-
energy occurs at long
periods (low frequencies)
relative to
typical tsunamigenic earthquakes.
Earthquakes of this type do not
generally show the peaks...
- 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...
- 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...
- Bay, an
inlet bay of
Baffin Bay.
Research indicates that nine
large tsunamigenic landslides struck Sullorsuaq Strait in
prehistoric times during the Holocene...
-
around Lombok Island, Indonesia, and
identification of
their possible tsunamigenic earthquakes How Big Were
Ancient Tsunamis?
Paleotsunami Researchers Examine...
-
Flores earthquake. The
Flores thrust itself has
produced at
least six
tsunamigenic earthquakes since 1800. The
earthquake was the
result of
shallow thrust...
- 1016/0031-9201(81)90088-1. Abe, K. (September 1989), "Quantification of
tsunamigenic earthquakes by the Mt scale", Tectonophysics, 166 (1–3): 27–34, Bibcode:1989Tectp...
- Museum.
Retrieved 26 July 2021. McGuire, WJ (2006). "Lateral
collapse and
tsunamigenic potential of
marine volcanoes".
Geological Society, London,
Special Publications...
- Escartin,
Javier (2024). "Large
seafloor rupture caused by the 1956
Amorgos tsunamigenic earthquake, Greece".
Communications Earth & Environment. 5 (1). doi:10...
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earthquakes in the
Caribbean McCann, W.R. (2004). "Estimating the
threat of
tsunamigenic earthquakes and
earthquake induced-landslide
tsunami in the Caribbean"...
