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2014 International Debris-Flow Workshop Handbook

International Conference Hall, National Cheng Kung UniversityTainan, Taiwan

October 2-3, 2014

2014 International Debris-Flow Workshop

Contents

Director Shieh’s Speech of Thanks ....................................................................

Schedule for 2014 International Debris Flow Workshop ...................................

Background .........................................................................................................

Committee Members ............................................................................................

Agenda of the 2014 International Debris Flow Workshop ................................

Introduction to Keynote Speakers ......................................................................

Workshop Venue .................................................................................................

Field Trip ............................................................................................................

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2014 International Debris-FlowWorkshopOctober 2-3, 2014 Tainan, Taiwan

2014 International Debris-Flow Workshop

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Director Shieh’s Speech of Thanks

Good morning, Ladies and Gentlemen.

On behalf of the Disaster Prevention Research Center of NCKU (DPRC), I welcome all of you

for attending the 2014 International Debris Flow Workshop (IDFW). Today, we have many good

friends from all over the world joining us including friends from Japan, China, Korea, Indonesia,

Philippines and Nepal.

In recent years the effect of climatic change and global warming has seen an increase in natural

hazards around the globe. According to Asian Disaster Reduction Center (ADRC), in the past 10

years, there were almost 100,000 deaths by Typhoon, Hurricane, and earthquake triggered flooding,

landslides, debris flow all over the world, especially more serious in Asian. The debris flow caused

the loss of lives and property more frequently than other natural disasters.

Here are some cases: On august 8, 2009, Typhoon Morakot astonished the central and southern

districts of Taiwan by 3,000 mm rainfall, imposing the compound-disaster such as deep-seated

landslide, landslide dam and lake, flooding, and debris flow in Xiaolin Village, Kaohsiung Country,

and nearly 500 civilians were buried lively. On august 8, 2010, large scale debris flow killed more

than 2000 people in Zhouqu County, Gansu Province, China. On March 11, 2011 (Great East Japan

Earthquake), the 9.0 magnitude tremor stuck the north-east of Japan which triggered the following

tsunami and nuclear power plant explosion. From the media, the world witnessed the ruthlessness

of nature and weakness of humans. On August 29, 2014, highly intensity rainfall triggered several

landslides. The Hiroshima landslides resulted in seventy-two people were dead along with two

missing. The natural disasters have its potential threaten to people, economic development, and eco-

system also resulting in loss of lives and property.

The Asian Network on Debris Flow (ANDF) was proposed to provide a platform to hold

academic workshops and trainings, to promote the project collaboration, to improve the debris

flow study and mitigation technology in all Asian countries. The “2014 International Debris-

Flow Workshop” will be held at National Cheng Kung University in Tainan from October 2 to 3,

2014. The experts and scholars from 6 countries were invited to attend this workshop. I believe we

will gain research experience from each other from interactions and discussion in the workshop.

Besides, how to further strengthening the international co-operation is one of the main targets of this

workshop.

At the end, I wish the conference a good success, and all distinguished guests good health and

luck! Thanks everyone. Thank you.

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Schedule for 2014 International Debris Flow Workshop謝主任的感謝詞

各位貴賓、各位女士、各位先生，大家早安，大家好 !

成大防災中心承蒙各位長官和貴賓的蒞臨與支持，我們深感榮幸與感恩。今天，有許多

海外貴賓們遠道而來，齊聚一堂，共襄盛舉，我們在此由衷感謝。

近年來受到氣候變遷與全球暖化的影響，天然災害層出不窮，根據亞洲減災中心 (ADRC)

的報告指出，過去 10 年間，全球每年約有 10 萬人因颱風、颶風、地震等引發之洪水、山崩、

土石流等災害而喪生，亞洲更是災害最嚴重地區。其中土石流則是造成人民生命財產損失最

大的天然災害。在此舉幾個案例說明：2009 年莫拉克颱風襲擊台灣，帶來 3,000 毫米的雨量，

高雄小林村遭受深層崩塌、堰塞湖、洪水及土石流等複合型災害的侵襲，近 500 位村民慘遭

活埋；2010 年，中國甘肅因強降雨爆發大規模山崩、地滑及泥石流，造成超過 2,000 人罹難

悲劇；再來 2011 年 3 月 11 日，日本東北發生規模 9.0 的強震，也造成約 2 萬人死亡失蹤的

大災難，海嘯及核災透過媒體的傳播不斷地向世人傳遞天災的無情和人類的脆弱；最近的一

次則是上個月 8 月 20 日，高強度降雨造成廣島北部的安佐北區及南區發生土石流災害，有

72人死亡。上述案例，在在說明天然災害對人類的威脅，生命財產損失之外，也對經濟發展、

環境生態造成重大衝擊。

「亞洲土石流網路」是一學術性組織，提供一平台，定期於亞洲國家舉辦國際學術研

討會、防災相關課程培訓及國際防災項目合作，藉以提高土石流相關研究與減災之水準。本

次研討會由國立成功大學防災研究中心及水利及海洋工程學系共同舉辦，藉由邀集日本、中

國、韓國、印尼、菲律賓及尼泊爾等國家從事土石流相關研究之專家學者，透過相關研究成

果進行發表及技術交流，共同分享如何應對未來之土石流災害，此外如何更進一步強化國際

合作亦是本次研討會之一大重點。期望本次研討會能達到預期目標。

最後，預祝大會圓滿成功，並祝各位貴賓身體健康、事事如意 !

