It is a remarkable feat to mark the 10th anniversary of the Global Alliance of Disaster Research Institutes (GADRI) since its inception in March 2015, soon after the SFDRR 2015-2030. To date, GADRI boasts of 217 members from 57 economies, closely engaged in its activities, and continually providing and sharing information to show the importance of interdisciplinary research approaches to address in-situ methods to disaster prevention and preparedness and research gaps. GADRI An anniversary is an opportunity to look at past research, review what has been done, and how it has evolved in time with the current DRR research and practices.
Find out the answers by joining us on Sunday, 20 July 2025 at the Lory Student Center, Longs Peak, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA to
The Seventh Global Summit of GADRI will hold a session on Seeds and Needs - Networking with Institutes. The aim of this session is to provide institutes with opportunities to network and connect with other institutes, showcase their institute’s resources, enable to find potential partners among GADRI members to collaborate, engage and enhance ongoing or new research project activities. For instance, some institutes may have an abundant of seeds such as their own methodologies, datasets, experimental equipment, computer resources, etc., but lack users, application fields, in-situ data for validation, etc. Other institutes may have human resources (researchers) but many unsolved issues and in need of scientific knowledge, experience, experimental and observation equipment, and technological supports and vice versa.
This session will, in particularly, explore research seeds and needs and assist to realize the effective/active collaboration among GADRI members.
<Details regarding the poster display locations and times will be provided on this page as soon as they are finalized.>
Please check your Presentation Number below table.
*Please print out the poster on your own and bring it with you.
Requirements:
Submission instructions:
https://forms.gle/8FiCMvJ8WyVB1D7ZA
Attention:
If you do not have a Google account, please send the two required files to 'poster-7thgs@dpri.kyoto-u.ac.jp' via email. After that, fill in the required information in the form below and submit it.
https://forms.gle/FWUh9irxeuzsED887
Templates of 1-page PPT and the 300-word summary:
Please note:
The 1-page PPT slide and your summary will be uploaded on the 7th Global Summit website. Potential partners will be able to look at your documents prior to the Networking session.
The 7th Global Summit of GADRI will give an opportunity for participants to participate in its poster session.
The 7th Global Summit of GADRI will give an opportunity for participants to participate in its poster session.
Please check your Presentation Number below table.
<Details regarding the poster display locations and times will be provided on this page as soon as they are finalized.>
No. | Title | Presenter | Affiliation | *Related themes |
P01 | Bridging Qualitative and Quantitative Disaster Risk Reduction Assessments: Developing a Weighted Comparison Matrix for the Sendai Framework | Freeda Jane Madius | Disaster Prevention Research Institute (DPRI), Kyoto University | I-A, I-B, II-A, II-C |
P02 | The Russia-Ukraine Conflict: A Global Impact Assessment in the Corn and Wheat Sectors | Nkongho Ayuketang Arreyndip | Department of Environmental Sciences, Informatics, and Statistics, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Venice, Italy | I-A, I-B, I-D , II-C |
P03 | Institutionalizing Disaster Risk Reduction in Africa: Traditional Knowledge and Traditional Leaders' Role | Julia Choolwe Munsaka | Colorado State University, Department of Political Science | I-B. |
P04 | Pathway towards building community Resilience in the Coastal zone of the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna Delta in Bangladesh | Md. Munsur Rahman | Anisul Haque, Rayhanur Rahman | I-A, I-C, I-D |
P05 | Louisiana Disaster Reduction Initiative: Advancing Disaster Resilience through Innovation | Rubayet Bin Mostafiz | LaHouse Research and Education Center, LSU AgCenter | I-A, I-B, I-C, I-D , II-A, II-B |
P06 | Neural basis of emotion for enhancing flood mitigation intention through virtual flood experience | Toshio Fujimi | Kyoto University | I-C. |
