Tectonic Processes and Hazards

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AS level Geography (AS Physical Geography) Mind Map on Tectonic Processes and Hazards, created by Oliver Downes on 02/04/2018.
Oliver Downes
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Tectonic Processes and Hazards
  1. Why are some locations more at risk from tectonic hazards than others?
    1. Distribution and causes of tectonic hazards
      1. Intra-plate processes
        1. Plate boundaries
          1. Processes moving the tectonic plates
          2. Plate tectonic theory
            1. Physical tectonic processes
              1. Earthquakes and earthquake waves
                1. Secondary hazards
                  1. Volcanic processes
                2. Why do some tectonic hazards develop into disasters?
                  1. Hazards, vulnerability, resilience and disasters
                    1. Defining risk, hazard and disaster
                      1. Magnitude and intensity scales
                      2. Tectonic hazard profiling
                        1. Pressure and Release model and hazard risk equation
                          1. Socio-economic impacts
                          2. Influence of development and governance
                            1. Impacts in different types of country
                              1. Inequalities, vulnerability and resilience
                            2. How successful is the management of tectonic hazards and disasters?
                              1. Tectonic disaster trends and patterns
                                1. Disaster trends and context
                                  1. Significance of disasters
                                    1. Multiple-hazard zones
                                    2. Tectonic hazard management frameworks
                                      1. Responses to hazards
                                        1. Stages of hazard management
                                        2. Mitigation and adaption strategies
                                          1. Mitigation = actions and interventions that a community may take to reduce vulnerability in advance of a tectonic hazard event.
                                            1. Adaption = ways communities may be able to live with a tectonic hazard by making adjustments
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