This document provides information about geohazard maps and their use in identifying areas prone to landslides and flooding. It discusses the different colors used on geohazard maps to indicate susceptibility levels, and the associated actions people should take in each area during heavy rain. Specific questions are asked about identifying high, moderate, and low risk areas on sample maps, and determining the susceptibility levels for a school and individual homes. The document concludes with assignments for locating one's own home on a map and researching landslide classification systems.
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Landslide and Sinkhole - Part 1
This document provides information about geohazard maps and their use in identifying areas prone to landslides and flooding. It discusses the different colors used on geohazard maps to indicate susceptibility levels, and the associated actions people should take in each area during heavy rain. Specific questions are asked about identifying high, moderate, and low risk areas on sample maps, and determining the susceptibility levels for a school and individual homes. The document concludes with assignments for locating one's own home on a map and researching landslide classification systems.
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PRESENTED BY:
MARC ANTHONY R. SIBBALUCA
OBJECTIVE 1. Identify the different elements of a geohazard map; 2. Interpret geohazard maps provided by the Mines and Geosciences Bureau to identify areas prone to landslide and flooding; 3. Be aware of how geologically dynamic is the area in which they live in; OBJECTIVE 4. Be aware of the potential geohazards they are exposed to in their barangay; and 5. identify possible safe evacuation routes in case of landslides and floods. GEOHAZARD I. What are the different colors used to distinguish different areas in the map? II. What does each color mean regarding the susceptibility of an area for a specific hazard? FOR RAIN-INDUCED LANDSLIDE PRONE AREAS, THERE ARE THREE COLORS: Yellow: low susceptibility-less likely to be experience landslide; Be prepared. Green: moderately susceptible; be cautious. Red: highly susceptible; Be alert and ready to evacuate. FOR FLOOD-PRONE AREAS: Pink: Low to moderately susceptible. Be cautions. Violet: Highly susceptible; be alert and ready to evacuate. GEOHAZARD For each hazard and level of susceptibility, what actions should someone in a particular area take during periods of intense rain? Where are the areas of high susceptibility to landslides? What can you conclude regarding the topography of such areas? Where are the areas of moderate susceptibility to landslides? Where are the areas of low susceptibility to landslides? Where are the areas of high susceptibility to flooding? What can you conclude regarding the topography of such areas? Where are the areas of moderate to low susceptibility to flooding? What areas are considered generally safe during period of strong rain ? Is the school located in an area that is susceptible to rain-induced landslides? Is the school located in an area that is susceptible to floods? ASSIGNMENT (INDIVIDUAL) I. Obtain the approximate location of YOUR house in terms of coordinates? II. The approximate distance of your to the closest major road III. Is your house located in an area susceptible to rain-induced landslides? IV. Is your house located in an area susceptible to flooding? ASSIGNMENT (INDIVIDUAL) Kindly search about the following (print-out is allow, indicate the reference) I. Homeowners Guide to Landslides II. Varne’s Classification of Landslides (Classifies landslides according to material and type of movement) III. A review of the Classification of Landslides of the Flow type (explains the velocity scale).