Maki Koyama

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Gifu University

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Dr. Maki Koyama is an Associate Professor at Gifu University in Japan. Her research primarily focuses on disaster risk assessment, with particular attention to flood risk and its social implications, child-rearing care support during disasters, and community-based disaster risk reduction. Recent articles include studies on evacuation behaviors during flood events and factors influencing rescue operations in disaster scenarios.

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Development of an innovative evacuation model with spontaneous behavioral characteristics

Open Date: 2021-07-01

Close Date: 2024-03-01

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Development of management supporting tool related earthquake disaster management for indivisuals

Open Date: 2011-04-01

Close Date: 2014-03-01

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Morihiro Harada

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Gifu University

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Kazuo Saito

Tokyo Kasei University

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Flood Risk Assessment Focusing on Exposed Social Characteristics in Central Java, Indonesia

The Study of Child-rearing Care Support of the People who Suffered by Floods -Focusing on Allocation of Child-rearing Care Work-

Effect to the Number of Exposure Welfare Facilities by Considering the Inundation Expected Areas of Small and Medium-Sized Rivers

Actual Relationship Between Awareness of Flood / Sediment Disaster Risk and Resident Evacuation Behavior - Case Study of Gifu Prefecture in the July 2020 Heavy Rain Disaster -

Analysis of Responses of a Healthy Subject and Subjects with Cerebellar Hemorrhage and Parkinson's Disease in Eye–Hand Coordination Pointing with Pencil Test

Design and Use of a Rubric to Assess for Basic Course of Community-based Disaster Risk Reduction

A Study on factors composing rescue-difficulty - An analysis using empirical data on rescue operations at collapsed wooden houses during the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquakes -

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Morihiro Harada

Kazuo Saito

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