Introduction

Question 1

Define tectonic hazard

Answer 1

Event occurring due to the movement or deformation of Earth’s crust, with potential to cause damage to property or the loss of life (USGS)

Question 2

Then name key examples of tectonic hazards

Answer 2

Earthquakes, tsunami’s and volcanoes

Question 3

Then line out your conditions for what determines the effectiveness of tectonic hazard management

Answer 3

Report will look at certain measurements
Death toll + amount of property damaged = these two e.g. lower figure then more effective the management of tectonic hazard

Question 4

Define development

Answer 4

Process of growth or changing from condition to another economically, politically and socially (National Geographic)

Question 5

How can the management of tectonic hazards been seen?

Answer 5

Park Model (figure 1)
Highlights how development of county is high then management of tectonic hazard + relief, rehabilitation; reconstruction of county more likely to be quicker and better compared to county poorly developed 
Reasons why discussed later in report

Question 6

Evidence that supports this view

Answer 6

Recovery of Japan after 2011 earthquake + tsunami shown in figure 1

Question 7

Therefore this report will highlight + discuss?

Answer 7

How level of development is key factor in determining the effectiveness of tectonic hazard management
Whilst also arguing other sides of factors such as location, magnitude then expand - that determine how effective tectonic hazard management is

Question 8

Report will use?

Answer 8

Vast range of case studies, such as Japan earthquake/tsunami, Haiti earthquake and more