion in Post Disaster Relief Operations in India ........................................209 Measuring Capacities and Protecting Communities： Strengthen Regional Resilience in the Flooded Industrial Area in Thailand ........................................................................................................................210 Strengthening Disaster Governance in Japan: NGOs as Partners..............................................................211 Windbreak Stonewalls in the Mountainous Village of Japan: A case study of Hongu district, Tanabe city, Wakayama Prefecture ................................................................................................................................212 Numerical Computation of Code Compliant Beam Column Joints Made with Low Strength Concrete ..213 Earthquake and Flood Resilience through Spatial Planning in complex urban system.............................214 Hydrogel application in Paddy Cultivation to Mitigate Drought Impact in Semi-Arid regions of India ..215 Life Cycle Assessment of Natural Aggregate Concrete and Recycled Aggregate Concrete ....................216 Are all the adaptive interventions sustainable? A case study of Gabura Union, Bangladesh ...................217 How Embankment influences Coastal Livelihood in the context of Climate Adaptation?: A case study of Indian Sundarban Delta..............................................................................................................................218 Capacity needs for mainstreaming disaster and climate risk into Comprehensive Land Use Planning process: Observations from Itogon Municipality, the Philippines.............................................................219 Resilient WASH Development for Urban Poor: A Case of Ahmedabad ..................................................220 The integration of urban planning in disaster risk reduction: Strategy to reduce urban vulnerability ......221 A systematic review of strategies for urban planning in tsunami prone areas...........................................222 Spatio-temporal vegetation cover analysis to determine climate change in Papua New Guinea ..............223 A comparative study of climate change vulnerability of farm households in Cambodia, Vietnam and Myanmar ....................................................................................................................................................224 Resilience Master Plan As The Pathway To Actualize Sustainable Development Goals – A Case Of Kozhikode, Kerala, India ...........................................................................................................................225 An Evaluation of Disaster Risk of Bursa: Estimation of Potential Damage and Loss ..............................226 Policy Paradigm in Social Entrepreneurship for Sustainable and Resilient Development........................227 ix | P a g e

Expanding the Legitimate Peripheral Participation Model: The Perspective of Language Minorities’ Vulnerability ..............................................................................................................................................228 A proposal for disaster risk management in the local level: lesson learned from earthquake prone area in Sengon Village, Central Java, Indonesia ...................................................................................................229 Post-Disaster Recovery for Building Resilience: Bangladesh Perspective ...............................................230 Household migration as a unit following Cyclone Aila in Bangladesh: financing of migration costs and the role of social networks .........................................................................................................................231 Understanding the Importance and identification of mechanisms for better integration of Community- based knowledge into Disaster Risk Assessment ......................................................................................232 A validated framework for women’s empowerment in disaster risk governance .....................................233 Geopolymer concrete - a study of an alternative material for ordinary portland cement ..........................234 Mechanical Behavior of Geopolymer in Addition with Fibre Reinforced Materials – A Review ............235 Assessing risk and adaptation options across building types and neighbourhoods in the cities and urbanising regions of Vietnam...................................................................................................................236 Community-Based Flood Risk Management in Bangladesh: A Bottom-Up Approach ............................237 A Review of Flood Hazard and Risk Management Strategies, past, present, and future challenges in the South Asian Region, Particularly in Sri Lanka..........................................................................................238 Promoting Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting For Sustainable Water Usage in Residential Buildings for Climate Resilient City Building- A Case Study of Rajshahi City, Bangladesh.........................................239 Perception Of Climate Change and Farmer’s Choice of Community-Based Adaptation Methods: A Case Study In Central Of Vietnam .....................................................................................................................240 Seismic performance of RC buildings with concrete made by using different waste materials................241 A review of climate change impact on the coastal built environment .......................................................242 Investigating major causes of severe floods using global datasets: A case of Nepal, USA, and Thailand243 Sustainable Water Conservation Techniques for the Livelihood of Tribal Community of India..............244 Assessment and Comparison of Local Governance on Urban Flood Resilience in Bangkok Metropolitan Region: Through the Perspectives of SDG 11 and 13 ...............................................................................245 A Community-Led Approach and the Development of Community Organization Network for Emergency Management in Thailand ...........................................................................................................................246 Women's participation in Wetland Management: A case study in Tinh Bien district, An Giang province, Vietnam......................................................................................................................................................247 Farmer’ choices of climate-resilient practices in coping with water scarcity: Current situation and welfare impacts on rice-cultivating households in Vietnam...................................................................................248 Herbal medicine plants from wetlands supporting livelihoods in Tinh Bien district, An Giang province, Vietnam......................................................................................................................................................249 Effects of herbicides application on the sustainability of tea production in Sri Lanka .............................250 People's perception of disaster-induced food security and its adapatation in the vulnerable coastal communities, Bangladesh ..........................................................................................................................251 Hazard Stress and Increasing Socio-Economic Vulnerability in Indian Sundarban Region .....................252 x|Page

Target E of the Sendai Framework: Current Status and how to complete by 2022 end............................253 Factorial Analysis Of Soil Organic Carbon: Draws Attention As Climate Change Mitigation In Coastal Area Of Bangladesh ...................................................................................................................................254 Risk and Climate Sensitive Sustainable Development in Asia: Need for Policy Coherence in the Post Covid Development Phase.........................................................................................................................255 Waterlogging Mitigation and Safe Water Supply: Lessons Leant from Peri-Urban Areas of Bashirhat Municipality, India.....................................................................................................................................256 Developing a regional-specific set of indicators related SDGs of BMR and baseline assessment for enhancing its database system and achievement of sustainability.............................................................257 Disaster Management Practices During the Emergency Response Eruption of Merapi Volcano Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic.................................................................................................................................258 Business Continuity Level of Quezon City in the Advent of Environmental Catastrophe towards Business Sustainability Development .......................................................................................................................259 Social and Economic Issues in Sustainability of Green Energy Development in Indonesia.....................260 Sustainable Infrastructure Development in Extremely Soft Soil using Engineered Super Light Foundation ....................................................................................................................................................................261 Forest Engineer or Crop Raider? Understanding the local farmer's action against the Tapanuli Orangutan in Agroforest Landscape of Batang Toru Ecosystem ................................................................................262 Molecular Identification of Lactic Acid Bacteria Potentially as Starter to Accelerate the Process of Biogas Formation that Isolated from Cow Manure Sludge and Its Application into Elpiji Tube .........................263 Sustainability of ecosystem services in the Batang Toru landscape: local farmers’ perspective ..............264 Capturing mutual benefits through urban-rural partnership: A city regional perspective for collective security of food, energy, and water in the post COVID-19 era .................................................................265 Climate change risk mitigation through local climate zoning: A case study of Lahore and Islamabad, Pakistan ......................................................................................................................................................266 xi | P a g e

