The development, testing, and implementation of a real-time tsunami forecast model, the
method of splitting tsunami (MOST), is described. MOST is now used as an operational …

The ability to measure, predict, and compute tsunami flow velocities is of importance in risk
assessment and hazard mitigation. Substantial damage can be done by high velocity flows …

In this paper, statistical emulation is shown to be an essential tool for the end-to-end
physical and numerical modelling of local tsunami impact, ie from the earthquake source to …

Landslides sliding rapidly into water bodies may trigger tsunamis, which can threaten not
only elements at risk on the slopes but also ships and piers on the water bodies …

Free-surface oscillations induced by seismic waves were observed in many harbors. These
free-surface fluctuations could lead to damage in a wide range of forms, such as breakage of …

Abstract We studied the 11 March 2011 Tohoku tsunami through analysis of the sea level
records from 21 tide gauge and 16 DART (Deep-ocean Assessment and Reporting of …

This paper presents a detailed study of tsunami hazard in ports and its correlation with the
damage suffered by marine vessels. The study aims to develop a new loss function to …

We investigate the currents produced by recent tsunamis in Humboldt Bay and Crescent
City, California. The region is susceptible to both near-field and far-field tsunamis and has a …

Abstract The 1938 MS 8.3 and 2021 MW 8.2 earthquakes both ruptured within the Semidi
segment of the Aleutian‐Alaska subduction zone. The large‐slip distribution of the 2021 …

We assess tsunami hazards in San Diego Bay, California, using newly identified offshore
tsunami sources and recently available high resolution bathymetric/topographic data. Using …