Traditionally, community level information has been collected at the community level by nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), governments, and others in flood risk zones using participatory methods such as Participatory Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (PVCA) resulting in a variety of different products, for example, maps of hazard, flood extent, exposure, and risk (Fig. 1a).
Examples of hazards identified in this manner include lung and nasal cancer among nickel workers, lung cancer in asbestos workers, and coronary heart disease among workers exposed to carbon disulfide (used in the manufacture of rayon).
Glass fragments, the smell of gas, or damaged electrical appliances are examples of hazards.
Hand and farm tools, machinery, protruding nails and glass windows are examples of hazards.
Such a case is an example of moral hazard in which the insured party is the victim and the insurer is the "guilty" party.
The situation is a classic example of moral hazard.
As an example of a hazard, Hartigan showed me a style of atomiser he'd opted to stop selling, because it overheated due to a reliance on solder – I think; things got a little technical.
Figure 1 illustrates an example of the hazard function of death in relation to FEV1 in a 70 year old man after an observation time of two years.
US senator Dianne Feinstein of California, who has introduced legislation to require new safety features on drones, pointed to the close call as an example of the hazards posed to commercial aviation by unregulated drone activity.
