Cyclones are huge rotating storms which spiral about a low pressure centre. Those that form in the tropics may also be called hurricanes, typhoons, tropical storms, and tropical depressions, depending on their size and intensity. The main hazards associated with tropical cyclones are wind gusts and heavy rainfall, but considerable coastal erosion and storm surges can also happen. Community preparedness, engineering solutions and land-use planning can significantly reduce cyclone impacts.
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David Burbidge Head of Department: Tectonophysics
Hannah Brackley Platform Manager (Acting)
Kelvin Berryman Principal Scientist
Ken Gledhill H.O.D: GeoNet and Geohazards Monitoring
Michele Daly Risk and Society
Nico Fournier Head of Department: Volcanology
Nicola Litchfield Head of Department: Active Landscapes
Phil Glassey Senior Disaster Risk Reduction Scientist
Rob Smillie Head of Department: Regional Geology
Robert Bell Coastal Specialist
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