Sentence examples for tsunami information from inspiring English sources

The Tsunami Information Resource (//www.geophys.washington.edu/tsunami/intro.html) is a collection of information about the water phenomenon.

As a result of this, a "tsunami information booklet" has been prepared as an educational material.

At the same time, the coastal tsunami information coupled with the selected tsunami scenarios is forecast.

Observed tsunami heights are used for both supplementary tsunami information and changing grades or areas of tsunami warnings/advisories.

For simulating the 2011 Tohoku tsunami, information on bathymetry, surface roughness, and coastal defence structures was obtained from the Cabinet Office of the Japanese Government.

The results of this study demonstrate that tFISH has the potential to provide useful tsunami information in real time for Mw 9 earthquakes.

Another basic concept of our approach is that the real-time tsunami forecast is derived directly from observed tsunami data without any information about the tsunami source, which is generally obtained by inversion and can contain large uncertainties.

The main reasons for selecting this model as a base case are that the source inversion utilises tsunami data and that information on kinematic earthquake slip is available (thus, the influence of adopting instantaneous slip rather than kinematic slip can be assessed).

We are living in a constant stream of data, a veritable tsunami of information, and whether we pay attention to it or not, these incoming missiles of information are energy fields that take up residency in our unconscious.

But in this view — which I share — the authority of professional journalists is both a valuable convenience for readers without the time or inclination to manage a tsunami of information on their own, and a civic good, in that a democracy needs a shared base of trustworthy information upon which to make its judgments.

As the data crisis worsens, finding new ways to make sense of this tsunami of information and to illustrate it clearly becomes ever more urgent.