Management of Tropical Storms - Reducing the Effects (AQA GCSE Geography): Flashcards

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Management of Tropical Storms - Reducing the Effects
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Technology used to monitor tropical storms

Satellites, radar, aircraft, computer models

What do satellites detect in tropical storms?

Spiral winds, cloud patterns, eye development

Data source for storm prediction models

Satellites

Benefits of storm path prediction

Time to evacuate & board up homes

Planning future developments for storms

Avoid high-risk areas

Emergency services storm prep

Train & practice rescues (e.g., helicopters)

Government planning for tropical storms

Evacuation routes

Family disaster planning items

Supply bag, fuel, shelters, store loose objects

Home protection methods in storm areas

Hurricane-proof homes, storm shutters

Sea wall purpose in storm areas

Protect infrastructure from storm surges

Bangladesh cyclone deaths: 1970 vs 2007

500,000 to 4,234 (due to shelters)

Purpose of houses on stilts

Allow storm surge to pass underneath

Natural storm surge protection

Salt marsh, wetlands, mangroves

Storm drains designed to manage

Heavy rainfall

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