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High Resolution 1:10,000 scale Mapping Strategy of Multi ... - NDMA

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Moderate Hazard Zone (mapping priority P2)<br />

The areas, which have been frequently hit by cyclonic storms with intensity T2<br />

have been categorized as vulnerable area and given Moderate priority (P2) for<br />

mapping. These areas are affected by high rainfall, flooding and damage due to high<br />

winds exceeding 60 km/hour. Normally these areas are adjacent to sever cyclonic<br />

affected areas, where sever cyclone loose their intensity and remain in cyclonic<br />

storm category. Mostly the districts <strong>of</strong> West Bengal, Orissa, Bihar and Tamil Nadu in<br />

east coast and Karnataka, Maharashtra and Gujarat fall in this category.<br />

Low Hazard Zone (mapping priority P3)<br />

The areas, which have been frequently hit by deep depression with intensity<br />

T1 and above have been categorized as low vulnerable area and given Low priority<br />

(P3) for mapping. These areas are affected by moderately high winds exceeding 50<br />

km/hour above and high rainfall.<br />

Though the entire country is affected by depression/deep depression,<br />

however the areas, which are affected by with highest frequency (atleast 50 during<br />

test period) have been identified and the areas that are having lower occurring<br />

frequency have been ignored. Most <strong>of</strong> these areas are located in Bihar, Uttar<br />

Pradesh, east Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh.<br />

SUMMARY OF AREAS AFFECTED BY CYCLONE HAZARD<br />

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