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A group of four prisoners were held captive by the enemy and each prisoner was to be shot each day through the week. As natural disasters were common in this specific part of the world, the group of prisoners decided to make up a plan of distracting the guards. Before each prisoner would be shot, they would shout out a natural disaster, which would cause chaos and distract everyone to give enough time for each prisoner to escape. As three days passed the first three prisoners escaped by shouting out their chosen natural disasters and running away, however the final prisoner shouted out a disaster and was shot dead on the spot. What was the natural disaster he shouted?

& Their Impact on Humans NATURAL DISASTERS & Their Impact on Humans

What is a natural hazard or disaster? Aspects of the physical world that have the potential to cause considerable harm to people. Can you think of any examples?

*Volcanic eruption *Earthquake *Tsunami *Flood *Landslide/Mudslide Avalanche Cyclone or Hurricane Drought Forest fire or Bushfire

2011 Natural Disasters “Even with all our technology and the inventions that make modern life so much easier than it once was, it takes just one big natural disaster to wipe all that away and remind us that, here on Earth, we're still at the mercy of nature.” ~Neil deGrasse Tyson

Questions to consider… Which types of disasters can be prevented by humans? What type of warning can we receive and give people before a disaster occurs? What can humans do to make a disaster less severe?

Plate tectonics- Earth’s plates crash into each other, pull apart, or grind past each other…causing seismic waves to travel through the rock, causing vibrations

Predictions LOCATION FAULTS: INSTRUMENTS THAT CAN MEASURE CHANGES AND INCREASED STRESS SEISMIC GAPS ANIMAL PREDICTIONS?!?

Building and Safety Precautions Secure structure to foundation bolted or tied to foundation Light weight roofing Diagonal bracing Flexible water and gas connections Brace overhead light fixtures Issue a warning: radio, TV, satellite Emergency Kits/ Be Prepared Emergency plan in place

Volcanic Eruptions

Predictions LOCATION SEISMIC WAVES- SEISOMETER SLIGHT BULGING AT BASE OF VOLCANO CHANGES IN GAS COMPOSITION GIVEN OFF BY VOLCANO

Building and Safety Precautions Issue a warning: disaster sirens, radio, TV Ash is corrosive- have masks available and avoid contact with skin Avoid river areas Know evacuation routes Ceilings need to be able to withstand weight Shut down air systems A ground level room without windows

Flooding CO flood

Predictions LOCATION NEAR WATER WEATHER EXCESSIVE PRECIPITATION

Building and Safety Precautions Install sewer back flow valves Build with water-resistant materials Fuse/circuit/electrical breakers should be raised Some structures may even be raised Issue a flood warning Emergency Kits/ Plans Stock up on plywood, sandbags, nails, etc. Become familiar with higher elevation locations

Tsunami: a large destructive ocean wave caused by an underwater earthquake or another movement of the Earth's surface

Predictions LOCATION COASTAL SEISMIC WAVES (FALSE ALARMS) SENSORS ON OCEAN FLOOR RELAY WARNING VIA SATELLITE

Building and Safety Precautions Issue a warning via satellite, radio, etc. Know evacuation plans and places of higher elevation Never return to coastal region until authorities have confirmed its safety Concrete sea walls Build on high ground, away from coast Plant vegetation trees can slow force

Landslide/Mudslide

Predictions SLOPE COMBINED WITH EXCESS PRECIPITATION POPULATION

Building and Safety Precautions Issue a warning by contacting police or fire department Evacuation plan Emergency supply kits Plant ground cover on slopes Build retaining walls and/or channels

Natural Hazards Overview