Symposium international « Etat des lieux pluridisciplinaire sur la situation à Fukushima », le 21 septembre 2023

Dans le cadre de son 50e anniversaire, le Centre de recherches sur le Japon organise l’exposition « Sur les traces de Fukushima – 福島の跡 »  qui s’installe à l’Humathèque Condorcet du 22 septembre au 10 novembre 2023.

À cette occasion, un symposium International co-organisé en partenariat avec Mitate lab. (CNRS) se tiendra le 21 septembre 2023. Le vernissage de l’exposition sera accompagné de ce symposium.

Jeudi 21 septembre, 9h00-18h00
Open space dans l’espace Françoise Héritier, Humathèque-Condorcet, 10 cours des Humanités 93322 Aubervilliers Venir à l’Humathèque-Condorcet

Pour participer à distance :
ID de réunion : 915 1891 1295
Code secret : Mitate2023

Programme

9h00-9h15: Présentation

CNRS Sophie AYRAULT (INSU-CNRS, tbc)/Aleksandra KOBILJSKI (CRJ – EHESS), (+INSHS – CNRS, tbc)

Cécile ASANUMA-BRICE (CNRS) & Olivier EVRARD (CEA)

9h15-9h35 : Olivier EVRARD (LSCE, CEA) Decontamination of Fukushima landscapes: Where do we stand in 2023?

9h35-9h55 : Yoshifumi WAKIYAMA (Fukushima U., online from Japan) Particulate ¹³⁷Cs dynamics in the Niida river basin

9h55-10h15 : Seiji HAYASHI (NIES, online from Japan) Efforts to mitigate the risks associated with radiation exposure during the gathering and consumption of wild foods, with the aim of preserving regional dietary traditions

10h15-10h35 : Atsushi NAKAO (Kyôto Pref. U., online from Japan) Contrastive fate of radiocesium from soil to plant depending on the type of mountainous sand for decontamination

10h35-10h50 : Pause 

10h50-11h10 : Shimizu NANAKO (Utsunomiya U., online from Japan) Invisible Damage from the Fukushima Nuclear Accident and Gender Gap in Japanese Society

11h10-11h30 : Masato TANAKA (Ôtemon Gakuin U.) The Significance of Choice of Residence in Nuclear Accident-Affected Areas ―What Choices Did Disaster Refugees Have Under Prolonged Evacuation?

11h30-11h50 : Cécile ASANUMA-BRICE (CNRS, co-dir. Mitate lab.) The reopening of the former evacuated zone. Can we really talk of “reconstruction”? On the consequences of the urban redevelopment in the area

11h50-12h10 : Takuya TSUJIUCHI (Waseda U.) Trends in Post-traumatic Stress Disorder due to Structural Violence 12 Years after the Fukushima Disaster

12h10-12-40 : Table ronde

12h40-14h00 : déjeuner

14h00-14h20 : Takuro SHINANO (Hokkaido U.) Prediction of Exchangeable ¹³⁷Cs to Total ¹³⁷Cs by using MIRs

14h20-14h40 : Pierre Alexis CHABOCHE (IER, Fukushima U.) Quantifying the riverine sources of sediment and associated radiocaesium deposited off the coast of Fukushima Prefecture

14h40-15h00 : Thomas CHALAUX-CLERGUE (LSCE, CEA) High-resolution reconstruction of sediment and radiocesium source contributions in a lake draining an ealy decontaminated catchment impacted by the main Fukushima radioactive pollution plume

15h00-15h20 : Rosalie VANDROMME (BRGM) Dispersion of contaminant in the environment following the Fukushima-Daiichi Nuclear Power Station Accident

15h20-15h40 : Jean-Marc BONZOM (IRSN) et Clément CAR (IRSN) Ecological impacts in Fukushima Prefecture following the nuclear accident

15h40-16h00 : Pause

16h00-16h20 : Valérie ARNHOLD (EM-Lyon) On the incommensurability of nuclear knowledges. Expert knowledge production on large-scale nuclear accidents in France

16h20-16h40 : Maxime POLLERI (Laval U.) Post-political Uncertainties: Governing Nuclear Controversies in Post-Fukushima Japan

16h40–17h00 : Marie WEISHAUPT (Berlin Free U.) Only parents can protect their children”: Self-evacuation, radioprotection and the negotiation of gender roles in post-Fukushima Japan

17h00–17h20 : Chiara RAMPONI (Tohoku U.) The medical controversy around paediatric thyroid cancers 12 years into the Fukushima nuclear accident

17h20–17h40 : Sébastien PENMELLEN – BORET (Tohoku U.) The Role of Memory and Mourning within the Social Reconstruction of Disaster Communities du Tohoku: 12 Years on

17h40–18h00 : Table ronde

Conclusion générale

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