The national seismic hazard map classified one location as having the highest hazard and another location as having the lowest hazard based on this classification which conclusion can you draw between the highest hazard and lowest hazard locations?
The conclusion that can be drawn is that the location classified as having the highest hazard is more prone to earthquakes or seismic activity, while the location classified as having the lowest hazard is less likely to experience significant earthquakes or seismic events. It is important for individuals and communities in high-hazard areas to be prepared for potential earthquakes and follow appropriate safety measures, such as securing furniture and buildings, having an emergency plan in place, and knowing what to do during and after an earthquake. Conversely, the low-hazard area may still experience some seismic activity, but the risk and potential impact are significantly lower compared to the high-hazard area.
