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Geotechnics for Catastrophic Flooding Events presents the keynote F G Geotechnics for Catastrophic lectures (book, 264 pages) and keynote lectures and general papers lo e o o (CD-ROM, 608 pages) presented at the Fourth International ISSMGE- d te Flooding Events Conference on Geotechnical Engineering for Disaster Mitigation and i c n h Rehabilitation (4th GEDMAR, Kyoto, Japan, 16-18 September 2014). The g n contributions discuss hurricane, rainstorm and storm surge induced E i c v s riverine and coastal flooding events, such as the 2004 Sumatra e n f earthquake in Indonesia, the 2005 Hurricane Katrina disaster in New o t Orleans, USA, Typhoon Morakot, which devastated parts of Taiwan in s r C 2009 and the 2011 earthquake and tsunami disaster in Eastern Japan, a when combined failure mechanisms, multiple hazards, and rare events t a with huge consequences occurred. s t r o The book is divided into the following sections: p h – Keynote lectures i c – Liquefaction experiment and analysis project (LEAP) – Guidelines and recommendations for local governments to mitigate flooding disasters – Materials and modeling – Natural hazards – Disaster mitigation and rehabilitation Geotechnics for Catastrophic Flooding Events will be of interest to researchers, academics, industry practitioners and other professional Editor involved in earthquake geotechnical engineering, foundation engineer- ing, and earthquake engineering and structural dynamics. Iai Editor: Susumu Iai an informa business GEOTECHNICSFORCATASTROPHICFLOODINGEVENTS TThhiiss ppaaggee iinntteennttiioonnaallllyy lleefftt bbllaannkk PROCEEDINGSOFTHEFOURTHINTERNATIONALCONFERENCEONGEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERINGFORDISASTERMITIGATIONANDREHABILITATION(4thGEDMAR), 16–18SEPTEMBER2014,KYOTO,JAPAN Geotechnics for Catastrophic Flooding Events Editor Susumu Iai DisasterPreventionResearchInstitute,KyotoUniversity,Japan CRCPress/BalkemaisanimprintoftheTaylor&FrancisGroup,aninformabusiness ©2015Taylor&FrancisGroup,London,UK TypesetbyMPSLimited,Chennai,India PrintedandboundinGreatBritainbyCPIGroup(UK)Ltd,Croydon,CR04YY. Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthispublicationortheinformationcontainedhereinmaybe reproduced,storedinaretrievalsystem,ortransmittedinanyformorbyanymeans, electronic,mechanical,byphotocopying,recordingorotherwise,withoutwrittenprior permissionfromthepublishers. Althoughallcareistakentoensureintegrityandthequalityofthispublicationandthe informationherein,noresponsibilityisassumedbythepublishersnortheauthorforany damagetothepropertyorpersonsasaresultofoperationoruseofthispublication and/ortheinformationcontainedherein. Publishedby: CRCPress/Balkema P.O.Box11320,2301EHLeiden,TheNetherlands e-mail:[email protected] www.crcpress.com–www.taylorandfrancis.com ISBN:978-1-138-02709-1(Hardback+CD-ROM) ISBN:978-1-315-73698-5(eBook) GeotechnicsforCatastrophicFloodingEvents–Iai(Ed) ©2015Taylor&FrancisGroup,London,ISBN978-1-138-02709-1 Table of contents Preface VII KeynoteLectures CombinedfailuremechanismofbreakwatersandbuildingssubjecttoTsunamiduring2011 EastJapanearthquake 3 S.Iai Performance-basedassessmentofliquefactionhazards 17 S.L.Kramer,Y.-M.Huang&M.W.Greenfield Progressesondisastermitigationandrehabilitationtechnologiesforembankment daminChina 27 H.L.Liu DevelopmentofseismicriskmicrozonationmapsofJakartacity 35 M.Irsyam,D.Hutabarat,M.Asrurifak,I.Imran,S.Widiyantoro,Hendriyawan,I.Sadisun, B.Hutapea,T.Afriansyah,H.Pindratno,A.Firmanti,M.Ridwan,S.W.Haridjono&R.Pandhu Useofbiogeotechnologiesfordisastermitigation 49 J.Chu,V.Ivanov,J.He&M.Naeimi Damagetoriverleveesbythe2011OffthePacificCoastTohokuearthquakeandprediction ofliquefactioninlevees 57 M.Okamura&S.Hayashi Geoenvironmentalissuesfortherecoveryfromthe2011EastJapanearthquakeandtsunami 69 