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Tropical Cyclone Impact

Tropical cyclone impact assessment involves evaluating the effects of cyclones on human and natural systems, including damage to infrastructure, ecological consequences, and socio-economic impacts.

intermediate
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Environmental Science
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Tropical cyclone impact assessment is a crucial process that helps communities understand the effects of cyclones on their lives and environments. By evaluating the damage caused by these storms, authorities can develop better disaster response strategies and improve community resilience. This asses...

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Key Terms

Tropical Cyclone
A rapidly rotating storm system characterized by a center of low pressure and strong winds.

Example: Hurricanes and typhoons are types of tropical cyclones.

Impact Assessment
The process of evaluating the effects of an event, such as a cyclone, on people and the environment.

Example: Impact assessments help in planning recovery efforts after a cyclone.

Infrastructure
The physical structures and facilities needed for the operation of a society.

Example: Roads, bridges, and hospitals are critical infrastructure.

Resilience
The ability of a community to recover from disasters and adapt to changing conditions.

Example: Communities with strong resilience can bounce back faster after cyclones.

Risk Assessment
The identification and evaluation of risks associated with a specific hazard.

Example: Risk assessments help prioritize areas for cyclone preparedness.

Remote Sensing
The acquisition of information about an object or area from a distance, often using satellites.

Example: Remote sensing can track cyclone paths and intensity.

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Key Concepts

cyclone formationimpact analysisrisk assessmentdisaster management