Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 52 views

    Activities - Module 1 (Performance Task 1)

    Uploaded by

    JOTHAM GABRIEL EBALANG
    1) The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami originated off the coast of Sumatra on December 26, 2004, triggering widespread destruction across 14 countries. 2) Over 167,540 people were killed in Indonesia alone, with thousands more injured or missing. The total economic cost was estimated at $15 billion across affected regions. 3) While the disaster could not have been fully prevented, earlier international warnings may have reduced casualties. Recovery efforts required massive humanitarian relief over subsequent years.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Activities - Module 1 (Performance Task 1)

    Uploaded by

    JOTHAM GABRIEL EBALANG
    52 views25 pages
    1) The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami originated off the coast of Sumatra on December 26, 2004, triggering widespread destruction across 14 countries. 2) Over 167,540 people were killed in Indonesia alone, with thousands more injured or missing. The total economic cost was estimated at $15 billion across affected regions. 3) While the disaster could not have been fully prevented, earlier international warnings may have reduced casualties. Recovery efforts required massive humanitarian relief over subsequent years.

    Original Title

    Activities- Module 1 (Performance Task 1)

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    1) The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami originated off the coast of Sumatra on December 26, 2004, triggering widespread destruction across 14 countries. 2) Over 167,540 people were killed in Indonesia alone, with thousands more injured or missing. The total economic cost was estimated at $15 billion across affected regions. 3) While the disaster could not have been fully prevented, earlier international warnings may have reduced casualties. Recovery efforts required massive humanitarian relief over subsequent years.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    52 views25 pages

    Activities - Module 1 (Performance Task 1)

    Uploaded by

    JOTHAM GABRIEL EBALANG
    1) The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami originated off the coast of Sumatra on December 26, 2004, triggering widespread destruction across 14 countries. 2) Over 167,540 people were killed in Indonesia alone, with thousands more injured or missing. The total economic cost was estimated at $15 billion across affected regions. 3) While the disaster could not have been fully prevented, earlier international warnings may have reduced casualties. Recovery efforts required massive humanitarian relief over subsequent years.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    You are on page 1of 25

    DRRR

    Activities
    Basic Concept of Disaster and Disaster Risk
    Table of contents

    01 Activity 1.1 02 Activity 2.1 03 Activity 3.1


    Give one natural Formulating a Human and
    phenomenon that can qualitative risk map economic impacts of
    become a hazard recent disasters
    Menu

    01
    ACTIVITY 1.1
    Give one natural phenomenon that can become a hazard
    Tornado
    Tornado is a narrow,
    violently rotating
    column of air that
    extends from a
    thunderstorm to the
    ground.
    Where Do Tornadoes Occur?
    These violent storms occur around the world, but the United
    States is a major hotspot with about a thousand tornadoes
    every year.

    How Does a Tornado Occur?


    Tornadoes are formed when moist, warm air collides with
    cool, dry air.
    Warning Signs of Damage Dealt by
    a Tornado a Tornado
    A. Existence of Rotating
    Clouds

    B. Occurence of Large Hail


    The damage it causes are in
    C. A Loud Rumbling Sound the form of destruction of
    or A Roaring Noise infrastructures, and the possible
    loss of lives.
    Who Would Be Affected?
    Everyone nearby the area where a tornado strikes are all
    affected and in grave danger.

    How Does It Change People’s


    Lives?
    It affects them in a way that it interferes with their normal
    day to day life as they’re forced to always be prepared as the
    forming of a tornado can happen in an instant.
    5 Most Powerful When Can a
    Tornado Strikes Tornado Become a
    1) The Tri-State tornado (March
    18,1925)
    Hazard?
    2) Natchez Tornado (May 6,1840)
    A tornado will be considered as
    a hazard when it enters the
    3) St Louis Tornado (May scale that people use to
    27,1896) measure the destructiveness of
    4) Tupelo Tornado (April 5, 1936) a tornado relative to its speed.
    5) Daulatpur–Saturia Tornado
    (April 26, 1989)
    ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE DAMAGE

    EF-0 (65-86 MPH) LIGHT


    EF-1 (86-110 MPH) MODERATE
    EF-2 (111-135 MPH) CONSIDERABL
    EF-3 (136-165 MPH) E
    SEVERE
    EF-4 (166-200 MPH) DEVASTATING
    EF-5 (200+ MPH) INCREDIBLE
    Does Size Matter?
    The size of a tornado matters for the most powerful
    tornadoes that occurred on the Earth are all gigantic in
    size.

    Why Do People Live in Hazardous


    Areas?
    People choose to live in these areas due to various reasons.
    One of which is that it is the only place they consider as
    home.
    What Should People Do to Prevent
    Disasters?
    People could prevent disaster from happening by being
    prepared all the time.
    Menu

    02
    ACTIVITY 2.1
    Formulating a qualitative risk map
    1. A

    FD FD FD
    FD FD
    FD
    2. A/B

    H Customize it

    L
    What are the Significance of These Areas?

    These areas are


    important to know
    because it provides
    people awareness over
    which areas are safe and
    which areas to avoid.
    Recommended Areas for Commercial/Residential
    Use

    It is preferable to use the


    areas with minimal risk of
    landslide

    These areas are certain to be


    safe which is why it is also
    sure to be great to invest
    within these areas.
    Menu

    03
    ACTIVITY 3.1
    Human and economic impacts of recent disasters
    2004 Indian Ocean When and Where
    Earthquake and Did it Originate?
    Tsunami
    December 26, 2004 (7:59 AM)
    - an undersea earthquake
    with a magnitude of 9.1
    struck off the coast of the
    Indonesian island of
    Sumatra.

    - over the next 7 hours, the


    quake triggered a massive
    tsunami.
    How Extensive was
    the Area Affected? No Disaster Forecast
    14 countries were affected, No disaster forecast was
    The hardest-hit and most issued to the public as
    severely affected countries there is no way to tell
    were: when an earthquake
    would occur.
    • India • Sri
    • Indonesia Lanka
    • Maldives • Thailand
    167,540
    Death Toll of the Disaster in Indonesia

    Death Toll of the Disaster


    The number of injured and missing people also
    reached thousands. No currency known to man can
    make up for all these losses and injuries.
    What Could Have Prevented the Disaster?

    The complete prevention of this


    disaster is impossible but the impacts
    to people could have been lessened.
    If only the Indonesian authorities
    were able to send an alert
    internationally early on.
    Damage Cost
    in Indonesia is about A decade after the
    disaster, Indonesian
    0.6% economy have been
    able to recover and the
    of its total GDP for the year province of Aceh is
    fully reconstructed.
    2004
    Rescue, Relief, and Rehabilitation

    $15 Billion
    is the total cost of the humanitarian relief
    response across the countries of
    India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and
    Thailand.

    The loss of lives is by far the worst effect


    that cannot be recovered during aid and
    assistance.
    How Justified are Pre-
    Disaster Measures and
    Expenditures?

    It is not justified for there are little


    to no pre-disaster measures that
    have been done in order to
    possibly mitigate the hazardous
    phenomena.
    We sincerely appreciate your
    attention!
    Our group is consisted of:

    Cabanisas, Noah
    Cascara, Achilles
    Castro, Norjannah
    Ebalang, Jotham Gabriel
    Pasion, Kyle Cedric

    You might also like