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Insert your location in the map
Drag the marker to indicate the location. Remember, you can zoom into the map for a more precise location.
Type in the starting date of your monitoring session
Take a map of your area and add pins on the locations of the earthquakes you recorded during the whole month.
How many earthquakes did you record in total during your recording month? Follow this link https://goo.gl/Yo9N3u and add the data from the Earthquakes you recorded. Make sure you follow the instructions.
Seismic activity report: How many earthquakes did you have on average in Week 1 around your area?
Seismic activity report: How many earthquakes did you have on average in week 2 around your area?
Seismic activity report: How many earthquakes did you have on average in week 3 around your area?
Seismic activity report: How many earthquakes did you have on average in week 4 around your area? Week 4
Did you detect anything unusual?
If yes, explain
This question is optional.
Are any earthquakes possibly coming from a volcanic activity?
Are there any safety measures and protocols in your area? Are citizens aware of it?
What actions do you plan to take for the upgrade of safety measures and protocols in your area? What do you think is the best way to raise awareness among the citizens of your area?
Is there a major historic event in your country that is related to an earthquake, volcanic eruption or tsunami?
Select all that apply.
Make a small video to present this historic event(s). You can make a PowerPoint presentation and than turn it into a video.
Upload your video to http://youtube.com or http://vimeo.com and then enter the video url or embed code (check video's sharing options).
Part 1: Gathering data from seismometers Start monitoring earthquakes on a weekly basis over one month period. Fill in your report for every week (Week 1, Week 2, Week 3 and Week 4). What is the activity like? Did you detect anything unusual? Are any earthquakes possibly coming from a volcanic activity? Make a monthly report and exchange your data with other schools. Can you think of ways to put in place an early warning system for citizens?
Part 2: Safety measures Make a research in your town about safety and precaution measures that are already in place regarding citizen protection from such natural phenomena. Are the safety and precaution measures in your town sufficient? Are the citizens informed adequately? Do they know what to do in the case of a strong earthquake? Share your finding with your affiliated schools. Discuss with the students from other schools what would be the best way to raise awareness among the citizens of your area.
Part 3: Local history Have there been any historic events in your area that involve a natural phenomenon like a strong earthquake, a volcanic eruption or a tsunami which affected the local community? Make a presentation about it and share it with the other schools.