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Art Integration Project-Cyclone

This document summarizes a student presentation on cyclones. It includes sections on defining cyclones, showing a poster depicting cyclone damage, identifying cyclone prone areas in India, describing how mathematics is used to study cyclones, listing different types and names of cyclones, and explaining the role of technology in managing cyclones. A total of 6 students contributed to an art integration project covering various disciplines related to cyclones.

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Art Integration Project-Cyclone

This document summarizes a student presentation on cyclones. It includes sections on defining cyclones, showing a poster depicting cyclone damage, identifying cyclone prone areas in India, describing how mathematics is used to study cyclones, listing different types and names of cyclones, and explaining the role of technology in managing cyclones. A total of 6 students contributed to an art integration project covering various disciplines related to cyclones.

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Art Integration

Project Presenters:

1. Shibani Darssha Muthuraman

2. Kavya Iyer

3. Suhana Tasneem Pathan

4. Sana Rebecca George

5. Sheik Ayesha

6. Lakshitha Karthikeyan

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Cyclone –
The Natural
Hazard
Presenters:

1. Shibani Darssha Muthuraman

2. Kavya

3. Suhana Tasneem Pathan G


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4. Sana Rebecca George

5. Sheik Ayesha

6. Lakshitha Karthikeyan
What is a Cyclone?
 Storms are associated with periods of
strong often damaging winds, heavy
flood-producing rainfall, thunder and
lightning, heavy snowfall or blizzard
conditions.

 Cyclones are caused by atmospheric


disturbances around a low-pressure area
distinguished by swift and often
disruptive air circulation.

 The word cyclone is derived from the


Greek word “Cyclos” meaning the coils
of a snake.
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Poster on Cyclone
• Our team has prepared a hand-made poster depicting the
ferociousness of cyclones and the ill-effects it causes. We can see
trees and plants being uprooted, cattle being hurt by objects falling

and its effects on the, the house being destroyed as the wind carries away its
components and we can also see the area being flooded. It is a poster
that shows the real adversities of the cyclone.

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Cyclone
Prone Areas
In India
• In India, most of the tropical
cyclones develop in the Bay of
Bengal.

• Hence the Eastern coast is more


prone to cyclones. 

•  It includes the coastal areas of


Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh,
Odisha and West Bengal.

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Mathematics in the Study of Cyclones

o The fundamental mathematics of a cyclone is its circular


formation. Not only this, but it is also astonishing the way
that hurricanes rotate.

o Do they rotate clockwise, or anticlockwise? Cyclones from


the north of the equator spin anti-clockwise and storms below
the equator spin clockwise. This is because the Earth rotates
on its axis. It ultimately highlights that Mathematics is
incorporated into absolutely everything that we see in this
world.

o We could find the speed of the cyclone and predict how far it
will travel and in what time by using the speed, distance,
time formula. This is on example to use Mathematics in the
study of cyclones by children.

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Types of Cyclone

There are 4 types of Cyclone two of them are given below :

 Tropical Cyclone: The regions where the tropical cyclone occurs are over the tropical ocean.
Hurricanes and typhoons are the two types of tropical cyclone. Atlantic and Northeast Pacific are the
regions where hurricanes are found.

 Polar Cyclone: The polar cyclone is also known as the “Arctic hurricane” in the Northern
Hemisphere. This is due to their energy sources. The heat is transferred from water to air and the latent
heat is released in the form of cloud condensation.

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Other names of Cyclone
Cyclone called as: Region
Hurricanes Caribbean sea

Typhoons China sea

Cyclone Indian ocean

Tornadoes USA

Taifu Japan

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What are cyclones called in different
languages ?

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Role of Technology in Managing Cyclones
TECHNOLOGY CAN GO WHERE
PEOPLE CANNOT AND WHERE RESCUE
E F F O RT S P U T T H E L I V E S O F
R E S P O N D E R S AT R I S K

• Drones and robotic devices can help


reach places inaccessible by man or MOBILE PHONES, SOCIAL MEDIA AND
ALL OTHER FORMS OF
is too risky for rescuers. Technology C O M M U N I C AT I O N A R E S AV I O R S
also helps the map locations, deliver W H E N C Y C L O N E S A R E H I T.

aids quickly and in a low-cost way • Cell phones, social media and digital
TECHNOLOGY HELPS TO PREDICT
communities provide a new way for CYCLONES,
organizations and their beneficiaries
• Data Analysts collect immense data
to communicate
to study a cyclone that has already
been and to use the data to enhance
the accuracy of predictions

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Summary As a project for Art integration, in this presentation we have discussed the science,
technology and mathematics in the study of cyclones. We have incorporated social
studies by analyzing the cyclone prone areas in India. The poster on the effects of
cyclone is a work of art. We have collected an interesting list of names by which
cyclone is called in different languages of the world.

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Thank You

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