earthquakes ks2 presentation.pptx What is earthquake?

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What is earthquake? Where on earth? Why do we get earthquakes?


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NATURAL HAZARDS Inner core Outer core Mantle Crust

Pacific plate Eurasian plate North American plate South American plate African plate Indian plate Australian plate Arabian plate Antarctic plate Caribbean plate Nazca plate Plates Plate boundaries

Eurasian plate Caribbean plate Nazca plate North American plate Pacific plate South American plate Indian plate African plate Antarctic plate Australian plate Arabian plate

Lots of friction!

Stress

Epicentre Focus

Earthquake Surface Waves

Earthquake P Waves

Earthquake S Waves

Modern seismograph Old fashioned seismograph

P waves arrive first S waves arrive next Surface waves arrive last P - S wave time interval

1 2 3 P S P S P S

Computer controlled weights on roof Open areas for evacuation Fire resistant building materials Rubber shock absorbers Foundations sunk into solid rock Cross bracing – allows building to twist Road – quick access for emergency services Automatic shutters

In teams build an earthquake resistant structure that is at least 30cm tall and has a minimum of three floors. Each floor must support one weight. Tips to make your structure more earthquake proof: Wide base Solid foundation Symmetrical design Think about additional supports Think about where you might put additional weight Masking tape Lollipop sticks Card

Earthquake at sea Tsunami reaches coast

Beware this can be messy! Plastic box Sand Plastic board Cardboard or Lego Water

Island Ocean Village Tsunami

Fukushima Nuclear Power Station Epicentre Tokyo Location Tohoku, Japan Date 11 March 2011, 14:46 Magnitude 9 Fatalities 15,894 Injuries 6,156 Cost $235 billion

Damage to a primary school gymnasium in Nakano, Japan Flooding in Sendai Airport from the tsunami Fukishima nuclear power station © www.fukishimawatch.com

Location Gorkha , Nepal Date 25 April 2015, 11:56 Magnitude 7.8 Fatalities 8,964 Injuries 21,592 Cost $2.5 - 10 billion China India Epicentre Kathmandu Mount Everest

Earthquake destruction in Bhaktapur , Nepal Collapsed buildings in Chautara , Nepal

Shaking and vibration of the Earth's surface due to movement of the Earth's plates. Eruption of molten rock from below the Earth’s surface A huge wave that travels across the ocean What is an earthquake?

What is released during an earthquake? Gas Lava Seismic waves Water

Where do most earthquakes occur? In the middle of plates At plate boundaries In the UK

The point where an earthquake happens is called the … Epicentre Focus Inner core Aftershock

What does a seismograph measure? The height of a tsunami Damage caused by an earthquake The vibrations from an earthquake

Which type of earthquake wave arrives first ? P wave S wave Surface wave

Which type of earthquake wave arrives last ? P wave S wave Surface wave

When might a tsunami occur? When an earthquake occurs in the middle of a continent When an earthquake happens under the sea When the moon is closest to the Earth

Which of these methods does not help protect coastal regions and people from tsunamis? Planting more trees along the coast Constructing buildings on stilts Ignoring tsunami warnings Educating the public about tsunamis  

Why did the Fukishima nuclear power station shut down in 2011? The shaking from the earthquake caused the power station to collapse The tsunami flooded the power station and shut off the power