Journal of Japan Society for Natural Disaster Science
Online ISSN : 2434-1037
Print ISSN : 0286-6021
Characteristics of Human Casualty Locations due to Wind and Flood Damage in 2023
Motoyuki UshiyamaMotohiro HonmaToshiaki Mukai
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2025 Volume 44 Issue 2 Pages 173-209

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Disaster prevention weather information released at the time of the damage was examined for 20 locations where fatalities or missing persons occurred due to flooding or landslides in 2023. In the “KIKIKURU” (Real-time Landslide or Flood Risk information) at the time the damage occurred at each location there were 13 locations with “Alert Level 4 equivalent information”, 2 locations with “Alert Level 3 equivalent information ”, and 2 locations with “Alert Level 2 equivalent information”. “Information on Significant Heavy Rain ”was issued for 16 of the 20 locations. “Bulletins on Exceptionally Heavy Downpours” were issued for 2 of the 20 locations. Disaster risk Information for the damaged locations was also investigated. There were seven locations damaged by sediment disasters, all within the sediment disaster danger zone. Thirteen locations were damaged by flood disasters, five of which were within the expected inundation zone and 12 were in lowland areas with the potential for flooding.
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