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- Eachtra 1 Tsunami
- Eachtra 2 Urban Flooding
- Eachtra 3 Urban Windstorms
- Eachtra 4 Long-period Ground Motion and A New Threat
- Eachtra 5 Localized Torrential Rain
- Eachtra 6 Debris Flows
- Eachtra 7 Mt. Fuji's Threat to Tokyo
- Eachtra 8 Heatstroke
- Eachtra 9 Home Flooding
- Eachtra 10 Tornadoes
- Eachtra 11 Post-earthquake Fire
- Eachtra 12 Avalanches
- Eachtra 13 Lightning
- Eachtra 14 Soil Liquefaction
- Eachtra 15 PM2.5
- Eachtra 16 Tsunami Prediction
- Eachtra 17 Human Stampede
- Eachtra 18 Disaster Response Robots
- Eachtra 19 Phreatic Eruptions
- Eachtra 20 Linear Rainbands
- Eachtra 21 Road Cave-ins
- Eachtra 22 Solar Flares
- Eachtra 23 Typhoon Forecasting
- Eachtra 24 Storm Surges
- Eachtra 25 Heavy Snow
- Eachtra 26 Landslides
- Eachtra 27 Quake-resistant Skyscrapers
- Eachtra 28 Tsunami Observation
- Eachtra 29 River Flooding
- Eachtra 30 Fire Tornadoes
- Eachtra 31 Lava Flows
- Eachtra 32 Large-Scale Blackouts
- Eachtra 33 Active Faults
- Eachtra 34 Ensuring a Safe Journey in Japan
- Eachtra 35 Droughts
- Eachtra 36 Wildfires
- Eachtra 37 Tokyo Metropolis
- Eachtra 38 Osaka Metropolis
- Eachtra 39 Emergency Food
- Eachtra 40 Tsunami Evacuation
- Eachtra 41 How to Survive an Earthquake
- Eachtra 42 How to Survive a Flood
- Eachtra 43 Drone Disaster Management
- Eachtra 44 Send in the Robot Fire Brigade!
- Eachtra 45 Safety Tips for Hiking in Japan
- Eachtra 46 Digital Twin
- Eachtra 47 Scientists on a Quest to Control Typhoons
- Eachtra 48 Uncovering the Mysteries of Winter Lightning
- Eachtra 49 Phase Free - Disaster Preparedness in Everyday Life
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BOSAI: Science that Can Save Your Life - Season 1 Episode 6 Debris Flows
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An increase in heavy rainfall in recent years has made debris flows a frequent problem in Japan. We'll look at research underway to help with their early detection and explore ways to protect lives.In recent years, debris flows have become more frequent in Japan due to an increase in heavy rainfall. Given that about 70% of Japan's land area is covered by mountains and forests, they have become a significant issue. After large-scale debris flows struck parts of Hiroshima Prefecture in 2014 and 2018, scientists found that debris flows tend to start out small and then repeatedly recur, causing significant damage. Research is now underway to determine the locations where debris flows are likely to occur based on topographical and geological data, and install sensors that can detect the very first debris flow. Information from these sensors can then help residents evacuate as quickly as possible. In this program, we'll introduce the latest research to save lives from debris flows.
Seánra: Documentary
Caitheadh: Lemi Duncan
Criú: Yoshikatsu Serizawa (Producer)
Tír: Japan
Stiúideo: NHK WORLD-JAPAN
Runtime: 15:14 nóiméad
Cáilíocht: HD
An Chéad Dáta Aeir: May 01, 2020
Dáta deireanach an aeir: Nov 02, 2024
Eachtra: 47 Eachtra
Séasúr: 1 Séasúr
IMDb: 10
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