P07 | Analyzing Managed Retreat Needs and Constraints: Insights from Historical MR Programs and FEMA Datasets | Muhammad Sajjad Rashid | Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering, University of Kansas | I-B, II-B |
P08 | Climate Adaptation Matrix (CAM) for Long-Term Community Resilience Planning | Jiate Li | Colorado State University | I-B, II-B |
P09 | Strengthening disaster risk management strategies through comprehensive understanding of high-speed dynamic phenomena | Malte von Ramin | Fraunhofer Institute for High-Speed Dynamics, Ernst-Mach-Institut, EMI | I-A |
P10 | Resilience Assessment of Buildings Against Extreme Weather Events | Malte von Ramin | Fraunhofer Institute for High-Speed Dynamics, Ernst-Mach-Institut, EMI | I-A, I-D |
P11 | Post-Seismic Reconstruction in Le Teil: Progress Since the November 11, 2019 Earthquake and Focus on Building Rehabilitation | Konstantinos Trevlopoulos | BRGM - French Geological Survey | I-D |
P12 | Developing Damage State-Dependent Fragility Models for Reinforced Concrete Buildings Under Flood and Seismic Hazards | Konstantinos Trevlopoulos | BRGM - French Geological Survey | II-C |
P13 | Establishing a Global Research Hub for Comparative Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Science: Kyoto University On-Site Laboratory “International Research Laboratory for Earthquake and Tsunami Risk Cognition and Reduction (iLETs)” | Yoshihiro Ito | Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University | II-A, |
P14 | Advancing Resilience-Based Design: Insights from Full-Scale Testing of Tall and Midrise Mass Timber Buildings | Prashanna Mishra | Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Colorado State University | I-C. |
P15 | Lifecycle Benefit-Cost Analysis of Wood-frame Residential Buildings to Tornado Hazard | Afeez Badmus | Department of Civil, Environmental and Architecture and Engineering, University of Kansas | I-A, I-B, I-C. |
P16 | Tornado Sheltering Behavior and Access in Urban and Rural Communities | Saba Faghirnejad | Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering, University of Kansas | I-A, I-B, I-C. |
P17 | Urban Adaptation and Alert Solutions for a TIMEly (re)Action - RETIME project initial results | Katarína Hollá | University of Zilina, Kajoservices, ISCTE | I-A |
P18 | Development and Application of a Framework for Assessing Effectiveness of EWS for Flood Resiliency: Comparative Analysis and Solutions for Marikina and Pasig Cities, Philippines | Tabassam Raza | Planning and Development Resaerc Foundation Inc. (PLANADES) | I-A, I-B, II-A, II-B, II-C |
P19 | Probabilistic Multi-Scale Hurricane Surge Loss Mapping to Support Resilience Strategies in Coastal Communities | Mohamad Habibniaykoochesfahani | Colorado State University | I-A, I-B. |
P20 | Estimation of Dimensionless Bottom Shear Stress in Tsunami by Model Experiments | Michio Sanjou | Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University | I-A |
P21 | Integrating Local Knowledge and Environmental Simulation in Post-Disaster Recovery: A Convergent Framework for Vernacular Settlements | Qiushan Li | Sichuan University–The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Institute for Disaster Management and Reconstruction, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China | I-B, I-D , II-B |
P22 | Preparedness for Build Back Better - Modeling of Recovery scenarios simulation - | Kenji KOSHIYAMA | Kansai University | I-D, II-C |
P23 | Development of Business Continuity Planning System Using Recovery Process Estimation from Survey Data | Yota HIRONO | Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University | I-B, I-C, I-D , II-A, II-C |
P24 | Dauphin Island Testbed for Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment and Loss Analysis | Cuong Pham | Department of Civil, Coastal and Environmental Engineering, University of of South Alabama | I-A, I-C. |
P25 | CIGIDEN Disaster Repository: A Collaborative Platform for Memory Preservation | Rodrigo Cienfuegos | Research Centre for Integrated Disaster Risk Management (CIGIDEN) |
Poster Session :
- Indicate institute’s research activities/achievements/implementations in support of the Sendai Framework Priority Areas.
