We often hear on television that natural disasters are more numerous and more severe every year because ofglobal warming. In the following, we propose to analyse data available on the Emergency Events Database(EM-DAT) to check whether this claim is plausible.The EM-DAT website provides data on natural, technological and complex disasters since 1900. The data canbe accessed free of charge by creating an account. We have done this for you. On March the 26th, we retrievedthe data on natural disasters since 1900 and simplified the file (by removing columns, but not rows).On the first tab of the file ('Feuill’), you will find from line 8, the characteristics of each recorded disaster: anidentification number (column 1), the year (column 2), the nature of the disaster (columns 3, 4 and 5), thelocation (columns 6, 7 and 8) and the number of deaths resulting from the disaster (column 9).data - ExcelFileHomeInsertDrawPage LayoutFormulasDataReviewViewDeveloperHelpO Tell me what you want to doX Cut- 11-A Aab Wrap TextGeneralCalibriNormalà Copy$ - % ,Conditional Format as GoodPasteBIU.A.E Merge & Center+0 .0000 +0* Format PainterFormatting · Table -ClipboardFontAlignmentNumberStylesC13fxClimatologicalADFKMP1 Source:EM-DAT, CRED / UCLouvain, Brussels, Belgiumwww.emdat.be (D. Guha-Sapir)3/26/202123 Version:4 File creation5 Table type6 Hof records:Custom request15852Disaster Type Disaster Subt Country7 Dis No8 1900-0006-JAM9 1900-0007-JAMDisaster Subgroup1900 Hydrological1900 BiologicalYearRegionContinentTotal DeathsFloodJamaicaCaribbeanAmericas300EpidemicViral disease lamaicaCaribbeanEastern AsiaWestern AsiaAmericas301900 Geophysical1900 Geophysical10 1900-0008-IPNVolcanic activ Ash fllJapanAsia3011 1900-0009-TUREarthquake Ground move TurkeyAsia1401900 Meteorological1900 Climatological1900 ClimatologicalTropical cyclo United States Northern AmericaDrought12 1900-0003-USAStormDroughtDroughtEarthquake TsunamiAmericas600013 1900-0002-CPV14 1900-9001-INDCabo Verde Western AfricaAfrica11000DroughtIndiaSouthern AsiaAsia125000015 1901-0004-JPN1901 GeophysicalJapanEastern AsiaAsia181901 Biological1902 Geophysical1902 Geophysical1902 Geophysical16 1901-0001-UGAEastern AfricaAfricaEpidemicEarthquake Ground move Azerbaijan Western AsiaUganda20000017 1902-0013-AZEAsia8618 1902-0003-GTMVolcanic activ Ash fallGuatemala Central AmericaAmericas100019 1902-0012-GTMEarthquake Ground move Guatemala Central AmericaAmericas200020 1902-0005 MMR1902 Meteorological1902 GeophysicalStormTropical cyclo Myanmar South-Eastern AsiaSaint Vincent CaribbeanAsia60021 1902-0007-VCTVolcanic activ Ash fallAmericas156522 1902-0006-MTQMartinique Caribbean1902 Geophysical1902 Geophysical1902 Geophysical1902 Geophysical1902 Geophysical1903 Geophysical1903 Geophysical1903 Geophysical1903 GeophysicalVolcanic activ Ash fallAmericasAsiaAsiaAmericas30000Earthquake Ground move ChinaVolcanic activ Ash fall23 1902-0014-CHNEastern Asia250024 1902-0008-IPNJapanEastern Asia12525 1902-0010-GTMVolcanic activ Ash fallGuatemala Central America600026 1902-0011-SUNEarthquake Ground move Soviet Union Russian FederationEarthquake Ground move israelEarthquake Ground move TurkeyMass movem RockfallEurope456227 1903-0014-ISRWestern AsiaAsia20Western AsiaNorthern America28 1903-0013-TURAsia170029 1903-0006-CANCanadaAmericas7630 1903-0007-TUREarthquake Ground move TurkeyWestern AsiaAsia35601903 Geophysical1903 Meteorological1903 Geophysical1903 Geophysical1903 Climatological31 1903-0015-TUREarthquake Ground move TurkeyWestern AsiaAsia100032 1903-0008-IAMStormTropical cyclo lamaicaCaribbeanAmericas6533 1903-0016-IRNEarthquake Ground move Iran (Islamic ISouthern AsiaAsia350Volcanic activ Ash fallDroughtComoros (the Eastern AfricaNiger (the) Western Africa34 1903-0012-COMAfrica1735 1903-9001-NERDroughtAfrica36 1903-0010-USA1903 Meteorological1903 Hydrological1903 Hydrological1904 GeophysicalStormConvective stUnited States Northern AmericaAmericas9837 1903-0002-USAFloodUnited States Northern AmericaAmericas38 1903-0003-USAFloodUnited States Northern AmericaAmericas25039 1904-0007-TWN40 1904-0008-GRCAsiaEarthquake Ground move Taiwan (Prov Eastern AsiaSouthern Europe31904 Geophysical1904 GeophysicalEarthquake Ground move GreeceEurope4Earthquake Ground move Taiwan (Prov Eastern AsiaTropical cyclo Bangladesh Southern Asia41 1904-0009-TWNAsia1451904 Meteorological1905 Geophysical42 1904-0003-BGDStormAsia43 1905-0003-INDEarthquake Ground move IndiaSouthern AsiaAsia2000044 1905-000s-ALB1905 Geophysical1905 Geophysical1905 Geophysical1905 Geophysical1905 Meteorological1905 GeophysicalSouthern EuropeEastern AsiaNorthern AmericaEarthquake Ground move AlbaniaEurope12045 1905-0009-IPNEarthquake Ground move JapanAsia1145 1905-0005-CANMass movem Rockfall CanadaAmericas1847 1905-0001-ITAEarthquake Ground move ItalySouthern EuropeTropical cyclo Philippines (tSouth-Eastern AsiaEurope55748 1905-0004-PHLStormAsia24049 1905-0010-CHN--------Earthquake Ground move ChinaEastern AsiaAsiaFeuil1 Feuil2 Feuil3+ We wish to have a synthetic view of the information relating to disasters: their type and their geographicaldistribution. On Sheet 2 of the file, we have listed all the values found on Sheet 1: column 3 (subgroup), column4 (type) and column 8 (continent).Feuil2, we want to indicate the number of disasters in each category. Exercises 2 to 4 will allow you to builda solution based on the use of a parameterised function. This information will allow you to contextualise yourrеport.Exercise 2: Synthetic analysis of disastersTo begin with, the focus is on disasters related to climat.Q2.1: Propose an algorithm² « NbDesastreClim » to count the number of "Climatological" type disastersindicated in "Feuill". The result should be written on Feuil2, line 4, column 2. You can use the "for" loop(since you know the total number of disasters).

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Q2.1: Propose an algorithm? « NbDesastreClim » to count the number of "Climatological" type disasters indicated in "Feuill". The result should be written on Feuil2, line 4, column 2. You can use the "for" loop (since you know the total number of disasters).

Q2.1: Propose an algorithm? « NbDesastreClim » to count the number of "Climatological" type disasters indicated in "Feuill". The result should be written on Feuil2, line 4, column 2. You can use the "for" loop (since you know the total number of disasters).

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