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Access Inquiries Sitemap JP AboutIntroduction to IRIDeSGreetings from the DirectorOrganizational structureCOVID-19 preventive measuresCurrent updatesActivitiesPress releasesQuick reponse disaster surveyOpeningsOrganizationResearch organizationFaculty membersRisk Evaluation and Disaster Mitigation Research Division Disaster Humanities and Social Science Division Disaster Medical Science Division Practical Research and Collaboration Division Endowed Research Division Joint Research Division Co-creation Center for Disaster Resilience Global Centre for Disaster Statistics Kesennuma Satellite Office Public Relations Office Administration OfficeResearch and PracticeGreat East Japan EarthquakeDisaster investigationsDisaster Resilience Co-Creation Research ProjectApplication Guidelines 2024Collaboration in JapanMoUs with local governmentsMoUs with educational institutionsRadiation Emergency Medicine Promotion CenterInternational collaborationInternational research collaboration and partnershipsInternational MoUsAPRU-IRIDeS Multi-Hazards ProgramTU/UCL Collaborative Research and Education Centre for a Resilient SocietyInternational Collaborating Center of Disaster Education Research and ImplementationWorld Tsunami Awareness DayG7 Science and Technology Ministers&＃039; IRIDeS VisitOrganizations and projects collaborating with IRIDeSDesignated National University Core Research Cluster of Disaster ScienceWorld BOSAI ForumInstitute for Disaster Reconstruction and Regeneration Research -IDRRRWISE Program for Sustainability in the Dynamic Earth(SyDE)International Joint Graduate Program in Resilience and Safety StudiesTOHOKU FORUM for CREATIVITY -Thematic ProgramsArcDR³ Initiative(Architecture and Urban Design for Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience)Japan Hub of Disaster Resilience Partners(JHoP)EventsUpcoming eventsRegular events in JapaneseInternational regular eventsWorld Bosai Forum - IRIDeSAIWESTIRIDeS tourPrint & Digital ResourcesPublicationsIRIDeS ChannelDatabaseTsunami Trace Database in JapanStatistical Database on the Great East Japan EarthquakeDatabase in JapaneseMedia coverageFor visitorsMedia/PressVisitorsInquiries about studying at IRIDeSFor IRIDeS Faculty and Staff JP Access Inquiries Sitemap AboutIntroduction to IRIDeSGreetings from the DirectorOrganizational structureCOVID-19 preventive measuresCurrent updatesActivitiesPress releasesQuick reponse disaster surveyOpeningsOrganizationResearch organizationFaculty membersRisk Evaluation and Disaster Mitigation Research Division Disaster Humanities and Social Science Division Disaster Medical Science Division Practical Research and Collaboration Division Endowed Research Division Joint Research Division Co-creation Center for Disaster Resilience Global Centre for Disaster Statistics Kesennuma Satellite Office Public Relations Office Administration OfficeResearch and PracticeGreat East Japan EarthquakeDisaster investigationsDisaster Resilience Co-Creation Research ProjectApplication Guidelines 2024Collaboration in JapanMoUs with local governmentsMoUs with educational institutionsRadiation Emergency Medicine Promotion CenterInternational collaborationInternational research collaboration and partnershipsInternational MoUsAPRU-IRIDeS Multi-Hazards ProgramTU/UCL Collaborative Research and Education Centre for a Resilient SocietyInternational Collaborating Center of Disaster Education Research and ImplementationWorld Tsunami Awareness DayG7 Science and Technology Ministers&＃039; IRIDeS VisitOrganizations and projects collaborating with IRIDeSDesignated National University Core Research Cluster of Disaster ScienceWorld BOSAI ForumInstitute for Disaster Reconstruction and Regeneration Research -IDRRRWISE Program for Sustainability in the Dynamic Earth(SyDE)International Joint Graduate Program in Resilience and Safety StudiesTOHOKU FORUM for CREATIVITY -Thematic ProgramsArcDR³ Initiative(Architecture and Urban Design for Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience)Japan Hub of Disaster Resilience Partners(JHoP)EventsUpcoming eventsRegular events in JapaneseInternational regular eventsWorld Bosai Forum - IRIDeSAIWESTIRIDeS tourPrint & Digital ResourcesPublicationsIRIDeS ChannelDatabaseTsunami Trace Database in JapanStatistical Database on the Great East Japan EarthquakeDatabase in JapaneseMedia coverageFor visitorsMedia/PressVisitorsInquiries about studying at IRIDeSFor IRIDeS Faculty and Staff About HOME About Greetings from the Director Greetings from the Director We contribute to the creation and accumulation of disaster science the world needs, share our gained knowledge swiftly with others, and practice it locally and globally. Shinichi Kuriyama Director and Professor of IRIDeS, Tohoku University I am pleased to extend my greetings on the occasion of my appointment as Director of the International Research Institute of Disaster Science (IRIDeS), Tohoku University. IRIDeS was established to learn from the lessons of the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami and to contribute to the recovery of the affected areas. From the outset, it brought together researchers and specialists in