GDRR 512 - Introduction to Natural Hazards and Risk
This course describes the state-of-the-art knowledge on natural hazards and the associated risks to assess the effects and impacts towards society.
Contact Hours
56 hours
1 meeting per week 4 hours per meeting
14 weeks
Course Learning Objectives
- CLO 1: Identify and understand natural disasters and environmental phenomena.
- CLO 2: Analyze the risks and effects of natural disaster to the built environment and its inhabitants.
- CLO 3: Identify and apply hazard mitigation concepts in the planning process of communities.
References
Call Number | Description |
AL 690.21 L9764 2019 | Lusterio, Arlene Christy. Battling waves : Lessons in humanitarian shelter response in the small island of Manicani and Homonhon, Easter Samar and geographically isolated and disadvataged areas (GIDA) in Northern Samar. Quezon City : TAO-Pilipinas, Inc., ©2019. |
EL 363.73509599 C4981 2000 | Citizen's handbook on environmental protection. Manila, Philippines : Local Government Development Foundation (LOGODEF), ©2000. |
EL 624.1 T226 2007 | Technical proceedings 12th ASEP International Convention (15-17 March 2007: Manila, Philippines). Exploring new horizons in the structural engineering profession. Quezon City : Association of Structural Engineers of the Philippines, c2007. |
EL 624.15136 Or3 2003 | Orense, Rolando P. Geotechnical hazards : nature, assessment, and mitigation. Diliman, Quezon City : University of the Philippines Press, 2003. |
GC 363.34052 Ea767 2013 | Earth manual project exhibition. Hyogo-Ken, Japan : Design and Creative Center Kobe, c2013. |