謝謝大家。


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COMMITTEE MEMBERS

ORGANIZERSDisaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Department of Hydraulic and Ocean Engineering, NCKU

WORKSHOP CHAINMANChjeng-Lun SHIEH, Ph. D

Prof. of Hydraulic and Ocean Engineering Department, NCKU

Director of Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

TECHNICAL ADVISORShinji EGASHIRA, Ph. D

Advisor, NEWJEC Inc.

Guest Professor, Graduate Research Institute for Policy Studies

CO-ORGANIZERSNational Taiwan University (NTU)

National Central University (NCU)

National Chiao Tung University (NCTU)

National Chung Hsing University (NCHU)

Chang Jung Christian University (CJCU)

National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology (NKFUST)

National Pingtung University of Science and Technology (NPUST)

SPONSORSMinistry of the Interior

National Science Council

National Science and Technology Center for Disaster Reduction

Water Resources Agency, Ministry of Economic Affairs

Central Geological Survey, Ministry of Economic Affairs

Forestry Bureau, Council of Agriculture

Soil and Water Conservation Bureau, Council of Agriculture

Tainan City Government

Background

As the climate change, different varieties of natural hazards occurred at Asia become more

serious in the past several years. Due to the geological and hydro-metrological conditions, Asia

becomes the most prone to sediment-related disasters in the world. More than 400 people died in

the compound disasters caused by heavy rainfall on August 8, 2009 is seriously concerned by the

Taiwan government. On the other hand, two villages were buried and 1,765 persons were killed

in the large-scale debris flow event on August 8, 2010 at Zhouqu County, Gansu Province, China.

On March 11, 2011, the 9.0 magnitude tremor stuck the north-east of Japan which triggered the

following tsunami and nuclear power plant explosion. From the media, the world witnessed the

ruthlessness of nature and weakness of humans. On August 29, 2014, highly intensity rainfall

triggered several landslides. The Hiroshima landslides resulted in seventy-two people were dead

along with two missing. In the next recent years, flood, landslide and debris flow happened at

Southeast and South Asia were recognized as major disaster issues by the national public.

The Asian Network on Debris Flow (ANDF) was proposed to provide a platform to hold

academic workshops and trainings, to promote the project collaboration, to improve the debris

flow study and mitigation technology in all Asian countries. The International Workshop of ANDF

has been scheduled to hold every two years since 2010. The “2014 International Debris-Flow

Workshop” will be held at National Cheng Kung University in Tainan from October 2 to 3, 2014.

Objective

The ANDF Workshop will provide a forum for debris flow researchers to exchange ideas and

share experiences on how to cope with debris-flow hazards using the most advanced, state-of-art

methodologies in mechanics as well as in hazard prediction, compound disaster prevention and risk

assessment. How to strengthen the international cooperation of debris-flow research and sediment-

related disaster mitigation is the other focus of this Workshop.


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WORKSHOP STAFF MEMBERS

Andy YEN, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Ang LIN, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Bo-Sheng WANG, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Chia-Yen TSUI, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Chih-Wei HUANG, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Hsiu-Chih TSAI, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Jon-Wi WU, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Ming-Hung LU, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Ming-Lin SHIEH, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Pei-Yi WU, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Li-Ching WU, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Tsai-Tsung TSAI, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Tsung-Pei HSIEH, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Wan-Chen LIAO, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Yi-Chu SU, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Shih-Min CHENG, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Ying CHEN, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Ying-Chun CHEN, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Yun-Ching CHUNG,Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Wei-Lin LEE, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Bo-Yi LI, National Cheng Kung University

Cheng-Ju LIU, National Cheng Kung University

Chih-Min CHEN, National Cheng Kung University

Je-Min WU, National Cheng Kung University

Shch-Hao YEH, National Cheng Kung University

Wei-Hao LUO, National Cheng Kung University

Yan-Rong HUANG, National Cheng Kung University

Yian-Chai CHEN, National Cheng Kung University

Yu-Feng LIN, National Cheng Kung University

Shr-Shiun LIN, National Cheng Kung University

Ying-Hui CHEN, Chang Jung Christian University

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Chairman : Su-Chin CHEN, National Chung Hsing University

Deputy Chair : Kuang-Jung TSAI, Chang Jung Christian University

Frederick N.-F. CHOU, National Cheng Kung University

Members : Li-Jen CHEN, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKU

Yih-Chin TAI, National Cheng Kung UniversityYu-Shu GUO, National Cheng Kung UniversityHsiao-Wen WANG, National Cheng Kung UniversityWen-Chi LAI, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKUYun-Chung TSANG, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKUShin-Ping LEE, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKUYu-Shiu CHEN, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKUYi-Chun LIN, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKUYuan-Jung TSAI, Disaster Prevention Research Center, NCKUKun-Ting CHEN, National Cheng Kung UniversityChia-Hsing LIN, National Cheng Kung University

