9.6-10.1 Flashcards
It measures seismic activities
Seismometers
detects tremors or small earthquakes that may indicate signs of a large earthquake
seismographs
measures the movement at the opposite side of a fault
laser range finder
measures change in tide level
tide gauge
measures radon gas dissolved in underground water
geiger counter
measures the constant,imperceptible movements of earthquake faults
global positioning system
global positioning system is also called as
GPS receivers
the record of the wave is called
seismogram
it suffered extensive damage due to giant waves
the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear power plant
it resulted in a radiation leak and nuclear fallout
the fukishima daiichi disaster
if you are indors _____
drop to the ground
if you are outdoors _______
survey your surroundings
may generate tsunamis or giant sea waves
earthquakes
what is the first thing to do after an earthquake
calm down
what are the 6 steps to do after an earthquake
●check for injuries
●check for hazards
●listen to a battery-operated radio
●clean up
●anticipate tsunamis
●expect aftershocks
what are the kinds of hazards
●fire hazards
●damaged electrical wiring
●downed or damaged utility lines
●fallen objects in closets and cupboards
what are the 6 instruments used to measure seismic activities
●seismometer
●global positioning system
●tide gauge
●geiger counter
●seismograph
●laser range finder
They found out that the earth’s deep layers are as rough or even more rough than the layer we live in.
Jessica Irving and Wenbo wu
releases tons of dust and ashes
volcanic eruptions
when did Mount pinatubo unleash its wrath
June 15 ,1991
it is the second largest volcanic eruption this century
mount pinatubo eruption
produced by the accumulation of their own eruptive products
volcanoes
what will push these materials upward
pressure