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Floods Mind Map

Alberto Luis Hernandez & Paolo Martin Dazo

Introduction

Flood occurs when an overflow of water submerges land that is usually dry. According to Britannica, high-water stage in which water overflows its natural or artificial banks onto normally dry land, such as a river inundating its floodplain.

Intro

Types

1. Fluvial Floods - when the water level in a river, lake or stream rises and overflows onto the surrounding banks, shores and neighboring land

2. Coastal Flood, floods coastal areas and are usually caused by storm surges

3. Urban Floods

Types of Floods

Past Floods

1. Mississippi River Flood, 2011

2. Cagayan River Flood, 2020

Past Major Floods

Causes

The simplest causes of flooding is heavy rain. As groundwater rises up, water slopes down through the saturated ground and targets the low-rise levels of ground.

Causes

Hazards

- lack of vegetation

- broken dams

- low-altitude areas

- urban damage basins

Hazards

Heavy Rains

- storm surges

- tsunamis

- typhoons or hurricanes

- overflowing rivers

Heavy Rains

Other Causes

- deforestation

- melting of snow and ice

- Climate change

- emission of greenhouse gases

Other Causes

Effects

Effects

Flooding of areas used for socio-economic activities produces a variety of negative impacts. The magnitude of adverse impacts depends on the vulnerability of the activities and population and the frequency, intensity and extent of flooding. Some of these factors are further grouped into three categories:

Economy

- loss of human resources

- slowed down economic growth

- damage to property and structures

Economy

Environment

- increased soil erosion

- destruction of wildlife habitats

- spreading sediment of nutrients to topsoil

Physical

Health

Health

Mitigation

Below is a simple example of what of how a body of water is prevented from overflowing by protecting and securing the the borders with hinges

Mitigation

Before:

Before

During:

Before

After

After

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