Disaster-Analysis (Hurricane Irma).pptx
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This document summarizes the disaster plan of Rizal High School in response to Hurricane Irma in 2017. It provides scientific background on hurricane formation and categories. It details the impacts of Hurricane Irma in various Caribbean islands and Florida in August-September 2017, including wind speeds up to 185 mph and over $300 billion in damages. The document outlines objectives to increase preparedness and awareness, and recommendations to improve future response plans through precautions and education.
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Disaster-Analysis (Hurricane Irma).pptx
- 1. Rizal High School Disaster Plan Upon the Analysis of Hurricane Irma (2017)
- 2. Introduction August 31,2017 to September 11,2017 Hurricane Irma considered as massive cyclonic storm Strongest Atlantic basin hurricane ever recorded
- 3. OBJECTIVES To give a deeper knowledge To understand the essence of preparedness To exhibit an evacuation plan To spread awareness
- 4. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE Students Community Society
- 6. SCIENTIFIC CONCEPTS Categories of Hurricane Winds 119-153 km/hr (74-95 mph) Winds 154-177 km/hr (96-110 mph) Winds 178-208 km/hr (111-129 mph) Winds 209-251 km/hr (130-156 mph) Winds more than 252 km/hr (157 mph)
- 9. SCIENTIFIC CONCEPTS Name of Hurricane Every year tropical storms are named in alphabetical order. There are 6 list of names, list are used every 6 years.
- 10. DISASTER August 31- September 11, 2017 Carribean Islands 102 people $300 billion Transportation, Water Elctricity
- 11. DISASTER Location Wind Speed Virgin Islands 110mph to 145mph Puerto Rico 185mph Dominican Republic, Turks and Caicos Islands and Florida 175mph Bahamas 155mph Cuba 155mph Naples and Marco Island 120mph Buck Island 110mph
- 12. DISASTER
- 16. Classrooms LEGEND: Laboratories/ Workshops Offices Comfort room/ Work area Court MAE BUILDING EVACUATION MAP
- 17. CONCLUSION • The devastation Hurricane Irma brought • For the impacts and it’s mitigation • People can prevent or lessen the possible effects • Plans, precautions & awareness is the key
- 18. RECOMMENDATIONS • Students / Rizal High School • Community • Citizens all over the world • Philippines • Future Researchers