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Earthquakes are a major cause of landslides. Landslides occur when masses of rock, earth material, or debris flows move down a slope due to gravity. Landslides can occur on any terrain if the conditions are right, and cause significant damage and casualties to people and property. In this lesson, students learn about earthquake-induced landslides and the associated hazards, and how and why landslides occur. In addition, students discuss steps they can take to reduce landslide hazards.
Unlike previous lessons, Lesson 8 begins with a Tabletop Exercise. The objective of a Tabletop Exercise is to simulate a complex situation with multiple possible responses before the students have obtained all of the knowledge of the lesson concepts. The historical basis that served as the impetus for the Tabletop Exercise was the 2004 Southeast Asian tsunami, and the story of ten-year-old Tilly Smith. A British tourist traveling with her family in Thailand, she recognized the receding shoreline and strange surface bubbles from a tsunami lesson conducted just weeks before the event. She immediately warned her parents, who warned beachgoers and hotel staff of the impending tsunami. She is directly credited with saving hundreds of lives as a result of her timely and knowledgeable actions.
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