2nd International Symposium on Disaster Resilience & Sustainable Development Highlights

Agenda Day 1-Thursday 24 June 2021 (Bangkok Time: GMT + 7.00) Time Sessions 12:00–12:30 Arrival of the Guests in the Plenary Hall 12:30–14:15 Opening Session Welcome and Symposium Overview: Dr. Indrajit Pal, Chair DRSD 2021, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand Video on Asian Institute of Technology and Disaster Preparedness Mitigation and Management Welcome Speech: Dr. Eden Y. Woon, President, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand Opening Keynote: Ms. Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana, Executive Secretary, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, Thailand Book Launch: “Disaster Resilience and Sustainability”, Elsevier Special Guest Remarks: H.E. Mr. Mohammed Abdul Hye, Ambassador of People’s Republic of Bangladesh in the Kingdom of Thailand Special Issue Journal Launch: “Bangabandhu Chair Special Issue: Energy, Disaster, Climate Change: Sustainability and Just Transitions in Bangladesh- Vol.1&2”, International Energy Journal (IEJ) Vote of Thanks: Prof. Sangam Shrestha, Co-Chair DRSD 2021, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand Group Photo _____________________________________________________________ Keynote Session -KS 1: The Global Risk Agenda and Uncovering Resilience Strategies [Plenary Hall] Session Dr. Indrajit Pal, AIT, Thailand Moderator: Session Chair: Prof. Rajib Shaw, Keio University, Japan Keynote 1.1: Prof. Takeuchi Kazuhiko, President, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, Japan Keynote 1.2: ‘Creation of a Circulating and Ecological Sphere (CES) for MC: Attaining Integrated Disaster & Climate Resilience’ Rapporteur: Mr. Hans Guttman, Executive Director, Asian Disaster Preparedness Center, Bangkok Q&A Neshma Tuladhar Arunswasdi Bhuridadtpong, Jeeten Kumar 14:15-14:30 -Coffee Break-

PARALLEL SESSION I 14:30-16:15 Technical Session - 01: Science, Technology and DRR Education [Hall 1] Co-Chair 1.1: Jacquleen Joseph Co-Chair 1.2: Nichole Georgeou DRSD21_148 Science Diplomacy for Disaster Risk Reduction: Experience in a New DRSD21_166 Elective Course at Sichuan University - Glenn Fernandez Disaster Risk Reduction in Colleges - Alinawaz Nanjee DRSD21_219 Cooperative Education during Covid 19 pandemic: Enhancing legal DRSD21_261 rights and professional development of interns in Thailand DRSD21_262 - Siwarut Laikram DRSD21_273 Assessment of River Erosion’s Situation on the Basis of Influence Area: A DRSD21_147 Case Study on Gaibandha, Jamalpur and Sherpur District of Bangladesh DRSD21_137 - Jenifar Selim DRSD21_298 Impact of COVID -19 in Education: Perceptual Analysis DRSD21_28 - Ganesh Dhungana Influence of Parental Involvement on Disaster Risk Reduction's Learning Outcomes of Preschool Children, Bangkok, Thailand - Kullanan Sukwanchai Disasters Early warning through Electronic Media: Impact of next generation of early warning dissemination on vulnerable communities - K.A.D.P.K.Kodippili Need Assessment Study to Develop an Integrated Framework For Disaster Resilience Capacity Building - Rudi Febriamansyah Primary and Secondary Data Collection for Thesis or Dissertation Writing in the Advent of COVID-19 Pandemic: A Guidepost - Antonio S. Valdez Integrating Gender and Social Inclusion in the curricula of Higher Education Institutions: an approach for the Hindkush Himalaya Region - Vishal Narain Session Moderator: Ganesh Dhungana Rapporteur: Kullanan Sukwanchai 14:30–16:15 Technical Session - 02: Vulnerability, Resilience and Sustainable Development -I [Hall 2] Co- Chair 2.1: Mokbul Morshed Ahmad Co- Chair 2.2: Deepthi Wickramasinghe DRSD21_16 Evaluating Urban Resilience in Planning: The Case of Chengdu, China DRSD21_04 - Yang Wei Does Indigenous Tourism Contribute to Indigenous Resilience to Disasters? A case study on Taiwan's Highlands - Mucahid Mustafa Bayrak

DRSD21_22 Building Resilience against Floods in India: Human Development, Income, Inequality and Forest Cover DRSD21_17 - Chandra Sekhar Bahinipati DRSD21_25 Addressing Challenges Towards Achieving Green Growth in Malaysian Cities - Vishanthini Kanasan DRSD21_46 Opportunities And Challenges Farmer’s Experiences Using Indigenous DRSD21_60 Knowledge to Adapt To Climate Change In Sustainable Development In DRSD21_74 Mekong Delta, Vietnam - Pham Xuan Phu DRSD21_98 Post-disaster long-term livelihood issues in indigenous context- A cause DRSD21_78 study of 2009 Typhoon Morakot in Rinari settlement - Sung Lun Tsai Assessment of Rural Water Security and System Sustainability in Nagpur Metropolitan Area, India - Vibhas Sukhwani The community-based disaster risk reduction modelling of the Anak Krakatau Volcano, South Lampung, Indonesia - D.B. Prasetya Building capacity and developing community women leadership for disaster resilience in Fiji - Iftekhar Ahmed Vulnerability Assessment of Balikpapan (Indonesia) for Climate Change Induced Urban Flooding – Ariyaningsih Session Moderator: Jose Luis C. Arboleda Rapporteur: Afshana Parven 14:30–16:15 Technical Session – 03: Public Health Emergency & COVID-19 Risk- I [Hall 3] Co- Chair 3.1: Victor Hoe Co- Chair 3.2: Sylvia Szabo DRSD21_33 Impact of COVID-19 public measures on country-level trade flows: A DRSD21_100 global panel data analysis - Worawat Srisawasdi A Thematic Review on Health Emergency Disaster Risk Management: DRSD21_97 Strategy for the Application of Health Emergency Disaster Risk DRSD21_51 Management in Malaysia - Ainatul Fathiyah Binti Abdul Rahim DRSD21_167 A Framework of Risk Profile in Public Healthcare System DRSD21_151 Development: A Literature Review - Kodchakorn Krutphong Pesticide Use Pattern & Health Impacts Among Farmers & Labourers DRSD21_161 in Kalahandi District of Odisha, India - Nishikanta Kumar Covid -19 as a Disaster: Indian Response towards the Public Health DRSD21_288 Emergency - Satabdi Das DRSD21_279 Business Continuity and Response to infectious diseases of public- DRSD21_278 listed companies in Japan：Results of Questionnaire Surveys at the 2009 H1N1 pandemic and at the COVID-19 pandemic - Shohei Beniya A study on the need for an effective detection and early warning mechanism for resilience pandemic and epidemic response: lessons from Covid-19 pandemic - Thushara Kamalrathne Multi-Level Spatial Analysis and Mapping of Child Malnutrition Outcome and its Determinants in India - Ranadheer Reddy Community Perception of Flood Induced Health Risk in Sudan, a case study of Sharq El-Nile area. - Ahmed Abdelgadir Babiker Ahmed COVID-19 response by municipal authority with the help of community-led organizations during lockdown: evidence from Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh - Md Bayezid Islam Session Moderator: Neshma Tuladhar Rapporteur: Jeeten Kumar

