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DRRR REVIEWER Flood - Temporary overflow of water on dry

land.
5 types of floods
HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL 1. Coastal flood
2. River flood
HAZARD 3. Urban Flood
4. Flash Flood
Hydrometeorology - study of transfer of 5. Pluvial Flood
water and energy between the land surface
and the lower portion of the atmosphere Weather tools - Temperature

Hydrometeorological Hazards - Thermometer - consists of a glass tube


phenomenon of atmospheric, hydrological, filled with a liquid that expands or contracts
or oceanographic nature that may cause with changes in temperature
loss of life, injury and other impacts. Thermograph - Measures temperature
continuously in a graphing paper, using
Precipitation - forms of water that fall from infrared
the atmosphere and reach the earth. Mercurial Barometer - Balances the
Forms of precipitation mercury using height, millibars, millimeters,
1. Rain inches of mercury
2. Snow Aneroid Barometer - Expands and
3. Sleet contracts with increasing pressure. As it
4. Freezing Rain moves it pulls or pushes the pointer
5. Hail Barograph - records the barometric
pressure over time in a form of graph
Typhoon - Severe weather disturbance
characterized by strong winds and heavy
Weather tools - Atmospheric
rains which revolve around a central LPA
pressure
Thunderstorm - rain showers accompanied
by thunder and lightning Sling psychrometer - A dry wet bulb
Types of thunderstorms (by contains mercury which measure
location and reason for air rise) atmospheric pressure relative to humidity
1. Orographic Hygrometer - Uses organic material
2. Air Mass (human hair) indicator for result of humidity
3. Frontal
Weather tools - measuring
Types of thunderstorms (by
structured)
precipitation
1. Single cell
2. Multi cell 8-inch rain gauge - collector funnel for
3. Supercel precipitations
Tipping Bucket - Once the bucket is full it ● Caused by shear stress
is automatically measured by volume by Lateral Spreads - characterized by lateral
number of tips extension movements in a fractured mass

Weather tools - Monitoring Causes of landslides


Clouds
1. Water
Ceiling Light Projector - Projects a small 2. Seismic Activities
beam of light vertically onto the clouds 3. Volcanic Activities
base, Measuring the elevation, position.
Ceiling Balloon - Filled with hydrogen
released to the atmosphere to measure Ground Subsidence - Gradual Settling or
height of the clouds. sudden sinking of the earth's surface owing
to subsurface movement of earth materials
Sinkholes - Natural Depression or hole in
LANDSLIDES - Downslope movement of the surface caused by the karst processes
mass of rock, debris, mud, or soil due to or chemical dissolution of carbonate rocks.
gravity Coastal Erosion - wearing away of the
Rotational - Occur where more resistant coastal land or beaches, mainly by the
rocks founder over underlying weaker rocks. impact of destructive waves along the
Translational - Downslope movement of shearline.
materials that occur along a distinctive Main Causes of coastal erosion
surface of weakness (fault or joint). 1. Corrasion
Block - A translational slide that occur when 2. Abrasion
large and relatively intact slabs of rock or 3. Hydraulic Action
earth are rapidly transported downslope.
Rock Fall - landslides that involve the
collapse of materials from a cliff or steep
slope.
Topple - failures that involve the forward Fire - the rapid oxidation of a material in the
rotation and movement of a mass of rock, exothermic chemical process of combustion
earth or debris out of a slope that occur Fuel - any material that can be burned such
around a plot or axis. as solid, liquid or gas.
Debris Flow - a kind of rapid mass Heat - an energy that flows through object
movement in which loose soil, rock, organic Oxygen - an element main component for
matter, air, and water mobilized slurry that combustion in a chemical reaction
flows down slope.
Debris Avalanche - a large-scale landslide
that travels at high speed of up to 100m/s
that can flow for distances of 10 km or more
Creep - imperceptibility of slow, steady,
downward movement of slope-forming soil
or rock.

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