Publications

Research in progress. Knowledge for a resilient society.

These records address the design, practice, and evaluation of disaster and safety education.

6 records

Design and Evaluation of Mobile-First Disaster and Safety ActionCards

A research plan for an offline, multilingual job aid focused on disaster information, first-response decisions, and context-sensitive action.

Author: Hiroyuki Kobayashi · listed in 2025 source material; current status unconfirmed
Study / Paper
IN WRITING

Scenario-Based Decision-Making in Disaster and Safety Education

A planned analysis of context gaps, self-regulated learning support, risk interpretation, and decision-making in professional learning.

Author: Hiroyuki Kobayashi · listed in 2025 source material; current status unconfirmed
Study / Paper
IN ANALYSIS

Traceable Disaster-Information and Research Workflow in the AI Era

A design concept separating AI assistance from source verification, human review, information ethics, security, and traceable decisions.

Author: Hiroyuki Kobayashi · venue and current stage require confirmation
Design study
DESIGN CONCEPT

Metacognitive Prompts for Risk Interpretation and Decision-Making

A planned presentation on how learners can monitor uncertainty and connect scenario information with context-sensitive action.

Presenter: Hiroyuki Kobayashi · listed in 2025 source material; current status unconfirmed
Presentation
PLANNED

Mobile Job Aids for Resilience and Safety Education

A planned case report on multilingual support, evacuation guidance, local adaptation, and evaluation for broader adoption.

Presenter: Hiroyuki Kobayashi · listed in 2025 source material; current status unconfirmed
Presentation
PLANNED

Other Publications & Contributions

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Other
UNCONFIRMED

These records preserve the wording in the 2024 and 2025 research materials; no item is presented as a peer-reviewed publication or a verified effect.