【ネパール土石流】衛星画像から見る現地の被害状況／地震計データから見る通常の地震ではないワケ

A weather forecaster will explain the extent of the damage, the cause of the disaster, and the risk of future secondary disasters in Nepal following the large-scale debris flow disaster. Based on announcements from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and analysis of seismograph data, it has been confirmed that this disaster was not caused by an earthquake, but by a glacial collapse and the resulting debris flow. The debris flow traveled approximately 100 km along the river, causing extremely large-scale damage, including a 300 m elevation gain along the way. Satellite images captured by the European Space Agency's (ESA) Sentinel-2 satellite show settlements completely buried in mud and debris. Furthermore, concerns remain about the formation of landslide dams in various locations and the ongoing rainy season, which is causing continuous rainfall and potentially impacting recovery efforts. #Nepal #Debrisflow #WeatherNews 0:00 Overview and damage situation of the Nepal debris flow disaster 0:35 Analysis of the cause of the debris flow (USGS seismograph data analysis) 1:47 Debris flow path and damage area (approximately 100km, elevation difference 300m) 3:07 Damage to settlements as seen in satellite imagery "Sentinel-2" 3:55 Warning against secondary disasters (impact of landslide dam formation and continuous rainfall) ▼【Nepal Debris Flow】Massive flooding caused by glacial lake collapse; damage route approximately 100km    • 【ネパール土石流】氷河湖決壊による大規模洪水　約100kmの被害ルート   📱No.1 Weather App "Weather News" https://weathernews.jp/s/download/wea... "Weather News," a weather app operated by one of the world's largest weather specialist companies. Utilizing AI technology, Japan's largest observation network, and weather reports from users nationwide, it has achieved the No.1 forecast accuracy. 📺️ TV Schedule - 24-Hour Live Broadcast https://weathernews.jp/wnl/timetable.... Weather News Casters Airi Yamagishi, Ayaka Matsuyuki, Nana Takayama, Yui Komaki, Mizuki Tokita, Riina Kobayashi, Mayu Uozumi, Chika Ogawa, Momoka Aohara, Yuko Lisa Okamoto, Manaha Tanabe, Mao Matsumoto, Yukari Shirai, Sayane Egawa, Rei Kawabata, Takafumi Fukuyoshi Weather Commentators (Meteorologists) Takeo Yamaguchi, Tatsuya Unozawa, Kunihiro Naito, Tatsuya Honda, Eiichi Iijima, Tatsuro Yoshino, Tetsuo Ariga