2021年10月13日（水）、第4回レジリエンス研究教育推進コンソーシアムシンポジウム「ニューノーマルに拠るレジリエンス社会の実現に向けて ~COVID-19がもたらした気づき~」を開催しました。 当日の参加者数は150名超にのぼり、一部海外機関を含む大学、研究機関、企業、官公庁などからの参加がありました。また、20の学会、協会、協議会、新聞社等から後援いた... On October 13, the Resilience Research and Education Promotion Consortium (R2EC) held the 4th Symposium “Toward the Realization of a Resilient Society with New Normal -Reflections brought about by the COVID-19-“. The number of participants reached more than 150 people from universities, research institutes, companies, and government offices, including some overseas organizations. The symposium was supported by 20 academic societies, associations, councils, and newspapers. In the first part, Prof. Shinya Kuno, a chair of the Master’s and Doctoral Programs in Sport and Wellness Promotion at the Univ. of Tsukuba, Mr. Atsuhiro Tanaka of NEC Secure Systems Res. Labs., and Prof. Yuichiro Usuda of National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience (NIED) gave lectures on the insights brought by COVID-19 from the fields of health, ICT, and disaster prevention. In his lecture titled “The interaction between health literacy, governmental policy, public opinion, and people behavior under the COVID-19 pandemic,” Prof. Kuno reported the situation of reduced exercise habits and decreased cognitive functions brought about by self-restraint and stay-home, and shared measures to improve these conditions and the three literacies necessary for COVID-19 prevention (health literacy, information identification literacy, and ICT literacy of the elderly). In his presentation titled “The Future Image of Information Infrastructure for a Society and Its Application to Smart Cities through COVID-19 disease,” Mr. Tanaka introduced the progress of information and communication systems such as the data platform “Urban OS,” which is an important infrastructure for realizing smart cities, and then summarized the realization of resilience from the aspect of information service provision. Prof. Usuda’s presentation was titled “Digital Technology for Disaster Resilience with New Normal”, and he shared the idea that the “New Normal” can be understood as “Build Back Better” in the context of disaster prevention and resilience, and that it is something that the disaster prevention field has been working on for a long time. He then introduced two digital disaster prevention technologies for immediate information sharing among different entities and organizations as a concrete approach to Build Back Better. In the second part, Prof. Kuno, Mr. Tanaka, and Prof. Usuda, who gave lectures in the first part, were invited as panelists to hold a panel discussion on the theme of ” Toward the Realization of a Resilient Society with New Normal -Reflections brought about by the COVID-19-“. The panelists had cross-disciplinary discussions on ICT, literacy, and Japanese-style innovation, which were the common keywords of the three presentations, beyond their own specialties and types of institutions. In addition, many questions were asked from the audience by using the Q&A function of the Zoom webinar, and the discussion was very successful. According to the questionnaire (collection rate: 45.7%), 88% of the respondents were satisfied with the symposium. In this symposium, we were able to reconfirm the high level of social interest in risk and resilience in the era of New Normal, and we were also able to disseminate the activities of the Resilience Research and Education Promotion Consortium to participants nationwide through the online symposium. Figure 1 At the time of Panel Discussion (Clockwise from left top: Mr. Tanaka, Prof. Usuda, Prof. Kuno, and Prof. Endo) Date Wednesday, October 13, 2021 1.30 pm to 4.40 pm (JST) Venue Zoom Webinar Language Japanese (Simultaneous interpretation[JP→EN] provided) Note Admission Free Program MC: Takashi NISHIDE (Associate Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Information and Systems, University of Tsukuba) 13:30-13:35 Opening Remarks Sho SANAMI Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd./ Associate Professor (Collaborative Graduate School Program), University of Tsukuba Part 1: Presentations 13:35-14:05 Presentation 1 “The interaction between health literacy, governmental policy, public opinion, and people behavior under the COVID-19 pandemic” Shinya KUNO Professor, Chair of the Master’s and Doctoral Programs in Sport and Wellness Promotion, University of Tsukuba 14:05-14:35 Presentation 2 “The Future Image of Information Infrastructure for a Society and Its Application to Smart Cities through COVID-19 disease” Atsuhiro TANAKA General Manager, Secure Systems Res. Labs., NEC Corporation 14:35-15:05 Presentation 3 “Digital Technology for Disaster Resilience with New Normal” Yuichiro USUDA Director-General of the Center for Comprehensive Management of Disaster Information, National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience (NIED)/ Professor (Collaborative Graduate School Program), University of Tsukuba Part 2: Panel Discussion 15:15-16:30 Panel Discussion “Toward the Realization of a Resilient Society with New Normal -Reflections brought about by the COVID-19-” Moderator: Yasunori ENDO(VP of the R2EC, University of Tsukuba) Panelists: 3 guest speakers from Part 1 16:30-16:40 Closing Remarks Haruo HAYASHI President of the R2EC, National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience For the Event Announcement, please visithere.

