Updated on 2025/04/18

 
SAIKI Isao
 
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Affiliation
Faculty of Engineering Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture
Job
Professor
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Degree

  • 東北大学  -  博士（工学）   2001.12

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  • 2025.04
     

    Kyushu Institute of Technology   Faculty of Engineering   Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture   Professor  

Papers

  • Study of the stabilization parameter in the virtual element method Reviewed International journal

    Fujimoto R., Saiki I.

    Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering   428   2024.08

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    Authorship：Last author,　Corresponding author   Language：English   Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)

    DOI： 10.1016/j.cma.2024.117106

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  • -Editorial-SPECIAL ISSUE ON THE JULY 2020 HEAVY RAINFALL EVENT IN JAPAN Reviewed

    Yokoki H., Uchida T., Inagaki A., Tsukai M., Seto S., Yokojima S., Yoshikawa Y., Tsubaki R., Saiki I.

    Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers   10 ( 1 )   545 - 549   2022.01

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    Language：English   Publishing type：Article, review, commentary, editorial, etc. (scientific journal)

    In July 2020, the Kyushu region experienced record-breaking heavy rains from July 4 to7, causing extreme floods in the Kuma and Chikugo Rivers. This was followed by atmospheric instability over a wide area from western Japan to the Tohoku region, resulting in heavy rainfall on July 13-14 in the Chugoku region, and on July 27-28 in the Tohoku region. There was also flooding of large rivers including the Go River and the Mogami River. In recent years, record-breaking torrential rainfall disasters have been occurring every year. The heavy precipitation scale has been increasing in space and time as well as in rainfall intensity, resulting in spatio-temporal expansion of the damage. Furthermore, in 2020, the disaster occurred amidst the restriction of social activities due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The compilation and dissemination of disaster survey data and lessons are essential for the sustainable development of society. Therefore, JSCE has planned a special issue on the July 2020 torrential rain disaster to share and disseminate disaster information and to contribute to the advancement of technology and science related to disaster prevention and mitigation.

    DOI： 10.2208/JOURNALOFJSCE.10.1_545

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