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Day One: Wednesday, 4th December 2024 0800 Chairperson Welcome Address 0850 Opening Keynote Address 0900 Session One A cost -benefit analysis framework for City -scale Seismic upgrade of buildings A community -led approach to seismic policy and city -scale resilience. San Francisco's "Soft Story" residential retrofit program. San Francisco's Private School Earthquake Safety Program. (Speaker to be advised) 0945 Session Two MOODD: a new design approach for application of damping devices Developments in Structural control engineering was mainly necessitated due to the growing demand for minimizing damages during a seismic event. Coupling Performance Based Seismic Design (PBSD) with Structural control engineering provides an unique opportunity to create a more seismic resilient community. To demonstrate the efficiency of MOODD, application of this framework is illustrated through some of the recent multi-storey (>10 storeys) retrofits and new builds done in one of highly seismic regions of the world, Wellington, New Zealand (Speaker to be advised) 1105 Morning refreshments 1130 Session Three 1400 Session Five Techniques for designing seismic monitoring system to withstand seismic loading at deep mining infrastructure • Seismic and underground monitoring system overview • Implementation seismic re-entry protocol for mitigation seismic hazard impact to employee and mine infrastructure • Underground mine ground support foundation to withstand seismic static and dynamic loading Benie Ferra Agusta, Chief Engineer Geotechnical Monitoring Freeport Indonesia, Indonesia 1445 Session Six Seismic design approaches for offshore wind foundations — a comparison of Japanese and International practice • Delivering safe but economic designs will play a major role in the successful adoption of offshore wind to help achieve Japan's renewable energy targets. -The unique seismic and environmental conditions in Japan present a distinct challenge for the design of the foundation systems. • An outline of the design approaches required in the current Japanese design guidance and current international practice for designing offshore wind turbines in seismically active zones Gerry Murphy, Associate Director- Japan Country Manager Wood Thilsted, Japan 1530 Afternoon Refreshments 1600 Session Seven Considering Advanced Seismic Design Strategies for Irregular Structures Types of irregularities in structures and their effects in increasing seismic demand to the structures A simple and advanced approaches to deal with the effects of irregularities in seismic design 1645 The use of seismic devices to reduce the effects of irregularities in structures Prof. Ir. Iswandi Imran., Ph.D., President of Indonesian Society of Civil and Structural Engineers Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia 1215 Session Four Design and Detailing Requirements for A Resilient Steel Moment Frame Connections Seismic design concepts for Special Moment Frames (SMF) Seismic -resistant SMF connections Seismic -resilient SMF connections Rodolfo A. Chua, Jr, Business Group Leader for Structures - Design & Engineering GHD PTY LTD, Philippines 1300 Networking Luncheon Possibility of Huge earthquake prediction by observing tree bio-electric potential, changes in the ionosphere using AM radio waves, and monitoring multiple frequency bands simultaneously • Finally Huge earthquake prediction has become possible • At least three observation methods are required • Now is the time to start earthquake prediction activities Yoshiharu SAITO, Chief Engineer Certified NPO Environment and Disaster Prevention R&D, Japan Session Eight Use of Robots in Japan from from Rescue to Recovery Operations in the Event of Earthquake • Robots • Remote control • Disaster response Ryoji Otsu Ph.D, Chief Executive Officer Chinougijyutsu Co.,Ltd, Japan 1730 End of Day One