October 2019 Sediment Disaster in the Tohoku Region owing to Typhoon No. 19 (Tyhpoon Hagibis)

Michiya Irasawa; Takashi Koi; Ching‐Ying Tsou; Kato Nobuaki; Shinjiro MATSUO; Mizuho Arai; Masahiro Kaibori; Takashi Yamada; Mio Kasai; Taeko Wakahara; Daisuke Higaki; Hajime Ikeda; Yoshiharu Ishikawa; K.I. Arai; Shinji Hirose; Tatsuya Sato; Kawabata Hideki; Manabu KOUBU; Niwa Satoshi; Kazuhiro Sugawara; Matsusaka Hiroyuki; Nobuyuki TADA; Toshiyuki KON

doi:10.13101/ijece.13.48

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The large Typhoon No. 19 (Typhoon Hagibis) hit the Izu Peninsula with great force on October 12, 2019, causing record heavy rainfall over a wide area, mainly in eastern Japan.Heavy rainfall warnings were announced in Tokyo and 12 prefectures ; there were numerous slope collapses and debris flows and the largest number of typhoon-related landslides since the beginning of recording the statistics in 1982.The typhoon caused 952 sediment disasters (as of December 24, 2019), with 16 people dead and 1 person missing.Rainfall was concentrated in Iwate, Miyagi, and Fukushima Prefectures in the Tohoku

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