Following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, there became a strong concern in this country
about our ability to cope with natural disasters. Due to the expensive cost of
acquiring detailed data about the hazard before, during and after the event, many
agencies are putting systems forth to allow citizens affected by the events to
contribute details about their surroundings. This may be in the form of data sent
over a mobile phone, or Internet connection to a PC. Please weigh in your thoughts
about using this system as a method of coping with natural disasters by taking this
brief survey.
* 1. Have you ever experienced a natural disaster?
Yes
No
2.
Which of the following hazards have you experienced?
Flood
Hurricane
Earthquake
Fire
Tornado
None
3.
About at what intensity did the disaster occur?
Very low
low
moderate
high
very high
* 4.
Did you have access to the internet following the event
Yes
No
5.
As the event passed, did you feel that adequate updates about the hazard were
provided to affected citizens?
Yes
No
* 6.
Following the event, did you feel coherent enough that you would be able to
communicate in detail about your surroundings?
Yes
No
* 7.
Have you ever contributed Geospatial Information about a hazard or extreme event
online? (Through Google Earth, USGS website, Weather channel, etc..)
Yes
No
* 8.
Do you have any experience using a GPS system?
Yes
No
* 9.
Do you feel that your community has an adequate emergency response system in
place for the onset of natural disasters?
Yes
No
10.
Do you feel that GIS and Remote Sensing is a very appropriate way of coping with a
natural disaster before, during and after the onset of a natural hazard
Yes
No

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Following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, there became a strong concern in this country
about our ability to cope with natural disasters. Due to the expensive cost of
acquiring detailed data about the hazard before, during and after the event, many
agencies are putting systems forth to allow citizens affected by the events to
contribute details about their surroundings. This may be in the form of data sent
over a mobile phone, or Internet connection to a PC. Please weigh in your thoughts
about using this system as a method of coping with natural disasters by taking this
brief survey.

* 1. Have you ever experienced a natural disaster?
Yes
No
2.
Which of the following hazards have you experienced?
Flood
Hurricane
Earthquake
Fire
Tornado
None
3.
About at what intensity did the disaster occur?
Very low
low
moderate
high
very high
* 4.
Did you have access to the internet following the event
Yes
No
5.
As the event passed, did you feel that adequate updates about the hazard were
provided to affected citizens?
Yes
No
* 6.
Following the event, did you feel coherent enough that you would be able to
communicate in detail about your surroundings?
Yes
No
* 7.
Have you ever contributed Geospatial Information about a hazard or extreme event
online? (Through Google Earth, USGS website, Weather channel, etc..)
Yes
No
* 8.
Do you have any experience using a GPS system?
Yes
No
* 9.
Do you feel that your community has an adequate emergency response system in
place for the onset of natural disasters?
Yes
No
10.
Do you feel that GIS and Remote Sensing is a very appropriate way of coping with a
natural disaster before, during and after the onset of a natural hazard
Yes
No

What state are you located in?

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How do you find out? Is a warning just letting you know there might be a tornado, or that there WILL be a tornado??
Whats the delay between a warning and the tornado hitting?

Im English. And i love tornadoes :)

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I know there is a word for a forming tornado, its not a tornado yet cause it hasn’t touched the ground. Does anyone know the word?

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Following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, there became a strong concern in this country
about our ability to cope with natural disasters. Due to the expensive cost of
acquiring detailed data about the hazard before, during and after the event, many
agencies are putting systems forth to allow citizens affected by the events to
contribute details about their surroundings. This may be in the form of data sent
over a mobile phone, or Internet connection to a PC. Please weigh in your thoughts
about using this system as a method of coping with natural disasters by taking this
brief survey.

* 1. Have you ever experienced a natural disaster?
Yes
No
2.
Which of the following hazards have you experienced?
Flood
Hurricane
Earthquake
Fire
Tornado
None
3.
About at what intensity did the disaster occur?
Very low
low
moderate
high
very high
* 4.
Did you have access to the internet following the event
Yes
No
5.
As the event passed, did you feel that adequate updates about the hazard were
provided to affected citizens?
Yes
No
* 6.
Following the event, did you feel coherent enough that you would be able to
communicate in detail about your surroundings?
Yes
No
* 7.
Have you ever contributed Geospatial Information about a hazard or extreme event
online? (Through Google Earth, USGS website, Weather channel, etc..)
Yes
No
* 8.
Do you have any experience using a GPS system?
Yes
No
* 9.
Do you feel that your community has an adequate emergency response system in
place for the onset of natural disasters?
Yes
No
10.
Do you feel that GIS and Remote Sensing is a very appropriate way of coping with a
natural disaster before, during and after the onset of a natural hazard
Yes
No

What state are you located in?

Thank you for your contribution

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My thought is that the heat of the lightning would cause the tornado to swell a bit and then disipate.
As I understand it, the rearanging of positive and negative charges takes time. This could occur over a period of time with the posibility of a tornado passing under it.

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Would the tornado make the volcano erupt? Has this ever happened before?

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Does it really work, or would the tornado suck me out from under it?

