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6 (b) House Use: Majority of the occupied census houses in the district are used for non residentialuses. The district of Faridabad and Palwal have as many as 8229 structures used as factories,workshops or other industrial structures. These districts have 5398 structures which can be used ascommunity shelters in the time of emergencies. Further details are mentioned below:-Table No 11, House Use in Faridabad and Palwal, 2001Faridabad& PalwalResidencecum otheruseShopandOfficeOccupied Census Houses used asSchool, Hotel, Hospital,College, Lodge, Dispensaryetc Guest etcHouseFactory,Workshop,WorkshedetcPlace ofWorshipOther NonResidentialUse15,861 34994 1724 768 1005 8229 1901 62604II.7. The District Profile, which provides a base for the hazard, risk and vulnerability analysis ofthe district (dealt in Chapter III) shall be updated annually adding further relevant information asand when required.26
Chapter IIIHazard, Risk and Vulnerability AnalysisIII.1. Hazard Assessment: Kasperson (2002) defined hazard as threat of a stress or perturbation toa system. He further defines, stress as ‘a cumulating pressure on a system resulting from processwithin the normal range of variability, but which over time may result in disturbances causing thesystem to adjust, adapt or be harmed’ and perturbation as a disturbance to a system resulting from asudden shock with a magnitude outside the normal vulnerability.In other words, Hazard is probability of occurrence of an event that has the potential for causinginjury to life or damage to property or the environment. Jeggle and Stephenson states that, ‘themagnitude of the phenomenon, the probability of its occurrence and the extent and severity of theimpact can vary. In many cases, these effects can be anticipated and estimated.Thus with a proper hazard assessment, pattern and likelihood of occurrence of hazards can bepredicted. Hence the assessment plays a significant role in determining the prepositioning andeffective utilization of the limited resources available in the District.III.2 Earthquake2(a) Definition: An earthquake is a sudden shaking and vibration at the surface of the earthresulting from underground plate movement or by the release of built up stress within rocks alonggeologic faults or by the movement of magma in volcanic areas. It is also referred by seismicdisturbance, seism, tremor, temblor etc.2 (b) Magnitude and Intensity of an earthquake: The magnitude of an earthquake is measuredon Richter magnitude scale, developed by Charles Richter and Beno Gutenberg in 1935.A single number is assigned to quantify the magnitude of an earthquake. The number is on a base10 logarithmic scale, which is obtained by calculating the logarithm of the amplitude of wavesmeasured by a seismograph.Magnitude and Intensity of an earthquake shall not be considered as synonym of each other. Anearthquake has one magnitude but many intensities, as the intensity depends upon various diversefactors such as the distance from the epicenter, crustal depth, sediment thickness etc.U.S. Geological Survey has given clear description of the effects of an earthquake on the basis ofits magnitude. This is listed in the table below:-27
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Chapter IXResource InventoryContent
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