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Ten years ago, one of the most devastating tsunamis in history hit the coast of Japan and numerous lives were lost. In 2015, the UNESCO decided that November 5 would be World Tsunami Awareness Day so that society is more aware of these natural disasters and take action. This blue-colored template will be your starting point to create a presentation for that day and provide information about tsunamis, what causes them and what can be done. There are also a couple of isometric illustrations and wavy shapes.

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Tsunamis What is a tsunami ? A tsunami is a very long ocean wave generated by sudden displacement of the sea floor or of the oceanic mass The displacement of an ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

• A tsunami is a very long ocean wave generated by sudden displacement of the sea floor or of the oceanic mass
• The displacement of an equivalent volume of water generates the tsunami
• The term tsunami is a Japanese word meaning harbour wave
• It was so named because the wave is harmless until it enters a harbour
• It is frequently called a tidal wave, but it has nothing to do with tides
• Tsunamis can hit with little or no warning
• 4,000 people have been killed between 1990 and 2000
• The most prone areas are those associated with earthquakes and volcanoes (mainly subduction zones)
• The subduction zone of Cascadia has potential for very large offshore quakes (M ? 8)
• There is a great danger of locally-generated tsunamis here, since they travel so fast
• Many large cities are found on the coast
• Wavelength, ?, can exceed 200 km
• normal ocean waves have wavelengths of about 100 m
• trough peak wave height, h amplitude
• Tsunamis travel very quickly relative to normal ocean waves
• This is particularly the case in open water, where velocities increase with water depth
• Velocities can reach 1,000 km/hr in open ocean (normal ocean wave 90 km/hr)
• Thus, velocities are about 10 times higher for tsunamis
• In shallow water, the tsunami waves pile up
• As a result, velocities and wavelengths decrease...
• but at the same time, amplitudes can increase enormously...
• In deep water, wave amplitudes are generally less than 1 meter
• but in shallow water, amplitudes can reach 40 meters or more above normal sea level
• The wave will break when its height exceeds one seventh (1/7) of its wavelength
• so some very long waves actually may not break
• initially, there may be a rise or fall (drawdown) in sea level (which may attract people, to their great misfortune)
• Due to its long wavelength, it may take a long time for a tsunami wave to crest
• The wave then may remain high for several minutes
• And it may take a while (hours) for the crests of successive waves to reach the shoreso dont go surfing !
• This depends on several factors
• water depth
• sea floor profile
• shape of coastline (focussing of energy, tsunamis travelling up rivers
• Earthquakes
• Volcanic activity
• Meteorite impacts
• Mainly vertical crustal movements
• so strike-slip faults perhaps less hazardous
• ...although these too can trigger mass movements such as landslides
• Waves often full of debris (trees, cars, pieces of wood etc.)
• As the wave recedes, the debris drags more stuff with it
• Can recede as much as a km out to see, leaving shoreline empty with flopping fish, boats, etc. on the bottom
• Pressure recorder on bottom of ocean
• Buoy to communicate readings via satellite
• Tsunami Warning Centers issue warning
• Hawaii and Alaska
• When EQ considered capable of generating tsunami, send warning with estimated arrival time
• Once tsunami hits somewhere, tsunami watch established to monitor tide gauges and ocean buoys
• When warning is issued low lying areas are evacuated
• U.S. Coast guard issues warnings over marine frequencies
• Some places have sirens
• Requires good emergency planning and preparation
• an educated and trained public
• which has access to information
• so the dissemination of this info needs to be efficient and reliable
• Run (dont walk) to higher ground
• Tell your family and friends
• Never go to the beach to watch tsunamis

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Tsunami. Tariq Zia Idrees Ahmadi. Gliederung:. 1. Tsunami 2. Entstehung 2.1 Entstehung durch Erdbeben 3. Ausbreitung 3.1. Schwerewellen 3.2. Geschwindigkeit 3.3. Wellenlänge 4. Auftreffen auf die Küste 4.1. Erhöhung der Amplitude 4.2. Stokes – Strömung

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Tsunami Tariq Zia Idrees Ahmadi

Gliederung: 1. Tsunami 2. Entstehung 2.1 Entstehung durch Erdbeben 3. Ausbreitung 3.1. Schwerewellen 3.2. Geschwindigkeit 3.3. Wellenlänge 4. Auftreffen auf die Küste 4.1. Erhöhung der Amplitude 4.2. Stokes – Strömung 5. Gefahren und Auswirkungen 5.1. Gefahrenzonen 5.2. Auswirkungen

Tsunami Der Begriff Tsunami wurde durch japanische Fischer geprägt nach dem Fischfang zurückkehrten und im Hafen alles verwüstet vorfanden, obwohl sie auf offener See keine Welle gesehen oder gespürt hatten. Darum nannten sie die mysteriösen Wellen Tsu-nami, das heißt „Welle im Hafen“

