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what two countries do we look at for the case study of earthquakes
Japan for developed country 2011
Haiti for developing country 2010
what is the magnitude of Japans earthquake
9.0
what are the primary impacts of Japans earthquake
400km of land experienced liquefaction
1.5 million houses lost water supply
16000 deaths
what are the secondary impacts of japans earthquake
Fukushima power plant meltdown due to tsunami forming releasing radiation
235 billion US dollars lost
tsunami 10 meter wave
what is the Short term response from Japan
USA sent search and rescue teams 100000
140000 lived in shelter with food and water
government requested aid
what is the long term response from Japan
new seal walls that are taller (15m)
by 2015 nearly all buildings have been rebuilt
mobile phone warning app making people receive early warnings to evacuate.
what is the preparations of Japans earthquake
earthquake proof buildings
regular drils
early warning systems of phones
how did Japan predict the earthquake
japans meteorological agency monitors seismic activity
what is the magnitude of Haitis earthquake
7.0
what are the primary impacts of Haitis earthquake
200000 deaths
250000 buildings collapsed
5000 schools collapsed
amin seaport of port au prince was severely damaged
what are the secondary impacts of Haitis earthquake
cholera outbreak killed 10000 people
1.5 million people were displaced
crime and looting rate increase due to food shortages
what is the short term response from Haiti
international aid
USA and UN sent troops to provide security
American enginneers and divers cleared the port to unload aid
unprepared
no one seemed to be in charge after the first few days after the earthquake
what is the long term affect of habit
financial aid
300 million euros from EU
100 million dollars from USA
relocation and building
235000 people moved from pour au prince to less damaged areas
employment and recovery
200000 people were paid or given work such as clearing the rubble
how did Haiti prepare for the earthquake
poor earthquake resistant buildings
lack of emergency training
no enforced building regulations
how did Haiti predict the earthquake
no effective monitoring system
Haiti lacks the technology and funds for seismic prediction and early warnings.