TCP 2012 Agenda

Chair: Dr. Wison Luengdilok, Senior Engineer, FAUSKE & Associates

Co-Chair: Prof. Vichate Ungvichian, Department of Computer & Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Florida Atlantic University

Co-Chair: Dr. Sirivatch Shimpalee, Research Associate Professor, University of South Carolina

Advance Concentrator Photovoltaic Module – by Dave Vongchan, Albus Energy, USA

Materials for Permeating Membrane of Oxygen Production and Future Power Generation – by Dr. Sirikanda Nuansaeng, University of South Carolina

Solar Technology & Research In Thailand – by Thai Researcher

Nanomaterial forum – by Prof. Supapan Seraphin

by Dr. Plodprasop Suraswadi, Minister of Science and Technology

by Karen Durham-Aguilera, P.E., SES, Director of Contingency Operations and Office of Homeland Security, Headquarters, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, USA

by Dr. Yotaro Hatamura, Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo, also Head of Investigation and Verification Committee for the Accident at TEPCO’s Fukushima Nuclear Power Station

by Karen Durham-Aguilera, P.E., SES, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, USA

Waste Management after 2011 Tsunami in Japan

by an ATPIJ representative

Japanese University Curriculum and Research for Disaster Management

by Dr.Vichai Saechout

by Dr.Philipp Schmidt-Thomé, Geological Survey of Finland (GTK)

Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal Groundwater Management – Assessing Salt Water Intrusion and Storm Surge Vulnerabilities

by Ms.Samrit Luoma, Geological Survey of Finland (GTK)

GEO-PICTURES Technology Used in Social Media during Flooding in Thailand: Conclusion and New Collaboration with Thailand

by Mr.Wanawit Ahkuputra, Senior Consultant, AnsuR Technologies AS

●      Early warning system for rural flash flood and mud slide

●      Advanced real-time flood monitoring and control system (e.g. SCADA)

●      Watershed and flood routing model – flood forecasting

●      Integrated water resources simulation model – linkage among hydroclimate model, rainfall-runoff model, reservoir operation model, hydraulic and flood routing model, and inundation prediction model

Facilitator: Prof. Methi Wecharatana, Director, Office of Graduate Studies, New Jersey Institute of Technology

Workshop II: Assessment and Evaluation Techniques in Water Resources (Gemini, 3^rd Floor)

●      Climate change impact on flood and drought: vulnerability assessment, mitigation measures and adaptation planning

●      Integration of socio-economic consideration in flood damage assessment

●      Reliability, resiliency, and vulnerability (RRV) assessment in water resources management

●      Lesson learned – independent assessment of flood hazard management of Thailand Flooding 2011

Facilitator: Dr. Nisai Wanakule, Modeling Program Supervisor/Project manager, Tampa Bay Water, USA

Workshop III: Innovation & Curriculum (Virgo, 3^rd Floor)

●      Innovation in treatment process for contaminated floodwater

●      Floodwater quality monitoring and sampling

●      Water resources engineering curriculum

Facilitator: Prof. Eakalak Khan, Chair of Civil Engineering Department, North Dakota State University

Fundamental and Applied Research Topics for Disaster Risk Reduction

by ATPAC representative

Capability of Thai Universities and Research Centers to Deal with Disaster

by OHEC representative

Emerging Research Topics after 2011 Tsunami in Japan

by ATPIJ representative

Sustainable Water Management: University Curriculum in Europe

by Ms. Samrit Luoma, GTK

Water Resources Management for Agriculture and Flood Protection in Thailand

by ………(Thai side)

Conclusion and Suggested Research Topics

Brief Introduction by ATPER and ATPIJ

Facilitator: Dr. Wanpracha Chaovalitwongse, Assoc. Professor, Department of Industrial & SystemsEngineering and Radiology,University of Washington