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Tectonic Hazards
Volcanoes
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What are
hot spots
in relation to volcanoes?
Areas where the
Earth's crust
is especially thin, allowing
magma
to pool and create volcanoes
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Why do people live near
volcanoes
?
For
hot springs
,
geothermal energy
,
valuable minerals
,
fertile soil
, and
tourism
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What is
geothermal
energy?
Energy generated by heat stored deep in the
Earth
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What is an example of a geothermal power station?
Hellisheidi
power station in
Iceland
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What is the significance of
volcanic soils
?
They are
extremely
fertile and support a
large
portion of the world's population
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What is
monitoring
in the context of natural hazards?
Recording physical changes to help forecast when and where a natural hazard might strike
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How can the risks of
volcanic eruptions
be reduced?
By monitoring
earthquake
activity and
gas emissions
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What are some monitoring techniques for
volcanic eruptions
?
Recording
earthquake
frequency and strength, and measuring
gas emissions
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How does
earthquake
activity indicate an impending volcanic eruption?
Increased frequency and strength of earthquakes can signal that
magma
is moving beneath the
volcano
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What gases are monitored to predict
volcanic eruptions
?
Gases
emitted from the volcano
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What gas increases in amount before a volcanic eruption?
Sulphur dioxide
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How do
tiltmeters
help in predicting volcanic eruptions?
They identify small changes in the landscape caused by rising
magma
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What do
thermal heat sensors
detect in relation to
volcanoes
?
Changes in the temperature of the volcano’s surface
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What happens to water temperatures in nearby rivers and lakes before a
volcanic eruption
?
They may
rapidly
increase
in temperature
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What planning measures can be taken for
volcanic eruptions
?
Evacuation plans
Exclusion zones
Education on preventing injury from
gas fumes
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Why is protection against
volcanic eruptions
considered difficult?
Buildings cannot withstand
lava flows
,
lahars
, or falling debris/ash
Evacuation
is the most effective protection
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