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JPLSHS SCIENCE PROJECT

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(1) PROJECT PROFILE
Project Title: The most severe and destructive earthquake in the philippines and its input in its
economy
Names of Project Proponent/s:

Region: NCR Division: Quezon City

School: Jose P. Laurel Grade Level: Grade 10

Project Duration (number of months):

Email:

Contact number:

(2) CATEGORY OF RESEARCH (4) THEME

/ Earth Science Food Safety
Life Science Water Conservation
Robotics and intelligent Machines Renewable Energy
Mathematics and Computational Cyber Security
Sciences (3) Traffic / Road
Individual Congestion
Team Health
Disaster Mitigation
Agriculture and
Environment.
Others (please
specify)
(5) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (not to exceed 200 words)

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(6) INTRODUCTION
Earth sciences are the fields of study concerned with the solid Earth, its waters,
and the air that envelops it. They include the geologic, hydrologic, and
atmospheric sciences with the broad aim of understanding Earth's present
features and past evolution and using this knowledge to benefit humankind

A typical earthquake reduces GDP per capita by 1.6% eight years later, with
substantial heterogeneity by country categories. In particular, low and middle-
income countries experience the greatest long-run economic damages while
high-income countries may even experience some positive “building back
better” effects

With a greater understanding of the causes and effects of earthquakes and how
they impact buildings, infrastructure, and society itself, we may be able to
reduce damage and loss of life from this destructive phenomenon
 (6.1) RATIONALE/SIGNIFICANCE (not to exceed 300 words)
Natural disasters such as floods, typhoons, hurricanes, and especially
earthquakes inflict serious damage and so seem to be bad for the economy.
Studying earthquakes also helps us predict where they are likely to happen
and prevent large number of casualties.
By analyzing records of earthquakes, this research has identified a series of
important research priorities for further regional work in order to understand
and quantify the hazard.
We hope by understanding the effects of earthquakes and other calamities to
the economy, we will strive to better understand or how to prevent casualties
in the future to help the people survive and see a brighter tomorrow.

(6.2) SCIENTIFIC BASIS/THEORETICAL

FRAMEWORK/MATHEMATICAL THEORY INVOLVED

The consequences of calamities especially earthquakes are

devastating such as lost of loved ones, breaking of the earth's crust by
(divergent, convergent and sliding of the tectonic plates ), destroyed
houses and so on.

A typical earthquake reduces GDP per capita by 1.6% eight years later,
with substantial heterogeneity by country categories. In particular, low
and middle-income countries experience the greatest long-run
economic damages while high-income countries may even experience
some positive “building back better” effects

Conceptual Framework
INPUT
Identifying the residents that experienced
the disaster.
PROCESS
Construct questions and put it in a
 questionnaire.
Print copies of the questionnaire.

Survey the residents that experienced the

most severe and destructive earthquake
and its input in their economy.
OUTPUT
Their experience on the disaster and how
they plan to overcome it.

(6.3) OBJECTIVES
 This research proposal's objective is to know the effects or consequences of the most

severe and destructive earthquake that occurred in the philippines.

Meaning, we will:

- Recognize the damage of the most severe and destructive earthquake that

occurred.

- Gather the information of the effects of the earthquake.

- Acknowledge or know how the Filipino's in the area that experienced the

earthquake overcame the hurdles of the disaster.

 (7) REVIEW or LITERATURE

At 4:19 am (local time) at august 02 1968 on earthquake with on intensity of VIII

at the rossi forel intensity scale rocked the town of casiguran aurora in the
philippines

Magnitude of ms 7.3 mb 5:9 by (ISC)

Intensity VIII casuguran, Quezon

Intensity VII manila and palaran

Intensity VI baler, Quezon city tuguegarao, aparri, Baguio, Dagupan, Iba ,

Cabanatuan alabat

Intensity V tarlac, Ambulong Infanta, jomalig

Intensity IV legaspi, lucena calapan, aurora, laoag catarman, virac

Intensity III romblon vigan

The intesity scale used in these reports was the adopted rossi forel earthquake
intensity scale of I-IX

Casualties
268 was killed and 260 was injured in the manila (Ruby Tower) 1 injured in
manila (Sta. Ana tenement house) 1 killed in aurora sub province and in guagua
pampanga. Totalling in 270 persons killed and 261 persons injured
 (8) METHODOLOGY

Our:

- First step involves preparing a questionnaire that will allow us to determine the after effects

of the earthquake.

- Second step involves picking and interviewing the victims that suffered that were affected by

this earthquake.

- Last step is gathering the answers and transfer it into the research proposal.
 EXPECTED

With a greater understanding of the causes and effects of

earthquakes and how they impact buildings, infrastructure, and
society itself, we may be able to reduce damage and loss of life from
this destructive phenomenon

(9) EXPECTED OUTPUTS AND POTENTIAL IMPACTS

The livelihood of the Earth can be appreciated in part through the study of
earthquakes and other natural phenomena. It is by the knowledge we gain from
studying earthquakes that we can start to understand their impact on societies
and to find ways to mitigate damage
 (10) WORK PLAN AND TARGET DELIVERABLES

WORKPLAN

Monday - Formulate the questions of the surveys

Tuesday - Compile all the information acquired

Wednesday - Review and analyze the acquired information

Thursday and Friday - Discuss and schedule the activities

Saturday and Sunday - Execute the planned activities

(11) REFERENCES

INTERNET ARTICLES:

https://www.phivolcs.dost.gov.ph/index.php/17-earthquake/39-1968-august-02-casiguran-
earthquake