In recent years, not only large-scale disasters caused by earthquakes but also disasters caused by localized heavy rains have frequently occurred in various parts of Japan.The problem is the labor shortage in regional disaster prevention activities.In addition to the declining birthrate and aging population, the number of people working outside the place of residence has increased, making it difficult to secure human resources who can carry out disaster prevention activities in the region.

　To deal with these problems, it is important to minimize the damage caused by "self-help" at the same time as the construction of a new social system by administrative agencies such as national, prefectural and local governments.At this symposium, we will learn about the current state of regional disaster prevention, administrative efforts and points of self-help, and think about future disaster prevention.

　At the symposium, Professor Kimiro Meguro of the Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo was invited to the title, "What we should do in the face of the impending large-scale earthquake disaster-based on the lessons learned from the recent earthquake disaster-". Hold a keynote speech.Next, a panel discussion by Professor Meguro, Morihiro Kodama, Group Leader of the Shizuoka Branch of Chubu Electric Power Co., Ltd., Deputy Mayor Shigeru Suzuki of Fukuroi City, and Associate Professor Ako Nagao and Associate Professor Choi of the Department of Architecture, Shizuoka Institute of Science and Technology. conduct.The coordinator is Professor Makoto Maruta of the Department of Architecture.

　The venue is the 300 lecture rooms on the 13rd floor of the Student Hall of Shizuoka Institute of Science and Technology. From 30:17 to 250:XNUMX.Anyone can participate for free if they apply in advance, and the application will be closed when the capacity reaches XNUMX people.A free shuttle bus is also available from Aino Station.

reference:[Shizuoka Institute of Science and Technology] Public Symposium