diverse areas, including engineering, science, humanities and social sciences, medicine, and disaster risk reduction, to cooperate across disciplinary boundaries in order to achieve these goals. Our mission is to contribute to creating knowledge in disaster science that the world needs, to share the knowledge gained with others swiftly, and put it into practice locally and globally. Now, more than eleven years have passed since the founding of IRIDeS. As the incoming Director, I am determined to continue to deepen disaster science with a long-term perspective, aiming at our most important goal: to help those who have been affected by disasters, including the Great East Japan Earthquake, and those who may be affected by disasters in the future. I am a physician specializing in disaster public health. Public health is the science and practice of preventing disease and promoting the health of groups of people. In the aftermath of the 2011 disaster, I was engaged in relief activities in disaster areas. I have also led large-scale, medium- to long-term surveys on the disaster. Those study results have shown that people affected by the disaster still face adverse health issues. We will continue to address the problems in the affected areas, including those revealed by these studies.      The goal of Public Health is to encourage people to lead healthy lives. I would like to apply its methodology to disaster risk reduction (DRR) to encourage citizens to actually practice disaster mitigation measures. Public health has contributed to a national health movement using various means, such as epidemiological surveys on health status, learning, legislation, and the establishment of healthy behaviors as part of public culture. Also, in DRR, I aim to advance people’s disaster preparedness and response with similar methods, including reaching out to those indifferent to DRR and those who have not yet put DRR into practice despite being aware of its importance. With the keywords “prepare, evacuate, and recover,” I wish to connect IRIDeS’s varied undertakings to the broader DRR movement. Tohoku University is a “university that exists together with society,” and IRIDeS is an “institute that exists together with society.” Since the Institute was founded, we have worked to make our scientific knowledge available to those who need it through our website and post-disaster emergency debriefing sessions. As major disasters continue to arise across the globe, IRIDeS will continue to investigate their causes in cooperation with collaborating organizations and will provide accurate and valuable findings, and make recommendations based on the converged knowledge of disaster science.      Meanwhile, to reduce the damage caused by disasters, it is essential to work on DRR before a disaster occurs. IRIDeS will continue collaborating with a wide range of people to build a resilient society before a disaster occurs. At home, Japanese society faces severe risks of future disasters, including the Nankai Trough Earthquake, earthquakes in and around the Japan Trench and the Kuril Islands Trench, and the Tokyo Inland Earthquake. Also, we need to address the increasing severity of disasters due to climate change. IRIDeS will continue to work on the recovery of Tohoku and contribute to DRR both in Japan and abroad, as pressing social issues. We look forward to your continued support and cooperation.   AboutIntroduction to IRIDeSGreetings from the DirectorOrganizational structureCOVID-19 preventive measuresCurrent updates ページの先頭に戻る Inquiries Site Policy For IRIDeS Faculty and Staff 関係部局リンク--> About Introduction to IRIDeSGreetings from the DirectorOrganizational structureCOVID-19 preventive measuresCurrent updatesActivitiesPress releasesQuick reponse disaster surveyOpenings Organization Research organizationFaculty membersRisk Evaluation and Disaster Mitigation Research Division Disaster Humanities and Social Science Division Disaster Medical Science Division Practical Research and Collaboration Division Endowed Research Division Joint Research Division Co-creation Center for Disaster Resilience Global Centre for Disaster Statistics Kesennuma Satellite Office Public Relations Office Administration Office Research and Practice Great East Japan EarthquakeDisaster investigationsDisaster Resilience Co-Creation Research ProjectCollaboration in JapanInternational collaborationOrganizations and projects collaborating with IRIDeS Events Upcoming eventsRegular events in JapaneseInternational regular eventsIRIDeS tour Print & Digital Resources PublicationsIRIDeS ChannelDatabaseTsunami Trace Database in JapanStatistical Database on the Great East Japan EarthquakeDatabase in JapaneseMedia coverage For visitors Media/PressVisitorsInquiries about studying at IRIDeSFor IRIDeS Faculty and Staff Great East Japan Earthquake Access Inquiries Site map Site policy (Japanese) International Research Institute of Disaster Science (IRIDeS), Tohoku University 468-1 Aoba, Aramaki, Aoba-ku, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan 980-8572 Phone: +81-22-752-2011 (switchboard), +81-22-752-2049 (PR Office) 2011-2019 © International Research Institute of Disaster Science no cache