Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium on Disaster Resilience and Sustainable Development--Volume 3: Multi-Hazard Approach of GIS and Remote S
暫譯: 第三屆國際災害韌性與可持續發展研討會論文集--第三卷：多重危害的地理資訊系統與遙感方法

本書呈現了第三屆國際災害韌性與可持續發展研討會的選定論文，該研討會由泰國亞洲科技大學的災害準備、減災與管理計畫主辦，並與全球各學術機構和組織合作。它匯集了一系列針對科學、技術、氣候變遷、多重危害及加強韌性措施等關鍵主題的研究貢獻。本書深入探討了災害管理的各個面向，包括地震、洪水、熱帶氣旋，以及為減輕這些災難而設計的跨學科技術。這些主題在本卷中所呈現的各種技術論文中得到了廣泛的探討。本書的內容概括了研究結果和案例研究，突顯了災害風險科學與技術領域的最新進展。通過應對多面向的挑戰，這些貢獻強調了可持續性和持久韌性的追求。內容適合從事危害建模和災害管理領域的研究學者、學生、行業專業人士、數據分析公司、再保險公司、政府機構及政策制定者。

本書為三卷書系列的第三卷。

Dr. Indrajit Pal is an associate professor in the Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation, and Management (DPMM) Academic program at Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand, and has more than 21 years of experience in research, teaching, training, advocacy, consultancy primarily focused on disaster risk governance, incident command system, hazard and risk assessment, CBDRM, public health risk, disaster resilience, and DRR Education. Dr. Pal served as faculty member at Centre for Disaster Management at Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration, Mussoorie, India. Dr. Indrajit is a former member of Board of Directors for the Global Alliance of Disaster Research Institutes (GADRI), Japan. Dr. Pal authored a number of peer-reviewed journal papers, conference paper, and books (Springer, Elsevier and SAGE). Some of his ongoing research includes Risk Characterization in Asian Delta communities in "Living Deltas Hub" project UKRI, GCRF.

Dr. Anirban Mukhopadhyay is an affiliated faculty and senior researcher at Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation, and Management (DPMM), Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand. Dr. Mukhopadhyay is an expert on Geospatial and environmental modeling. He has several research experiences in deltas, coasts, mangroves, and sea ice all over the world. His research area includes applications of geoinformatics as well as hydrodynamic modeling. Dr. Mukhopadhyay has published several books and over a hundred peer-reviewed journal articles.

Dr. Salvatore G.P. Virdis is an associate professor at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand. His formal background is in applied geological sciences and remote sensing. Dr. Virdis recent and current research interests center upon geo-information and Earth Observation science to assess and evaluate present and future changes of anthropogenic origin as well as their effects on natural and non-natural physical/human environment. He uses integrated field-based, remote/proximal sensing techniques, and advanced geospatial and machine learning modeling on a variety of spatial and temporal scales, ranging from seasonal to decadal processes. He has several publications in high impact factor international journals and more than 20 years of teaching experience.

Sheikh Tawhidul Islam is a professor and director of the Institute of Remote Sensing and GIS, based in one of the public universities of Bangladesh--Jahangirnagar University (www.tawhidulislam.com). Dr. Islam received his Ph.D. Degree from the Department of Geography, Durham University, UK (2002-2006) under the British Commonwealth Scholarship Programme. He produced more than 100 academic and professional works during the last 20 years among which more than 50 works were published in peer-reviewed academic journals and the remaining, more than 70 professional research works were carried out for a number of international and national agencies. Dr. Islam has been working in the interface between man and nature and uses both quantitative (e.g., geospatial techniques, science/data) and qualitative methods (e.g., different conceptual frameworks, social theories) to examine and better understand the societal, environmental problems in a changing climatic context. His writings help to navigate the complexities of vulnerabilities of people caused from environmental degradation, climate and disaster impacts, social injustice of various kinds. He looks at the problems within the contextual settings, in a connected manner and uses systems thinking approach to do the assessments. Apart from his position at Jahangirnagar University, he also works as the senior research fellow, Institute for Water Environment and Health, United Nations University, Hamilton, Canada.

Dr. Indrajit Pal 是泰國亞洲科技大學災害準備、減災與管理（DPMM）學術計畫的副教授，擁有超過21年的研究、教學、訓練、倡導及顧問經驗，主要專注於災害風險治理、事件指揮系統、危害與風險評估、社區基礎災害風險管理（CBDRM）、公共健康風險、災害韌性及災害風險減少教育（DRR Education）。Dr. Pal 曾在印度穆索里拉爾·巴哈杜爾·沙斯特里國家行政學院的災害管理中心擔任教職。Dr. Indrajit 也是日本全球災害研究機構聯盟（GADRI）董事會的前成員。Dr. Pal 發表了多篇經過同行評審的期刊論文、會議論文及書籍（Springer、Elsevier 和 SAGE）。他目前的一些研究包括在英國研究與創新（UKRI）全球挑戰研究基金（GCRF）下的「生活三角洲中心」項目中對亞洲三角洲社區的風險特徵化。

Dr. Anirban Mukhopadhyay 是泰國亞洲科技大學（AIT）災害準備、減災與管理（DPMM）的附屬教員及高級研究員。Dr. Mukhopadhyay 是地理空間與環境建模的專家。他在全球的三角洲、海岸、紅樹林及海冰等領域擁有多項研究經驗。他的研究領域包括地理資訊科學的應用以及水動力學建模。Dr. Mukhopadhyay 已出版多本書籍及超過一百篇經過同行評審的期刊文章。

Dr. Salvatore G.P. Virdis 是泰國亞洲科技大學（AIT）的副教授。他的正式背景為應用地質科學及遙感技術。Dr. Virdis 最近及目前的研究興趣集中於地理資訊及地球觀測科學，以評估和評價人為來源的當前及未來變化及其對自然和非自然物理/人類環境的影響。他使用綜合的現場、遙感/近端感測技術，以及在各種空間和時間尺度上進行的先進地理空間和機器學習建模，範圍從季節性到十年過程。他在高影響因子的國際期刊上發表了多篇論文，並擁有超過20年的教學經驗。

Sheikh Tawhidul Islam 是孟加拉國一所公立大學——賈漢基爾納格大學（Jahangirnagar University）遙感與地理資訊系所的教授及主任（www.tawhidulislam.com）。Dr. Islam 在英國達勒姆大學地理系獲得博士學位（2002-2006），並獲得英國聯邦獎學金計畫的支持。在過去20年中，他產出了超過100項學術及專業作品，其中超過50項在經過同行評審的學術期刊上發表，其餘的70多項專業研究作品則是為多個國際及國內機構進行的研究。Dr. Islam 一直在研究人與自然之間的界面，並使用定量（例如，地理空間技術、科學/數據）和定性方法（例如，不同的概念框架、社會理論）來檢視和更好地理解在氣候變遷背景下的社會及環境問題。他的著作有助於導航由環境退化、氣候及災害影響、各種社會不公所造成的脆弱性複雜性。他在具體情境中看待問題，並以連結的方式使用系統思維方法進行評估。除了在賈漢基爾納格大學的職位外，他還擔任加拿大漢密爾頓聯合國大學水環境與健康研究所的高級研究員。