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Module 3: Signs of Other
Related Geological Hazards
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
After going through this module, you are
expected to:
Recognize signs of impending geologic hazards.
Explain the mechanism underlying each of the
common signs.
Appreciate the importance of knowing different
geological hazards.
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
Activity 1: Increase or Decrease
Directions: Determine the correct relationship
between the statements below by choosing the best
answer inside the parentheses.
1. The presence of more plants (increases,
decreases) the vulnerability of an area to
landslides.
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
Activity 1: Increase or Decrease
Directions: Determine the correct relationship
between the statements below by choosing the best
answer inside the parentheses.
2. High and frequent rainfall (increases, decreases)
The occurrence of a geologic hazard.
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
Activity 1: Increase or Decrease
Directions: Determine the correct relationship
between the statements below by choosing the best
answer inside the parentheses.
3. Earthquake on an uphill area (increases, decreases)
exposure to landslides.
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
Activity 1: Increase or Decrease
Directions: Determine the correct relationship
between the statements below by choosing the best
answer inside the parentheses.
4. Extremely dry weather can (increase, decrease) the
occurrence of sinkholes.
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND
RISK REDUCTION
Activity 1: Increase or Decrease
Directions: Determine the correct relationship
between the statements below by choosing the best
answer inside the parentheses.
5. Heat during a wild fire (increases, decreases) the
hydrophobic capacity of the soil.
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
Activity 1: Increase or Decrease
Directions: Determine the correct relationship
between the statements below by choosing the best
answer inside the parentheses.
6. The decrease in size of the void underneath
the ground (increases, decreases) the size of the
sinkhole.
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
Activity 1: Increase or Decrease
Directions: Determine the correct relationship
between the statements below by choosing the best
answer inside the parentheses.
7. The presence of clay (increases, decreases) the
occurrence of a landslide.
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
Activity 1: Increase or Decrease
Directions: Determine the correct relationship
between the statements below by choosing the best
answer inside the parentheses.
8. A broken water pipe underneath a residential
area can (increase, decrease) internal erosion.
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
Activity 1: Increase or Decrease
Directions: Determine the correct relationship
between the statements below by choosing the best
answer inside the parentheses.
9. Damp soil (increases, decreases) the surface
tension of the particles.
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
Activity 1: Increase or Decrease
Directions: Determine the correct relationship
between the statements below by choosing the best
answer inside the parentheses.
10. Water-saturated soil (increases, decreases) pore
spaces between the soil particles.
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
Activity 2: Explain your answer.
Directions: Make a brief explanation for each of the following questions.
1. Based on the bad experiences of people during landslides or sinkholes, do you
think people were ready when they encountered them?
2.What were the noticeable signs that there would be a landslide or a sinkhole?
3. Did the PHIVOLCS give warning to the people about the possible dangers of a
landslide or sinkhole in your area?
4. What do you think are the signs of an impending landslide or sinkhole? Why do
you think it is essential to have signs for an impending landslide or sinkhole?
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
SIGNS OF
IMPENDING
LANDSLIDE OR
SINKHOLE
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
SIGNS OF IMPENDING
LANDSLIDE
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
SIGNS OF IMPENDING LANDSLIDE OR SINKHOLE
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
WARNING SIGNS OF AN IMPENDING LANDSLIDE
1.Earlier landslide as indicator
If there’s frequent occurrence of landslides in a section, it implies that the soil in
this area is weak and has unstable geology; thus, more susceptible to
landslides. This may be caused by lack of vegetation, weathering, erosion, etc.
Multiple landslide events within the same place are retrogressive, piecemeal, or
reactivated.
A reactivated landslide is when an old, semi-stable landslide changed
something, causing a new collapse at the same place.
Inspecting an area of an old landslide for scarps and deposits is a
clear indicator that a landslide will reactivate. This is also a sure sign that much
of the region's underlying geology is fragile and vulnerable to landslides.
SIGNS OF IMPENDING LANDSLIDE OR SINKHOLE
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
2. Tension cracks
 These are caused by the stress and friction produced by geologic materials moving apart
which forms steep lines of cracks in the terrain.
 Tension cracks above an existing landslide can hint at a future reactivation.
 These cracks are located on higher elevated ground.
 Cracks that are found on flat terrain are caused by fault movement and not landslide
indicators.
SIGNS OF IMPENDING LANDSLIDE OR SINKHOLE
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
3. Things Moving
 Deformation and movement of non-living objects not caused by human
manipulation can also indicate a landslide.
 The most common of these is that trees are bending up in a J-curve as a sign
that the ground slips out from underneath them.
