1.11. Hazard Classification
Classification of hazards Sudden or slow onset Natural (physical) Manmade/Technological Weather related (meteorological Earth movement 1. External (topographical) 2. Internal (tectonics & tellurics) − Industrial disasters − Nuclear accidents − Chemical accidents − Fires − Wars, civil strife − Structural failures Natural (biological) 1.
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