the concept of hazard in a geographical context Flashcards

1
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define fatalism

A

acceptance of hazards and the idea that hazards are unavoidable

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2
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define prediction

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monitoring the risk of the hazard

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3
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define adaptation

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altering your everyday life for the hazard

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4
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define management

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responding to the hazard

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5
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define geophysical hazard and one example

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caused by land processes, majorly tectonic plates - earthquake

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6
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define atmospheric hazard

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hazards caused by atmospheric processes - tornado

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7
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define hydrological hazard

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hazards caused by water bodies and movement - tsunami

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8
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define hazard

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event that threatens both life and property

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9
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outline stages of hazard management cycle

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preparation
response
recovery
mitigation

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10
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give examples at each stage of hazard management cycle

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preparation - using evidence+data from previous event to plan
response - saving people and property, deploying services and resources
recovery - restoring natural and human environment, reconstruction
mitigation - define, earthquake proof buildings

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