Extreme Volcanic Risks 1

Granados, Hugo Delgado; Jenkins, Susanna F.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-396453-3.00013-7

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“…earthquakes), there is an increasing evidence that hazards are found in combination with other threats, i.e., natural, environmental, psychosocial, technological, sociological, etc. [5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. The interconnectedness of these multi-hazards has been recognised in the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction in 2015 and the Sustainable Development Goals [11].…”

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Multi-hazard Awareness, Risk Perception and Fear to Earthquakes: The Case of High-school Students in Mexico City

Santos‐Reyes¹

2020

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A cross-sectional study was conducted in 2015 for the case of students at a high school in Mexico City; the sample size was N = 302. The aim of the study was to assess the level of hazard awareness, risk perception, and the negative emotion related to fear during earthquakes. Some of the main findings were the following: (a) regarding the multi-hazards (natural, environmental, psychosocial, technological, sociological) considered in the study, earthquakes and 'crime & delinquency' were perceived as the top two threats to the participants of the study, and in that order; (b) the perceived hazards that may cause physical harm were earthquakes and 'crime & delinquency' and in that order; (c) women fear the most during an earthquake [χ 2 (2, n = 301) = 17.614, p < 0.001].

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Multi-hazard Awareness, Risk Perception and Fear to Earthquakes: The Case of High-school Students in Mexico City

Santos‐Reyes¹

2020

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The historical case of Paricutin volcano (Michoacán, México): challenges of simulating lava flows on a gentle slope during a long-lasting eruption

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Simulating lava lows on a gentle slope is complex since they can propagate in a wide range of directions. It is an even greater challenge to deine lava low trajectories when an eruption lasts over several years and lows cool down, changing the surrounding topography. In this study, we test Q-LavHA, an open source plug-in that simulates lava low inundation calculating its probability, and using Paricutin's eruption (1943)(1944)(1945)(1946)(1947)(1948)(1949)(1950)(1951)(1952) in central Mexico as a case study. We have appropriately calibrated the Q-LavHA plug-in for the Paricutin case study, which provides insights on how to better model lava lows in gentle terrain. From this work, we observe that each phase is characterized by a unique set of parameters requiring a careful calibration and that low-relief topographies require special consideration. Our indings could be useful for real-time hazard evaluation in future volcanic scenarios in the Michoacán-Guanajuato volcanic ield and elsewhere, where new monogenetic eruptions similar to Paricutin can be expected.

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Extreme Volcanic Risks 1

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Multi-hazard Awareness, Risk Perception and Fear to Earthquakes: The Case of High-school Students in Mexico City

Multi-hazard Awareness, Risk Perception and Fear to Earthquakes: The Case of High-school Students in Mexico City

The historical case of Paricutin volcano (Michoacán, México): challenges of simulating lava flows on a gentle slope during a long-lasting eruption

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