Katsuichiro Goda

Associate Professor

Western University

Canada

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Dr. Katsuichiro Goda is an Associate Professor at Western University in Canada. His research primarily focuses on stochastic modeling, seismic risk assessment, and multi-hazard resilience, as demonstrated in his recent publications. Notable topics include hail loss estimation, permanent displacement in ground motions, and earthquake risk characterization. Dr. Goda employs advanced methodologies to address complex geological challenges and improve disaster preparedness.

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Nobuhito Mori

教授 / Professor

Kyoto University

JAPAN

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Raffaele De Risi

University of Bristol

UNITED KINGDOM

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Flavia De Luca

University of Bristol

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Jeremy Rimando

McMaster University

CANADA

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Luc Chouinard

McGill University

CANADA

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Hassan Peerhossaini

Professor & Western Research Chair in Urban Resilience and Sustainability

Western University

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Vitor Silva

Associate Professor

Universidade Fernando Pessoa

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Maximilian J. Werner

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (26)

A dynamic Bayesian network approach to characterize multi-hazard risks and resilience in interconnected critical infrastructures

Stochastic modeling of radar-derived maximum estimated size of hail for scenario-based hail loss estimation

Automated Recovery of Permanent Displacement in Near‐Fault Ground Motions with Fling‐Step Effects

Reactivation potential of inherited structures on southwestern Grand Banks, Newfoundland, Canada

Refined Stochastic Source Modeling and Selection Method for Complex Fault Systems Considering Data Uncertainty: A Case Study of the 2019 Ridgecrest Earthquakes

Effect of calibration data on performance of tsunami early warning model

Rapid Computation of Seismic Loss Curves for Canadian Buildings Using Tail Approximation Method

Improved earthquake locations through a new 1-D P-wave velocity model for the Isthmus of Panama using particle swarm optimization method

Near-fault ground motions and regional shaking damage assessment of the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake in Japan

A landslide tsunami hazard assessment in the Makran Subduction Zone

Influence of a private–public risk pool and an opt‐out framing on earthquake protection demand for Canadian homeowners in Quebec and British Columbia

Ranking and developing ground-motion models for Southeastern Africa

Influence of local versus national datasets on seismic loss estimates: A case study for residential buildings in the metropolitan area of Montreal, Canada

Automated parameterization of velocity pulses in near‐fault ground motions

Integrated tsunami risk framework considering agent-based evacuation modelling: The case of Saga, Kochi Prefecture, Japan

Risk-based tsunami early warning using random forest

Multi-variate seismic fragility assessment of CLT coupled wall systems

A relocated earthquake catalog and ground motion database for the southern East African rift system

Evaluation of reduced computational approaches to assessment of tsunami hazard and loss using stochastic source models: Case study for Tofino, British Columbia, Canada, subjected to Cascadia megathrust earthquakes

Coseismic Coulomb stress changes on intraplate faults in the western Quebec seismic zone following three major earthquakes in the past century

Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard Analysis for Vancouver Island Coast Using Stochastic Rupture Models for the Cascadia Subduction Earthquakes

Stochastic Source Modelling and Tsunami Hazard Analysis of the 2012 Mw7.8 Haida Gwaii Earthquake

A new tsunami hazard assessment for eastern Makran subduction zone by considering splay faults and applying stochastic modeling

Statistical characterization of full-margin rupture recurrence for Cascadia subduction zone using event time resampling and Gaussian mixture model

A New Proxy for Near-Fault Acceleration Pulses and Implications on Inelastic Displacement Ratio

Stochastic source modeling and tsunami simulations of cascadia subduction earthquakes for Canadian Pacific coast

Collaborators (8)

Nobuhito Mori

Raffaele De Risi

Flavia De Luca

Jeremy Rimando

Luc Chouinard

Hassan Peerhossaini

Vitor Silva

Maximilian J. Werner

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