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Geology - Earthquakes - Tsunamis Return to Geology Main Page Buy Books About Earthquakes Tsunamis are large water, typically oceanic, waves, and are usually generated by seismic activity. They are sometimes mistakenly called "Tidal Waves". The Tsunami Page of Dr. George Pararas-Carayannis . A great site on tsunamis with a series of frequently asked questions about these gigantic waves, extensive articles on famous tsunamis throughout history, and links and information about the warning systems in place to help protect people. Highly recommended. Tsunami . University of Washington. This great web site has information about tsunamis including material about how tsunamis are generated. There is also a survey of great tsunamis of the past, the tsunami warning system, and ways to mitigate the hazards of these tidal waves. You'll also find information on recent tsunami events, research, and a set of links to other sites on the web with tsunami information. Tsunami Database National Geophyiscal Data Center, NOAA . A searchable database of over 2000 tsunami events through history with information on their strength, location, and the damage they inflicted. Tsunami Survey Laboratory . University of Southern California. This site has mpeg movies of some tsunamis and tsunami simulations, and links to other sites with photographs of tsunamis.

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Below you will find general information on how local tsunamis are generated by earthquakes as well as animations, virtual reality models of tsunamis, and summaries of past research studies. The scope of tsunami research within the USGS, however, is broader than the topics covered here. USGS researchers have also provided critical research toward understanding how sediments are transported during tsunami runup (see, for example, analysis of deposits (1.8 MB) from the recent Papua New Guinea tsunami) and deciphering the geologic record of prehistoric tsunamis (for example, in the Pacific Northwest ). The USGS also collaborates with the tsunami research group at NOAA . As part of this effort under the National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program , the USGS has upgraded the seismograph network and communication functions of the west coast tsunami warning system (termed CREST Consolidated Reporting of EarthquakeS and Tsunamis). For further information select one of the topics below. Other tsunami sites are listed on the links page The Basics: Life of a Tsunami (56 kB) Tsunamis in the U.S. Pacific Northwest

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zfp=-1 About Homework Help Geology Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Geology with Andrew Alden Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS The Image Gallery Gallery of Peaks Index of Articles ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Tsunamis Guide picks Killer Waves From your About Geology Guide, an introduction to tsunamis and why it's OK to call them "tidal waves." British Columbia Tsunami Warning Plan All about this province's part in the Pacific tsunami warning system. Cascadia Tsunami Studies The U.S. Geological Survey is doing important groundwork in the Pacific Northwest. The Disaster Center This site has a tsunami page that includes a useful bulletin board. "Impact of Tsunamis on Oregon Coastal Communities" A fine presentation by the Center for Coastal and Land-Margin Research not just for Oregonians. Local Tsunamis in the Pacific Northwest Meteorology Tsunami Messages Newfoundland Tsunami of 1929 The great waves that followed the offshore earthquake of 18 November 1929 killed dozens of people in Canada's worst tsunami disaster. The lostatsea.ca site reproduces many historical documents from this forgotten event. Pacific Tsunami Museum Serving the people of Hilo, Hawaii, world capital of tsunamis.

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Home News Main Categories Top News Nation States Washington/Politics ... Offbeat More News Columnists Lotteries City Guides Government Guide ... Weather Site Web Click here to get the Daily Briefing in your inbox 04/26/2002 - Updated 10:49 AM ET Resources: Earthquakes and tsunamis Earthquakes are one of the most feared natural disasters because scientists have found no way to predict them. Tsunamis are large ocean waves caused by undersea earthquakes or landslides. They are often called "tidal waves" even though they have nothing to do with the tides. The links below to USATODAY.com graphics and text and to other Web sites are a guide to the science of earthquakes and tsunamis. USATODAY.com information Surviving natural disasters Ask Jack earthquake questions, answers Graphics Earthquake risk map for the USA Global tectonic plates, their movements Undersea quakes cause tsumanis Wonderquest answers 'Tsunamis, why water leaves bays ahead of one Highest tsunami was in Alaska in 1958 Stories from USATODAY.com Scientists have little hope of quake predictions - March 4, 2001

