A 3 Earth Quake

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EARTH QUAKE

PRO ACTIVE PLANS & PREPAREDNESS

S.S.PORE


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GONDVAN


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GONDWAN


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GONDWAN ON THE MOVE


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PLATE PRESENT STATUS


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FORMATION OF INDIAN PLATE


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MOTHER


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The earth rotates on its axis once each day. Since the circumference of

the earth at the equator is 24,901.55 miles, a spot on the equator rotates atapproximately 1037.5646 miles per hour (1037.5646 times 24 equals

24,901.55) (1669.8 km/h).

At the North Pole (90 degrees north) and South Pole (90 degrees south),

the speed is effectively zero since that spot rotates once in 24 hours, a

very, very slow speed.

To determine the speed at any other latitude, simply multiply the cosine of

the degree latitude times the speed of 1037.5646.

In addition to the rotational speed of the earth spinning on its axis, the

earth is also speeding at about 66,660 miles per hour (107278.87 km/h) in

its revolution around the sun once ever 365.2425 days.


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FAULT LINES UNDER INDIA


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Mud Volcano

Baratang, Andaman


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Mouth of the Mud Volcano


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Collecting Samples from Mud Volcano


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Barren Island Andaman


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Barren Island Volcano in Action


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26 th December 2004 TSUNAMI


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Continental Shelf and Coast Line


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A TSUNAMI WAVE CAN REACH 10 M OR MORE IN

HEIGHT DEPENDING ON THE DEPTH OF

CONTINENTAL SHELF


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Tsunami in Japan


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Same Wave after few seconds


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Tsunami Body Count


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Tsunami in Andaman Dec 26 , 2004

Chidia Tapu


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HISTORY OF EARTHQUAKE


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VULNERABILITY ZONES

A TOOL FOR PREPAREDNESS


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Movement under Rann of

Kachh


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EARTHQUAKE VULNERABILITY IN

MAHARASHTRA


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Koyna


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Fault linesOld and New


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Fault Lines 2


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Logistics


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CoverageAre you within it ?


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Bhuj Epicenter


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Fault Line Shows

H t bl i h li id d


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Hot bluish liquid emerged

village Thrank Lodai, about 30

km. from Bhuj.


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BHUJ : Damage in Urban Areas


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Earthquake Damage


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Possibility of Many Deaths


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Bhachau 26 Jan 2001


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Need to Demolish in time


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YEARS TO BUILDDESTRUCTION IN SECONDS


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LIFETIME SAVINGS GET LOST IN A SECOND


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NATURE DOES NOT DIFFERENCIATE


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MANY STRUCTURES NEED SEVERE REPAIRS


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DIFFICULT TO VENTURE IN


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Danger Zone for volunteers


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Danger Zone 2

Commander has to Lead and


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Commander has to Lead and

show the way


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NOT POSSIBLE FOR UNTRAINED RESCUE WORKER


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Earthquake Damage in Japan


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TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION CRISIS


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RECONSTRUCTION NEED TIME AND MONEY


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ROAD NETWORK NEED SERIOUS REPAIRS


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UNDERGROUND UTILITIES NO MORE


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LIQUIFACTION DAMAGE THE BASIC FOUNDATIONS


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MANY STRUCTURES NEED DEMOLITION

UNDER WATER EARTHQUAKE INITIATES


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UNDER WATER EARTHQUAKE INITIATES

TSUNAMI


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RESULT OF DAM BURST IN NEW ZEALAND


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THE DEPTH OF A GAP COULD BE VERY DEEP


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PEOPLE IN BUSES AND CARS ARE NOT ALWAYS SAFE


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STILT FLOOR HAS COME DOWN


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TO VENTURE IN A LANE NEEDS CAUTION


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PORT BLAIR (ANDAMAN) GOVERNMENT BUILDING

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Approach to Sikkim 19thSept.2011

L d lid i A i


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Landslide in Action

T t l D t ti


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Total Destruction

T l Ri k f R d L i i


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Total Risk for Rescue and Logistics

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Aftershocks and Death 19thSept. 2011


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Rangpo Main Shock of 6.8 Richter Scale

R Cl


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Rangpo Close up


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T li t th T


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To listen the Tremors

To Study and Guide Others


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To Study and Guide Others


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Li t i th E th k S d


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Listening the Earthquake Sounds

Shendoda budruk taluka tiwasa dist


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S e doda bud u ta u a t asa d st

Amravati.....dated 24 dec 2011 at 11 am..

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THESE PHOTOGRAPHS GIVE SOME


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S O OG S G SO

GUIDELINES

NEED OF INFORMATION ON EARTHQUAKE

VULNERABILITY ANNALYSIS

ACTION PLANS FOR DIFFERENT AREAS

PREPARDNESS IN TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT

CONTINGENCY PLANS

ALTERNATIVE COMMUNICATION

SPECIALITY VEHICLES

INHOUSE MEDICAL TEAM MOCK DRILLS

EXPERIENCE OF DISASTER SITUATIONS

PREPERATION OF A TEAM


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DATA BASE AND INFORMATION ON VARIOUS DISASTERS

DAILY WATCH ON INFORMATION ON DISASTERS

KNOWLEDGE OF LOGISTICS AND ALTERNATIVECOMMUNICATION

ALL ROAD AND RAILWAY MAPS

SPECIALISED TRAINING ON DISASTER MANAGEMENT



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MANDATE OF THE TEAM

DUTY LISTS AND TIME TABLES

MEDICAL CHECK UPS OF TEAM MEMBERS

PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE BY VISITING DISASTERS

LANGUAGE SKILLS

PRACTICE IN PHOTOGRAPHY AND REPORT WRITING (CREAT

YOUR OWN RECORD OF WORK )

HOW TO WORK IN THE FIELD


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HOW TO WORK IN THE FIELD

LEARN THE MEHODOLOGY :

IMPACT ASSESSMENT

NEEDS ASSESSMENT

SUPPLY LOGISTICS

IN AND OUT ROUTES

REST AND REINFORCEMENT

TIME TO GO BACK

SECURITY OF MEN AND MATERIAL


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SECURITY OF MEN AND MATERIAL

WEAPONS MANAGEMENT IN DISASTERS

SAFETY OF AMMUNITION

SAFETY OF FOOD AND WATER

INDEPENDENT SANITATION FACILITY

SECURED REST AREA

TRAINED NEGOTIATOR AS A PART OF THE TEAM

HEALTH MANAGEMENT

DESIGNATION OF ESCAPE ROUTES

REVISION OF ACTION PLANS AND MOCK EXERCISES


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S.S. PORE

09545518599

[email protected]

REVISION OF ACTION PLANS AND MOCK EXERCISES

WILL EQUIP THE TEAM FOR REAL LIFE SITUATION.

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