Hazard Impacts Flashcards
define primary impacts
impacts from the hazard directly
define secondary impacts
impacts triggered from a hazard, tsunamis
define temporal
the amount of time the hazard lasts over
define geospatial
the scale and area that is effected by a hazard
what are the 5 types of volcanic hazard
lava flow
pyroclastic flow
lahars
limnic eruptions
tephra fallout
what are the social impacts of the five volcanic hazards
lava flow - death by burning and fires
pyroclastic flow - death by cremation
lahars - death by drowning
limnic eruption- death by suffocation
tephra - death by impact and injury
what are the economic impacts of the five volcanic hazards
lava flow - destroy property and crops
pyroclastic flow - destroy and cover large amounts of land
lahars - expensive to revert flood damage
limnic eruption- death by suffocation causes a loss of income
tephra - destruction
why are deadly limnic eruptions so rare
they require extremely specific requirements and therefore if people get effected by one there is a very low chance
case study of a limnic eruption
Lake Nyos:
1700 dead
gases like CO2 came down the volcano into the town.
name of tsunami case study
fukishima
case study on liquifaction
christchurch, new zealand:
- water is raised through the soft sedimentary rock by the siezemic energy
- destroyed many buildings and infrastructure
4 Ways an earthquake is hazardous
building collapse
landslides
fire
liquifaction