Regional Workshop on Coastal Hazard Assessment: Applications in Risk Assessment, Management and Mitigation
ICG/IOTWS Regional Workshop on Coastal Hazard Assessment

Workshop

02 - 05 June 2015

Location

Mount Lavinia Hotel
Hotel Rd
Dehiwala-Mount Lavinia
Colombo
Sri Lanka


Organizer & Staff
Organizer
Participation

By invitation only.

Regional Workshop on Coastal Hazard Assessment: Applications in Risk Assessment, Management and Mitigation
Summary

IOC UNESCO through the ICG/IOTWS has secured funding from the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) for a project entitled: “Enhancing Tsunami Risk Assessment and Management, Strengthening Policy Support and Developing Guidelines for Tsunami Exercises in Indian Ocean Countries”. One activity of the project is to conduct a regional training workshop on \"Coastal Hazard Assessment: Applications in Risk Assessment, Management and Mitigation\" based on the IOC Guidelines on “Tsunami Risk Assessment and Mitigation for the Indian Ocean\", which are being revised and updated as part of the project.

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Agenda Documents: 17
Background Documents: 17
Other Documents: 1
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Agenda Documents
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A. A.4 The Revised Guidelines 16/06/15
A. A.3 Introduction and Approach towards Coastal Hazards, Risk Assessment and Management 16/06/15
A. A.2 The Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning and Mitigation System - 10 years of Progress 16/06/15
B. B.3 Tsunami Hazard Assessment 16/06/15
C. C.2 Vulnerability: grasping the intangible! 16/06/15
C. C.1 Community assets and their vulnerability on exposure to inundation 16/06/15
D. D.2 - Exercise on Assessment on Vulnerability and Preparedness 16/06/15
D. D.1 - Preparedness of Communities to Anticipate and Respond Capacity and Resilience Issues 16/06/15
E. E.3 Oman’s Coastal Hazards Risk Assessment Study 16/06/15
E. E.3 Coastal Hazard Risk Assessment Case Study - Coasts of Oman 16/06/15
E. E.1/E.2 Tsunami Risk Assessment and Management- Case Study City of Galle 16/06/15
F. F.1 Introduction to Risk Reduction 16/06/15
G. G.1 Mitigating Coastal Hazards using Artificial and Natural methods 17/06/15
G. G.2 Tsunami Resilient Structures 03/07/15
H. H.2 Synopsis on Disaster Risk Financing And Insurance 17/06/15
H. H.1 Improving Preparedness and Capacity 17/06/15
I. I.1 Institutionalizing Risk Assessment and Management within DRR Framework 17/06/15
Background Documents
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Lessons learned from tsunami damage in Sri Lanka 17/06/2015
Mitigation against Coastal Hazards 17/06/2015
Hazard Awareness and Risk Mitigation in Integrated Coastal Area Management 17/06/2015
Rapid Assessment of Potential Impacts of a Tsunami: Lessons from the Port of Galle in Sri Lanka 17/06/2015
Analysis of Tsunami Travel Time Maps for Damaging Historical Tsunamis in the World Ocean 17/06/2015
A. Training Manual for Workshop on Coastal Hazard Assessment: Applications in Risk Assessment, Management and Mitigation 29/05/2015
A. IOC/2009/MG/52 Tsunami Risk Assessment and Mitigation for the Indian Ocean: knowing your tsunami risk and what to do about it 07/02/2014
B. A Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard Assessment of the Indian Ocean Nations 03/01/2011
C. Vulnerability: A Conceptual and Methodical Review 17/06/2015
D. How Resilient is your Coastal Community? A Guide for Evaluating Coastal Community Resilience to Tsunamis and Other Hazards 17/06/2015
E. A deterministic analysis of tsunami hazard and risk for the southwest coast of Sri Lanka 17/06/2015
E. Assessment of Coastal Hazards, Vulnerability and Risk for the Coast of Oman - Guidelines 17/06/2015
E. Risk Assessment and Mitigation within a Tsunami Forecasting and Early Warning Framework: Case Study-Port City of Galle 17/06/2015
E. Tsunami risk assessment in Indonesia 17/06/2015
E. Guidelines for Tsunami Risk Assessment in Indonesia 17/06/2015
F. IOC/2011/MG/57 REV.2. Reducing and managing the risk of tsunamis 07/02/2014
G. Fragility Curves for Tsunami Loading 17/06/2015
Other Documents
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Information Note for Participants - Colombo Tsunami Risk Assessment Workshop 2015 29/05/2015
There are 37 participants associated with Regional Workshop on Coastal Hazard Assessment: Applications in Risk Assessment, Management and Mitigation .

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Participants
Name Country
RANGANALLI Mahendra India
DAS Jewel Bangladesh
ISLAM Md. Bangladesh
ALIANI TOIHA Saifou-Dine Comoros
VINITHKUMAR Nambali Valsalan India
NUGROHO Cahyo Indonesia
KAZEMINEZHAD Mohammad Hossein Iran (Islamic Republic of)
OLOO Paul Kenya
TATANGIRAFENO Sebastien Madagascar
MUI FATT Chai Malaysia
BEEGOO Gopalkishan Mauritius
ARAMUGE Aderito Mozambique
AUNG Nyi Nyi Myanmar
ALHINAI Jamal Oman
LODHI Hira Pakistan
MAGSI Mukhtar Admed Pakistan
LABROSSE Jean-Claude Helgea Seychelles
SARATHSENA Nimal Sri Lanka
SAMANSIRI Srimal Priyantha Sri Lanka
CHUTAB Jumlieng Thailand
MAENPAYAK Surintra Thailand
FATIMA Martinho Timor-Leste
DA COSTA Luis Teofilo Timor-Leste
MACHUMU Milali Ernest United Republic of Tanzania
Trainers
Name Country
CUMMINS Phil Australia
VILLAGRÁN DE LEÓN Juan Carlos Austria
RAHAYU Harkunti Indonesia
AL-YAHYAI Sultan Oman
HETTIARACHCHI Sam Sri Lanka
DIAS Priyan Sri Lanka
BAMUNAWALA Janaka Sri Lanka
WIJETUNGE Janaka Sri Lanka
JASINGHE Ramal Sri Lanka
SHARMA Rajesh Thailand
ARTHURTON Russell United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
ELLIOTT Tony United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Consultant
Name Country
SPAHN Harald Germany
= Person has confirmed their participation and been approved to participate.
Participant Stats:
Total Invited: 37
Confirmed: 37
Not confirmed: 0
Unapproved: 0
Not-participating: 0
Rejected: 0
Group(s): Integrated Coastal Research, IOC, IOC Capacity Development, Tsunami.
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Created at 08:56 on 21 May 2015 by Tony Elliott
Last Updated at 14:36 on 18 Dec 2023 by Sofie de Baenst