4th Kenji Ishihara Colloquium Series on Earthquake Engineering Impact of Climate Change on Community Earthquake Resilience

4th Kenji Ishihara Colloquium Series on Earthquake Engineering Impact of Climate Change on Community Earthquake Resilience

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September 2nd, 2022
Virtually on ZoomHuman-induced climate change is becoming a global climate crisis. Natural hazards are increasing in frequency and intensity. New challenges are arising to earthquake professionals. Issues such as sea level rise, heavy rainfalls, and wildfires are making communities more seismically vulnerable. What are these new challenges in terms of community earthquake mitigation and resilience? How is the occurrence of earthquakes on top of natural hazards exacerbated by human-induced climate change affecting community earthquake resilience? What and how may earthquake professionals contribute to solve this global climate crisis? A global problem demands a global solution; what are the next steps in this direction?These and other questions will be discussed and addressed to provide some information and guidance about community earthquake resilience, the roles of earthquake professionals, and what other professionals are doing addressing other natural hazards directly affected by the global climate crisis.Click the image on the right to view event flyer.
PROGRAMOpening RemarksEERI8:00am8:05amUCSD8:05am8:10amSession 1: Keynote Speakers – Moderator: Jorge MenesesProf. Susan CutterDisaster Inequality and Equitable Risk Reduction8:15am8:45amDr. Therese McAllisterEnabling Community Resilience through Design Practices8:45am9:15amProf. Benjamin ZaitchikAnticipating and addressing complex climate hazards9:15am9:45am
Discussion Panel9:45am10:15am
Break10:15am10:30amSession 2 – Moderators: Zahraa Saiyed and Tasneem SadequeVance TaylorThe Whole Community: We Succeed or Fail Together10:30am11:00amDr. Sahar DerakhshanIntersection between climate change and earthquake resilience: Community resilience11:00am11:30amProf. Daniel ArmaniosThe Role of Physical Infrastructure on Inequality11:30am12:00pm
Discussion Panel12:00pm12:30pm
Lunch Break12:30pm1:30pmSession 3 – Moderator: Alvaro CelestinoProf. Hussam MahmoudResilience of Healthcare Systems under the Compounding Impact of Pandemics and Climate-Intensified Wildfires1:30pm2:00pmProf. Adam RoseWhat Businesses Can Do to Plan for Recovery from Earthquakes and Climate Change Impacts Simultaneously2:00pm2:30pmProf. Negar Elhami-KhorasaniPlanning for fire following earthquake considering interconnected infrastructure systems2:30pm3:00pm
Discussion Panel3:00pm3:30pm
Break3:30pm3:45pmSession 4 – Moderator: Hamidreza SarmadiDr. alex grantThe Impacts of Sea Level Rise on San Francisco Bay-area Liquefaction Hazard3:45pm4:15pmSteve ModdemeyerCommand and Control is for Emergencies. Shared Values is for Adaptation and Recovery4:15pm4:45pmDr. Kit Miyamoto & Amir GilaniTBD4:45pm5:15pm
Discussion Panel5:15pm5:15pm
Closing Remarks5:45pm5:50pm