Example of a hazard map

Talking about ethics in digital system design and engineering is the new hotness. Because the conversation is so fresh, we don’t yet have a lot of tools for incorporating an ethical dimension into…

is a Philippine national institution dedicated to provide information on the activities of volcanoes, earthquakes, and tsunamis, as well as other specialized information and services primarily for the protection of life and property and in support of economic, productivity, and sustainable development. It is one of the service agencies of the Department of Science and Technology

National Tree Map to support hazard assessment for home buyers: Terrafirma, a specialist provider of hazard models, geodata and ground risk…

This detailed map outlines the various health and safety risks in a typical workplace or home environment, categorized by hazard type. It is used as a visual tool for hazard identification and risk assessment, aiming to prevent accidents and ensure a safer working or living space. Applies to health and safety officers, facility managers or anyone responsible for maintaining safe conditions.

What are the dangers where you’re heading? Most travelers will encounter only minor health problems, but knowing and understanding possible hazards is fundamental to preventing them. Learn how to prevent snake bites, hypothermia, and snow blindness from OUP's interactive World Hazard Map.

The hypothesis of this diary is that fracking and/or fracking injection wells cause shallow earthquakes which cause more damage to structures than deeper quakes. The Keystone XL Pipeline's proposed ...

The Tornado Alley is the most dangerous place in the USA to get hit by a major tornado. Learn more about the Tornado Alley and the Dixie Alley in contiguous US.

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After 30 years, no one is quite sure when Hawaii’s Mauna Loa will erupt again. History warns us that the volcano’s current silence is anomalous, and the odds are good that it will reawaken within the next couple of decades. So geologists are already taking steps — upgrading their monitoring tools and talking with the public — to prepare for another eruption.