14:30–16:15 Technical Session – 04: Multi-Hazard Risk and Governance-I [Hall 4] Co- Chair: 4.1 P. K Joshi Co- Chair: 4.2 Md. Anwarul Abedin DRSD21_50 Vulnerability mapping of residential buildings with respect to cyclonic wind in Mauritius using Remote Sensing and QGIS DRSD21_34 - Hisaindee Muhammad Nadiim DRSD21_48 Effect of Additional Transverse Reinforcements on the Performance of DRSD21_101 Axially Loaded RC Column under Close-in Air-blast Loading - S M Anas GIS-Based Runoff Estimation and Identification of Potential Runoff sites DRSD21_267 in Maroodijeex Catchment, Somaliland - Mohamed Omar Regional scale groundwater vulnerability assessment to pesticides DRSD21_144 leaching from Paddy fields in the Northeast region of Thailand DRSD21_119 - Doungpond Ponggumnerd DRSD21_218 Applying Google Earth Engine For Flood Mapping And Monitoring In The DRSD21_189 Downstream Provinces Of Mekong River DRSD21_65 - Bui Phan Quoc Nghia Ultimate bearing capacity of shell footing on hill slopes- Sukanta Das Control on Seismic Response due to Stiffness Irregularity by Active Tendons using Genetic Algorithm - Faisal Ahmad Rather Nat-Bowtie; a New Approach for Natech Risk Assessment - Sachin Atmaram Damle Integrated Rapid Visual Screening and Vulnerability Assessment for Seismic Hazard, Yangon, Myanmar - Hnin Ei Win Multi-hazard impact and vulnerability analysis in building city infrastructure resilience - Pawel Gromek Session Moderator: Arunswasdi Bhuridadtpong Rapporteur: Bui Phan Quoc Nghia 16:15 -16:30 -Coffee Break- 16:30-18:00 Keynote Session -KS2: Dwellers and Stakeholders in Asian Mega-Deltas: their contributions to locally led adaptation and resilience [Plenary Hall] Session Chair: Prof. Andy Large, Newcastle University, UK Keynote 2.1: Ms. Hap Navy, Chair, SUMMERNET Keynote 2.2: ‘The Role of Women and Small-Scale Fisheries in the Deltas’ Keynote 2.3: Dr. Shailesh Nayak, National Institute of Advanced Studies, India ‘Addressing Natural Hazards - A Perspective’ Dr. Saleemul Huq, International Centre for Climate Change and Development, Bangladesh Panel Discussant: Jadavpur University, India Prof. Tuhin Ghosh, Vietnam National University, Vietnam Dr. Hue Le, Durham University, UK Dr. M.F. Feisal Rahman, University of Glasgow, UK Prof. Fabrice Renaud, MC: Jose Luis C. Arboleda Rapporteur: Afshana Parven, Neshma Tuladhar

18:00-18:30 -Snack Break- PARALLEL SESSION II 18:30–20:15 Technical Session – 05: Multi-Hazard Risk and Governance-II [Hall 1] Co- Chair 5.1: Albert Salmanca Co- Chair 5.2: Sisira Madurapperuma DRSD21_236 Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment of Educational Institutes of Dehradun, Uttarakhand - Shivani Chouhan DRSD21_260 Saline Intrusion Vulnerability and Resilience in the Mekong River Delta, Vietnam: A Case Study from Tien Giang Province - Hue Le DRSD21_252 Reframing the disaster risk discourse to incorporate indigenous knowledge - Bosco Bwambale DRSD21_156 Localizing Climate And Disaster Risk Assessment For Selected Communities In Quezon City And Angat, Bulacan - Ma. Lorena P. Hernandez DRSD21_117 Cyclonic Damage Assessment of Rural Houses for the East Coastal Region of India - Pradeep K. Goyal DRSD21_61 A study on behavior of Hyperbolic Cooling Tower considering the effect of Soil Structure Interaction - Mahesh Kumar C L DRSD21_63 An Extensive Study on Damage Assessment of Earthquake Affected Buildings in Nepal - Shwetha K G DRSD21_84 Site-specific ground response analysis and liquefaction assessment of Can Tho city (Vietnam) - Van-Quang Nguyen DRSD21_146 Evaluation of empirical SPT blow counts and shear wave velocity correlations using 1D site response analysis for shallow bedrock sites in Islamabad, Pakistan - Muhammad Aaqib DRSD21_88 Study on the influence of site seismic dynamic response under different geological conditions - Xiao Meng Session Moderator: Neshma Tuladhar Rapporteur: Jeeten Kumar 18:30-20.15 Technical Session – 06: Vulnerability, Resilience and Sustainable Development -II [Hall 2] Co- Chair 6.1: Joyee Chatterjee Co- Chair 6.2: Michael Boyland DRSD21_110 Climate change impacts in India - Cross sectoral case studies DRSD21_79 - Shweta Sinha Towards an inclusive communication management framework for DRSD21_220 flood-risk reduction in Davao City, Southern Philippines DRSD21_96 - Karen Joyce Cayamanda DRSD21_228 Oil spill laws: A legal perspective for oil spill disasters in Thailand - Shubham Pathak Understanding and Mapping the Spatial Variability of Social Vulnerability in the Philippines - Sarah Healey Assessing Household Vulnerability to Flooding using Livelihood Vulnerability Index in Selected Puroks of Los Baños, Laguna - Darlene A. Tandang

