The tsunami caused by the magnitude 9.1 Andaman–Sumatra earthquake in 2004 brought
into limelight the vulnerability of Indian coast against the flooding hazard due to this natural …

Abstract The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami had a significant impact on the Tamil Nadu coast in
India. In this paper, a range of field survey data collected by different survey teams available …

The 26th December 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami devastated coastal regions of the Indian
subcontinent. Andaman and Nicobar Islands, coastal stretches of Tamil Nadu, Andhra …

The refraction of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami waves caused drastic devastation along
East coast of India, mainly in the area of investigation. Here, we appraise and integrate the …

Tsunami numerical model studies are mostly focused on inundation and run-up onto the
coast. Fewer studies have been aimed at investigating the role of submarine canyons on …

The Tsunami, which struck the east coast of India on 26th December 2004, caused huge
damage to life, property and environment. Beyond the heavy toll on human lives, it had …

Tsunami numerical model studies are mostly focused on inundation and run-up onto the
coast. Fewer studies have been aimed at investigating role of submarine canyons on the …

Tsunami run-up, inundation, and overtopping are three important factors in the design of
coastal protection structures and other infrastructure in many regions, as the elevation of the …