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Elements Typhoon Earthquake Landslide

Physical Low risk Low risk Little to no risk
 House is concrete  House is away  Away from the
and firm from falling rocks mountain
 Far away from that are from the  Flat ground
mountains and mountains
rivers, therefore  Since near the
less exposure to highway, far from
hazards falling debris
 Easier to escape  Since the house is
since near the concrete, many
highway places are safe
such as table
 Low probability of
tsunami because
distant from rivers
and oceans
 However, electric
posts may fall but
still low risk
Socioeconomi High risk High risk Low risk
c  No electric current  Disrupt works  If work is
to prevent further temporarily or agricultural, then
damage permanently due to the risk increases
 Fewer finances massive due to landslide,
 No work in the destructions therefore no
meantime  When roads are transportation and
ruined, no mode of communication
transportation with people in the
mountains
 If work is not
related to
agriculture, little to
no risk
Environmental Low risk High risk Little to no risk
 Countable plants,  Destruction of  Away from the
crops, and trees in roads means no mountain
an urban setting transportation of  Usually, no
food, medical landslide in a flat
supplies, etc. ground
Situation: Family in a concrete house near the
highway far from river and mountain
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Situation: Mountain climbers going up the slope

Elements Typhoon Earthquake Landslide

Physical High risk High risk High risk
 Falling rocks and  More exposed to  Steep ground,
trees present tall trees which therefore, rocks can
during typhoon may fall while fall easily
 More exposed to climbing  Land may cover the
rain, landslides, and  May lose balance mountain climbers
other hazards and may fall due to if large
 Difficult to escape sudden movement
of the mountain

Socioeconomi High risk High risk Medium risk

c  No work in the  Disrupt agricultural  If work is
meantime works temporarily agricultural, then
due to massive there is high risk
destructions because no
 Difficult transportation of
transportation agricultural-based
process materials
 If work is not
related to
agriculture, little to
no risk
Environmental High risk High risk High risk
 Destruction of  Fewer trees to  Destruction of
plants, trees, and protect the plants, trees, and
houses of different community houses of different
animals  Prone to flood, animals
pollution, and more
destruction of
properties
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Situation: Friends in an isolated beach

Elements Typhoon Earthquake Landslide
Physical High risk High risk Low risk
 More exposed to  If the earthquake  Little to no slope
rain, flash flood, is strong, can ground
flood, and related trigger deadly  Land may cover the
to water hazards tsunamis mountain climbers
 Difficult to escape  Destruction of if large
in an isolated beach properties, and
marine habitats

Socioeconomi High risk High risk Medium risk

c  No works related to  Disrupt agricultural  If work is marine-
resorts in the works temporarily based, then there is
meantime due to massive high risk because
destructions no transportation of
 Difficult agricultural-based
transportation materials
process  If work is not
related to marine,
little to no risk
Environmental Medium risk High risk Medium risk
 Destruction of  Most properties will  Destruction of
habitats be destructed due plants, trees, and
 Can create marine to earthquake and houses of different
debris tsunami animals
 Only a few trees
live near the ocean
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Elements Typhoon Earthquake Landslide

Physical High risk High risk Low risk
 House is nipa,  If the earthquake  Little to no slope
therefore, less firm is strong, can ground
compared to trigger deadly  Land may cover the
concrete houses tsunamis mountain climbers
 Prone to storm  Destruction of if large
surge houses, properties,
and marine
habitats

Socioeconomi Medium risk High risk Medium risk

c  No works related to  Disrupt agricultural  If work is marine-
resorts in the works temporarily based, then there is
meantime, due to massive a high risk because
however, fish are destructions no transportation of
present near the  Difficult agricultural-based
sea transportation materials
process  If work is not
related to marine,
little to no risk

Environmental Medium risk High risk Medium risk
 Destruction of  Most properties will  Destruction of
habitat be destructed due plants, trees, and
 Can create marine to earthquake and houses
debris tsunami
 Only a few trees
live near the ocean
Situation: Family in a nipa house near the sea
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Situation: Fisherman in an open sea

Elements Typhoon Earthquake Landslide
Physical High risk High risk No risk
 Since fishermen are  If the earthquake  There is no land or
in an open sea, is strong, can island in an open
difficult to escape trigger deadly sea
because the boat tsunamis
may get wrecked  Destruction of
 Prone to storm houses, properties,
surge, sea level and marine
rise, big tidal waves habitats

Socioeconomi Medium risk High risk High risk

c  No works related to  Disrupt agricultural  no transportation of
resorts in the works temporarily agricultural-based
meantime, due to massive materials due to
however, fish are destructions road wreckages
present near the  Difficult and destruction of
sea transportation properties
process
Environmental Medium risk High risk Medium risk
 Destruction of  Most properties will  Destruction of
habitat be destructed due plants, trees, and
 Can create marine to earthquake and houses
debris tsunami
 Only a few trees
live near the ocean
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Essay
Based on my research, storm surges are frequent in coastal areas. Therefore, I
suggest making concrete houses with at least 2m height of floor to prevent the water
coming, and with most of the house covered with stones, bricks, and woods to hinder
the destruction of properties. I also suggest keeping the trees there because they are
one of the barriers in the area. However, when a strong earthquake reaches this area,
there can be a tsunami. With this, I suggest making a sea wall, of about 25m above sea
level. The sea wall can prevent water from entering the coastal area. This area also
needs a mode of transportation. Therefore, I suggest making short roads leading to the
nearest city without damaging any natural resources for evacuation purposes. I also
recommend building health care centers for emergency purposes.