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2021年２月３日(水)，第3回レジリエンス研究教育推進コンソーシアムシンポジウム「新型コロナウイルス感染症（COVID-19）に学ぶ これからのリスク・レジリエンスのあり方」を開催しました. 当日の参加者数は130名超にのぼり，一部海外機関を含む大学，研究機関，企業，官公庁などからの参加がありました. また，18の学会，協会，協議会，新聞社から後援いただき... On February 3rd, 2021, the 3rd R²EC Symposium “Building Risk Resilience to the COVID-19 Pandemic” was held online. There were more than 130 participants, including universities, research institutes, companies, and public sectors. In Part 1, there were three presentations about issues brought about by COVID-19 and measures in response to it from different perspectives of medical practice, BCP/M and social simulation. In Part 2, at the panel discussion “Building Resilient Society To Our New Normal” , a cross-disciplinary and interactive discussion was made between panelists and participants. According to the questionnaire (response rate 52.3%), 97％ of the respondents were satisfied with the symposium. Through this symposium, we found that participants are highly interested in the topic of risk and resilience against the COVID-19 pandemic. Furthermore, it was a great opportunity to disseminate the activities of the R²EC to distant participants including oversea institutions. Date Wednesday, February 3, 2021 1.30 pm to 4.40 pm (JST) Venue Zoom Webinar Language Japanese (Simultaneous interpretation[JP→EN] provided) Note Admission Free Program Host: Kazumasa Omote (Associate Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Information and Systems, University of Tsukuba) Part 1: Presentations 13:30-13:35 Opening Remarks Keiichi Okajima (Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Information and Systems, University of Tsukuba) 13:35-14:05 Presentation 1 “Changes in medical practice brought about by COVID-19” Kyoko Suzuki MD, Ph.D, (Department of Pediatrics, Juntendo University Nerima Hospital) 14:05-14:35 Presentation 2 “Now is the time to work on “business continuity” seriously: BCP/M for COVID-19″ Kanryu Nagase (President, DRI Japan) 14:35-15:05 Presentation 3 “Consideration of COVID-19 infection prevention measures compatible with the local economy” Setsuya Kurahashi (Professor, Faculty of Business Sciences, University of Tsukuba) Part 2: Panel Discussion 15:15-16:30 Panel Discussion “Building Resilient Society To Our New Normal” Moderator: Yasunori Endo (VP of the R²EC, University of Tsukuba) Panelists: 3 guest speakers from Part 1 16:30-16:40 Closing Remarks Haruo Hayashi (President of the R²EC, National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience）

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令和元年10月25日(金)、Joint Seminar 減災・レジリエンス研究教育推進コンソーシアム共同シンポジウム「『想定外』を想定できるこれからの人材育成とは―教員・学生・企業の視点から―」を開催しました。 第1部の講演・話題提供では、筑波大学・関西大学のほか、事業継続計画の専門家を認証する団体であるDRIジャパン、セキュリティ分野をリードする企業のNE... On October 25 (Fri), 2019, we held the Joint Symposium “Future Human Resource Development that Can Expect Unexpected ― From the Perspective of Teachers, Students, and Companies ― ” by Joint Seminar Gensai and Resilience Research and Education Promotion Consortium . In the 1st session about lectures and topics, in addition to the University of Tsukuba and Kansai University, DRI Japan, an organization that certifies business continuity plan experts, NEC, a leading company in the security field, and an adult student from the University of Tsukuba presented about human resource development and what is required for human resource development. In the 2nd session avout panel discussion, specific discussions were held regarding what kind of human resource development should be promoted in order to realize a resilience society by confirming the common points of each case of the presenters. We were able to study and share human resource development beyond the type of institution, and this is the main achievement of this symposium. Participants amounted to 75 people including 24 general people. Questions were raised by raising their hands, and opinions and comments were gathered using opinion / comment papers, and this enables interactive discussions. According to the questionnaire results, 78% were satisfied with this symposium. The theme setting of human resource development was also highly evaluated, and there was a demand for human resource development at the next symposium. The result of this symposium was that we were able to confirm once again that human resource development is a high-interesting theme and to spread the activities of the Resilience Research and Education Promotion Consortium in the Kansai area.