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Geology - Earthquakes Return to Geology Main Page Buy Books About Earthquakes This page contains links to general sites on seismology and earthquakes. Be sure to visit the other pages in the earthquake section of geology as well. General Information. Recent and Current Earthquake Information Web Sites with Links to Seismology Historical Earthquakes ... Tsunamis GENERAL SEISMOLOGY SITES General Earthquake Information . National Earthquake Information Center. If you want to learn about earthquakes this is certainly the place to go. This magnificent site has a wealth of information. For example there are sections on frequently asked questions, the largest earthquakes in the United States and the world, information on how earthquakes are measured, the principle faults in the United States, plate tectonics and their relationship with earthquakes,a glossary of seismology terms, and much more. There are even a couple of word search puzzles you can play with related to earthquakes and plate tectonics. Highly recommended. Earthquakes in Southern California . Caltech Seismological Laboratory. We love this site. It contains a wealth of information about earthquakes in Southern California. It includes clickable maps of earthquake locations, a clickable map of the fault systems with detailed information on each fault. Be sure to look at some of the animations of earthquakes day by day or year by year. The site also has basic information earthquakes and how to live with them. You'll find information on making you house safe and how to go about preparing for an earthquake. Highly recommended.

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Methods and Equipment Used by Marine Geologists Most of the tools and methods used to study the ocean floors have been invented and developed within the last half-century. Marine geology, in this regard, is still a relatively young science with many unexplored frontiers. Because direct observation of the seafloor is difficult and time consuming, virtually all marine research requires vessels and sophisticated oceanographic instrumentation. The USGS now uses from 12 to 15 ships of various sizes, and from these floating laboratories marine geologists deploy their instruments. The quickest and easiest method of sampling the seafloor from a ship is by coring using a long metal pipe weighted at the top. The pipe is attached to a long multipurpose cable and is allowed to "free-fall" Gravity corers (inset) collect samples of seafloor sediments; the cores give valuable information on the Earth's recent climatic history. into unconsolidated sediments on the bottom. Data from core samples obtained by this method provide much information about the Earth's recent geologic history for example, comparisons of the relative dates of volcanic eruptions and periods of glaciation. Highly disturbed or specially sorted layers can document catastrophic submarine landslides initiated by earthquakes. Hard bedrock is sampled by dragging dredges along the bottom, or up submarine cliffs or canyons to dislodge and recover pieces of rock. Several new types of marine research vehicles have been developed that are proving to be valuable tools for marine geologic studies. They allow scientists to descend beneath the water to observe and sample the seafloor. A small-sized deep submersible carries one navigator and one scientist, but some larger ones operate as much as 6,000 feet below the ocean's surface and carry a five-person crew. The deepest oceanic trenches at depths exceeding 7 miles have been visited by these vessels. Most submersibles are equipped with cameras, lights, mechanical arms for collecting samples, and can accommodate specialized instruments for measuring shear strength, inclination of the sediment surface, and temperature of sediments. These research vehicles are also used to investigate the nature of bottom sediments, submarine canyons and seamounts, mineral deposits on the ocean floor, and submarine volcanoes.

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11. Earlham College - Geology 211 - Tsunami Physical geology 2002, Pacific Tsunami Museum Page Photo by Hugh Davies, Universityof Papua New Guinea. LINKS. How are tsunamis different from other waves? http://www.earlham.edu/~angelje/Tsunamijenny.htm

Physical Geology 2002 Pacific Tsunami Museum Page Photo by: Hugh Davies, University of Papua New Guinea University of Michigan Geological Sciences Page Photo from Y. Tanioka (click to enlarge) Photo Courtesy of the Pacific Tsunami Museum's Book, "The Tsunami of 1946 and 1960". Photo Courtesy of the Pacific Tsunami Museum's Book, "The Tsunami of 1946 and 1960". LINKS How are tsunamis different from other waves? Go to: www.geophys.washington.edu/tsunami/general/physics/characteristics.html How to prepare for a tsunami's arrival and how to survive: http://www.fema.gov/library/tsunamif.htm http://www.geopubs.wr.usgs.gov/circular/c1 Recent Tsunam Activity: http://www.usc.edu/dept/tsunamis/turkey/ http://www.usc.edu/dept/tsunamis/PNG/ http://www.walrus.wr.usgs.gov/tsunami/PNGhome.html http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/tsunami/database_devel.html ... http://www.geophys.washington.edu/tsunami/specialized/events/events.html Some Tsunamis Around the World: http://www.cwis.usc.edu/dept/tsunamis/worldmappage.htm

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15. Washington DGER: Tsunamis OFR 984 tsunamis on the Pacific Coast of Washington State and Adjacent Digital Bibliographyof the geology and Mineral Resources of Washington Including the http://www.wa.gov/dnr/htdocs/ger/tsunami.htm

