With human activity increasingly concentrating on coasts, tsunamis (from Japanese tsu=
harbour, nami= wave) are a major natural hazard to today's society. Stimulated by disastrous …

Tsunami deposits are the primary source of information on (past) large tsunami events and
thereby are crucial for accurate hazard assessments. Tsunami deposits studies have …

The well-known 1755 CE Lisbon tsunami caused widespread destruction along the Iberian
and northern Moroccan coastlines. Being affected by the powerful 1755 CE Lisbon tsunami …

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 …

Coasts worldwide experience considerable population pressure and the demand for reliable
hazard management, such as of tsunamis, increases. Tsunami hazard assessment requires …

Integrated ichnological and sedimentological analyses of core samples from the Upper
Jurassic Ula Formation in the Norwegian Central Graben were undertaken to quantify the …

Numerous post-tsunami surveys have been conducted in the last two decades, especially
since the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. These studies have documented a variety of …

Shell beds are sedimentary features that can potentially provide significant
palaeoenvironmental and sequence stratigraphic information. High-energy events, such as …

Tsunamis are amongst the most catastrophic natural hazards affecting worldwide coastal
areas. Their impacts are recorded in the geological archives and its study provides crucial …

Sediments provide information on parameters governing their deposition. However, this
information gets blurred by post-depositional processes. Here, we document post …