DRSD21_75 Wind hazards on Indian power system and challenges for future: A review - Sarv Priya DRSD21_192 Community resilience for Disaster Risk Reduction by engaging local DRSD21_266 Governance in Bihar (India) - Geetanjali Kumari DRSD21_18 Living with pervasive hazards: Place-based coping strategies of an island community in Cebu, Philippines - John Ceffrey L. Eligue DRSD21_263 Surviving the colossal eruption of Samalas 1257 CE, Lombok, Indonesia: lessons from the ancient civilizations' response to disaster - Mukhamad N. Malawani Evaluating municipal disaster risk reduction and management plan towards improving disaster management: A case study in the Philippines - Sophia Mae U. Caralde Session Moderator: Jose Luis C. Arboleda Rapporteur: Nang Ying Ei Hein Kham 18:30-20:15 Technical Session – 07: Technology, Innovation and Disaster Risk Reduction- I 18:30-20:15 [Hall 3] Co- Chair 7.1: G.P. Ganapathy Co- Chair 7.2: Basanta Raj Adhikari DRSD21_40 Why Farmers in India are not Adopting Crop-Insurance? Insights from DRSD21_39 Behavioural Economics Literature - Dinamani Biswal DRSD21_111 Assessment of the numerical methods for seismic resilience of built structures in India - Bhushan Raisinghani DRSD21_20 The Role of Facebook in the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management: DRSD21_150 Case Study of the Municipality of Cainta DRSD21_123 - Shekinah Noa Shelomi C. Wenceslao ANN application in predicting residual strength of CFST column after DRSD21_235 fire - Aishwarya Narang DRSD21_112 Numerical simulation of spherical source blast-induced stress wave DRSD21_227 amplification - Jawad Ur Rehman Feasibility study of Locally Accessible Cloud System (LACS) conducted DRSD21_145 in a remote island in Cebu, Philippines to meet the real demand for ICT under the COVID-19 pandemic - Toshikazu Sakano Assessing Public Value of Government-led DRRM Interventions: The Case of DOST's Hydromet and EWS - Marie Antoinette F. Bangabang Blast Performance Enhancement of RC Square Column Jacketed with Steel Angle Sections and Battens - Mohd Shariq Towards Resilient Municipal Wastewater Sewerage Systems in Khartoum: A Surcharged Flow Measurement Device - Moayad Mutwalli Dawoud Mohamed Improving flood flow prediction and early-warning systems using radar-based precipitation data and the HEC-HMS hydrological model: a case study in the Kelani River basin - H.D.Jayanga Thanuka Samarasinghe Session Moderator: Ganesh Dhungana Rapporteur: Kullanan Sukwanchai Technical Session – 08: Critical Infrastructure Resilience- I [Hall 4] Co- Chair 8.1: Sreevalsa Kolathayar Co- Chair 8.2: Djoen San Santoso

DRSD21_281 Role of Financial Incentives in promoting Disaster Resilience DRSD21_154 - Shavindree Nissanka DRSD21_270 Developing a Framework on School Resilience for Risk-Informed DRSD21_249 Decision-Making - Vipul Kumar Nakum DRSD21_258 DRSD21_83 Public Investment Strategies for Reducing Risks of Accidents in Water DRSD21_292 Transport - Watchara Pechdin DRSD21_210 Sustainability of Coastal Critical Infrastructure: A Case Study of Multi- DRSD21_56 Purpose Cyclone Shelters of Gujarat - Ankit Jaiswal DRSD21_27 A Review of Risk Assessment Methodologies of Critical Infrastructure - Anil Kumar Solar energy systems as critical infrastructure in community resilience building: case studies from South Asia - Parimita Mohanty Impact of COVID – 19 on Higher Education Institutions in Northern Mindanao and Manila City: A Pandemic Recovery and Rehabilitation Strategic Plan - Sherlito Poyot Contribution of Energy Resilience Assessment to Sustainable Operation of a Rural Microgrid - Kampanart Silva A Nonlinear Site-Specific Ground Response Study for Soil Sites in Port Sudan Harbor - Mohammed T.M. Ahmed Policy, Institutional Advancements and Challenges in Making Critical Infrastructure Disaster Resilient - Sujit Kumar Mohanty Session Moderator: Arunswasdi Bhuridadtpong Rapporteur: Bui Phan Quoc Nghia -Closing- Day 2 -Friday 25 June 2021 (Bangkok Time: GMT + 7.00) Time Sessions 11:45-12:00 Arrival of the Guests in the Plenary Hall 12:00–13:15 Keynote Session – KS 3: Technological and Social Innovation Pathways for Safer and Inclusive Societies [Plenary Hall] Session Moderator: Dr. Indrajit Pal, AIT, Thailand Session Chair: Dr. Sanjay Srivastava, United Nations Economic and Keynote 3.1: Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, Thailand Keynote 3.2: Dr. Reinhard Mechler, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Austria Prof. Gretchen Kalonji, Sichuan University, China ‘Interdisciplinary Disaster Sciences Research & Education in the Context of COVID-19’ Q&A MC: Jose Luis C. Arboleda Rapporteur: Afshana Parven, Nghia Bui 13:15-13:30 -Coffee Break-

PARALLEL SESSION III 13:30-15:15 Technical Session – 09: Bangabandhu Chair Dialogue Panel [Hall 1] Co- Chair 9.1: Joyashree Roy Co- Chair 9.2: Sheikh Tawhidul Islam DRSD21_54 Development of a Disaster and Climate Risk Atlas in DRSD21_87 Bangladesh: Methodology for Quantification of Risk DRSD21_91 - Md. Sirajul Islam DRSD21_92 DRSD21_172 Role of Information and Communication Technologies in Build Back Better to Post Disaster Recovery Practices: Insights from DRSD21_173 Bangladesh - Sakib Rahman Siddique Shuvo DRSD21_177 Post-Disaster Recovery for Building Resilience: Bangladesh DRSD21_224 Perspective - Faiyad H Rishal DRSD21_276 DRSD21_241 Community-Based Flood Risk Management in Bangladesh: A Bottom-Up Approach - Soumic Samad Promoting Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting for Sustainable Water Usage in Residential Buildings for Climate Resilient City Building- A Case Study of Rajshahi City, Bangladesh - Muhammad Waresul Hassan Nipun Socioeconomic Vulnerability and Mental Health Risk During the Lockdown Periods of Covid-19 Outbreak in Bangladesh: A Perception-based Analysis of Young Adults - Md. Ashik-Ur-Rahman Household migration as a unit following Cyclone Aila in Bangladesh: financing of migration costs and the role of social networks - Sebak Kumar Saha Assessment of Flood Hazard in Climatic Extreme Considering River’s Fluvio-Morphic Responses - Shampa Livelihood in Normal and Stressed Situations: Pluvial Flood prone Urban Poor Communities in Dhaka, Bangladesh - Hasina Akther Refugees, Humanitarian Agencies and Sexual and Reproductive Health Intervention: An Investigation using Culture Centered Approach in Rohingya Refugee Settlements of Bangladesh - Marjan Akhter Session Moderator: Neshma Tuladhar Rapporteur: Jeeten Kumar

