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September 25, 2021

Before the storm

This game is inspired by ‘Apples to Apples’. It has been modified by the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre, with support from Extra Ludic. Before the Storm is a decision-making game designed to introduce the weather forecasts and possible actions to take against natural disasters through different roles. The object of the game is to win the most rounds by playing an action card from one's hand to best "match" that round's communal forecast card as chosen by that round's judging player.

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Red Cross Red Crescent Societies

February 16, 2021

Save the city: Maputo Resilience Game

This game models how Maputo responds to shocks and stresses and strives to increase its resilience from 2020 through 2050. There are four subsystems in the game: agriculture, health care, society and culture, and infrastructure. Each subsystem represents an important part of the city and should try to increase their resilience through developing and maintaining adaptation measures. Each measure has a different effect on the resilience of a subsystem. There are a range of shocks and stresses that can disrupt the city. The game takes time, the government’s budget, probability, and cooperation into account to represent some of the complex factors at play real world.

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Anika Vroom, Steven Lin, Nils Hoebe, Ananya Yuvaraj

October 5, 2020

Tropical cyclones in Maputo

Maputo, a city in Africa has borne the brunt of tropical cyclones due to its geographical location and the effects of climate change. The report covers the probable consequences of cyclones and its effects on the social, technical and environmental aspects of Maputo. It also details possible solutions, keeping in mind the social and economic constraints and the ethical consequences of probable solutions.

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Ananya Yuvaraj

October 5, 2020

Typhoons in Manila

Metropolitan Manila is a highly populated area and lies in the most-active tropical cyclone basin in the world. Tropical cyclones (or typhoons) are strong cyclonic storms that develop over warm ocean waters and when moving across coastal regions can bring immense damage to coastal cities. This report investigates the cascading effects typhoons have had in the past on Metro Manila and looks into possible solution strategies to strengthen the resilience of the urban area. Poverty is one of the most prevalent issues in Manila. Because of improper housing options and poor infrastructure, low-income communities are forced to live in flood-prone areas and therefore highly vulnerable to disaster events that are accompanied by flooding or storm surges. Informal settlements are the part of the urban system most affected by typhoons and in special need for attention in mitigation work. Proposed solution strategies include improvements in urban drainage, inclusive relocation plans, livelihood assistance and capacity building programs, weak solid waste management practices and rehabilitation of the wetland ecosystem.

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Vanessa Schaller

September 1, 2017

Lecture Typhoons and hurricanes

This presentation concern typhoons and hurricanes. It describes: History Causes Effects and countermeasures River flooding Storm surge Large waves Wind and tornadoes

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Jeremy Bricker

2017

Clip7b Atmospheric Dynamics

In this clip I will illustrate the theory of juice trophic motion by using the example of curved isobars We will also examine the theory of circular motion and learn how to derive the gradient wind relationships. The clip relates to the course Introduction Atmosphere (MAQ-10306; https://ssc.wur.nl/Handbook/Course/MAQ-10306).

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Arnold Moene