 A patch of angled forest on a slope or J-curved trees somewhere can be a good
indicator that the ground is less solid than it seems.
 No longer closing properly, or broken utilities
 This motion can be slow or rapid. Rapid landslides are results of sudden
collapse of a slope. This happens in terrains that are steeper uphill. Indicators
of slow landslides are categorized by movement of floor tiles, deformation of
door frames which causes difficulty in closing and opening the door, and
broken electric posts, gas, water and sewage pipes.
 Creaking and cracking can also be warning signs.
SIGNS OF IMPENDING LANDSLIDE OR SINKHOLE
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISAST
4. Water Doing Something Different
 There are obvious changes in water flow.
 Springs, seep, or wet ground may appear on a seemingly dry terrain. Similarly,
unexpected withdrawal of water also indicates the same. Water causes
alteration of the pressure within the slopes of a terrain.
 A debris flow is a very wet, very mobile landslide, where water is loaded with
trees, mud, rock, and everything else caught in the current. Low water level
precedes the arrival of the debris flow surge.
SIGNS OF IMPENDING
SINKHOLE
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
SIGNS OF IMPENDING SINKHOLE
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
 Trees or fence posts that tilt or fall
 Foundations that slant
 New small ponds that appear after rain
 Cracks in the ground
 Sudden drainage of a pond
 Rapid appearance of a hole in the ground
 Dips, depressions, slopes that appear in a yard
SIGNS OF IMPENDING SINKHOLE
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
 Dead patches of grass or plants
 Sinkholes in the neighborhood
 Wilted vegetation in a limited area
 Well water that is discolored or contaminated with debris
 Cracking or buckling of home’s concrete slab
 Presence of odd bugs like slugs, centipedes in homes
 Earthly odor in home after rain
 New or widening cracks
 Separation between walls and ceiling or floors
SIGNS OF IMPENDING SINKHOLE
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
 Separation between walls and ceiling or floors
 Cracks around door and window frames
 Cracked grout between tiles
 Cracked tiles
 Stair step cracks in blocks or bricks
 Uneven floors, warping of hardwood, bulging or sagging sections
 Doors or windows that don’t open or close easily
 Cracks in sheetrock near doors or windows
BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS-
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK
REDUCTION
THANK
YOU!

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SIGNS OF OTHER RELATED GEOLOGICAL HAZARDS.pptx

  • 1. Module 3: Signs of Other Related Geological Hazards BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 2. After going through this module, you are expected to: Recognize signs of impending geologic hazards. Explain the mechanism underlying each of the common signs. Appreciate the importance of knowing different geological hazards. BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 3. Activity 1: Increase or Decrease Directions: Determine the correct relationship between the statements below by choosing the best answer inside the parentheses. 1. The presence of more plants (increases, decreases) the vulnerability of an area to landslides. BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 4. Activity 1: Increase or Decrease Directions: Determine the correct relationship between the statements below by choosing the best answer inside the parentheses. 2. High and frequent rainfall (increases, decreases) The occurrence of a geologic hazard. BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 5. Activity 1: Increase or Decrease Directions: Determine the correct relationship between the statements below by choosing the best answer inside the parentheses. 3. Earthquake on an uphill area (increases, decreases) exposure to landslides. BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 6. Activity 1: Increase or Decrease Directions: Determine the correct relationship between the statements below by choosing the best answer inside the parentheses. 4. Extremely dry weather can (increase, decrease) the occurrence of sinkholes. BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 7. Activity 1: Increase or Decrease Directions: Determine the correct relationship between the statements below by choosing the best answer inside the parentheses. 5. Heat during a wild fire (increases, decreases) the hydrophobic capacity of the soil. BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 8. Activity 1: Increase or Decrease Directions: Determine the correct relationship between the statements below by choosing the best answer inside the parentheses. 6. The decrease in size of the void underneath the ground (increases, decreases) the size of the sinkhole. BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 9. Activity 1: Increase or Decrease Directions: Determine the correct relationship between the statements below by choosing the best answer inside the parentheses. 7. The presence of clay (increases, decreases) the occurrence of a landslide. BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 10. Activity 1: Increase or Decrease Directions: Determine the correct relationship between the statements below by choosing the best answer inside the parentheses. 8. A broken water pipe underneath a residential area can (increase, decrease) internal erosion. BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 11. Activity 1: Increase or Decrease Directions: Determine the correct relationship between the statements below by choosing the best answer inside the parentheses. 