Tsunami Publications Tsunami Links Tsunami News Tsunamis The Pacific Coast of Washington is at risk from tsunamis. These destructive waves can be caused by coastal or submarine landslides or volcanism, but they are most commonly caused by large submarine earthquakes. Tsunamis are generated when these geologic events cause large, rapid movements in the sea floor that displace the water column above. That swift change creates a series of high-energy waves that radiate outward like pond ripples. Offshore tsunamis would strike the adjacent shorelines within minutes and also cross the ocean at speeds as great as 600 miles per hour to strike distant shores. In 1946, a tsunami was initiated by an earthquake in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska; in less than 5 hours, it reached Hawaii with waves as high as 55 feet and killed 173 people. Tsunami waves can continue for hours. The first wave can be followed by others a few minutes or a few hours later, and the later waves are commonly larger. The first wave to strike Crescent City, California, caused by the Alaska earthquake in Prince William Sound in 1964, was 9 feet above the tide level; the second, 29 minutes later, was 6 feet above tide, the third was about 11 feet above the tide level, and the fourth, most damaging wave was more than 16 feet above the tide level. The third and fourth waves killed 11 people. Estimates of the damage range from $7.4 million to $16 million (in 1964 dollars). That same tsunami destroyed property in many areas along the coast from Alaska to California. In Washington alone, that tsunami caused $105,000 (in 1964 dollars) in damage.

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Geology Around the World 8th Grade Cluster 2 Science Project Introduction Task Topics Process ... Sources Introduction Volcanos, earthquakes, tsunamis, and mountain building are just a few of the many geological events that happen around the world due to Plate tectonics. Each different event can occur with devastating effects or bring beauty to the world. The world's physical properties are constantly in the process of changing. Students will be exploring and researching a particular geological event of the world we live in. The research will take on a journalistic approach to gathering and organizing facts and presenting to their peers. Back to Top The Task A journalist team, composed of two geologist, photojournalist, and a journalist will be gathering information related to a selected topic. Students will assume one of the roles and work together to convey their knowledge to other students at Pollard. Student will design a presentation of a computer slide show to go along with an the journalist interviewing the geologists. The topic will also be covered by the team creating a front page of a Daily newspaper. Back to Top The Topics You must choose a topic from the list below that you would like to to research on. It may be a place that you have already visited, will be visiting, or world like to visit. It may be a topic that a friend or family member has talked about that sounds interesting and fun. Once you have selected a topic, we will beginning to form groups to work with in class.

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Home Page Our District Website Calendar Profile ... Energy Links Geology Links Af-American Links Insects Great Links Fifth Grade ... Nominate this site for the Showcase Myersville Elementary School Geology Links Avalanche Articles http://www.firstrax.com National Snow and Ice Data Center : Glaciers http://bipolar.colorado.edu/NSIDC/EDUCATION/GLACIERS Glacier http://www.glacier.rice.edu Glaciers - Rivers of Ice http://members.aol.com/scipioiv/glmain.html Glaciers and Glacial Ages http://www.uvm.edu/whale/GlaciersGlacialAges.html CAVE LINKS : National Caves Association http://cavern.com/index.html Mammoth Cave National Park http://www.nps.gov/htdocs2/maca/macahome.htm Cave Ecology http://www.kdu.com/caveecol.html Cave Formations http://www.kdu.com/caveform.html Cave Glossary and Tips http://www.kdu.com/caveglos.html Colossal Cave http://www.colossalcave.com/welcome.html VOLCANO LINKS : Cascades Volcano Observatory http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/home.html Volcano World Starting Points http://volcano.und.nodak.edu/vw.html Volcano Introduction http://www.learner.org/exhibits/volcanoes/entry.html

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Natural hazards such as storms, hurricanes, and tsunamis are driving forces in coastal processes and landforms. When combined with increasing sea levels, these events may have tremendous impacts on our coastal environments and beaches. Coastal communities must be aware of natural hazards and take steps to prevent the loss of life and property caused by these events. Pre- and post-storm management plans must be developed and used to ensure the safety and protection of coastal populations and natural resources. Storms provide much of the sediment to fragile, shallow marine and estuarine ecosystems. Many wetland environments depend on storm activities for sediment build-up and survival when faced with rising sea levels. Select a hazard from the choices to the left. Rip Currents Rip currents are strong and swift, moving 1 to 2 meters per second, which is faster that an average person can swim! These currents are created due to set-up near the shoreline. Set-up is a slight (~ cm) increase in water levels compared to those found seaward of the surf zone. Set-up creates unstable conditions that are eventually relieved through the formation of rip currents. These dangerous currents generally form at a low point or saddle in a sandbar. Because rip currents tend to be narrow, swimmers caught in a rip current should swim parallel to the shore to escape being taken out to sea. Swimmers should be especially cautious during storm events, which may increase the frequency and strength of rip currents.

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