【このイベントは終了しました。】 令和元年10月25日(金)に、関西大学梅田キャンパス（大阪市）にて、Joint Seminar 減災とレジリエンス研究教育推進コンソーシアムによる共同シンポジウム「『想定外』を想定できるこれからの人材育成とは―教員・学生・企業の視点から―」を開催します。世の中では低い確率で起こることを「想定外」といいますが、「想定外」を想定... 【This event has ended.】 Joint Seminar Gensai and Resilience Research and Education Promotion Consortium will hold the joint symposium “Future Human Resource Development that Can Expect Unexpected ― From the Perspective of Teachers, Students, and Companies ― ” on October 25th, 2019, at Kansai University Umeda Campus. What happens in the world with a low probability is called “unexpected”, but teachers, students, and companies will consider various aspects of how to develop resilience human resources who can expect “unexpected”. After the lecture and panel discussion, we hold a reception. We look forward to your participation. Date October 25th 2019 Friday 14:00～18:00 Venue Kansai University Umeda Campus KANDAI Me RISE 8th floor big hall (1-5 Tsuruno-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka city, Osaka, 5 minutes walk from Hankyu [Umeda] station, 10 minutes walk from JR [Osaka] station) Access Information：http://www.kansai-u.ac.jp/umeda/access/ Participation Fee Part 1 and Part 2 ： Charge-free The Reception : 1,000 yen Pre-registry Part 1 and Part 2 ： Part 1 and Part 2 ： Please do pre-registration until October 9th Wednesday for preparation.The participation is also possible on the day. The Reception : Please do pre-registration necessarily until October 9th Wednesday. Program Moderator: Hiroshi Furukawa (Associate Professor of Faculty of Engineering, Information and Systems of University of Tsukuba) Part 1 14:00-14:05 Opening Address Haruo Hayashi Chairman of Resilience Research and Education Promotion Consortium (National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience) 14:05-14:20 Lecture: Human Resource Development in University of Tsukuba Keiichi Okajima (Professor of Faculty of Engineering, Information and Systems of University of Tsukuba) 14:20-14:35 Topic Offering 1: Human Resource Development in DRI Japan Kanryu Nagase (Chair of Board of Directors, DRI-Japan) 14:35-14:50 Topic Offering 2: Human Resource Development in NEC Mikiya Tani (General Manager of Security Research Laboratories, NEC Corporation) 14:50-15:05 Topic Offering 3: Human Resource Development in Kansai University Shingo Nagamatsu (Professor of Faculty of Safety Science Department of Safety Management, Kansai University) 15:05-15:20 Topic Offering 4: Human Resource Development from the Viewpoint of Adult Student Hitoshi Kinoshita (Student, Master’s Program in Risk Engineering, Graduate School of Systems and Information Engineering, University of Tsukuba) 15:20-15:30 Break Part 2 15:30-16:45 Panel Discussion “Future Human Resource Development that Can Expect Unexpected” Moderator: Yasufumi Amari (Intelligent Systems Laboratory, SECOM Co.,Ltd,) Speakers: Keiichi Okajima, Kanryu Nagase, Mikiya Tani, Shingo Nagamatsu 16:45-16:50 Closing Address Yasunori Endo Professor of Faculty of Engineering, Information and Systems / Chair of Department of Risk Engineering of University of Tsukuba Reception 17:00-18:00 (Participation fees are 1,000 yen, pre-registration is needed. ) Inquiry Inquiry fromhere