13:30-15:15 Technical Session – 10: Vulnerability, Resilience and Cross Cutting Issues [Hall 2] Co- Chair 10.1: Inchinose Tom Co- Chair 10.2: Dyah Rahmawati Hizbaron DRSD21_285 Farmer’ choices of climate-resilient practices in coping with DRSD21_89 water scarcity: Current situation and welfare impacts on rice- DRSD21_293 cultivating households in Vietnam - Nguyen Duc Kien DRSD21_07 DRSD21_102 A comparative study of climate change vulnerability of farm DRSD21_190 households in Cambodia, Vietnam and Myanmar DRSD21_296 - Minh Dao Duy DRSD21_165 Business Continuity Level of Quezon City in the Advent of DRSD21_143 Environmental Catastrophe towards Business Sustainability DRSD21_197 Development - Tabassam Raza The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Public Engagement Strategies for Disaster Preparedness. Case of Foreign Residents in Japan - Bismark Adu-Gyamfi COVID-19 and Regional Disaster Governance in Southeast Asia - Lina Gong Review the initiatives to mitigate health emergencies caused by COVID-19 pandemic in Rohingya refugee camps of Bangladesh - Abir Ahammad Talukdar Occupational health and safety of garments and textile industry workers in Chittagong, Bangladesh - Edris Alam Contribution of Disaster Learning Tools to Earthquake Disaster Risk Reduction in Japan: Applying a Framework Classified by the Real and Virtual of Social Network and Community Space - Yusuke Toyoda Disaster Early Warning systems for vulnerable, agriculture dependent communities: From Upstream to Downstream - J.M.A.R.Jayarathne Evaluating the network of stakeholders in Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems (MHEW) for multiple simultaneous hazards amidst COVID-19, Sri Lanka as a case in point - Chandana Siriwardana Session Moderator: Jose Luis C. Arboleda Rapporteur: Afshana Parven 13:30-15:15 Technical Session – 11: Vulnerability, Resilience and Sustainable Development -II [Hall 3] Co- Chair 11.1: Yonariza Co- Chair 11.2: Van Kien Nguyen

DRSD21_191 A proposal for disaster risk management in the local level: lesson learned from earthquake prone area in Sengon Village, Central Java, Indonesia - Djati Mardiatno DRSD21_155 Understanding the Importance and identification of mechanisms for better integration of Community-based knowledge into Disaster Risk Assessment - Asitha de Silva DRSD21_269 A validated framework for women’s empowerment in disaster risk governance - Kinkini Hemachandra DRSD21_200 Geopolymer concrete - a study of an alternative material for ordinary portland cement - Ishan Thakar DRSD21_66 Mechanical Behavior of Geopolymer in Addition with Fibre Reinforced Materials – A Review - Divya Jat DRSD21_251 Assessing risk and adaptation options across building types and neighbourhoods in the cities and urbanising regions of Vietnam - Nigel K. Downes DRSD21_67 Perception Of Climate Change and Farmer’s Choice of Community-Based Adaptation Methods: A Case Study In Central Of Vietnam - Nguyen Thi Dieu Linh DRSD21_201 A Review of Flood Hazard and Risk Management Strategies, past, present, and future challenges in the South Asian Region, Particularly in Sri Lanka - Tharika Fernando DRSD21_107 Effects of herbicides application on the sustainability of tea production in Sri Lanka - IDUH Piyathilake DRSD21_57 Molecular Identification of Lactic Acid Bacteria Potentially as Starter to Accelerate the Process of Biogas Formation that Isolated from Cow Manure Sludge and Its Application into Elpiji Tube - Endang Purwati Session Moderator: Ganesh Dhungana Rapporteur: Kullanan Sukwanchai 13:30-15:15 Technical Session - 12: Multi-Hazard Risk and Governance- III [Hall 4] Co- Chair 12.1: Jessada Karnjana Co- Chair 12.2: Takashi Oda DRSD21_131 Comprehensive Flood Risk Analysis At Your Fingertips DRSD21_142 - Matthijs Bos DRSD21_140 Livelihood Assessment of Smallholder Rice Farmers in Drought- DRSD21_43 prone Regions in Bihar, India - Vivek Kumar Singh Greedy Copula Segmentation applied to Multivariate Non- Stationary Time Series for Optimal Climate Change Adaptation – Lance Manuel Seismic vulnerability and risk assessment of an existing building in Chennai - Kausalya P

DRSD21_121 Comparison of the Vulnerability Assessment of Step – Back DRSD21_124 Configuration and Set – Back Configuration Structures on Hill DRSD21_242 Slopes - Yaman Hooda DRSD21_230 DRSD21_120 Effect of Transverse Circular and Helical Reinforcements on the Performance of Circular RC Column under High Explosive Loading - Rafat Tahzeeb Time-Frequency Analysis of Strong Ground Motions from the Mw 6.8 1991 Uttarkashi Earthquake - Kanuka Mareddy A Framework of Pandemic-Risk Assessment and its Applicability to Reduce the Pandemic’s Adversity - Md Shahid Akhter Wavelet Analysis of Strong Ground Motions from the 2015 Nepal Earthquake - Mohammed Ayub Ifan DRSD21_239 Categorization of Differential Impacts of Disasters in the Batangas Province, Philippines - Flordeliz Agra Session Moderator: Arunswasdi Bhuridadtpong Rapporteur: Bui Phan Quoc Nghia 15:15-15:30 -Coffee Break- PARALLEL SESSION IV 15:30-17:15 Technical Session - 13: Circulating Ecological Sphere and Ecosystem [Hall 1] Co- Chair 13.1: Tetsuo Kuyama Co- Chair 13.2: Bijon Kumer Mitra DRSD21_114 Capturing mutual benefits through urban-rural partnership: A DRSD21_305 city regional perspective for collective security of food, energy, DRSD21_304 and water in the post COVID-19 era - Priyanka Mitra DRSD21_303 Circulating and Ecological Sphere Perspective for Nagpur DRSD21_301 Region, India - Sameer M. Deshkar DRSD21_302 DRSD21_291 Building City-Region Sustainable and Resilience: Application of Circulation and Ecological Sphere Approach for bridging the urban-rural systems -A case study of Udon Thani City Region, Thailand - Wijitbusaba Ann Marome Risk of Waste Crisis and Waste Management Solutions in Hoi An City toward Circulating and Ecological Sphere Approach. - Pham Phu Song Toan Application of Circulating and Ecological Sphere Approach for Translating Global Goals to Local Actions - Bijon Kumer Mitra Mapping ecosystem services across the urban-rural gradient for disaster and climate resilience: A case study of Udon-Thani, Thailand - Rajarshi DusGupta People's perception of disaster-induced food security and its adapatation in the vulnerable coastal communities, Bangladesh - Afshana Parven

