Plate tectonics
This plate boundary occurs when plates move away from each other and can form mid-ocean ridges.
a divergent boundary
The wearing away (breaking down) of rock by water, wind or ice is called this.
Erosion
Removing trees from slopes can increase the likelihood of this hazard.
Landslide
Loss of homes and damage to infrastructure which create a substantial cost is an example of this type of impact.
economic impact
Building levees or enforcing building codes BEFORE a Natural Hazards happens in this stage.
MITIGATION
The I stands for
Identify (the pattern/trend)
Which values refers to the importance of a landscape based one beliefs or religion
Spiritual
This type of boundary forms volcanoes and deep ocean trenches when one plate is forced under another.
convergent boundary (subduction zone)
When sediment is dropped and builds up to form new landforms, this process is occurring.
deposition
Building houses on steep slopes increases risk because of this main factor.
- gravity pulling down the loose materials
- soil being destabilised when trees are cut down
Injury, death, and community displacement are examples of this impact type.
social impact
PEOPLE Practising evacuation drills is part of this stage.
PREPAREDNESS
Giving a statistic or data to support a pattern is called this part.
Example
Cultural value means landscapes become part of a group’s this.
Identity
This boundary involves plates sliding past each other, often causing earthquakes but not volcanoes.
transform boundary
The breaking down of rock in the same place without movement is called this.
weathering
Heavy rainfall increases landslide risk because soil becomes this.
saturated / waterlogged/ weak
Polluted rivers and destroyed ecosystems are examples of this.
Environmental impacts
Emergency services rescuing people during a disaster is this stage.
Response
adding to your response - why the pattern/trend is happening
EXPLAIN
the beauty of a landscape in called ____ value
aesthetic
Name one landform created by convergent plate collisions.
Mountains
Volcanos (volcanic islands )
deep ocean trenches
This coastal process can create cliffs, arches and stacks. (remember the cake)
wave erosion
This human activity can destabilise slopes by cutting into hillsides.
mining/ quarrying
S.E.EP stands for
Social Economic Environmental Political
Rebuilding homes and restoring services happens in this stage.
RECOVERY
If most volcanoes occur along plate boundaries, this would be _______ step in an IEE
Identify
Tourism is one major example of this type of landscape value.
Economic
At divergent boundaries on land, long cracks and valleys can form.
rift valleys
the name of the process when eroded materials from the earth are moved somewhere else
transportation
Planting vegetation on slopes can help reduce landslides because roots do this.
hold soil together / increase stability
Impacts can vary of how wealthy or not wealthy a country is this relates to the acronym
MECD and LEDC
Which two management strategies happen AFTER a Natural HAZARD has occurred
Response and recovery
A strong IEE paragraph must include data because it does this.
supports the trend/pattern identified
Mount Fuji is the most photograph mountain in the world. it is very important to the beliefs of Japanese religions. Mount Fuji generates over 6 million dollars in tourism fees each year. it is featured many paints, postcards and videos of Japan.
How is Mount fuji valued?
ALL OF THEM (places can have multiple values)