The world's most devastating local and ocean-wide tsunamis are generated by subduction
zone earthquakes, but the mechanisms for powerful seafloor uplift and tsunami generation …

The intricate convergence of tectonic plates and the interplay between landmasses and
oceans in subduction zones give rise to marine geo-hazards, encompassing catastrophic …

Abstract We analyse the Mw 7.7 Balochistan earthquake of 09/24/2013 based on ground
surface deformation measured from sub-pixel correlation of Landsat-8 images, combined …

Tsunami earthquakes generate much larger tsunami than their surface wave magnitude
would suggest and are a problem for tsunami warning systems. They are often not …

We study the Makran subduction zone, along the southern coasts of Iran and Pakistan, to
gain insights into the kinematics and dynamics of accretionary prism deformation. By …

Neotectonic flow of the Makran subduction zone is estimated using a kinematic modelling
technique based on iterated weighted least-squares that fits to all kinematic data from both …

Plate-boundary fault rupture during the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman subduction earthquake
extended closer to the trench than expected, increasing earthquake and tsunami size …

Using older and in part flawed data, suggested that thick sediment entering the subduction
zone (SZ) smooths and strengthens the trench-parallel distribution of interplate coupling …

On 16 April 2013, an M w= 7.7 earthquake struck the border of Iran and Pakistan in the
central part of the Makran subduction zone with a reported depth of 80 km by USGS. This …

Tsunamis and cyclones are sea-borne hazards capable of inundating vast coastal areas.
This study aims at an extreme wave hazard assessment with a preliminary inundation …