Earthquake

EARTHQUAKES Objective: To define and discuss earthquakes and its effects.      Earthquakes are a major catastrophe and can be a big threat to human lives. To understand earthquakes you must have a clear definition, know its mechanisms, be able to recognize the size and dynamics and understand its effects: I.     Definition of Earthquake a.     Earthquake b.     Tsunamis c.     Landslides

Earthquake 1974 Mark Rodson the director of the action, drama and thriller movie uses special effect to show the reality of an earthquake that hits the residents of Los Angeles (LA). Capturing the occurrence of the earthquake and its effects on the people. Earthquake (1974) is an intriguing movie accomplished with the use mechanical and visual special effects. The movie included the use of puppets, mat paintings and rear projection to bring the scenes to live. The first practical effect that caught

The supervolcano in Yellowstone had an earthquake swarm that hit more than 1,200 events. Most park roads in yellowstone are closed for the season because of safety precaution this event and there are currently 1,284 tremors. Together with frequent earthquakes, vigorous hydrothermal activity, and abundant emissions of volcanic gases, relatively slow movements of the ground surface attest to ongoing activity in the vast magmatic-tectonic system beneath Yellowstone National Park. Imperceptible to the

Chile suffers from natural disasters, such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic activity. This is because Chile is in the “Ring of Fire” which is where many pieces of the earth, called tectonic plates, rub together causing earthquakes, volcanic activity, and tsunamis, which are a product of earthquakes. Chile has had to change and adapt to these deadly events for many years. They have become more advanced in ways to endure these natural disasters. Chile has adapted to the presence of natural disasters

such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic activity. Although we have known about these risks for many years and have experienced many disasters of varying scales, people living in these known disaster zones still do not prepare. Earthquake drills are usually drills people participate in to streamline evacuation practices implemented by emergency service personnel, but offer little value to participants. The purpose of this research is to investigate the influence of regular earthquake drills or

People tremble when they hear the word; destruction, and tragedy: all words that come to mind when “earthquake” is heard. Earthquake is a natural calamity that has the power to destroy human lives in a few seconds; it is responsible for the huge damage to living and non-living things. It occurs without warning and can cause millions of money in destruction and deaths and also it is one of the most unpredictable and devastating occurrences Mother Nature dishes out. There is a sudden slip in the earth’s

and doing their own thing. Children were playing and running around with their friends having a good time. You could almost say it was a perfect day… almost. About 17 years earlier, there was an earthquake that caused major damage to the area but nobody realized a worse disaster was on its way. The earthquake caused movement to the earth that started a flow of events that led to the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. Although the eruption caught people off guard, the signs had been coming for years. Archeological

PART I INTRODUCTION AIM The aim of this report is to describe the Newcastle earthquake and identify its social, physical and economic effects on the community. The event in detail, major effects, how the event was caused, the effects on the communities property, people, infrastructure and economy, will all be addressed in this report. Also the long term planning implications, preventative measures, preparedness, response implications, and well as recovery implications will covered and described

tracking earthquake activity in Ohio (Geosurvey.ohiodnr.gov, 2015). Earthquake Hazard Program of U.S. Geological Survey also serves the purpose of earthquake monitoring (Earthquake.usgs.gov, 2015). According to the Earthquake Track, there have been 4 earthquakes in the past 4 years. The strongest earthquake in Ohio was the Anna earthquake. It hit on 9th March, 1937 with a 5.4 magnitude. There have been earthquakes in the nearby areas of Cleveland. In terms of magnitude, two earthquakes: Painesville

Earthquakes Main Causes Earthquakes are the vibrations caused by rocks breaking from them being pushed together. The underground surface along which the rock breaks and moves is called a fault. An earthquake is the result of a quick release of energy in the Earth's crust that causes waves of vibrations, this is known as seismic waves. Earthquakes in Australia are usually caused by movements along faults in the Earth’s crust. Earthquakes are usually caused when rock underground suddenly breaks