T.Katsumi,T.Inui,A.Takai,K.Endo,H.Sakanakura,H.Imanishi,M.Kazama,M.Nakashima, M.Okawara,Y.Otsuka,H.Sakamoto,H.Suzuki&T.Yasutaka FukushimaAccident:Whathappenedandlessonslearned 79 S.Muto Workshoponliquefactionexperimentandanalysisproject(LEAP) LiquefactionExperimentandAnalysisProjects(LEAP)throughageneralized scalingrelationship 95 S.Iai ProposedoutlineforLEAPverificationandvalidationprocesses 99 B.L.Kutter,M.T.Manzari,M.Zeghal,Y.G.Zhou&R.J.Armstrong LEAPprojects:Conceptandchallenges 109 M.T.Manzari,B.L.Kutter,M.Zeghal,S.Iai,T.Tobita,S.P.G.Madabhushi,S.K.Haigh,L.Mejia, D.A.Gutierrez,R.J.Armstrong,M.K.Sharp,Y.M.Chen&Y.G.Zhou LEAP:SelecteddataforclassCcalibrationsandclassAvalidations 117 M.Zeghal,M.T.Manzari,B.L.Kutter&T.Abdoun Benchmarkcentrifugetestsandanalysesofliquefaction-inducedlateralspreading duringearthquake 127 T.Tobita,M.T.Manzari,O.Ozutsumi,K.Ueda,R.Uzuoka&S.Iai V Workshoponguidelinesandrecommendationsforlocalgovernmentsto mitigatefloodingdisasters Preparing‘GuidelinesandRecommendations’fordisastermitigation–whatisthelesson fromrecentfloodandtsunami 185 K.Ichii Geotechnicallessonandapplicationonearthbankfortsunamidisasterprevention 191 K.Tokida Onthefailuremechanismsofdifferentleveedesignsunderextremerainfallevent– casestudiesinSouthernTaiwan 199 W.-C.Huang,R.-K.Chen&M.-C.Weng ImpactoftherecentearthquakeandtsunamionChileanport 207 F.Caselli,M.Beale&M.Reyes NumericalanalysisofDarcy/Navier-Stokescoupledflowsandseepage-inducederosionofsoils 217 K.Fujisawa Effectofincidenceangleofcurrentandconsolidationpressureonthehydraulicresistance capacityofclayeysoil 225 Y.S.Kim,S.H.Jeong,T.M.Do,C.Lee&K.O.Kang EvaluationofliquefactionsusceptibilityofsoilsusingDynamicWeightSoundingtest 229 S.Sawada Earthquakeandtsunamidamageestimationforport-BCP 233 Y.Akakura,K.Ono&K.Ichii Reliabilityonthestabilityoflongcontinuousearth-structures 239 T.Hara,M.Nonoyama,Y.Otake&Y.Honjo PanelDiscussions“Howtomeetcatastrophicfloodingevents?” PreludetoPanelDiscussion:Howtomeetcatastrophicevents 249 W.D.L.Finn PreludetoPanelDiscussion:Howtomeetcatastrophicevents 251 M.J.Pender ContributiontoPanelDiscussion:Howtomeetcatastrophicevents 253 H.Ohta Authorindex 255 VI GeotechnicsforCatastrophicFloodingEvents–Iai(Ed) ©2015Taylor&FrancisGroup,London,ISBN978-1-138-02709-1 Preface This book is prepared for sharing knowledge and improving understanding of the geotechnical engineering issuesassociatedwithcatastrophicfloodingevents.Thebookwilldiscusshurricane,rainstormandstormsurge induced riverine and coastal flooding events, such as the 2004 Sumatra earthquake in Indonesia, the 2005 HurricaneKatrinadisasterinNewOrleans,USA,TyphoonMorakot,whichdevastatedpartsofTaiwanin2009 andthe2011earthquakeandtsunamidisasterinEasternJapan. Combined failure mechanism, multiple hazards, and rare event with significant consequence exemplified by Fukushima accident and lessons learned are just a few examples characterizing this book.The book also includescontributionstoaworkshoponliquefactionexperimentandanalysisprojects(LEAP)andaworkshop fordevelopingguidelinesandrecommendationsforlocalgovernmentstomitigatetheriskofcoastalandriver floodingdisasters. The book is compiled at the Fourth International Conference on Geotechnical Engineering for Disaster MitigationandRehabilitation(4thGEDMAR),heldon16–18September,2014,Kyoto,Japan.The4thGED- MARprovidedaforumformembersofISSMGEandbuiltonthetraditionofprevioussuccessfulGEDMAR conferencesheldinSingapore,Nanjin/China,andSemarang/Indonesiasince2005. The editor hopes that the book will further advance the geotechnics for catastrophic flooding events. In compilingthemanuscripts,theassistancebyMs.ChihiroTsurui,KyotoUniversityandMs.WakaYuyama,FLIP Consortium,aregratefullyacknowledged. SusumuIai Editor VII TThhiiss ppaaggee iinntteennttiioonnaallllyy lleefftt bbllaannkk Keynote Lectures

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