Turn in your Hazards Journal here.\ Throughout the term you will be keeping a record of natural disaster events that occur worldwide during the 14 weeks of the course. A brief description of the event, damages, and sources of the information should be recorded with proper citations. Information may come from \ USGS.gov, NPR, BBC, AP, NOAA, Weather Channel, local news reports, etc. You should note 1-2+ events (any type of geologic hazard) per week depending on what occurs worldwide. The list of events (Hazards Journal) will be typed and will be turned in April 24 on Canvas. No late Hazards Journals will be accepted.\ Information:\ Location of disaster (be as specific as possible, i.e. on Earth is not acceptable)\ Date of the disaster (must be within journal's window, i.e. Week of

(4)/(10)-(4)/(16)

\ Type of disaster (check the textbook's table of contents)\ The strength or scale or size of disaster\ Estimate of human casualties; if available\ Estimate of damage costs; if available\ Source of information (newspaper, magazine, radio, television, internet Examples of references: NO WIKIPEDIA

Turn in your Hazards Journal here. Throughout the term you will be keeping a record of natural disaster events that occur worldwide during the 14 weeks of the course. A brief description of the event, damages, and sources of the information should be recorded with proper citations. Information may come from USGS.gov, NPR, BBC, AP, NOAA, Weather Channel, local news reports, etc. You should note 1-2+ events (any type of geologic hazard) per week depending on what occurs worldwide. The list of events (Hazards Journal) will be typed and will be turned in April 24 on Canvas. No late Hazards Journals will be accepted. Information: 1. Location of disaster (be as specific as possible, i.e. on Earth is not acceptable) 2. Date of the disaster (must be within journal's window, i.e. Week of 4/104/16 3. Type of disaster (check the textbook's table of contents) 4. The strength or scale or size of disaster 5. Estimate of human casualties; if available 6. Estimate of damage costs; if available 7. Source of information (newspaper, magazine, radio, television, internet Examples of references: NO WIKIPEDIA