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• HIGH-VELOCITY, LONG-PERIOD
WATER WAVES
• WAVE RUNUP
• FLOODING
• WAVE RETREAT
• SHORELINE EROSION
CAUSES
OF
DAMAGE
HIGH VELOCITY IMPACT OF
INCOMING WAVES
INADEQUATE RESISTANCE OF
TSUNAMIS BUILDINGS
“DISASTER FLOODING
LABORATORIES”
INADEQUATE HORIZONTAL
AND VERTICAL EVACUATION
PROXIMITY TO SOURCE OF
TSUNAMI
THE ART AND SCIENCE OF
KNOWING WHEN TO EVACUATE
BEFORE A TSUNAMI WAVE
ARRIVES AND WHERE TO GO
CAN BE THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH.
INTELLIGENT EVACUATION:LEAVE THE
AREA OR EVACUATE VERTICALLY
• LEAVE, IF ENOUGH
ADVANCE WARNING
• EVACUATE TO A
TALL BUILDING OR
A HIGHER
ELEVATION TO GET
BEYOND REACH OF
THE TSUNAMI’S
WAVE RUNUP.
YOU CAN’T OUTRUN OR DIVERT
10-M-HIGH, DEBRIS-LADEN,
OCEAN WAVES THAT ARRIVE
WITH A HIGH VELOCITY (E.G.,
30 TO 300 KM/HR) AND MOVE
INLAND
FOR 2-3 KM, OR MORE
EXAMPLE 1: GREAT SUMATRA
EARTHQUAKE-INDIAN OCEAN
TSUNAMI DISASTER
• AN ESTIMATED 220,000
PEOPLE WERE KILLED
(120,000 IN INDONESIA) AND
500,000 INJURED IN 12
COUNTRIES BORDERING THE
INDIAN OCEAN
KNOWING THE ERUPTION
HISTORY OF A VOLCANO IS
A VITAL PART OF THE ART
AND SCIENCE OF INTELLIGENT
EVACUATION.
THE CURRENT VOLCANIC
ERUPTION
• VERTICAL PLUME
• ASH AND TEPHRA
• LATERAL BLAST
• PYROCLASTIC CLOUDS,
BURSTS, AND FLOWS
VOLCANO HAZARDS
(AKA POTENTIAL DISASTER AGENTS)
• LAVA FLOWS
• LAHARS
• EARTHQUAKES (related to
movement of lava)
• “VOLCANIC WINTER”
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION
STRATEGIES FOR VOLCANOES
• PURPOSE • TECHNIQUE
• LAND-USE • MAPS: LAVA
CONTROL AND/OR LAHAR
FLOW PATHS
• EVACUATION • COMMUNITY
EMERGENCY
RESPONSE PLAN
YOU CAN’T OUTRUN OR DIVERT
A PYROCLASTIC FLOW OF HOT
ASH AND ROCK FRAGMENTS
THAT TYPICALLY FLOW DOWN
A VOLCANO’S SLOPES AT
SPEEDS UP TO 60 MI/HR.
MOUNT MERAPI, INDONESIA
• Mount Merapi
has a history
of starting full
scale erupt-
ions with a
pyroclastic
cloud and flow.
MOUNT MERAPI ERUPTED
THREE TIMES: OCT 26, 2010
SEARCH AND RESCUE
AFTER MERAPI’S ERUPTION
MERAPI’S ERUPTION
CONTINUES: NOV 1
70,000 EVACUATED AS
ERUPTION CONTINUES: NOV 2
A LARGE ERUPTION: NOV 3
FLAWS IN EVACUATION FACILITIES
EXPOSED : NOV 2
•
ERUPTIONS CONTINUES : NOV 6
FLIGHTS TO JAKARTA
CANCELED BECAUSE OF THE
ASH CLOUDS.
Deaths continued to climb daily
from the continuing eruption of
Mount Merapi:
38 (Oct 26) to 56 to 118 to 138
to 156 (Nov 8) to 191(Nov 10).
NOV. 6TH : A massive aid
operation is underway to provide
humanitarian assistance to some
200,000 people who fled the most
violent eruptions in 100 years,
especially on Thursday night
(Nov 4th), which killed over 70
people.
Local government, the security
forces, the Indonesian Red
Cross, NGOs and hundreds of
volunteers are distributing food,
water and organizing basic
medical care.
The European Commission
decided to provide Euro 1.5
million (US$ 2.1 million) through
its Humanitarian Aid department
(ECHO) for assistance to the
survivors of the tsunami in
western Sumatra and to those
displaced by the volcano.
MERAPI’S ERUPTIONS CONTINUE
: NOV 10
USA SENDS THREE VOLCANO
EXPERTS WITH EXPERIENCE IN
THE MAY 1980 ERUPTION OF
MOUNT ST HELENS TO ASSIST
INDONESIAN EXPERTS IN THEIR
ASSESSMENTS OF MERAPI.
Merapi’s eruptions, which began
on Oct. 26, passed the 120-hour
mark on Nov. 11, eclipsing its
old record set in 1872.
NEW HEALTH CARE PROBLEMS:
HIGH SULFUR DIOXIDE : NOV 11
NOV 11: According to the
National Disaster Management
Agency, 194 deaths, 598 people
are hospitalized, and 343,909
people have been evacuated to
the safety zone, 12.4 miles (20
km) away from Merapi.
NEW THREAT-FLASH FLOODS:
Volcanic debris has clogged
many of the rivers (e.g., Code
River) that begin on Merapi's
slopes, and officials are now
worried that cold lava could
overwhelm these rivers and
create conditions for flash floods.
ASH-COVERED SCHOOL: NOV 14
NOV 15th
Evacuees begin returning home
to take care of livestock and to
assess vitality of resuming their
former livelihoods
AS OF NOV 16th
Merapi had emitted more than
140 million cubic meters of
materials, higher than the 100
million cubic meters emitted in
1872 and the 14 million cubic
meters emitted in 2006.
ASH-COVERED TERRAIN: NOV 18
The month-long eruptions of
Mount Merapi also damaged
867 hectares of forested land
on the volcano`s slopes in
Sleman District, Yogyakarta,
with material losses estimated
at Rp33 billion.
Deaths from the ongoing
eruption of Mount Merapi
continued to climb daily, going
from:
38 (Oct 26) to 56 to 118 to 138
to 156 (Nov 8) to 190 (Nov 10) to
250 (Nov 14) to 275 (Nov 18).
IMPATIENT EVACUEES BEGIN
RETURNING HOME: NOV 18
NOV 18th
The Government spent an
estimated $10 million to buy
cattle as a means of keeping
the farmers from returning
home too soon to face almost
certain health-care problems
and death.
NOV 19th
The Government declared that it
will end the emergency
response period for the Mount
Merapi volcanic eruption
disaster on November 24th
After the end of the emergency
response period, the National
Disaster Management Agency
(BNPB) will begin implementing
the reconstruction and
rehabilitation programs for Mt
Merapi victims
The BNPB has at its disposal
Rp397 billion to help disaster
victims, with 80 percent allocated
to meet the victims` physical
needs and 20 percent allocated
for operational expenses..
"Houses that have been
damaged or destroyed will be
rebuilt; people who have lost
cattle will be financially
compensated, and food will be
provided for those who lost
crops.
But there also was more than
Rp3 trillion in stand-by funds to
respond to the needs of
reconstruction and rehabilitation