#19 - Youth Perception of Climate Change. Part 2
Abstract: For the past decade, one of our co-hosts, Mark, has dedicated his research to exploring youth perception and participation in climate change, particularly within the United Kingdom.In this e...
20 Touko 202534min
#18 - Youth Perception of Climate Change. Part 1.
Abstract:For the past decade, one of our co-hosts, Mark, has dedicated his research to exploring youth perception and participation in climate change, particularly within the United Kingdom. In the ne...
13 Touko 202537min
#17 - Multi-scale Economic Impact Estimation of Disasters Based on Electricity Consumption and Nighttime Light Data (Dr. Ma. Flordeliza Pajarillo Del Castillo)
Abstract: This thesis addresses the limitations oftraditional disaster economic impact assessments, which often overlook spatial and temporal variations. It proposes a novel method that utilizes elect...
6 Touko 202556min
#16 - State of Disaster Research and Practice. How is it different between a European and Asian Perspective? Part 2
Abstract: This week continues the discussion from last week, with a focus on artificial intelligence (AI)—examining both its benefits and its risks to society. In addition, we explore the role of laws...
29 Huhti 202545min
#15 - State of Disaster Research and Practice. How is it different between a European and Asian Perspective? Part 1
Abstract: In this special episode of the IDRiM Podcast engage in a rich comparative discussion on disaster research and response perspectives from European and Asian contexts. The hosts examine how di...
22 Huhti 202556min
#14 - Prof. Hirokazu Tatano: My Career in Research 2 (Prof. Hirokazu Tatano)
Abstract: Professor Hirokazu Tatano is a distinguished academic at Kyoto University's Disaster Prevention Research Institute (DPRI), where he leads the Social Systems for Disaster Risk Governance divi...
15 Huhti 202533min
#13 - Prof. Hirokazu Tatano: My Career in Research 1 (Prof. Hirokazu Tatano)
Abstract:Professor Hirokazu Tatano is a distinguished academic at Kyoto University's Disaster Prevention Research Institute (DPRI), where he leads the Social Systems for Disaster Risk Governance divis...
8 Huhti 202533min
#12 - Watching the disaster unfold: geographies of engagement with live-streamed extreme weather (Dr. Simon Dickinson)
Abstract: An increasing number of Extreme Weather Events (EWEs) – including storms and hurricanes – are now being live-streamed on websites such as YouTube. These streams often repurpose existing webc...
1 Huhti 202549min
