 HAZARD MAPPING

AND RISK
ASSESSMENT

 WILLIAM EDZAR B. LIPIT

 QPDRRMC- ERT
HOW MANY SQUARE ARE THERE?
HAZARD
Phenomena that pose threat to people , structures
or economicassets and which may cause disaster.

VUNERABILITY
Degree of loss (0% to 100%) resulting from
potential damaging phenomenon

RISK
Is the probability of meeting danger or suffering
harm or loss.
Hazard Mapping:
Is the process of identifying and
displaying the spatial variation of
events or physical condition.
e.g.
potential ground shaking
flood plains, hazmat sites, etc.
HAZARD ASSESSMENT
The probability or change of an
event occuring in a particular area
based on geological evidence,
historical data, and projections
derived from theoretical analysis.
RISK ASSESSMENT
The risk assessment defines the
nature and severity of the risk
problems through two primary
steps.
RISK IDENTIFICATION
RISK ANALYSIS
RISK IDENTIFICATION
Focuses on four tasks:
Clarifying stakeholder risk management goals and
objectives.
Identifying what exposures are necessary to
accomplish those goals and objectives.
Identifying potential hazards
Assessing the vulnerability of identified exposure to
the potential hazard.
RISK ANALYSIS
Examines the significance of
identified risks on the community’s
capability to achieve defined goals and
objectives. Gaps in understanding the
nature of the hazard and uncertainties
in expected hazard impacts lead to less
accurate risk assessments.
RISK EVALUATION
Is a processs for evaluating what
to do about the risk, including
evaluating the feasibility of
possible risk interventions.
GEOGRAPHIC HAZARD MAPPING
What to do?
Draw a SPOT- MAP of your community .
(roads, mountain, hills, ricefield, sea, creek, rivers,
bridges, communication lines, electric grids, etc.)
After drawing all the lifelines, draw all the
structures in your community. (Houses,
Buildings, Church,etc)
Identify the hazards that probably occur in
your community.
VULNERABLE
POPULATION

1,200 FAMILIES
543 CHLDREN
670 WOMEN
4 HANDICAPPED
30 SENIOR CITIZENS
VULNERABLE
LIFELINE

WATER SYSTEM
ELECTRICAL LINES
COMMUNCATION LINE
HAZARDS MATRIX MAKING
AREAS MOST POPULATION AT LIFELINES AT RISK SOURCE OF INFRASTRUCTURES STRUCTURES MOST
LIKELY AFFECTED RISK LIVELIHOOD MOST MOST LIKELY LIKELY AFFECTED
LIKELY AFFECTED AFFECTED

HAZARD A
FLOOD

COASTAL AREAS 25 FAMILIES ALONG SEA AND RIVER FISHING , RIVER THE MATIKAS HOUSES, BRGY.
THE COAST AND 15 ROUTES ETC. TRADING , ETC. BRIDGE NEAR THE HALL
FAMS ALONG COAST
MATSIKAS RIVER

HAZARD B ,
lANDSLIDE

SITIO MATAO, 30 FAMILIES ROADS, CREEKS, VEGETABLE COMMUNICATION HOUSES , B.

BRGY BAOG LIVING IN FOOT VEGETATION,ETC TRDG. LIVESTOCK TOWER HALL, PIG FENCES
OF MT. ,
MATAMBOK
RISK ASSESSMENT
HAZARDS LOCATION RISK
HIGH MODERATE LOW
Whoever you are, wherever you live, there is
something you can do to help:

Donate Your Time!

 DISASTER RISK REDUCTION &
MGT. CAPABILITIES
HUMAN RESOURCE
NAME DESIGNATION/ CONTACT SERVICES REMARKS
POSITION
NUMBER
Maximus Cmdr. Of the 09204040604 Disaster Available
Desmus ARMY in the Incident
Aurelius South Consultant
Hon. Henry M. Governor ? Disaster Mgt. Available
Buzar Consultant

Freeman Yo ERT- Leader ? RESCUE Available

AFP, PNP, BFP, Chiefs ? Peace and Available

PCG..etc Order/
RESCUE
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION & MGT.
CAPACITIES
INVENTORY OF EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT QUANTITY DESCRIPTION REMARKS

Medical Services 3 Ambulance & ERV serviceable

Jeep & MultiCab

Digging Equipment 200 Piko, Pala 50% are serviceable

Transport 10 Dump Trucks All are in running

Equipment condition

Communication 55 Base and Portable All are in good

Equipment Radios, Telephones condition
 Continuation………..
EQUIPMENT QUANTITY DESCRIPTION REMARKS

Road Clearing 5 Pay Loader, All are in running

Equipment Bulldozer etc. condition
Water Life Raft 200 Bancas, Speedboat All are in good
and Rubber Boats condition
PPE 300 Helmets, Boots, All are in good
Personnel Protective
Equipments
Raincoats, Gloves, condition
Emergency 5 Generator In running
Electricity Supply condition
Emergency ? Medicines, FA Kits 70% are available
Medical Supplies Etc.
ETC.
COUNTER DISASTER PLAN
 is a plan that outlines all mitigating and posible
courses of action not only when a disaster occurs but
also when preparing for a posible disaster so that the
effect would not be immense.
 the pupose of planning is to anticipate future
situations and requirements, thus, ensuring the
application of effective and coordinated counter
measures.
ELEMENTS OF CDP
INTRODUCTION
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
COORDINATING INSTRUCTIONS
RESOURCES
REPORTING AND RECORDING
UPDATING OF PLANS
 PLANNING TABLE
OBJECTIVE TARGET TIMEFRAME PERSON RESOURCES
ACTIVITY BENEFICIARIES NEEDED
RESPONSIBLE

MAKE A TO MINIMIZE
DISASTER LOSS OF LIVES ALL RES. APRIL ALL MEMBER Definitely TIME
PREPAREDNESS AND PROPERTIES
OF BRGY. 2011 OF BDRRMC
PLANS
10
PLANS,ORGANIZE TO MITIGATE THE LCE’S AND
S, LEAD & THE IMPACT OF MUNICIPALIT
JULY 2011 MEMBERS OF
Definitely TIME
CONTROL THE DISASTER
RISK MGT
Y OF HANDA MDRRMC
Successful PLANNING is possible,
thanks to many
voluntary organizations
and caring people,

like YOU!
 GOOD DAY!

“ CIVIL DEFENSE IS
EVERYBODY RESPONSIBILITY”

SO OTHERS MAY LIVE