レジリエンス社会の実現に向けた、本コンソーシアムの取り組みを発信するため、レジリエンス研究教育推進コンソーシアム第1回シンポジウム「安全・安心を創る～レジリエンス研究教育推進コンソーシアムが目指すもの～」を、2018年12月14日に東京茗荷谷の嘉ノ雅 茗渓館（旧茗渓会館）に於いて筑波大学共催にて開催いたしました。エネルギー・資源学会をはじめ、日本エネルギー学... レジリエンス社会の実現に向けた、本コンソーシアムの取り組みを発信するため、レジリエンス研究教育推進コンソーシアム第1回シンポジウム「安全・安心を創る～レジリエンス研究教育推進コンソーシアムが目指すもの～」を、2018年12月14日に東京茗荷谷の嘉ノ雅 茗渓館（旧茗渓会館）に於いて筑波大学共催にて開催いたしました。エネルギー・資源学会をはじめ、日本エネルギー学...

【このイベントは終了しました。】 平成30年12月14日に、第1回シンポジウム「安全・安心を創る～レジリエンス研究教育推進コンソーシアムが目指すもの～」を開催します。第1回シンポジウムでは、レジリエンス社会の実現に向けた、本コンソーシアムの取り組みを発信します。シンポジウム閉会後、情報交換会も行います。皆様のご参加をお待ちしております。 日時 平成30年12... 【This event has ended.】 The 1st Symposium “Creating Safety and Security ~ The goal of Resilience Research and Education Promotion ~ ” would be held on December 14th, 2018. In the 1st Symposium, our consortium would transmit our efforts to realize the resilience society. We also conduct the meeting of exchange of information after closing the 1st Symposium. We are looking forward to seeing you. Date December 14th 2018 Friday 14:00～16:50 Venue Kanobi Meikeikan 2F [Meikei] (1-5-23 Otsuka Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 1 minute walk from [Myogadani] station, Marunouch-line of Tokyo Metro) Access Information： http://www.kanobi-meikeikan.com/access/ Participation Fee Part 1 and Part 2 ： Charge-free The meeting of exchange of information : 2,000 yen Pre-registry Part 1 and Part 2 ： Please do pre-registration until December 2nd Sunday for preparation. The participation is also possible on the day. The meeting of exchange of information : Please do pre-registration until December 2nd Sunday. Program Part 1 Risk and Resilience which Exist in Nature, Human Society, and Cyberspace 14:00-14:05 Opening address Satoshi Shimizu ( Vice President and Executive Director for Education of University of Tsukuba ) 14:05-14:30 Improvement of Resilience for Disaster Risk Reduction Haruo Hayashi ( President of National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience ) 14:30-14:55 The Structure of [ Society ] that is Deeply Involved with Happenings and Accidents in Japan Yasufumi Amari ( SECOM Co., Ltd. IS Laboratory, Group leader of Risk Management Group ) 14:55-15:20 Evolution of Information and communication technology (ICT) and risk of cyber Kazumasa Omote ( Associate Professor of Faculty of Engineering, Information and Systems of University of Tsukuba ) 15:20-15:50 Coffee break Part 2 Fostering Human Resources Who Contribute to Realize Resilience Society 15:50-16:00 Graduate School Education which Promoted by the Consortium ~New Master’s/Doctoral Program by Collaborative Graduate School Program ~ Yasunori Endo ( Professor of Faculty of Engineering, Information and Systems / Chair of Department of Risk Engineering of University of Tsukuba) 16:00-16:45 Panel Discussion by the Associated Institutions of this Consortium 16:45-16:50 Closing address Mikiya Tani ( NEC Corporation, General Manager of Security Research Laboratories ) Exchange of Information 17:30-19:00 ( Participation fees are 2,000 yen, pre-registration is needed. ) Inquiry Inquiry fromhere