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* 1. Have you ever experienced a natural disaster?
Yes
No
2.
Which of the following hazards have you experienced?
Flood
Hurricane
Earthquake
Fire
Tornado
None
3.
About at what intensity did the disaster occur?
Very low
low
moderate
high
very high
* 4.
Did you have access to the internet following the event
Yes
No
5.
As the event passed, did you feel that adequate updates about the hazard were
provided to affected citizens?
Yes
No
* 6.
Following the event, did you feel coherent enough that you would be able to
communicate in detail about your surroundings?
Yes
No
* 7.
Have you ever contributed Geospatial Information about a hazard or extreme event
online? (Through Google Earth, USGS website, Weather channel, etc..)
Yes
No
* 8.
Do you have any experience using a GPS system?
Yes
No
* 9.
Do you feel that your community has an adequate emergency response system in
place for the onset of natural disasters?
Yes
No
10.
Do you feel that GIS and Remote Sensing is a very appropriate way of coping with a
natural disaster before, during and after the onset of a natural hazard
Yes
No

What state are you located in?

Thank you for your contribution

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Well a tornado is coming! And I don’t know what to do.I live in a apartment.I live in the 2nd floor.We have no basements,or go downstairs because we can’t.So I don’t know where to go. Please Help Me!

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How does tornado affect the 4 spheres of earth??

the 4 spheres are:

Lithosphere (Rock)

Hydrosphere (Water)

Atmosphere (Air)

Biosphere (Living and Dead things).

n im asking how tornado effects them, n im researching for my task to make a magazine articlee. i need to know info about it buts its hard to finddd so please write with effort, i will give 5 stars

thanks !

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Via the best thing, I mean. This has never happened before in history but what should you do if a tornado were to hit and an earthquake both in the same location simulataneously and you were upstairs full of windows to stay safe from the earthquake but puts you in danger of the tornado storm that is also going on or if you’re down basement, you’re safe from the tornado but also put yourself in danger of the earthquake. Please help! I don’t want to have one of my internet friends killed because of this and I’d do everything that’s right to protect my friends.

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A tornado is supposed to hit my city and we have no basement.. My little sister is very scared, we can’t go out because the car is messed up, what is the second safest place in the house what what things can we do?

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Tornado..!!!?

Ok if there was a tornado and i live in an APT building on the first floor where would i hide if there is no basement..!?!?!

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ok weather is really warm right now. witch is very strange to me since its early January in northern indiana. about a week ago temperatures were in the 20s and so. now its like 50-65Fer. its been raining the past 2-3 days. how likely is it to have a tornado here with rapid temperature change like this?

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I need either an animation or series of images to help me describe how a tornado forms for a class project and I’m having difficulty finding any I can use. Could someone tell me where I might find this. Thanks.

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In billings,mt? Cause there was recently a tornado and i’ve been scared for every storm. SO what are the chances?

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Our house is on a hill. Our "basement’ is not underground and there are sliding glass doors going to the front yard from the basement. Every room in our house has windows except for the closets and hallway. There are two adults and two small children. Where is the best spot for us to go if a tornado hits?

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I live in FL & we supposedly never get ‘dangerous’ tornadoes, but earlier today everyone was saying that there was one. How big does a tornado have to be to pick up a car? And what about to destroy a typical house (you know — the houses that only have a thin layer of cement around the outside)? Thanks!

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I understand that a tornado’s destructive path can go for miles and be anywhere from feet to a mile wide (F5). But how far into the ground does it disturb? I see storm shelters aren’t very deep, how shallow is considered safe?

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tornado!!..???

wut is a tornado?

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in lexington were i live their is a tornado wacth i dont know what to do my parents are on vacation???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????/

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Share your experiance.

Once i was at my cottage and a large tornado was coming our way. My dad saw it while he was fishing and quickly came running to the cottage to get us into the car. Luckily we survived and i was only 5 when this happened.

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how strong a tornado has to be to become a tropical named storm and start deep convection? when does it get an eye? how deep is the mesocyclon?

when it gets to water, it becomes a water sprout, but when they start to issue hurricane warnings, how string has the water sprout to be to develop an eye and become a named storm

conversely, what processes cause hurricane to degenerate into simple single mesocyclonic tornado when they touch land

do hurricanes retain their names once they become a simple tornado and become extratropical

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What is it called if there is a tornado and a window breaks and there is an burst of wind inside the room?? They did like a simulation of it on myth busters or something?
well it causes this types of extreme wind circulation due to pressure?

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I just moved to Missouri and we’re having severe thunderstorms. What are some warning signs that a tornado may happen?

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I was wondering how the tornado in the ride at Universal Studios was formed… It would be really cool if schools were able to do that for the musical The Wizard Of Oz!! Any help is greatly appreciated!

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I am planning on moving and don’t want to live in the areas that are struck my tornado’s. What is the general boundaries of these tornado’s and where can I live in the south east without beginning effected by them?

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So in a hypothetical situation what would happen if a tornado hit the side of a mountain and what would happen if there were buildings and people on it?

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I am teaching students about tornadoes. I need some kinds of activity that will show them the conditions (temperature and humidity) of a tornado. Any ideas?

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