The document discusses three key topics about landslides:
1) It provides two examples of recent landslides in Cagayan de Oro City in the Philippines, noting their locations, causes (heavy rainfall in one case and flooding in the other), and damages/casualties.
2) It explains how human activities like mining, poor road/building construction, inadequate drainage, and deforestation can influence landslide development by exposing soil and altering slopes and drainage patterns.
3) It recommends traditional engineering approaches to mitigate rainfall-induced landslide risk like stabilizing slopes, installing impermeable coatings, and draining landslide-prone areas, as well as engaging engineers for site-
The document discusses three key topics about landslides:
1) It provides two examples of recent landslides in Cagayan de Oro City in the Philippines, noting their locations, causes (heavy rainfall in one case and flooding in the other), and damages/casualties.
2) It explains how human activities like mining, poor road/building construction, inadequate drainage, and deforestation can influence landslide development by exposing soil and altering slopes and drainage patterns.
3) It recommends traditional engineering approaches to mitigate rainfall-induced landslide risk like stabilizing slopes, installing impermeable coatings, and draining landslide-prone areas, as well as engaging engineers for site-
The document discusses three key topics about landslides:
1) It provides two examples of recent landslides in Cagayan de Oro City in the Philippines, noting their locations, causes (heavy rainfall in one case and flooding in the other), and damages/casualties.
2) It explains how human activities like mining, poor road/building construction, inadequate drainage, and deforestation can influence landslide development by exposing soil and altering slopes and drainage patterns.
3) It recommends traditional engineering approaches to mitigate rainfall-induced landslide risk like stabilizing slopes, installing impermeable coatings, and draining landslide-prone areas, as well as engaging engineers for site-
Location Cause Damages Casualty 1. Sacred Heart Mostly caused by the The Zayas landslide has Village, Zone 8, Sitio amount of heavy rainfall in partially damaged the wall Zayas, Brgy. the area. According to the of the classroom from news, heavy rainfall, Sacred Heart Village Carmen, Cagayan de particularly after a lengthy school. Oro City period of dry weather, causes a landslide. 2. Macanhan, According to reports, the After the landslide Barangay Carmen, landslide was triggered by damaged hundreds of Cagayan de Oro flooding on the same steep homes, three individuals hillside, making the soil were injured, including a loose and prone to giving one-year-old kid. Because away at any moment. of the soil, which is known to be likely to give up, 14 households residing in the same area were evacuated. Sources: ● Landslide occurred at Sacred Heart Village, Sitio Zayas, carmen,Cagayan de Oro City. Mines and Geosciences Bureau Region X. (2011, January 27). Retrieved November 16, 2021, from https://region10.mgb.gov.ph/landslide-occurred-at-sacred-heart-village-sitio- zayas-carme ncagayan-de-oro-city/. ● From a report by Primy Cane, ABS-CBN News Northern Mindanao. (2012, December 6). 3 injured in CDO landslide. ABS-CBN News. https://news.abs-cbn.com/nation/regions/12/05/12/3-injured-cdo-landslide 2. How do human activities influence landslide development? Certain occurrences may cause changes to the land's structure. They employ mining-like operations that might result in soil formation and expose some areas to the danger of rock or dirt slides. The fate of landslides may be influenced by human actions. Many human-caused landslides can be prevented or avoided. They are commonly harmed by the construction of roads and constructions with inadequate slope grading, poorly planned drainage alterations, and the disturbance of earlier landslides. Some behaviors, such as dumping waste around and not caring for the environment, or even tree cutting that creates floods, might result in landslides. 3. What suggestions can you recommend to reduce the risk of rainfall- inducedlandslides? Traditional methods of preventing landslides caused by rain include using wall panels and ground anchors to stabilize dangerous slopes. Impermeable coatings are also used to keep water out of landslides by directing surface water away from them, draining landslide-prone groundwater streams, and limiting watering on the soil's surface. I would recommend that the barangay authorities engage an engineer to assess the area and advise them on what should be done in the landslide area. I would advise you to plant trees. Those who chop down trees are subject to repercussions and fines.