United States of America

Contact:

1. Funding Agency of U.S. Side

National Science Foundation (NSF)

2. Field of cooperation

Human-Centered Data for Resilience Research

Smart and Connected Communities, NSF 19-564. Eligible award category: Planning Grants.

3. Related Workshops

Related Workshops
Month/YearPlaceDescription
Mar 2023 World BOSAI Forum 2023
Sendai International Center
Disaster Resilience Research - Unlocking New Potential through International Collaboration Research
Lightning Talks and Panel Discussion
Mar 2023 Tohoku University International Research Institute of Disaster Science Human-Centered Data for Disaster Resilience Research
Researchers Meeting
Apr 2022 Virtual Human-Centered Data for Resilience Research Japan-side Kick-off Meeting
Feb 2022 Virtual Smart and Connected Communities Joint Project Review
Apr 2021 Virtual Smart and Connected Communities Symposium
Feb 2021 Virtual Smart and Connected Communities NSF-JST Joint Kick-off Meeting

4. Calls for Proposals

Month/YearResearch AreasAnnouncement
July 2021 Japan(JST)-US(NSF) Joint Research 2021

Human-Centered Data for Resilience Research
※JST conducted this joint call within the framework of Infrastructure Development for Promoting International S&T Cooperation.

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Jun 2019 Japan (JST) - US (NSF) Joint Research 2019

Smart and Connected Communities, NSF 19-564
※JST conducted this joint call within the framework of Infrastructure Development for Promoting International S&T Cooperation.

Detail

5. Currently in Cooperation

Human-Centered Data for Resilience Research

Period:FY2021~FY2023 ※Support period has been extended from FY2021~FY2022 due to research plan update.

Program Officer (PO) Prof. ONO Yuichi, International Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku University

Human-Centered Data for Resilience Research
TitleResearch Leader in Japan Research Leader in the U.S.
A follow-up test of the resilience measurement scale and knowledge creation through assessment tasks ARIMOTO Masahiro, Professor, Graduate School of Education, Tohoku University
Kenneth Lachlan, Professor, Department of Communication, University of Connecticut

6. Finished Projects

Human-Centered Data for Resilience Research

Period:FY2021~FY2022

Program Officer (PO) Prof. ONO Yuichi, International Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku University

Human-Centered Data for Resilience Research
TitleResearch Leader in Japan Research Leader in the U.S.
Land use strategy and redefinition of the landscape for urban hole emerged after coastal disasters KONDO Tamiyo, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Engineering, Kobe University
Michelle Meyer, Associate Professor, Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning, Texas A&M University
Resilience-based governance framework and practical models to build back better even before: through systems approach with the focus on cascading disasters TAKARA Kaoru, Professor, Graduate School of Advanced Integrated Studies in Human Survivability, Kyoto University
Keri Stephens, Professor, Department of Communication, University of Texas at Austin
Development of a resilience evaluation method of localities through operational continuity of hospitals as indicators NISHIKAWA Satoru, Professor, Disaster Mitigation Research Center, Nagoya University
Maria Watson, Assistant Professor, M.E. Rinker, Sr., School of Construction Management and Shimberg Center for Housing Studies, University of Florida
Sequential decision analytics and its application to flood risk reduction and evacuation advisory optimization Erick Mas, Associate Professor, International Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku University
Zhijie Dong, Assistant Professor, Ingram School of Engineering, Texas State University

Smart and Connected Communities

Period:FY2020~FY2021 ※Support period has extended from (FY2020) to incorporate COVID-19 response

Program Officer (PO) Dr. IWANO Kazuo, Fellow, Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Corporation

Smart and Connected Communities
TitleResearch Leader in Japan Research Leader in the U.S.
Bridging the Digital Gap and Identifying Cross Cultural Pathways for Adoption of IoT Technologies to Support Super Aging Societies in the U.S. and Japan OKAMURA Koji, Professor, Kyushu University Cybersecurity Center
Anupam Joshi, Oros Family Professor, University of Maryland・Baltimore County
Multimodal Data Analytics and Integration for Emergency Response and Disaster Management SHIBASAKI Ryosuke, Professor, The University of Tokyo Center for Spatial Information Science
Shu-Ching Chen, Professor, Florida International University School of Computing and Information Science
Understanding Heat Resiliency via Physiological, Mental, and Behavioral Health Factors for Indoor and Outdoor Urban Environments MUKAIGAWA Yasuhiro, Professor, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Graduate School of Science and Technology
Suren Jayasuriya, Assistant Professor, Arizona State University School of Arts, Media and Engineering the School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering
Green Low-Speed Mobility in an Aging Society MORIKAWA Takayuki, Professor, Nagoya University, Institutes of Innovation for Future Society, Global Research Institute for Mobility in Society
Perez Miguel, Associate Professor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Transportation Institute
Socially-integrated Technological Solutions for Real-time Response and Neighborhood Survival After Extreme Events YAMAMOTO Toshiyuki, Professor, Nagoya University Institute of Materials and Systems for Sustainability
Cynthia Chen, Professor, University of Washington Civil and Environmental Engineering
Privacy-Enhanced Data-Driven Health Monitoring for Smart and Connected Senior Communities YOSHIKAWA Masatoshi, Professor, Kyoto University Graduate School of Informatics Xiong Li, Professor, Emory University Department of Computer Science