Entstehung • Tsunamis werden meist (zu etwa 90 %) durch starke Erdbeben unter dem Ozeanboden angeregt • die übrigen entstehen durch Vulkanausbrüchen, untermeerischen Erdrutschen oder durch Meteoriteneinschläge. • Tsunamis treten mit ungefähr 79 % am häufigsten im Pazifikauf • in der Subduktionszone des Pazifischen Feuerrings, schieben sichtektonische Platten der Erdkruste (Lithosphäre) übereinander. Durch die sich ineinander verhakenden Platten entstehen Spannungen, die sich zu einem nicht vorhersehbaren Zeitpunkt schlagartig entladen, wodurchErd- und Seebeben ausgelöst werden.

Dabei werden die tektonischen Platten horizontal und vertikal verschoben. Die vertikale Verschiebung hebt oder senkt auch die darüberliegenden Wassermassen. Durch die Gravitation verteilt sich das Wasser als Wellenberg oder Wellental in alle Richtungen je tiefer der Meeresbereich, umso schneller breitet sich eine Wellenfront in alle Richtungen aus

Ein Erdbeben kann nur dann einen Tsunami verursachen, wenn alle drei folgenden Bedingungen gegeben sind: • Das Beben erreicht eine Magnitude von 7 oder mehr. • Sein Hypozentrum liegt nahe der Erdoberfläche am Meeresgrund. • Es verursacht eine vertikale Verschiebung des Meeresbodens, welche die darüberliegende Wassersäule in Bewegung versetzt. • Nur ein Prozent der Erdbeben zwischen 1860 und 1948 verursachten messbare Tsunamis.

Ausbreitung • Sturm wellen • Tsunami wellenDie Wellenhöhe eines Tsunami hängt von zwei Punkten ab:1.von dem Energiegehalt des Tsunami2.und von der Wassertiefe.

Tsunami sind Schwerewellen • Wenn sich der Meeresboden hebt oder senkt, verlagert sich die gesamte Wassersäule darüber. • Ein Ungleichgewicht entsteht. • Im Ausgleich bilden sich Wellen, die man Schwerewellen nennt • denn die Schwerkraft ist die Rückstellkraft dieser Schwingung. • Tsunamis sind keine Druckwellen. • Im Unterschied zu den windgetriebenen Wellen an der Oberfläche ist bei einem Tsunami die ganze Wassermasse von oben bis unten in Bewegung • Zusammen transportieren sie die Energie fast ohne Verlust, denn die molekulare Reibung ist gering. • Alle Wellen sind gleich schnell, laufen daher nicht auseinander. Aus diesen Gründen können Tsunamis auch noch in einer Entfernung von mehreren Tausend Kilometern große Schäden verursachen, so wie der Sumatra-Tsunami an der ostafrikanischen Küste.

Geschwindigkeit Die Geschwindigkeit eines Tsunamis hängt von der Meerestiefe ab: Je tiefer das Meer, desto schneller und je flacher, desto langsamer ist der Tsunami. Die Geschwindigkeit c einer Tsunamiwelle (genauer: ihre Phasengeschwindigkeit) ergibt sich aus der Wurzel des Produktes von Erdbeschleunigungg=(9,81 m/s²) und Wassertiefe h; also gilt: Die Ausbreitungsgeschwindigkeit beträgt somit in Ozeanen (Wassertiefe ca. 5000 m) ca. 800 km/h. Tsunamis können also binnen einiger Stunden ganze Ozeane durchqueren und sich bis zu 20.000 km ausbreiten, ohne dabei unmittelbar bemerkt zu werden. Bei vom Wind erzeugten Wellen dagegen liegen die Geschwindigkeiten zwischen 8 und 100 km/h. Bei niedriger Wassertiefe, also in Küstennähe, verlangsamt sich der Tsunami. Damit verringert sich auch die Wellenlänge, wodurch es zu einem Anstieg der Wellenhöhe und schließlich zum Brechen der Welle kommt.Bsp

Wellenlänge • Tsunamis sind, da ihre Wellenlänge viel größer als die Meerestiefe ist, sogenannte Flachwasserwellen. • Typische Wellenlängen bei Tsunamis liegen zwischen 100 und 500 km. • Die Wellenlängen von winderzeugten Wellen erreichen dagegen nur zwischen 100 und 200 Meter. • Allgemein gilt für Wellen die Beziehung • zwischen Geschwindigkeit c, Wellenlänge und Wellenperiode T. • Mit der Tsunamigeschwindigkeit von oben und der Angabe der Wellenlänge können typische Wellenperioden über errechnet werden: • Je größer die Wellenlänge, desto geringer sind die Energieverluste während der Wellenausbreitung.

