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1 Natural Hazards Department Name 00 Month 2010
2 Types of Natural Hazard: Bushfire Earthquake Flood Landslide Storm / Weather Tsunami Volcanic eruption Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 2
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15 Earthquake Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 15
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19 Earthquake Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 19
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21 Earthquakes in Australia Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 21
22 Earthquakes in Australia Location Year Magnitude Meeberrie WA Adelaide Newcastle Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 22
23 Earthquakes in Australia Location Year Magnitude Meeberrie WA Adelaide Newcastle Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 23
24 Earthquakes in Australia Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 24
25 Earthquakes in Australia Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 25
26 Earthquakes in Australia Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 26
27 Construction for Earthquakes Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 27
28 Tsunami Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 28
29 Tsunami Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 29
30 Tsunami Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 30
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35 Volcanic Eruption Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 35
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42 Volcanic Eruption Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 42
43 Volcanic Eruption Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 43
44 Volcanic Eruption Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 44
45 Natural Context of Fire Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 45
46 Natural Context of Fire Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 46
47 Actual fire distribution Based on 10 years of satellite data Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 47
48 Cultural Context of Fire Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 48
49 Cultural Context of Fire Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 49
50 Cultural Context of Fire Prior to 1788 fire was not a hazard: The secret of fire in our traditional knowledge is that it is a thing that brings the land alive again. So we do not necessarily see fire as bad and destructive...but it is not a thing to play with unless people understand the nature of fire. Dean Yibarbuk and Peter Cooke, Savanna Burning Understanding and Using Fire in Northern Australia, Tropical Savannas CRC, 2001 Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 50
51 Political Context Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 51
52 Political Context Number of Canberra Houses Destroyed by Bushfire per Year Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 52
53 Fire management by RESPONSE Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 53
54 Floods Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 54
55 Floods Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 55
56 Floods Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 56
57 Cost of disasters in Australia Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 57
58 Cost of disasters in Australia Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 58
59 Cost of disasters in Australia Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 59
60 Cost of disasters in Australia Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 60
61 Cost of disasters in Australia Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 61
62 Expenditure on disasters in Australia Anti-terror expenditure from 2001 to 2011 >$21 Billion (ASPI) Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 62
63 Expenditure on disasters in Australia Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 63
64 Disaster Decision Making Research in the last years indicates that there is almost universal failure to make good decisions in the face of infrequent natural hazards. This is largely due to hard-wired elements of human cognition... Cognitive bias Kahneman, D 2011 Thinking, fast and Slow Framing Availability heuristic Unreasonable Optimism Outcome expectancy Shifting blame / responsibility Persistent failure to grasp probability Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 64
65 Conclusions: Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 65
66 Conclusions: Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 66
Natural Hazards. Types of Natural Hazard: Bushfire Earthquake Flood Landslide Storm / Weather Tsunami Volcanic eruption. Department Name 00 Month 2010
Natural Hazards Types of Natural Hazard: Bushfire Earthquake Flood Landslide Storm / Weather Tsunami Volcanic eruption Department Name 00 Month 2010 Presentation Title 00 Month 2010 Slide 2 Presentation
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