DRSD21_180 Policy Paradigm in Social Entrepreneurship for Sustainable and DRSD21_271 Resilient Development - Apoorva Patel GIS Based Solid Waste Management of Rajshahi City Corporation - Shahida Afrin Session Moderator: Neshma Tuladhar Rapporteur: Jeeten Kumar 15:30-17:15 Technical Session - 14: Critical Infrastructure Resilience-II [Hall 2] Co- Chair 14.1: Iftekhar Ahmad Co- Chair 14.2: Indrajit Pal DRSD21_72 Resilient modulus of municipal solid waste bottom ash in DRSD21_153 Vietnam - Nguyen Chau Lan DRSD21_211 Seismic behavior of pavements-a approach towards seismic DRSD21_226 resistance design of roads - Ravindra Kumar Burnwal DRSD21_176 Reinvestigation of the Landscape of Energy Resilience Research using Bibliometric Analysis - Pidpong Janta DRSD21_188 Intensity measures for probabilistic seismic demand models DRSD21_29 of skewed bridges - Duy-Duan Nguyen A conceptual framework for identifying the risk of infectious DRSD21_168 disease transmission during rapid-onset disaster evacuation DRSD21_64 – a literature review based on the lessons from COVID-19 and the theories of network centrality - Malith Senevirathne DRSD21_204 Seismic Fragility Assessment of Load Bearing Soft Brick Unreinforced Masonry Piers - Tariq Anwar Aquib An integrated and adaptable critical infrastructure resilience assessment framework for earthquakes - Mathavanayakam Sathurshan WASH Systems in Developing Nations: An Evaluation Framework for Institutional Resilience - Gina Acharya Re-evaluation of cyclone shelters along the coastal region of Bangladesh through a risk analysis approach - Arfaa Feezanul Islam A working strategy for preparedness in Kerala schools: a suggestive study - Manoj Kumar Kini Session Moderator: Jose Luis C. Arboleda Rapporteur: Nang Ying Ei Hein Kham 15:30-17:15 Technical Session – 15: Vulnerability, Resilience and Sustainable Development -IV [Hall 3] Co- Chair 15.1: Avishek Datta Co- Chair 15.2: Prakash K. Paudel

DRSD21_99 Assessment of Residential Building using indicators of DRSD21_90 Sustainability - Darshini S Shekhar DRSD21_103 Disaster Management Practices During the Emergency DRSD21_13 Response Eruption of Merapi Volcano Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic - Amelia Naurah Syahda DRSD21_294 Mitigating Caste Based Exclusion in Post Disaster Relief DRSD21_141 Operations in India - Satwik Patnaik DRSD21_129 Measuring Capacities and Protecting Communities： Strengthen Regional Resilience in the Flooded Industrial Area in DRSD21_85 Thailand - Tadashi Nakasu DRSD21_76 DRSD21_174 Investigating major causes of severe floods using global datasets: A case of Nepal, USA, and Thailand - N. Shalinda Fernando Expanding the Legitimate Peripheral Participation Model: The Perspective of Language Minorities’ Vulnerability = - Janiel Hazle Windbreak Stonewalls in the Mountainous Village of Japan: A case study of Hongu district, Tanabe city, Wakayama Prefecture - Chiho Ochiai The integration of urban planning in disaster risk reduction: Strategy to reduce urban vulnerability - Lilian Smart Earthquake and Flood Resilience through Spatial Planning in complex urban system- Sujata Kodag Hydrogel application in Paddy Cultivation to Mitigate Drought Impact in Semi-Arid regions of India - Boreddy Surya Prakash Reddy Session Moderator: Ganesh Dhungana Rapporteur: Kullanan Sukwanchai 15:30-17:15 Technical Session – 16: Disaster Risk Reduction in Higher Education [Hall 4] Co- Chair 16.1: Anil Kumar Gupta Co- Chair 16.2: Ranit Chatterjee DRSD21_289 Mainstreaming Capacity Development Short Courses and Training Programs on Disaster Risk Management in Higher DRSD21_113 Education Institutions: A Hybrid Ladderized Learning Model DRSD21_308 - Erick Oinde DRSD21_58 DRSD21_244 Knowledge, Attitude, and Behavior related to Prevention of COVID-19 among University Students - Hema Malini Health Resilience Status of COVID-19 for Malaysia and its Urban Planning Implication - Irina Safitri Zen Natural Hazards and their Impacts to the three (3) Campuses of Mindoro State College of Agriculture and Technology (MinSCAT) - Wilma C. De Los Santos Flood knowledge management by multiple stakeholders: An

