（50）Marine ecosystems disturbances by Earthquake and Tsunamis: toward better restoration of coastal lives and fi sheries through continuous marine ecosystem monitoring
Organizer
Tohoku Ecosystem-Associated Marine Sciences
Co-host Organization: UNESCO Section on Earth Sciences and Geo-Hazard Risk
Speakers
- Osamu Matsuda
- Hiroshima University, Japan
"Importance of Coastal eco-DRR which promotes land-ocean interaction in Japan" - Hiroshi Kitazato
- Tokyo University of Marine-Science and Technology
"TEAMS: Co-operation between Science and regional communities towards better restoration of coastal lives and fisheries" - Pataporn Kuanui
- Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
"Smatra Earthquake and Tsunamis in Thailand: scientists activities towards ecological disaster risk reduction" - Eulogio H. Soto Oyarzun
- Univeristy of Valparaiso, Chile
"Earthquake and Tsunamis in Chile: the response from Marine Sciences scientific community" - Yoyok Wibisono
- Office of Wetlands International in Indonesia
"Green Coast project in Ache, Indonesia: Toward constructing eco-DRR with "green" wall"
Action Plan toward establishing coastal eco-DRR
Chairman
- So-ichiro Yasukawa
- UNESCO
Panelists
- Osamu Matsuda
- "Importance of coastal eco-DRR"
- Hiroshi Kitazato
- "Case study in north-east Japan"
- Pataporn Kuanui
- "Case study in Thailand"
- Eulogio H. Soto Oyarzun
- "Case study in Chile"
- Yoyok Wibisono
- "Green Coast Project: Case study at Ache, Indonesia"
Overview
Big Earthquake and Tsunamis give vigorous damages to coastal lives and marine ecosystems. Sustainable monitoring of marine ecosystems and environments and sharing the results with citizens/stakeholders should give effective retention and mitigation from marine disasters. Tohoku Ecosystem-Associated Marine Sciences Project (TEAMS) aims to monitor recovering processes of coastal ecosystems that were disturbed at the time of Great Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunamis. We, TEAMS, plan to transfer our research results and experiences to other countries that are possible to experience Earthquake and Tsunami hazards. In this session, we plan to propose a statement how we can avoid from oceanic hazardous events.