Event deposits in lake sediments provide invaluable chronicles of geodynamic and climatic
natural hazards on multi-millennial timescales. Sediment archives are particularly useful for …

Chile is a tsunami-prone country. Since the 1960 Chilean earthquake triggered a Pacific-
wide tsunami, there has been a considerable amount of research conducted on the geologic …

Dating approaches for fine sediment tsunami deposits can be divided into two categories:(1)
dating directly using materials from within a tsunami deposit, and (2) dating indirectly using …

A Late Holocene cliff‐top deposit of large boulders well above the limits of modern storm
waves is described from the southern coast of the Atacama Desert (northern Chile). The …

Rock falls and landslides plunging into lakes or small reservoirs can result in tsunamis with
extreme wave run-ups. The occurrence of these natural hazards in populated areas have …

X‐ray computed microtomography is used to obtain high resolution imagery of a historical
tsunami deposit in Andalusia, Spain (1755 Lisbon tsunami). The technique allows …

Tsunami deposits around the North Sea basin are needed to assess the long‐term hazard of
tsunamis. Here, we present sedimentary evidence of the youngest tsunami on the Shetland …

Abstract The north Ecuador/south Colombia convergent margin is affected by recurrent
subduction earthquakes with magnitudes> 7.5, like the 1906, 1942, 1958, 1979 and 2016 …

The upper boundary of a tsunami deposit often comprises a mud-dominated layer, called a
mud cap, resulting from the different settling times of various grain sizes in the suspended …

Abstract In 1960 CE, Lake Cucao on Chiloé Island in south central Chile was inundated by
the tsunami of the Great Chilean Earthquake (M w 9.5). The area of what is now the lake …