نتایج جستجو برای: tsunami waves

تعداد نتایج: 120361  

2015
Yoshinori Matsuura Saori Iwanaga

The Great East Japan Earthquake occurred at 14:46 on Friday, March 11, 2011. It was the most powerful known earthquake to have hit Japan. The earthquake triggered extremely destructive tsunami waves of up to 40.5 meters in height. evacuation from tsunami. Then we analyze about ships evacuation from tsunami using multi-agent simulation and we want to prepare for a coming earthquake. We developed...

2006
James E. Beget Zygmunt Kowalik

Numerical modeling has been used to calculate the characteristics of a tsunami generated by a landslide into Cook Inlet from Augustine Volcano. The modeling predicts travel times of ca. 50-75 minutes to the nearest populated areas, and indicates that significant wave amplification occurs near Mt. Iliamna on the western side of Cook Inlet, and near the Nanwelak and the Homer-Anchor Point areas o...

2017
Giorgio Savastano Attila Komjathy Olga Verkhoglyadova Augusto Mazzoni Mattia Crespi Yong Wei Anthony J. Mannucci

It is well known that tsunamis can produce gravity waves that propagate up to the ionosphere generating disturbed electron densities in the E and F regions. These ionospheric disturbances can be studied in detail using ionospheric total electron content (TEC) measurements collected by continuously operating ground-based receivers from the Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS). Here, we pre...

2010
David A. Galvan Attila Komjathy Michael Hickey Anthony J. Mannucci

Tsunamis have been a significant threat to humans living in coastal regions throughout recorded history. The recent tsunami of September 29, 2009 was a tragic reminder of this fact, as the waves caused over 180 deaths on the islands of Samoa, American Samoa, and Apia in the south Pacific. Recent modeling results and observations have demonstrated that the ionospheric signature of an ocean tsuna...

2010
Y. Tony Song

This study discusses how tsunamis form from earthquakes and how remote-sensing technologies can be used to detect tsunami scales. According to the conventional theory, tsunamis are formed by the vertical deformation of the seafloor during undersea earthquakes. However, our recent studies contradict to the established theory. We will first show evidence—based on GPS displacement measurements, sa...

2005
G Margaritondo

After the recent devastating tsunami in southern Asia, I tried to find a simple way to present the physics of this phenomenon to students—in particular, the origin of the dispersion relation and the consequent wave properties. Being unable to locate a suitable source for a truly elementary approach, I developed the simple derivation presented here by extending to shallow-water waves a clever ca...

2014
Takashi Toyofuku Pauline Duros Christophe Fontanier Briony Mamo Sabrina Bichon Roselyne Buscail Gérard Chabaud Bruno Deflandre Sarah Goubet Antoine Grémare Christophe Menniti Minami Fujii Kiichiro Kawamura Karoliina Annika Koho Atsushi Noda Yuichi Namegaya Kazumasa Oguri Olivier Radakovitch Masafumi Murayama Lennart Jan de Nooijer Atushi Kurasawa Nina Ohkawara Takashi Okutani Arito Sakaguchi Frans Jorissen Gert-Jan Reichart Hiroshi Kitazato

On March 11(th), 2011 the Mw 9.0 2011 Tōhoku-Oki earthquake resulted in a tsunami which caused major devastation in coastal areas. Along the Japanese NE coast, tsunami waves reached maximum run-ups of 40 m, and travelled kilometers inland. Whereas devastation was clearly visible on land, underwater impact is much more difficult to assess. Here, we report unexpected results obtained during a res...

2009
Yingchun Liu Yaolin Shi David A. Yuen Erik O. D. Sevre Hui Lin Xing

This paper discusses the applications of linear and nonlinear shallow water wave equations in practical tsunami simulations. We verify which hydrodynamic theory would be most appropriate for different ocean depths. The linear and nonlinear shallow water wave equations in describing tsunami wave propagation are compared for the China Sea. There is a critical zone between 400 and 500 m depth for ...

Journal: :international journal of advanced structural engineering 2010
vikram m. patel h.s patel a.p singh

in western coast of gujarat destructive tsunamis have been generated from large earthquakes along the makran coast, chagos ridge and kutch region in the past. although the historical record is incomplete, it is believed that such tsunamis were destructive on the coasts of india, pakistan, iran, oman and sri lanka and possibly had significant effects on islands. the most significant tsunamigenic...

2015
Sh. Takano K. Hayashi A. Vazhenin

The important part of the tsunami science is focused on studying the considerable influence of natural geographical objects, like islands and coast bathymetry, on the tsunami waves. Currently, such investigations are mostly implementing by physical modeling allowing obtaining good results on impacting submarine barriers on tsunami wave propagation but actually very expensive. We are designing a...

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