example from Malaysia - Nurul Along DRSD21_195 A capacity building framework to integrate MOOC on climate change education in the higher education institutions of DRSD21_212 Bangladesh, Russia, and Sri Lanka - Hetti Arachchige Chamila Priyankara DRSD21_15 DRSD21_199 Exploring the impact of climate change induced displacements in Asia – A case study in Sri Lanka for improving DRSD21_216 climate change higher education under the BECK project DRSD21_237 - Keshani Munasinghe Game-based pedagogical framework for teaching systems approach and disaster resilience - Navarun Varma A common framework for MOOC curricular development in climate change education - findings and adaptations under the BECK project for higher education institutions in Europe and Asia - Dhiman Kumer Roy Resilience of agro-ecosystems through Higher Education; identification of key thematic areas based on Sri Lankan higher education system - D.M.N.A.Dissanayake Barriers in Accessing Maternal Health Care during Covid-19 : Understanding the Perspectives of Rural Garo Women in Bangladesh - Suban Kumar Chowdhury Session Moderator: Arunswasdi Bhuridadtpong Rapporteur: Bui Phan Quoc Nghia 17:15-17:30 -Coffee Break- PARALLEL SESSION V 17:30-19:15 Technical Session – 17: Vulnerability, Resilience and Sustainable Development -V [Hall 1] Co- Chair 17.1: Sangam Shrestha Co- Chair 17.2: Puvadol Doydee DRSD21_138 Sustainability of ecosystem services in the Batang Toru DRSD21_158 landscape: local farmers’ perspective - Endrizal Ridwan DRSD21_21 Are all the adaptive interventions sustainable? A case study of DRSD21_115 Gabura Union, Bangladesh - Mahir Tazwar DRSD21_118 How Embankment influences Coastal Livelihood in the context DRSD21_106 of Climate Adaptation?: A case study of Indian Sundarban Delta - Senjuti Saha Capacity needs for mainstreaming disaster and climate risk into Comprehensive Land Use Planning process: Observations from Itogon Municipality, the Philippines - Saswata Sanyal Resilient WASH Development for Urban Poor: A Case of Ahmedabad - Akshat Thakore Social and Economic Issues in Sustainability of Green Energy Development in Indonesia – Yonariza

DRSD21_132 A systematic review of strategies for urban planning in tsunami DRSD21_127 prone areas - U.T.G Perera DRSD21_284 DRSD21_196 Sustainable Water Conservation Techniques for the Livelihood of Tribal Community of India - Nikil. S Hazard Stress and Increasing Socio-Economic Vulnerability in Indian Sundarban Region - Papia Guha Sustainable Infrastructure Development in Extremely Soft Soil using Engineered Super Light Foundation - Abdul Hakam Session Moderator: Neshma Tuladhar Rapporteur: Jeeten Kumar 17:30-19:15 Technical Session – 18: Multi-Hazard Risk and Governance-IV [Hall 2] Co- Chair 18.1: Irfan Ahmad Rana Co- Chair 18.2: Parimita Mohanty DRSD21_182 Distance Estimation based on Bounded-Error Estimation, Interval Analysis, and Dempster- Shafer Theory using in Landslide Monitoring Framework - Kittikom Sangrit DRSD21_170 GIS based HVRA for Risk Anticipation and Disaster Risk Reduction - Rahim Dobariya and Dilshad Bano DRSD21_37 Predict the critical load of rectangular concrete-filled steel tube columns with ultra-high-strength concrete with software ANSYS - Phan Van-Phuc DRSD21_181 Opportunities for implementing multi-hazard impact based forecast and warning system to achieve Sendai framework for DRR: Bangladesh - Tahmida Sarker Muna DRSD21_47 Multi-temporal Satellite-Based Flood Hazard Mapping: A case Study from Khartoum North Locality - Mohamedelamin Mahmoud Mustafa Mahmoud DRSD21_77 Modelling Soil Erosion: Samanalawewa Watershed, Sri Lanka - ADTN Kumarasiri DRSD21_179 Comparative Analysis of TANK and SIMHYD Rainfall-Runoff models in the Hemavathi watershed, Cauvery Basin, India - Masthan Reddy Nagireddy DRSD21_108 Economic impact assessment of energy resilience measures to address risks in a solar power plant - a case study of 700 kW solar power plant in Chiang Mai Rajabhat University. - Pichayaluck Patumwongsakorn DRSD21_280 Assessing Land Use-Land Cover Change and Its Impact on Socio-economic Mobility of Rajarhat New Town Agglomeration, Kolkata, India - Rituparna Acharyya DRSD21_09 Climate change risk mitigation through local climate zoning: A case study of Lahore and Islamabad, Pakistan - Irfan Ahmad Rana Session Moderator: Jose Luis C. Arboleda

Rapporteur: Nang Ying Ei Hein Kham 17:30-19:15 Technical Session – 19: Vulnerability, Resilience and Sustainable Development -VI [Hall 3] Co- Chair 19.1: Salvatore G.P. Virdis Co- Chair 19.2: Tabassam Raza DRSD21_268 An exploratory study on feasibility of materials for refugee relief DRSD21_160 settlements - Ziya Sameer DRSD21_214 DRSD21_282 How to address the Housing Needs of the Displaced promoting DRSD21_152 Resilience and Sustainable Communities DRSD21_53 - R.R.J Chathuranganee Jayakody DRSD21_234 DRSD21_255 Numerical Computation of Code Compliant Beam Column DRSD21_19 Joints Made with Low Strength Concrete DRSD21_259 - Muhammad Hamza Sabir Seismic performance of RC buildings with concrete made by using different waste materials - Rudrakshi Choudhary Resilience Master Plan As The Pathway To Actualize Sustainable Development Goals – A Case Of Kozhikode, Kerala, India - Kiran Kumar S Spatio-temporal vegetation cover analysis to determine climate change in Papua New Guinea - Tingneyuc Sekac A review of climate change impact on the coastal built environment - Chamindi Malagoda Factorial Analysis Of Soil Organic Carbon: Draws Attention As Climate Change Mitigation In Coastal Area Of Bangladesh - Farzana Sharmin Yoga and Disaster Prevention in Japan: Addressing physical and mental well-being through individual, community and corporate preparedness - Akiko Kato An Evaluation of Disaster Risk of Bursa: Estimation of Potential Damage and Loss - Didem Gunes Yilmaz Session Moderator: Ganesh Dhungana Rapporteur: Kullanan Sukwanchai 17:30-19:15 Technical Session – 20: Natural Hazard and Disaster Risk Co- Chair 20.1: Reduction [Hall 4] Sarawut Ninsawat Co- Chair 20.2: Khamarrul Azahari Razak DRSD21_68 Forest Engineer or Crop Raider? Understanding the local DRSD21_233 farmer's action against the Tapanuli Orangutan in Agroforest Landscape of Batang Toru Ecosystem - Hamid Arrum Harahap Risk and Climate Sensitive Sustainable Development in Asia: Need for Policy Coherence in the Post Covid Development