ACDEMICCOMMITTEE MEMBERS

Chairman : Takahisa MIZUYAMA, Kyoto University

Deputy Chair : Peng CUI, Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment

Ko-Fei LIU, National Taiwan University

Members : Kuniaki MIYAMOTO, University of Tsukuba

Hajime NAKAGAWA, Kyoto UniversityMasaharu FUJITA, Kyoto UniversityXu-Dong FU, Tsinghua UniversityMeei-Ling LIN, National Taiwan UniversityChyi-Tyi LEE, National Central UniversityHsien-Ter CHOU, National Central UniversityJinn-Chuang YANG, National Chiao Tung UniversityJyh-Jong LIAO, National Chiao Tung UniversityYii-Wen PAN, National Chiao Tung UniversityZheng-Yi FENG, National Chung Hsing UniversityDer-Her LEE, National Cheng Kung UniversityChyan-Deng JAN, National Cheng Kung UniversityChien-Hung WU, National Cheng Kung UniversityYie-Ruey CHEN, Chang Jung Christian UniversityChih-Ming TSENG, Chang Jung Christian UniversityChih-wei LU, National Kaohsiung First University of Science and TechnologyYi-Lung YEH, National Pingtung University of Science and Technology


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the bus stop of Tzu-Chiang Campus or Shiaodong Road to visit Cheng-Kung Campus, Kuang-Fu Campus and Chien-Kuo Campus.For more information on the shuttle to / from THSR Station: http://www.thsrc.com.tw/en/destinations/des_transfer.asp

From Kaohsiung International Airport (KHH) 1.Take Kaohsiung MRT from the Airport Station (R4) to Kaohsiung Main Station (R11) for TRA Train or Zuoying HSR Station (R16). 2.(a) Take the THSR Train from Zuoying to Tainan Station, and the traveling time is about 15 minutes, or (b) Take TRA from Kaohsiung Main Station to Tainan TRA Station, which usually takes about 35 minutes on express trains.

From Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) 1.Take a taxi or shuttle bus from the airport to THSR Taoyuan Station, which takes about 20 minutes. 2.Take the THSR train from Taoyuan Station to Tainan Station.

Workshop Venue

VenueInternational Conference Hall, National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan.

Transportation1.Driving Directions From the North 1.Take National Freeway No.1 (Sun Yat-Sen Freeway) southbound. 2. Get off at Exit 319 (Yongkang Interchange) and turn right to southbound Chungcheng N. Road. 3. Travel down on Chungcheng N. Road and Chungcheng S. Road, and make a left turn at Chunghwa Road. 4. Drive down Chunghwa Road and Chunghwa East Road. 5. Turn right at Shiaodong Road and travel along it for a few blocks further, about 1.2 km, to reach NCKU.(If you drive on National Freeway No.3 Southbound, at Exit 346 (Shinhua System), take National Freeway No.8 Westbound (Exit 6, Tainan System Interchange) to get on National Freeway No.1 Southbound to Exit 319)

From the South- 1.Take National Freeway No.1 (Sun Yat-Sen Freeway) northbound. 2.Get off at Exit 327 (Tainan Interchange) and turn left to westbound Chungshang Road. 3.Travel on Chungshang Road and continue on Dongmen Road. 4.Make a right turn at either Chang Rung Road or Sheng-Li Road, and travel for about 1.1 km to NCKU.(If you take National Freeway No.3 Northbound, at Exit 357 (Guanmiao Interchange), take No.86 Expressway westbound (Exit 8, Rende System Interchange) to get on National Freeway No.1 northbound to Exit 327)

2.Public Transportation By Train 1.Take TRA Train to Tainan Station. 2.NCKU is located on Ta-Shueh (University) Road about 100m from the rear entrance of Tainan Station. By THSR (Taiwan High Speed Rail) 1.Take Taiwan High Speed Rail to Tainan Station. 2.Take the free shuttle bus, which takes about 40 mins to NCKU, and get off at


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Campus MapVenues of Workshop Events

NCKU is located on Ta-Shueh (University) Road about 100m from the rear entrance of Tainan

Station.Those who arrived at Tainan Station by Taiwan High Speed Rail can take the shuttle train

at Sharon Station to Tainan Train Station. The shuttle train appears every 30 minutes and arrives

at Tainan Train Station in about 20 minutes. You can walk from Tainan Train Station to National

Cheng Kung University.


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Accommodation Map

Photo-1 Location of International Conference Hall and accommodation

Contact Persons

Kun-Ting Chen (Phone:+886-928-913-695, Fax:+886-6-208-6516, E-mail:[email protected])Chia- Hsing Lin (Phone:+886-975-500-171, Fax:+886-6-208-6516, E-mail:[email protected])Yuan-Jung Tsai (Phone:+886-920-871-028, Fax:+886-6-208-6516, E-mail:[email protected])

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