Thus far various numerical models have been developed and improved to aid
understanding of the sediment transport process due to tsunamis. However, the applicability …

To evaluate and mitigate tsunami hazard, as long as possible records of inundations and
dates of past events are needed. Coastal sediments deposited by tsunamis (tsunamites) can …

Accordingly, four seismic zones capable of generating teletsunamis that could reach Sri
Lanka have been identified, namely, Northern Andaman‐Myanmar, Northern Sumatra …

Immediately after the 2004 tsunami, extensive efforts were mobilized to identify, characterize
and map the devastating losses and impacts. The recovery process continues to generate …

On 26 December 2004, one of the largest earthquakes of the last 100 years occurred off the
Indonesian coast, causing ground shaking over a wide region, and triggering a massive and …

Tsunamis are water waves generated by a sudden vertical displacement of the water
surface. They are waves generated in the ocean by the disturbance associated with seismic …

One of the most catastrophic natural hazards which can devastate coastal zone communities
is the tsunami. The risk of tsunami devastation can be mitigated by reconstruction and …

This paper is concerned with a numerical study carried out to assess the threat posed to Sri
Lanka by potential tsunamigenic earthquakes in the Makran subduction zone in the Arabian …