DRSD21_44 Phase - Madurapperuma, S.J.K DRSD21_221 Demarcation of liquefaction hazard zone and DRR analysis on grey infrastructure from a Geo – engineering design perspective DRSD21_23 in Vanua levu, Fiji Islands - Merewalesi Naikatini DRSD21_232 DRSD21_240 Disaster Risk Assessment of Rohingya refugee camps of DRSD21_175 Bangladesh through spatial analysis and compare approaches taken by relevant working agencies - Abdullah Al Masud DRSD21_135 Estimating flood impact using sentinel-1 and ALOS-2/PALSAR-2 DRSD21_295 imagery: A case study of southern Thailand - Gautam Dadhich Modelling of an Idealised Bifurcation Channel with Weir for Flood Risk Reduction - Tan Cha Yao Time-Frequency Analysis of Strong Ground Motions from the 1999 Chamoli Earthquake - Vishwaajith Pemmasani Factors affecting the outbreak resilience of local healthcare systems: investigating the Philippine Covid-19 pandemic experience - Diocel Harold M. Aquino Clutter Removal Algorithm Based on Grid Density with a Recursive Approach for Rockfall Detection in 3D point clouds from a Terrestrial LiDAR Scanner - Phuriphan Prathipasen Target E of the Sendai Framework: Current Status and how to complete by 2022 end - Aloysius (LOY) Rego Session Moderator: Arunswasdi Bhuridadtpong Rapporteur: Bui Phan Quoc Nghia 19:15-19:30 -Break- 19:30-20:45 Keynote Session – KS 4: The Pandemic Challenges and Road to Recovery of Education System [Plenary Hall] Session Moderator: Dr.Sangam Shrestha, AIT, Thailand Session Chair: Dr. Zita Sebesvari, United Nations University, Germany Keynote 4.1: Prof. Dilanthi Amartunga, University of Huddersfield, UK ‘Disaster Risk Reduction & Sustainable Development Goals: Education & Research’ Keynote 4.2: Mr. Soichiro Yasukawa, United Nations Educational, Scientif Cultural Organization Paris ‘UNESCO's Contribution to SDG and Sendai Framework for D Reduction’ Valedictory Session: Closing Remarks by Prof. Shobhakar Dhakal, Vice President for Academic Affairs, AIT, Thailand Report from Chair DRSD-2021: Dr. Indrajit Pal, AIT, Thailand MC: Neshma Tuladhar Rapporteur: Jeeten Kumar, Jose Luis C. Arboleda -Closing-

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Thematic Areas Critical Infrastructure Resilience Disaster Risk Reduction in Higher Education Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment and Governance Public Health Emergency and Covid-19 Risk Technology, Innovation and Disaster Risk Reduction Vulnerability, Resilience and Sustainable Development 33 | P a g e

Organizing Committee Dr. Indrajit Pal Asian Institute of Technology Prof. Sangam Shrestha Asian Institute of Technology Prof. Rajib Shaw Keio University Prof. Ichinose Tom Miyagi University of Education Dr. Takashi Oda Miyagi University of Education Prof. Yonariza Andalas University Dr. Dyah Hizbaron Gadjah Mada University Scientific Committee Prof. Deepthi Wickramasinghe University of Colombo Prof. G.P. Ganapathy Vellore Institute of Technology Dr. Irfan Ahmad Rana National University of Sciences and Technology Dr. Takuji W. Tsusaka Asian Institute of Technology Dr. Khamarrul Azahari Razak Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Dr. Thi Phuoc Lai Nguyen Asian Institute of Technology Dr. Sreevalsa Kolathayar National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Suratkal Dr. Mokbul Morshed Ahmad Asian Institute of Technology Dr. Glenn Fernandez Institute for Disaster Management and Reconstruction (IDMR) Sichuan University - Hong Kong Polytechnic University Dr. Takako Izumi Tohoku University Dr. Tatsanawalai Utarasakul Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University Dr. Puvadol Doydee Kasetsart University Prof. Md. Anwarul Abedin Bangladesh Agriculture University Dr. Hiroyuki Miyazaki Asian Institute of Technology Dr. Joyee S Chatterjee Asian Institute of Technology Dr. Djoen San Santoso Asian Institute of Technology Dr. Salvatore G.P. Virdis Asian Institute of Technology Prof. Prasun Chakrabarti Techno India NJR Institute of Technology, Udaipur Dr. Indrajit Pal Asian Institute of Technology Prof. Sangam Shrestha Asian Institute of Technology Prof. Rajib Shaw Keio University Prof. Ichinose Tom Miyagi University of Education Dr. Takashi Oda Miyagi University of Education Prof. Yonariza Yonariza Andalas University Dr. Dyah Hizbaron Gadjah Mada University Dr. Albert Salamanca Stockholm Environment Institute, Bangkok Dr. Chutiporn Anutariya Asian Institute of Technology Dr. Parmeshwar Udmale Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay Dr. Avishek Datta Asian Institute of Technology Dr. Prakash K. Paudel Kathmandu Institute of Applied Science Mr. Michael Boyland Stockholm Environment Institute, Bangkok Dr. Rajarshi Dasgupta Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) 34 | P a g e

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DRSD21_72 Resilient modulus of Municipal Solid Waste Bottom Ash in Vietnam Nguyen Chau Lan*, Nguyen Anh Tuan, Vu Anh Tuan [email protected] ABSTRACT In this study, cyclic triaxial tests were conducted to calculate resilient modulus of municipal solid waste bottom ash in Vietnam. The resilient modulus decreased with the increase of deviator stress in the case of R90 sample and increased with the increase of deviator stress in the case of R95. Plaxis model shows that municipal solid waste bottom ash can be used as construction material such as roadbed and foundation layers. Keywords: Resilient Modulus, Cyclic Triaxial, MSW Bottom Ash, Pavement, Traffic Load 38 | P a g e

DRSD21_153 Seismic Behavior of Pavements-An Approach towards Seismic Resistance Design of Roads Sukanta Das*, Ravindra Kumar Burnwal [email protected] ABSTRACT From past to till date, earthquake road damages have been observed in India and worldwide. The road networks play key role for natural and man-made disaster. Several researchers have been reported the road, bridge, and tunnel damage due to earthquake. However very less literature and almost no guidelines has been established against seismic resistance design of pavements. In the present study, two-dimensional finite element analysis has been performed for seismic response of road under surcharge load as traffic loads. The three-layer road has been modelled as three nodded triangular element and avg. element size has been taken as 1/10th of wavelength of the seismic events. The seismic excitation has been applied at the base of the model. The model has been verified based wave propagation theory. The lateral and vertical response of road has been presented in terms of response spectra and displacement with depth. As the PGA of the excitation increases the lateral and vertical movements increases of the roads. Road embanks are more venerable against seismic excitations. A parametric study also has been reported in the present study. Keywords: Landslide, Deep Learning Neural Network, GIS, Wayanad, India 39 | P a g e