9. Damp soil (increases, decreases) the surface tension of the particles. BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 12. Activity 1: Increase or Decrease Directions: Determine the correct relationship between the statements below by choosing the best answer inside the parentheses. 10. Water-saturated soil (increases, decreases) pore spaces between the soil particles. BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 13. Activity 2: Explain your answer. Directions: Make a brief explanation for each of the following questions. 1. Based on the bad experiences of people during landslides or sinkholes, do you think people were ready when they encountered them? 2.What were the noticeable signs that there would be a landslide or a sinkhole? 3. Did the PHIVOLCS give warning to the people about the possible dangers of a landslide or sinkhole in your area? 4. What do you think are the signs of an impending landslide or sinkhole? Why do you think it is essential to have signs for an impending landslide or sinkhole? BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 14. SIGNS OF IMPENDING LANDSLIDE OR SINKHOLE BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 15. SIGNS OF IMPENDING LANDSLIDE BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 16. SIGNS OF IMPENDING LANDSLIDE OR SINKHOLE BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION WARNING SIGNS OF AN IMPENDING LANDSLIDE 1.Earlier landslide as indicator If there’s frequent occurrence of landslides in a section, it implies that the soil in this area is weak and has unstable geology; thus, more susceptible to landslides. This may be caused by lack of vegetation, weathering, erosion, etc. Multiple landslide events within the same place are retrogressive, piecemeal, or reactivated. A reactivated landslide is when an old, semi-stable landslide changed something, causing a new collapse at the same place. Inspecting an area of an old landslide for scarps and deposits is a clear indicator that a landslide will reactivate. This is also a sure sign that much of the region's underlying geology is fragile and vulnerable to landslides.
  • 17. SIGNS OF IMPENDING LANDSLIDE OR SINKHOLE BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION 2. Tension cracks  These are caused by the stress and friction produced by geologic materials moving apart which forms steep lines of cracks in the terrain.  Tension cracks above an existing landslide can hint at a future reactivation.  These cracks are located on higher elevated ground.  Cracks that are found on flat terrain are caused by fault movement and not landslide indicators.
  • 18. SIGNS OF IMPENDING LANDSLIDE OR SINKHOLE BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION 3. Things Moving  Deformation and movement of non-living objects not caused by human manipulation can also indicate a landslide.  The most common of these is that trees are bending up in a J-curve as a sign that the ground slips out from underneath them.  A patch of angled forest on a slope or J-curved trees somewhere can be a good indicator that the ground is less solid than it seems.  No longer closing properly, or broken utilities  This motion can be slow or rapid. Rapid landslides are results of sudden collapse of a slope. This happens in terrains that are steeper uphill. Indicators of slow landslides are categorized by movement of floor tiles, deformation of door frames which causes difficulty in closing and opening the door, and broken electric posts, gas, water and sewage pipes.  Creaking and cracking can also be warning signs.
  • 19. SIGNS OF IMPENDING LANDSLIDE OR SINKHOLE BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISAST 4. Water Doing Something Different  There are obvious changes in water flow.  Springs, seep, or wet ground may appear on a seemingly dry terrain. Similarly, unexpected withdrawal of water also indicates the same. Water causes alteration of the pressure within the slopes of a terrain.  A debris flow is a very wet, very mobile landslide, where water is loaded with trees, mud, rock, and everything else caught in the current. Low water level precedes the arrival of the debris flow surge.
  • 20. SIGNS OF IMPENDING SINKHOLE BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
  • 21. SIGNS OF IMPENDING SINKHOLE BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION  Trees or fence posts that tilt or fall  Foundations that slant  New small ponds that appear after rain  Cracks in the ground  Sudden drainage of a pond  Rapid appearance of a hole in the ground  Dips, depressions, slopes that appear in a yard
  • 22. SIGNS OF IMPENDING SINKHOLE BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION  Dead patches of grass or plants  Sinkholes in the neighborhood  Wilted vegetation in a limited area  Well water that is discolored or contaminated with debris  Cracking or buckling of home’s concrete slab  Presence of odd bugs like slugs, centipedes in homes  Earthly odor in home after rain  New or widening cracks  Separation between walls and ceiling or floors
  • 23. SIGNS OF IMPENDING SINKHOLE BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION  Separation between walls and ceiling or floors  Cracks around door and window frames  Cracked grout between tiles  Cracked tiles  Stair step cracks in blocks or bricks  Uneven floors, warping of hardwood, bulging or sagging sections  Doors or windows that don’t open or close easily  Cracks in sheetrock near doors or windows
  • 24. BAY-ANG MAGPAG-ONG NHS- DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION THANK YOU!