Question

1. how would you use data to help predict when or where a natural hazard might happen? what information would you look for?

Explanation:

To predict natural - hazards, historical data on past occurrences (location, time, intensity), geological and meteorological data (such as fault lines, weather patterns), and real - time sensor data (e.g., seismic activity, water levels) are crucial. These can help identify patterns and likelihoods of future events.

Answer:

Historical hazard data (past locations, times, intensities), geological and meteorological data (fault lines, weather patterns), real - time sensor data (seismic activity, water levels)