Erhöhung der Amplitude • In Küstennähe wird das Wasser flach, was zur Folge hat, dass die Geschwindigkeit und die Wellenlänge kleiner wird.Nach dem Energieerhaltungsgesetz konzentriert sich die Energie auf ein kleineres Volumen, was sich in der starken Erhöhung der Amplitude widerspiegelt.Typische Wellenhöhen vor dem Auftreffen auf die Küste betragen etwa 10 Meter. Der Rekord im Flachland wurde am 24. April 1971 vor der japanischen Insel Ishigaki mit einer Höhe von 85 Metern gemessen.

Stokes Strömung • Wenn die Amplitude eines Tsunamis in der Nähe der Küste nicht klein ist • wandelt sich ein Teil der Schwingung des Wassers in eine horizontale Bewegung um • genannt Stokes-Strömung. • In unmittelbarer Küstennähe ist eher diese schnelle Horizontalbewegung als das Ansteigen des Wasserspiegels für die Zerstörung verantwortlich.

Gefahrenzone • Am häufigsten entstehen Tsunamis am westlichen und nördlichen Rand der pazifischen Platte, im pazifischen Feuerring. • Japan • Indonesien • Europa

Auswirkungen • Im Vergleich zu Erdbeben, Vulkanausbrüchen, Erdrutschen oder Steinlawinen, die meist nur lokal oder in räumlich relativ eng begrenzten Gebieten auftreten • Tsunamis noch an Tausenden von Kilometern entfernten Küsten Verwüstungen anrichten und Menschenleben fordern

Auswirkungen • Verwüstung: • Durch den Tsunami werden Dörfer und Städte verwüstet und zum Teil weggespült. • Versorgungsleitungen (z.B. Strom) wurden zerstört. • Fischerboote weggespült oder zerstört • Menschen haben keine Nahrung, Arbeit und Existenz mehr. • Sie kämpfen sogar um Essen und freuen sich über jeden sauberen Schluck Wasser .

Auswirkungen • Tod der Menschen: • Wegen Tsunami sterben viele Menschen • doch einige können sich noch retten, sind aber zum Teil schwer verletzt. • Es werden viele Massengräber angelegt , da die Leichen wegen der Temperaturen sehr schnell verwesen und es bestialisch stinkt. • Die Menschen ertrinken, werden von Trümmern erschlagen oder sterben an Krankheiten.

Quellen • http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsunami • http://www.medienwerkstatt-online.de/lws_wissen/vorlagen/showcard.php?id=1432 • http://www.weltderphysik.de/gebiet/planeten/atmosphaere/meere/tsunamis/ • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_2km2XuPTQ

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TSUNAMI. Leszek Lesiewicz kl. II D. Tsunami - definicja. japońskie „tsu” – port, „nami” – fala fala oceaniczna, wywołana podwodnym trzęsieniem ziemi, wybuchem wulkanu bądź osuwiskiem ziemi fale rozchodzą się pierścieniowo od miejsca jej wzbudzenia

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Tsunami. Tsunami:  (jap.  津波 tsunami ? , pol. fala portowa ( tsu  – port, przystań;  nami  – fala) – fala oceaniczna, wywołana podwodnym trzęsieniem ziemi, wybuchem wulkanu bądź osuwiskiem ziemi (lub cieleniem się lodowców), rzadko w wyniku upadku meteorytu.

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Tsunami!. What happened & why. 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake. Undersea earthquake Magnitude 9.0 ( Moment magnitude scale ). NOAA. Epicenter 150 KM west of Sumatra. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_Indian_Ocean_earthquake.

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Tsunami. Malajsie 2004, 2005 a teorie. http://walrus.wr.usgs.gov/tsunami/ aj. Fakta dvou událostí. Výstup na pláž. a dále. Rozložení litosférických desek. Malajsie a její desky. Morfologie. Epicentra – 12/04, 03/05. Geofyzikální indikace. Desky a zlomy. Uplift and slip. Vznik vlny.

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TSUNAMI. HOME TUJUAN BELAJAR MATERI LATIHAN PENGAYAAN. TUJUAN PEMBELAJARAN. Mengetahui dan menjelaskan gejala-gejala terjadinya tsunami Melakukan penyelamatan terhadap masyarakat apabila terjadi bencana alam. PENGANTAR. Bencana alam yang terjadi di bumi bermacam-macam.

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Tsunami. A Hybrid TCP/UDP based file transfer protocol Steven Wallace [email protected] Advanced Network Management Lab Indiana University. Presentation Overview. Why we built Tsunami How Tsunami works Tsunami’s continued development Arguments for a more useful “Land Speed Record”

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