Lecture 03
In the order a learner meets it. Each block is a separate thing to write, and their order is the lecture's argument.
Block 1 · video
Before commissioning new data, a working tour of what the Department of Meteorology, the Disaster Management Centre and the National Adaptation Plan's own technical annexes already hold - rainfall, temperature, sea-level and past-event records - and what resolution each one actually supports.
"A tour of what already exists"
Block 2 · text
A national hazard map is built to compare provinces, not to site a culvert. Using it to make a divisional-level decision borrows a precision the data never had, and an assessment that says so plainly is more useful than one that quietly assumes a downscaling nobody checked.
"National resolution is not divisional resolution"
A recorded video. The title and the minutes are what the block list shows; the caption is what a learner reads before pressing play.
One heading, one passage - never a wall. This is the argument, written out.
What the learner downloads. Everything here comes off the shared library, so one file can serve six lectures and be replaced once.
National hazard data sources - map
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4 questions close this lecture. The pass mark is 70% and is set once for the whole platform. It also carries 3 written questions - a learner has to clear both to move on.
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