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Ring of Fire and San Andreas Fault Activity
• Lesson Objective Question - Why might focusing on how people perceive the risks and
resources of the natural environment help to explain human behavior in different parts
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of the world?
• Background: Risk is a part of every landscape. When people select a site for a home, a
factory, a fort, or a shopping center, they take many factors into consideration. One of
those factors involves environmental
Perception of the amount of danger may
Readhazards.
Background
be wildly inaccurate. At times, the reason is lack of information. But other
considerations may sometimes out-weigh the risk involved. In such cases people tend
to underestimate the danger and over-estimate their ability to mange the risk. This
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lesson explores
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perception
decision-making
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environment.
The context is the risk of earthquakes along the San Andreas Fault in southern
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Vocabulary
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• Divergent Plate – 2 plates separating
• Convergent Plate – 2 plates colliding
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• Fault – crack that develops when tectonic plates on earth’s surface
collide
• Strike-slip fault - the motion along the fault line is horizontal as the
blocks scrape side by side past each other.
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Rank the following activities from highest to lowest level of risk or
danger (1 is low risk. 5 is high risk)
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• Building a new residence
on the
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north of San Francisco
• Driving along the California Coastal Highway
• Vacationing in southern California for two weeks
• Flying to Oakland for a ballgame
• Changing planes at LAX on the way to Hawaii
• Building a new nuclear power plant near Santa Rosa
Ring of Fire - Video
• Earth’s Crust –
Take Notes. Click on Video Link above to watch. Put in
different
sections/plates headphones before watching video
• Theory of Plate
Tectonics
• Plates are constantly
moving
• Different densities of
plates and pressure
from earth’s core
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Ring of Fire
• Convergent Plates
• 2 plates collide
• Denser plate submerges
under light plate
• Mountains
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Himalayas – Mt Everest
Ring of Fire
• Divergent Plate
• 2 plates separate
• Earthquakes and
volcanoes
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Mid Atlantic Ridge in Iceland
Ring of Fire
•Surrounds Pacific Ocean
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•Found in 4 different continents
•90% of earthquakes and 80% of volcanoes
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Ring of Fire – Class work & C4U
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• Ring of Fire Map Activity and Map
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San Andreas Fault - Video
• Where is San Andreas Fault located?
• California
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• Fault – crack that develops when tectonic plates on earth’s
surface collide headphones before watching video
• How big is San Andreas Fault?
• 800 miles long
• S CA to San Fran
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San-Andreas Fault
• Strike-slip fault
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Notes
• 2 plates are sliding past each
other
• 2 inches per year
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San-Andreas Fault
• Movements on fault = small tremors or major
earthquakes
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• 1906 – most destructive quake (magnitude 8)
• California – Expect earth to shake
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San-Andreas Fault
• What differences do you see in this image?
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C4U
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• What are some reasons why Californians may continue to live and
work near the San Andreas fault? Do you think the risk they are taking
is reasonable?
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• Do you think insurance companies should cover homes and
businesses built in earthquake-prone areas? Support your answer
with research
Class work
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• Planning for an Earthquake
• Probability of Earthquake
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• Earthquake Log Worksheet