Coastal Hazards: Hurricanes. Homework Questions Would you live in an area at risk for hurricanes? If so, where? What level of risk from hurricanes is.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Severe Weather Week 6. Questions for Discussion Which types of severe weather risk are you willing to live with? Why? What level of risk from severe weather.
Advertisements

Grade 5 Unit 4 Week 4. Air surrounding the Earth atmosphere-
A flood occurs... Any time a body of water rises to cover what is usually dry land.
A Hurricane Is... A violent area of low pressure forming in the tropical Atlantic Ocean from June to November.
RiskMeter Storm Surge Overview Produced by CDS Business Mapping, LLC. ©Copyright 2007, CDS Business Mapping, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Hurricanes and Coastal Storms CERT Basic Training Hazards.
Practical Steps to Hurricane Loss Management Rick Osorio, Director of Insurance Diocese of St. Petersburg.
Coastal Hazards: Tsunami & Hurricanes Week 7. Homework Questions Would you live near a coast? If so, where? What level of risk from tsunami & hurricanes.
HURRICANE EARL SUMMARY UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2, :15 PM.
Coastal Hazards: Tsunamis. Homework Questions Would you live in an area at risk for tsunamis? If so, where? What level of risk from tsunamis is acceptable.
 Hit September 21, 1938  Category 5  mph winds  Hit September 21, 1938  Category 5  mph winds.
Caribbean Disaster Mitigation Project Caribbean Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology Impacts of Tropical Cyclones Horace H. P. Burton and Selvin DeC.
Mass Wasting & Subsidence
Risk Assessment How does the environment affect human survival?
PREDICTIVE MODELING EFFECTS HAZARDS RISKS DAMAGES (LOSSES) MITIGATION.
Severe Weather Hurricanes and Nor’easters. Hurricane Fran.
NOAA/OAR Contributions to Natural Disaster Reductions and Risk Assessments John Gaynor Office of Weather and Air Quality Research And USWRP Interagency.
2011’S HURRICANE RINA AWAKENS MEMORIES OF 2005’S HURRICANE WILMA October 24-November 30, 2011 Dr. Walter Hays Global Alliance For Disaster Reduction.
Highlighting the use of GIS in Climate Change Studies Mr. Nikolai Thomas.
DEFINITION OF CONCEPTS Disaster: A serious disruption of society, causing widespread human, material or environmental losses that exceed the capacity of.
HAZARDS AN DISASTERS HUMAN RESPONSE. Responses to the risk of hazard events – adjustments before Discuss the usefulness of assessing risk before deciding.
Mitigation can include structural and nonstructural efforts.
1 A Note to the User of This File Visit to check updates for this chapter.
Infrastructure Profile Consider strengths and vulnerabilities of the built environment.
Floods Week 4. Questions for Homework & Discussion  Would you live in a flood-prone area?)  What level of risk from flooding is acceptable to you? 
Atlantic Climate Adaptation Solutions (ACAS) an initiative of the Atlantic provinces and the Government of Canada.
Hazards Profile Understand your relevant hazards.
DE Science Elementary “5-Minute Prep” For Weather and Climate Extreme Weather and Climate Hurricanes.
Lea Ravnkilde Møller PhD candidate UNEP Risø Centre, Technical University of Denmark Jette Bredahl Jacobsen Professor Department of Food and.
Exploring Strategies and Solutions: AT Reuse and Mitigation Exploring Strategies and Solutions: AT Reuse and Mitigation National Summit on Emergency Management.
Mark N. Mauriello NJAFM Past Chair. COASTAL STORM HAZARD VULNERABILITY FACTORS SEA LEVEL RISE EXPANDING FLOOD HAZARD AREAS INCREASING FLOOD HEIGHTS NEGATIVE.
Natural Hazard Impact Factors Natural events can cause great loss of life or property damage: Natural events can cause great loss of life or property damage:
Hurricanes …no two are the same… Bill Read Director National Hurricane Center.
Insert Date 1 Hurricanes-Inundation Overview Objectives: Improve forecasts of tropical cyclones and related inundation hazards to enhance mitigation decisions.
Hurricanes Name Teacher
Using GIS to Compare East Coast United States and South East Asia.
Developing Resiliency Along the Coasts: Experiences of the Coastal States Kristen M. Fletcher Coastal States Organization
Week 9.  Would you live in an area prone to wildfires? If so, where?  What level of risk from wildfires is acceptable to you? (How would you know if.
Explorers Education Programme: Flooding & Coastal Communities.
Hazards, Vulnerability, and Mitigation Sub-Committee.
Day One: ◦Strength/Wind Speed:  1. ◦Direction:  2. ◦Area Warning Status:  3. Action Plan: ◦4.
Hazards Profile. Objective: To identify key hazards issues and priorities Identify information gaps to address these concerns.
NOAA Data & Catastrophe Modeling Prepared by Steve Bowen of Impact Forecasting September 16, 2015.
Mass Wasting Week 6.
Image from Humans are moving seaward (closer to the water) Ocean is moving landward Humans are moving seaward (closer to.
India has multiple hazards that it must combat namely: 1.Drought 2. Floods 3.Cyclone 4.Earthquake While previous disasters form the basis of developing.
1 / 32 Natural Disasters Introduction. 2 / 32 Focus of this class Learn about natural disasters, and the geologic processes that are responsible Examine.
Climate Change Threat Sea-Level Rise 1. Potential Impacts from Sea-Level Rise How might our community be impacted by sea-level rise? 2.
Lesson 19 Tropical revolving storms MEDC. Specification Tropical revolving storms. Their occurrence, their impact and responses to them. Two case studies.
1. Presentation Plan 1) Statement of problem (Background). 2) Study objective. 3) Study area. 4) Methodology. 5) Results. 6) Conclusion and Recommendation.
Weather and Climate A case study of storms in a rich part of the world and one from a poorer area. A case study of storms in a rich part of the world and.
EARTHQUAKES Week 2.
Hurricane Katrina August 29 th, What happened? Formed August 23 rd, 2005, hit land on August 29 th, Primarily hit the Gulf coast, including.
Risk Analysis of Hurricane Storm Surge in a Changing Climate
Hurricanes Hurricanes are big storms that destroy everything nocking things down. When there is really big water and it creates a storm. Mexico is usually.
Isaac v.s. Katrina: Economic Loss and Damage In Mississippi
Subsidence Week 7.
A Hurricane Is A violent area of low pressure forming in the tropical Atlantic Ocean from June to November.
International Conference “Safeguarding cultural heritage from natural disasters” Pécs, Hungary 12 September 2018 Decision support tool for vulnerability.
Climate Change: Locally or internationally constructed?
The Hurricane: Nature’s Fury
A Powerful Storm Grade 5 Unit 4 Week 4.
Stages of Hurricane Development…
Hurricanes and Coastal Storms
Hurricanes and Coastal Storms
Vulnerability to natural disasters
Risk Modelling & Impact Forecasting Tools
Hurricane Season Preparedness 2019
THE BIG SUMMER END OF YEAR
Presentation transcript:

Coastal Hazards: Hurricanes

Homework Questions Would you live in an area at risk for hurricanes? If so, where? What level of risk from hurricanes is acceptable to you? (How would you know if the risk was assessed accurately?) What should be done by people and communities in hurricane prone areas to prepare for the hazard and prevent catastrophe? Would you live in an area at risk for hurricanes? If so, where? What level of risk from hurricanes is acceptable to you? (How would you know if the risk was assessed accurately?) What should be done by people and communities in hurricane prone areas to prepare for the hazard and prevent catastrophe?

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

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