Anuj Project 2
Anuj Project 2
KALWAR ROAD
INFORMATICS PRACTICES
CLASS: - Xii A3
PROJECT FILE
SESSION 2022-23
STUDENT DETAILS
STUDENT NAME: -
ANUJ MUNDHRA
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that AnUJ MUNDHRA, student of
class XII A3 has successfully completed the research
on the project “Analysis of Covid-19 impact on India
using Data Visualization” under the guidance of Miss
MANISHA NARUKA during the year 2022-23
Teacher signature: -
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Floods are the most frequent type of natural disaster and occur when an
overflow of water submerges land that is usually dry. Floods are often caused
by heavy rainfall, rapid snowmelt or a storm surge from a tropical cyclone or
tsunami in coastal areas.
Flash floods are caused by rapid and excessive rainfall that raises water heights
quickly, and rivers, streams, channels or roads may be overtaken.
River floods are caused when consistent rain or snow melt forces a river
to exceed capacity.
Coastal floods are caused by storm surges associated with tropical
cyclones and tsunami.
Between 80-90% of all documented disasters from natural hazards during the
past 10 years have resulted from floods, droughts, tropical
cyclones, heat waves and severe storms. Floods are also increasing in
frequency and intensity, and the frequency and intensity of extreme
precipitation is expected to continue to increase due to climate change.
Floods and disaster in India
According to the National Emergency Response Centre
(NDMI), on 9-10 September, at least 13 people died,
almost 1,400 have been affected and more than 1,200
evacuated across the States of Assam, Gujarat,
Karnataka, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Uttarakhand
and Uttar Pradesh. Since the beginning of the rainy
season, almost 1,800 people had died, 89 remained
missing, more than 1,100 had been injured and 1.3
million people had been evacuated. (ECHO, 9 Sep 2022)