This document discusses different types of hazards and how they can be profiled. It defines a hazard as a threat or harm that can cause damage. Natural hazards are caused by natural processes of the Earth, while man-made hazards are generally caused by human errors, intent, or negligence. Hazards can be profiled based on their magnitude, frequency, duration, and causal effects. The magnitude can be measured scientifically, frequency indicates how prone an area is to a hazard, duration can be short or long term, and causal effects can be direct or indirect. A hazard-prone area is a location likely to experience a natural hazard without preventive measures.

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3. a hazard is a threat or harm that has the potential to
cause damage (e.g., injury, destruction of
properties, environmental degradation) to a
community.

5. Natural hazards are inevitable.
Natural hazards are those that are caused by
physical and biological elements in the
environment. Natural Hazard are part of natural
processes of Earth operating throughout Earth's
History.

7. Also called technolohical hazards.
Man-made hazards are those caused by factors that are
generally traced to human errors, intent or negligence, or
glitches in technology.

9. Profiling hazards is important in predicting the possible
disasters that a certain hazard can bring. Hazards can be
profiled in different ways; magnitude of event (high-
scale or low-scale), frequency (number of times in a
year), duration (short-term or long-term), and causality
effects (direct or indirect).

11. The Magnitude of hazard can be assessed by
the measurements obtained from scientific
instruments.

12. The frequency of hazard to occur in an
area is important because it tells its
proneness to the hazard.

13. The impact of hazard varies in duration. The
assessment of the duration is either short or long.

14. The impact of hazards can also be
assessed based on the causality of
event.

16. A hazard-prone area is a location where a natural
hazard is likely to happen if preventive measures
are not implemented.

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