Coastal Hazards: Tsunami & Hurricanes Week 7. Homework Questions Would you live near a coast? If so, where? What level of risk from tsunami & hurricanes.

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Coastal Hazards: Tsunami & Hurricanes Week 7

Homework Questions Would you live near a coast? If so, where? What level of risk from tsunami & hurricanes is acceptable to you? (How would you know if the risk was assessed accurately?) What should be done by people and communities in coastal areas to prepare for the hazard and prevent catastrophe? Would you live near a coast? If so, where? What level of risk from tsunami & hurricanes is acceptable to you? (How would you know if the risk was assessed accurately?) What should be done by people and communities in coastal areas to prepare for the hazard and prevent catastrophe?

Questions to Consider What factors influence the impact of tsunami & hurricanes? How do coastal hazards vary from place to place? Why? The five fundamental concepts from Ch. 1 What factors influence the impact of tsunami & hurricanes? How do coastal hazards vary from place to place? Why? The five fundamental concepts from Ch. 1

The Coast Over 50% of the Earth’s people live within 50 miles of a coast! Typically susceptible to flooding Impact of flooding –property damage –loss of life –saltwater intrusion Over 50% of the Earth’s people live within 50 miles of a coast! Typically susceptible to flooding Impact of flooding –property damage –loss of life –saltwater intrusion

Tsunami Formation & Character

Tsunami Impact

Tsunami Response Identify areas at risk Warning system –earthquake monitoring –tsunami detection Warning signs –earthquake –trough arrival Identify areas at risk Warning system –earthquake monitoring –tsunami detection Warning signs –earthquake –trough arrival

Tsunami Hazard

Tsunami Warning

Hurricanes

Hurricane Impact High winds Heavy rain Storm surge High winds Heavy rain Storm surge

Hurricane Hazard

Hurricane Forecast

Coastal Preparation Inundation simulation Coastal zoning Structural adjustments Insurance Barriers to flooding Inundation simulation Coastal zoning Structural adjustments Insurance Barriers to flooding