Evacuation facilities

Asamayama, Japan, 2019

Asamayama Volcanic Disaster Prevention Committee. (2019). Asamayama Volcanic Disaster Prevention Map. Tsumagoi Village.

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Map Set

Asamayama Volcanic Disaster Prevention Committee. (2019). Asamayama Volcanic Disaster Prevention Map. Tsumagoi Village.
https://www.vill.tsumagoi.gunma.jp/kurashi/bousai/files/asama_kazan_bousai_map.pdf

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Map Data

Map ID	3053
Hazard Process(es)	Ash-cloud surges; Lahars; PDCs
Hazard Zone Presentation	Hazard process-focused: Most hazard processes are separated by hazard process type on a main map and series of insets
Temporal Scale	Background, or long-term, map
Spatial Scale	Part of volcano (flank or drainage)
Publication Format	Map in a booklet, longer fact-sheet, handbook, or guidebook
Zonation Method(s)	Geologic history
Zonation Model(s)
Scenario(s) Considered	Style or type
Hazard Zone Label(s)	Estimated value or Hazard Impact Metric; Hazard process name
Probability Definition(s)	No probability definition was discernable from the map
Purpose	Crisis management and response: Intended to be used for managing, responding to, and taking action during an eruption; often includes evacuation routes, access restrictions, actions to take, etc.
Audience	Multiple audiences (usually the public, civil authorities, and land-use planners)
Language(s)	Japanese
Basemap(s)	Hillshade
Basemap overlay(s)	Contour lines; Street map
Diemsionality	Planimetric (2D or map) view
Color Scheme	Red to Blue
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