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OVERVIEW
EReS online & F2F hybrid Program which provides an opportunity to learn knowledge, skill, mind or attitude as a social entrepreneur for future resilient societies. The contents include unique workshops, video lectures of cases, VR-field works at Japanese sites and a business idea presentation, which are provided in English. Why don't you join this intensive program?
ENTRY
GUIDELINES
Application deadline
August 4th, 2021
Decision of participants & notification
August 6th Monday, 2021
Orientation
August 26th Thursday, 2021, 14:00-17:00 JST
Program length
August 26th Thursday - September 25th Saturday, 2021
Final presentation
September 25th Saturday, 2021
Capacity
About 25
Selection
By a short essay in the entry form
Fee
Free for student,
200,000JPY for working adult, 100,000JPY for auditor
PROGRAM
- ORIENTATION
- Real Time
Guidance and an Introductory Lecture
August 26th Thursday 14:00-17:00 JST
Kotaro Takeda (Lecturer, Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University)
Hiroki Tsuruta (Associate Professor, V.School, Kobe University)
Content
A guidance and an introductory lecture in which participants learn the core concept of the program.
Estimate Drastic Changes due to Disasters and Identify Vulnerabilities of Social Systems
- LECTURE 1
- Real Time
Workshop on Systems Thinking 1
August 30th Monday 14:00-17:30 JST
Keiko Gion (Associate Professor, V.School, Kobe University)
Content
The first workshops to understand Systems thinking and useful frameworks with a case study on “Resili-town”, an imaginary community in Japan.
- LECTURE 2
- Real Time
Workshop on Systems Thinking 2
September 4th Saturday 14:00-17:30 JST
Keiko Gion (Associate Professor, V.School, Kobe University)
Content
The second workshops to understand Systems thinking and useful frameworks with a case study on “Resili-town”, an imaginary community in Japan.
- LECTURE 3
- Real Time
Disaster and Social Issue: Presentation and Discussion
September 8th Wednesday 14:00-17:30 JST
Hiroki Tsuruta (Associate Professor, V.School, Kobe University)
Content
Group discussion to share your thoughts about disaster and social Issue with the PLETEC framework.
- Lecture material 1
- On demand
Introduction to Systems Thinking
Keiko Gion (Associate Professor, V.School, Kobe University)
- Lecture material 2
- On demand
VR field work at Tokushima City
Junko Kanai (Assistant Professor, Faculty of Science and Technology, Tokushima University)
Kazuyoshi Kitaoka (Associate Professor, Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Tokushima University)
Content
VR field work at Tokushima City where tries to prepare the next huge earthquake and tsunami.
- Lecture material 3
- On demand
VR Field Work at Okawa Elementary School Site, Miyagi Prefecture
Yuto Naganuma (Storytellers group of Okawa area, Japan)
Content
Yuto Naganuma, a storyteller and one of survivors at suffered Okawa area, will invite you VR field work at Okawa Elementary School site and talk what happened on 3.11 there.
- Lecture material 4
- On demand
Vulnerabilities of Social Systems
Hiroki Tsuruta (Associate Professor, V.School, Kobe University)
- Lecture Materials 5
- On demand
Disaster Mitigation Based on Study of Historical Heritage Assets
Masakazu Matsushita (Associate Professor, Office of Promoting Regional Partnerships, Kobe University)
- Lecture material 6
- On demand
Computational Simulation of Natural Disasters (TBC)
Satoru Oishi (Professor, Major in Civil Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, Kobe University)
- Lecture material 7
- On demand
Increased Hazards due to Simultaneous Occurrence of Pandemics and Disasters
Goh Ohji (Associate Professor, Infectious Disease Department, Kobe University Hospital)
- Lecture material 8
- On demand
Psychological Aspects of Disasters
Seiichi Saitoh (Associate Professor, Graduate School of Human Development and Environment, Kobe University)
Self-help / Mutual Aid / Public Support
- LECTURE 4
- Real Time
Workshop on Self-help, Mutual Aid and Public Support
September 10th Friday 14:00-17:30 JST (TBD)
Takayuki Tomobuchi (Assistant Professor, School of Project Design, Miyagi University)
Yu Ishida (Professor, School of Project Design, Miyagi University)
Content
Workshop to understand self-help, mutual aid, and public support with Japanese cases.
- LECTURE 5
- Real Time
VR-Field Work and Discussion: Ogatsu and Onagawa, Miyagi Prefecture
September 11th Saturday 14:00-17:30 JST (TBD)
Akinari Abe (Citizen group for reconstruction at Ogatsu, Miyagi prefecture, Japan)
Yoshi-hide Abe (Vice-president, Onagawa Town Society Commerce and Industry; CEO, Onagawa Future Planner LLC; CEO, Onagawa Future Creation Co., Ltd.)
Content
Lecturers, survivors at suffered Ogatsu area,
invite you VR field work at Ogatsu area and talk what happened in its recovery/reconstruction process.
- Lecture material 9
- On demand
Creating Resilience Based on Public-Private Cooperation at Local Community
- Case Study of Onagawa -
Takahiro Aoyama (Head of Public and Private Cooperation Office, General Affair, Onagawa Town)
Hideki Doi (Public and Private Cooperation Office, the General Affair, Onagawa Town)
- Lecture material 10
- On demand
Vulnerabilities of Society and Adaptive Systems - Case study of BCP
Yasufumi Yuasa (Research Center for Management of Disaster and Environment, Tokushima University)
- Lecture material 11
- On demand
The Great East Japan Earthquake Recovery - Example of Public Housing Reconstruction
Masashige Motoe (Associate Professor, Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University)
- Lecture material 12
- On demand
Stakeholders and Resources: Cases through Use of Subsidiarity Framework
Takayuki Tomobuchi (Assistant Professor, School of Project Design, Miyagi University)
Yu Ishida (Professor, School of Project Design, Miyagi University)
Social and Economic Value
- LECTURE 6
- Real Time
Workshop on Business Modeling: Achieving Both Social and Economic Value
September 12th Sunday 14:00-17:30 JST
Jun Mikami (Academic Researcher, Commercial Science, Otaru University of Commerce)
Content
Workshop on planning a business model in which has both social and economic value.
- Lecture material 13
- On demand
Achieving a Balance between Social and Economic Values
Jun Mikami (Academic Researcher, Commercial Science, Otaru University of Commerce)
Content
Learning a framework of business model for providing both social and economic value.
- PRESENTATION
- Real Time
MID-TERM PRESENTATION: Pitching Business Idea
September 17th Friday 10:00-16:00 JST
Content
Pitching your idea in a group and getting feedback.
- PRESENTATION
- Real Time
FINAL PRESENTATION: Pitching Business Idea
September 25th Saturday 10:00-16:00 JST
Content
Pitching your idea and getting feedback from commentators.
CONTACT
Management office, EARTH on EDGE Consortium,
Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University, Japan
Mail: CONTACT
Phone: +81-22-795-5658