Hazard & Disaster Flashcards
(55 cards)
threat or harm that has potential to cause damage
ex. injury, destruction of properties and etc
Hazard
name the types of hazards
- natural hazard
- man-made hazard
naturally occurring event that has potential to cause destruction
natural hazard
earthquakes are _____
typhoons are ______
geological, hydrometeorological
due to human activities that bring harm
man-made hazard
man-made hazard is also referred to as ___
anthropological hazard
created to inflict harm to society, like terrorism and arson
sociological hazards
technological and industrial accidents, like structural collapse and chemical spills
technological hazards
event that causes widespread human, economic, environmental loss
event that cause a significant number of dead or missing people
disaster
specific to a location or condition of a community
disaster risk
enumerate the types of disasters
- natural disasters
- man-made disasters
devastating outcomes came from natural hazards
natural disasters
aka ___, destructions from man-made hazards
man-made disasters
effects of disasters
- primary effects
- secondary effects
- tertiary effects
direct situations arising from the disaster itself
primary effects
situations from primary effects
secondary effects
not experienced as a disaster is taking place, but felt some time after the disaster
tertiary effects
state the affected components
- people
- buildings and infrastructure
- economy
- environment
- ecosystem
after the disaster takes place the number of casualties are assessed, though actual number cannot be achieved
people
homes, buildings, and other infrastructures are essential components
buildings and infrastructures
involves all sectors of society such as businesses
economy
disasters can cause negative effects on soil, water, etc
environment
complex community involving the interaction of animals, plants, etc
ecosystem
perspective on disaster
- physical perspective
- psychological perspective
- sociocultural perspective
- economic perspective
- political perspective
- biological perspective