- A
seiche (/seɪʃ/ SAYSH) is a
standing wave in an
enclosed or
partially enclosed body of water.
Seiches and
seiche-related
phenomena have been observed...
- Earth, and any
ambient motion in the
receiving water, such as
tides or
seiches. If the
river water has a
higher density than the
surface of the receiving...
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which is a
tributary of the
Vilaine seiche, a
French term for a
cuttlefish or
bobtail squid.
Seiches may
refer to:
Seiches-sur-le-Loir, a
commune in the Maine-et-Loire...
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Trembles were felt
across India,
reaching as far as
Ahmedabad and Peshawar.
Seiches were also
observed in Burma. The
earthquake occurred on the south–southwest-dipping...
- Strathearn”,
Jamieson & Munro. Murray, J, 1906. An
investigation of the
seiches of Loch Earn by the
Scottish Lake Survey, Part 2,
Preliminary limnographic...
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surface gravity waves and
seiches. The
presence of ice mélange
slows down the
propagation of both
external and
internal seiches and
introduces band gaps...
- no
reports of
damage or injuries.
Items were
knocked from
shelves and
seiches were
observed in
swimming pools in
parts of Florida. The
earthquake was...
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authors list (link) Berninghausen,
William H. (1966). "Tsunamis and
seismic seiches reported from
regions adjacent to the
Indian Ocean".
Bulletin of the Seismological...
- The
Secchi disk (or
Secchi disc), as
created in 1865 by
Angelo Secchi, is a
plain white,
circular disk 30 cm (12 in) in
diameter used to
measure water...
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tectonic deformation,
landslides and rockfalls, liquefaction, tsunamis, and
seiches.
Quaternary faults are
those active faults that have been
recognized at...
