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E-Course On Vulnerability Atlas of India

The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs of India, in collaboration with the School of Planning and Architecture in New Delhi and the Building Materials & Technology Promotion Council, has launched an e-learning course on the Vulnerability Atlas of India. The course provides awareness of natural hazards across India and the vulnerability of housing to earthquakes, cyclones, landslides and floods in different districts. It targets students, professionals, government officials and others working in fields like urban planning, engineering, and disaster management. The online, self-paced course consists of 7 modules and assessments. Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate.
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E-Course On Vulnerability Atlas of India

The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs of India, in collaboration with the School of Planning and Architecture in New Delhi and the Building Materials & Technology Promotion Council, has launched an e-learning course on the Vulnerability Atlas of India. The course provides awareness of natural hazards across India and the vulnerability of housing to earthquakes, cyclones, landslides and floods in different districts. It targets students, professionals, government officials and others working in fields like urban planning, engineering, and disaster management. The online, self-paced course consists of 7 modules and assessments. Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate.
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Ministry of Housing

and Urban Affairs


Government of India

School of Planning and Building Materials & Technology


Architecture, New Delhi Promotion Council, New Delhi

Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs, Govt. of India


in collaboration with SPA, New Delhi & BMTPC
launches

e-Course on
Vulnerability Atlas
of India
It is a basic e-learning course that offers awareness and understanding about natural hazards, helps identify
regions with high vulnerability with respect to various hazards (earthquakes, cyclones, landslides, floods,
etc.) and specifies district-wise level of damage risks to the existing housing stock. The e-course will be a
tool for effective & efficient disaster mitigation & management in the field of Architecture, Civil Engineering,
Urban & Regional Planning, Housing & Infrastructure Planning, Construction Engineering & Management
and Building & Materials Research.

Target Group
The e-Course on Vulnerability Atlas of India was
launched by Shri Hardeep S Puri, Hon’ble Minister
of State (I/C) for Housing and Urban Affairs, • Individuals who wish to keep themselves
Government of India on August 29, 2019. abreast with knowledge about various
hazards, vulnerability & disaster mitigation
measures, in order to be better prepared.
• Students/Faculty/Practitioners/Researchers
Course Fee of Urban and Regional Planning, Civil
Engineering and Architecture Colleges or any
Rs.3000/- per person other allied disciplines
(One-time, Non-refundable) • Public/Private Professionals working in the
area of housing & infrastructure sector e.g.
Road, Rail, Aviation, Ports, etc.
Course Available AT • Defence/Central Armed Police Forces involved
in Civil Engineering projects
• Officials of National/State Disaster
www.spa.ac.in Management Authorities
• Central/State/Local Government Officials
Interested applicants may also write to • Members of Consulting Organisations
[email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected] • Members of Civil Society Organisations
for applying to e-Course.

On successful completion of the course, a Certificate will be awarded to the participant.

The e-course on Vulnerability Atlas of India has been launched as one of the activities under “Construction
Technology Year (2019-20)” which was announced by the Hon’ble Prime Minister during Construction
Technology India 2019: Expo-cum-Conference under Global Housing Technology Challenge – India on 2nd
March, 2019 at New Delhi.

It will be offered jointly by the School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi and Building Materials &
Technology Promotion Council (BMTPC), Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs.
Salient Features of the e-Course
• Applicants can register and log on to the e-course from anywhere at any time.
• Course does not require any face to face discussion or physical appearance in the examination.
• Course is beneficial for those who are not able to attend physically or do not have sufficient time to attend programmes
in training centres.
• e-Course will help individuals to comprehend and move at their own pace. There are no restrictions on duration of
the course.
• There will be Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) based self-assessment after each module. In case an individual is
not able to score satisfactorily in a particular module, applicant is encouraged to re-read the module and go through
self-assessment again.
• At the end of the course, there will be final examination which will again be MCQ based.
• An applicant will get maximum 3 attempts to complete the final examination.
• If an applicant fails after 3 attempts, applicant will have to go through the Course again from the beginning.
• On successful completion of the course, a self-generated digital certificate will be awarded to the applicant.
• There will be six Contact Programmes for enrolled applicants who have successfully completed the e-course in one
year, (one at SPA, New Delhi and five other at designated Incubation Centres of GHTC-I at IIT Bombay, IIT Kharagpur,
IIT Madras, IIT Roorkee & NEIST Jorhat/CBRI Roorkee), during which certificate will be delivered in a programme.
Candidates will have option to choose any place suiting their convenience.

Course Contents
Module 1: What is Vulnerability Atlas of India? Module 4: Flood Hazard and vulnerability to housing
• Introduction to the concept of natural hazards and • Floods
natural disasters • Flood prone areas in the country
• Vulnerability profile of India • Flood Hazard Maps
• What is Vulnerability Atlas of India? • Probable maximum precipitation
• Flooding in Coastal Areas
Module 2: Earthquake Hazard and vulnerability to • General Protection of Habitat/Buildings
housing • Construction of Flood Resistant Houses
• Earthquakes
• Earthquake magnitude and intensity Module 5: Landslides, Thunderstorm and Tsunami
• Epicentre of an earthquake Hazards
• Earthquake/Seismic Zones • Landslides
• Earthquake Hazard Maps • Landslide Incidence Maps
• Types of structures/buildings and classification of • Thunderstorms
damages to buildings • Thunderstorm Incidence Map of India
• Effects of earthquakes on housing • Tsunami
• Earthquake resistant measures for housing
Module 6: Housing Vulnerability Risk Table
Module 3: Wind / Cyclone Hazard and vulnerability • House types
to housing • Risk of damage to house types
• Wind and cyclonic storms • Damage risk levels for earthquakes, wind storms and
• Basic wind speed zones floods
• Design Wind Speed and Pressures • The Housing Vulnerability Risk Tables
• Wind Hazard Maps
• Cyclone Occurrence Map of coastal India Module 7: How to Use Vulnerability Atlas of India
• Storm surge • Usage of Vulnerability Atlas of India
• Wind/cyclone resistant measures • How to read Vulnerability Atlas of India
• Definitions of Disaster Related Terms

For further information, please contact:


Director www.spa.ac.in
School of Planning and Architecture
4-Block-B, Indraprastha Estate, New Delhi 110002 @delhi_spa
Ph. +91 011 - 2370 2375, 2370 2376; Fax. +91-011 - 2370 2383 @spanewdelhi
E-mail: [email protected]
Executive Director Joint Secretary & Mission Director (Housing for All)
Building Materials & Technology Promotion Council Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs, Govt. of India
Core-5A, 1st Floor, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi Room No. 115-G, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi-110011
Tel: +91-11-24636705, 24638096; Fax: +91-11-24642849 Tel: 011-23061420, 23061419
E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]
www.bmtpc.org @bmtpcdelhi @bmtpc.mhua ghtc-india.gov.in @GhtcIndia globalhousingtechnology

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