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Management of disaster debris treatment may include (1) progress in several work with over 100 laborers, (2) control of various mechanical equipment and machineries, (3) operation of more than 200 trucks. In order to properly support this management, Okumura Corporation has developed the “Disaster debris Treatment Support System (DTSS)” in 2011. DTSS has been accumulated a large amount of integrated data on disaster debris treatment in Yamada town, Iwate prefecture. 240,000 unit data obtained by the DTSS were analyzed to reveal the physical properties of debris and tsunami deposits. These data were too huge to analyze effectively. Spreadsheet software usually cannot be calculated 100,000 or more data. We solved this problem by applying a practical analysis software. The software called “Tableau” can be efficiently analyzed 100,000 or more data. The huge data was analyzed with Tableau. Results of the analysis of applying the Tableau revealed several weight characteristics of the transport phase in the debris and tsunami deposits. The results obtained will be expected to effective use as an experience to the time of future catastrophe.

Analysis of the integrated data on disaster debris treatment in Yamada town, Iwate prefecture