Earthquakes have the potential to cause severe and widespread structural damage to
buildings and infrastructure in the affected area. Earthquake debris mainly results from …

A shoreline uplift marked by a continuous white band visible at rocky headlands occurred
during the 21 May 2003 earthquake (Mw 6.8) in northern Algeria. We measured the amount …

We investigate the active seismogenic fault system in the area of the 2003 Mw 6.9
Boumerdes earthquake, Algeria, from a high‐resolution swath bathymetry and seismic …

In the western Mediterranean, following the intervening continent-continent collision, the
subduction of the Tethyan ocean has progressively come to an end or almost in large …

Abstract The Tell Atlas of Algeria, which experienced several destructive earthquakes in the
past, is among the most seismic active zones in the western Mediterranean. The seismicity is …

A strong tsunami with sea disturbances observed along the Algerian coast, but with
significant damage mainly in the Balearic Islands (Spain) harbours, affected the western …

Algeria is one of the most seismically active areas in the Mediterranean basin. The available
catalogs reported numerous destructive earthquakes striking different regions, such as …

Major uplifts of late Quaternary marine terraces are visible along the coastline of the Tell
Atlas of Algeria located along the Africa–Eurasia convergent plate boundary. The active …

Evidence of catastrophic mega-block deposition is presented for the Algerian coast from
Tipaza to Dellys. The region is prone to large earthquakes, several of which are inferred to …

Scenarios represent a very useful technique for the definition and evaluation of tsunami
hazard and risk for any given region, and a basic step in the frame of tsunami mitigation and …