The study of palaeotsunamis preserved in the sedimentary record has developed over the
past three decades to a point where the criteria used to identify these events range from well …

Much progress has been made since the first published studies of tsunami deposits nearly
30 years ago. Geochemistry is now a much more widely used proxy in tsunami research …

Some of the proxies used to identify palaeotsunamis are reviewed in light of new findings
following the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami and the 2009 South Pacific Tsunami, and a …

The geochemical signature of the Tohoku-oki tsunami deposit and underlying soil was
assessed two months, five months and seven months after the 11 March 2011 tsunami …

Geochemical proxies and diatom assemblages were used in combination with grain size
characteristics not only to describe the deposit left behind by the 27 February 2010, Maule …

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 …

As many as seven tsunamis from the past 8000 years are evidenced by sand sheets that rest
on buried wetland soils at Badabalu, southern Andaman Island, along northern part of the …

There is a rapidly growing number of palaeotsunami sites being reported from the Pacific
region but rarely have researchers looked far beyond their immediate site to find …

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

Although research dealing with the geological evidence of past tsunamis has increased
significantly in the last two decades, studies of tsunami deposits emplaced during the …