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- the place say, than any one of the many that had been before". Several tsunamigenic layers have been identified along the Thracian Coast, indicating that...
- Bay, an inlet bay of Baffin Bay. Research indicates that nine large tsunamigenic landslides struck Sullorsuaq Strait in prehistoric times during the Holocene...
- energy occurs at long periods (low frequencies) relative to typical tsunamigenic earthquakes. Earthquakes of this type do not generally show the peaks...
- Tsunami Observations in the Pacific Ocean containing information on 1500 tsunamigenic events that have occurred in the Pacific region between 47 BC and 2003...
- around Lombok Island, Indonesia, and identification of their possible tsunamigenic earthquakes How Big Were Ancient Tsunamis? Paleotsunami Researchers Examine...
- Although underwater volcanic explosions can generate tsunamis, many are not tsunamigenic. This is especially true for Surtseyan-type phreatomagmatic eruptions...
- earthquakes in the Caribbean McCann, W.R. (2004). "Estimating the threat of tsunamigenic earthquakes and earthquake induced-landslide tsunami in the Caribbean"...
- Alaska-Aleutians as Inferred from Tsunami, Seismic, and Geodetic Inversions". Tsunamigenic Earthquakes and Their Consequences. Advances in Geophysics. Vol. 39....
- years, suggesting an 800 to 1,100 year recurrence interval for large tsunamigenic earthquakes. In 2001 it was reckoned that there was a high likelihood...
- potential tsunamigenic earthquakes occurring in their coastal areas. In 1996, the responsibility was again expanded to include all Pacific-wide tsunamigenic sources...