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Tectonics- EQ2, Key idea 1, 2, 3

Qashrina Collier Geography A level Englisch 18 Karten

Tectonics- EQ2, Key idea 1, 2, 3

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  1. 1What is a disaster?UN defines disaster as:
    'a serious disruption of the functioning of a community/society involving widespread human/material/ eco/env losses & impacts, which exceeds ability of affected community/society to cope using its own resources.
  2. 2What is a natural hazard?A natural hazard is a natural events that has the potential to harm people and their property.
  3. 3The Pressure and Release ModelAnalyses factors that cause pop to be
    vulnerable to hazard. Hazards on one side.
    Dif factor on other, dynamic & often not related to hazard e.g. poverty
    The Pressure and Release Model
  4. 4CASE STUDY: Japan 2011 Tohoku earthquake (Developed) IMPACTS-Magnitude 9 & caused tsunami.
    -16,000 deaths (60% old ppl), 6000 injuries.
    -$300 billion in eco loss, 46,000 buildings destroyed &145,000 damaged.
    -Destroyed Fukushima nuclear power plant
    -Global effects: manufacturing disrupted + exports. Caused closing of nuclear factories due to possible impacts like Japan.
  5. 5CASE STUDY: Japan 2011 Tohoku earthquake (Developed) PREPARATION & RESPONSE-Hazard training at work/schools, sent phone warning , earthquake resistant buildings, earthquake survival kits, predicted tsunami but wrong height so ppl thought safe behind sea wall,10m sea wall.
    -Relief efforts from other countries, temp shelter, emergency centres.
  6. 6CASE STUDY: Nepal 2015 earthquake (Developing)Magnitude 7.9
    Landslides, avalanches
    9000 deaths, 22,000 injured
    $5 billion in losses
    50% pop live below poverty line ($1.25 a day)
  7. 7CASE STUDY: Nepal 2015 earthquake (Developing)-Earthquake Risk Management Project as preparedness initiative. Instituted an earthquake scenario program that simulated an emergency situation.
  8. 8CASE STUDY: Haiti 2010 earthquake (Developing)-mg 7, 52 aftershocks
    -killed 200,000 ppl
    -1.5 million homeless
    -$8 bn in costs
    -70% buildings collapsed
    -Caused cholera epidemic: killed 10,000, infected 800,000.
  9. 9CASE STUDY: Haiti 2010 earthquake (Developing)-corrupt governance: left ppl vulnerable as slum housing, ineffectual water supply and endemic poverty.
    -Relief team struggled as many health workers killed
    -Dominican republic send supplies, Iceland gave emergency response team.
  10. 10CASE STUDY: Iceland 2010 Eyjafjallajokull volcano (Developed) IMPACTS-Exploded under ice sheet so melting ice caused ash cloud.
    -100,000 cancelled flights cost over £1 billion. trade affected, manufacturing, foods from farm, couldn't get to work.
  11. 11CASE STUDY: Iceland 2010 Eyjafjallajokull volcano (Developed) PREPARATION AND RESPONSE-20 European country affected by closure of airspace. Ash from ash cloud could be ingested by jets.
    -Emergency beds set up for passengers.
    -Aid for red cross.
    -predicted using seismic monitoring
  12. 12CASE STUDY: Phillipines 1991 Mt Pinatubo eruption (Developing) IMPACTS-Exploded as result of highly gas charged magma.
    -850 deaths
    -$700 million in eco damage
    1.2 million lost their homes
    -Typhoon at same time caused lahars of ash.
  13. 13CASE STUDY: Phillipines 1991 Mt Pinatubo eruption (Developing) PREPARATION AND RESPONSE-Eruption predicted by seismometers
    -75,000 ppl evacuated.
    -Evacuation camps
    -Alert systems
  14. 14What is the Moment Magnitude Scale (MMS)?Measures earthquake magnitudes by measuring energy released.
    Logarithmic scale e.g. 6 mg 10x more ground shaking than 5 mg.
  15. 15What is the Mercalli scale?measures earthquake intensity on a scale of I-XII. Measures what ppl feel during earthquake. Cannot easily compare as shaking experienced depends on building type/quality, ground conditions etc.
  16. 16What is the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI)?mg of volcanic eruption. Ranges from 0-8 & combines eruption height/volume of material (ash, gas, tephra) erupted & duration.
  17. 17What is a hazard profile?Used to compare tectonic events, allow better understanding & risks.What is a hazard profile?
  18. 18What characteristics of hazards present the highest risk?High mg, low freq- not 'expected' as unlikely to occur.
    Rapid onset events w/ low predictability- occur in many places, w/o warning.
    regional areal extent- affect large no of ppl in wide range of locations.

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EQ2: Why do some tectonic hazards develop into disasters? Key idea 1: Disaster occurrence can be explained by the relationship between hazards, vulnerability, resilience and disaster. Key idea 2: Tectonic hazard profiles are important to an understanding of contrasting hazard impacts, vulnerability and resilience. Key idea 3: Development and governance are important in understanding disaster impact and vulnerability and resilience.
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