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Understanding the rocks and mineral structure of the earth's crust is vital in identifying the appropriate land use and determining the intensity of such use.

The thin layer of the earth's surface composed of a mixture of fragments of rocks, water, air and organic matter.

The National Structural Code of the Philippines prescribes a ___ to be done on a site for buildings (3) three storeys or more.

A ____ is required for taller buildings to determine soil bearing capacity and bedrock depth for piling purposes.

A ____ shows the spatial distribution of different soil classification units in a locality.

The degree of ___ is high when rainfall intensity is high, slope is long, and where vegetative cover is less, and no erosion control practices such as contour tilling, terracing, and the like are in place.

The rainwater that flows on the ground surface. It also collect and carries soil particles

The rainwater that flows on the ground surface. It also collect and carries soil particles

No building is to be located on the direction of water flow as it will be prone to erosion and water flow will be directed towards the building.

What map can be used as a prepared based on the contour of the site if it is sloping, hilly or mountainous?

What is not a method to control soil erosion?

Refers to the different landforms occurring on the surface of the earth, such as mountains, plains, coastal areas, and the like.

A branch of geology dealing with the origin and nature of landforms with emphasis on erosional processes.

The description of landforms

____ is a consolidated rock material lying at various depths below all points of the earth's surface.

A minimum of ____ is prescribed by the National Structural Code by Philippines for a soil boring or soil and water sampling.

The parent material from which soils are formed can be classified into igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks.

formed by cooling molten lava

The hardened mixture of sediments and parts of other rock materials.

Formed from pre-existing rocks as a result of heat or pressure changes in the earth's crust.

A special purpose map made to show the arrangement of geologic features of a particular area; features can include such things as types of rocks, faults, minerals and groundwater.

If a site is near a geologic fault line, constructions must also make way for a ___ buffer zone on both sides of an active fault according to PHILVOCS.

Refers to the subsurface water or aquifer.

Are the water-bearing strata of rock, gravel, or sand in which groundwater is stored. It is a very valuable resource of potable water and must be protected from pollution.

Are the points where surface water meets or interchanges with an aquifer?

Map that is specially prepared to emphasize features of hydrogeologic importance.

This type of map brings basic geological information together with data on the hydraulic and hydrochemical characteristics of the rocks and their usefulness for groundwater supply.

Indicates the area from which water is gathered to fill streams and rivers. In building adjacent to streams or rivers. In building adjacent to streams or rivers, detailed flood studies and special permits are necessary.

According to the Water Code of the Philippines the easement of rivers and streams in Urban Areas is ____.

According to the Water Code of the Philippines the easement of rivers and streams in Agricultural Areas is ____.

According to the Water Code of the Philippines the easement of rivers and streams in Forest Areas is ____.

It is an area of land adjacent to a stream or river which stretches from the banks of its channel to the base of the enclosing valley walls, and which experiences flooding during periods of high discharge.

Shows areas susceptible to floods and flashfloods. It defines the areas which are at risk of flooding under extreme rainfall conditions. It defines the areas which are at risk of flooding under extreme rainfall conditions.

Are areas that are covered by water or that have water-logged soils for long periods during the growing season.

It has very valuable natural functions and considered a protected area

Wet spongy lands saturated with water, supporting a natural vegetation predominantly of shrubs, trees and grass.

Are plants and animals that exist only in one geographic region