- Young scientists are also welcome to submit an outline/abstract of the posters along the lines of the proposed conference themes/panel group discussion sessions.
- The poster should be along the same guidelines of the “Registration for Poster Presentation” below.
Registration for Poster Presentation :
- Those who are planning to present, need to register for the summit; and the poster presentation session by 28 February 2025. The registration links are listed below.
- Abstracts should be between 200 to 300 words.
- The summit accepts maximum of two abstract submissions per person.
・Registration form for 7th Global Summit of GADRI:
・Registration form for Poster Presentation – 7th Global Summit of GADRI:
If you cannot access the above link, please inform the GADRI Secretariat using the following e-mail - poster-7thgs@dpri.kyoto-u.ac.jp by 28 February 31th March 2025.
General guidelines for poster presentation:
Themes of the Panel Group Discussion Sessions:
Panel Discussion Session I Progress and challenges for the final five years of implementation of the Sendai Framework in several or more countries
(Participants are required to select a panel discussion session.)
I-A - Priority Area I: Understanding disaster risk,
I-B - Priority Area 2: Strengthening disaster risk governance to manage disaster risk.
I-C - Priority Area 3: Investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience. ,
I-D - Priority 4: Enhancing disaster preparedness for effective response and to “Build Back Better” in recovery, rehabilitation and reconstruction
Panel Discussion Session II: Understanding and improving the relationship between science and technology, policy, and community in the context of the elements of the UNDRR Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction and the UNCC Paris Agreement, with both at their approximate midpoints.
II-A - Convergence approaches in research and implementation,
II-B - Focus on engagement, partnerships, communication, and resulting policies
II-C - Underscoring the need for fundamental research and focuses on advances in disciplinary and transdisciplinary research
Abstract Submission instructions:
Use the link to finish registration for poster presentation:
- https://forms.gle/qUiMwAW33wYxYGaV7
If you cannot access the above link, please inform the GADRI Secretariat using the following e-mail - poster-7thgs@dpri.kyoto-u.ac.jp by 28 February 31th March 2025.
The Global Alliance of Disaster Research Institutes (GADRI) invites researchers, practitioners, and experts from around the world to submit their abstracts for oral presentations at the GADRI Summit 2025 hosted at Colorado State University.
Call for Oral Presentations
We invite submissions for oral presentations that highlight original research, case studies, or new methodologies in the field of disaster risk reduction, management, and resilience. Topics may include, but are not limited to:
The presenters themselves must complete the form-link.
Event Details:
Date: 21 to 23 July 2025
Location: Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
Deadline : 31 May 2025 15 June 2025 (extended)
The summit will provide a unique platform for sharing the latest research, innovative practices, and collaborative efforts aimed at addressing global disaster risks and resilience. The Oral Presentation theme is "Advancing Global Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience", and we encourage presentations that align with this theme.
After submission of the abstract, please ensure to complete your registration for the 7th Global Summit of GADRI through the following Registration Link
Note for Visa Applicants:
For attendees who require a visa to participate in the GADRI Summit, please email Wilma James [james.wilmatheonesta.6r@kyoto-u.ac.jp] with a request for an official invitation letter.
This letter will assist you in the visa application process.
Panel Group Discussion Session I: Progress and challenges for the implementation of the Sendai Framework in several or more countries
(Note: Panel Group Discussion Session I will identify the gaps, discuss what we can do/what should be done and suggest recommendations towards realizing Sendai Framework)
Panel Group Discussion Session II: understanding and improving the relationship between science and technology, policy, and community in the context of the elements of the UNDRR Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction and the UNCC Paris Agreement, with both at their approximate midpoints.
Coming Soon
- Celebration of the 10th Anniversary of GADRI on 20 July 2025
- 7th Global Summit of GADRI from 21 to 23 July 2025