Tsunamis

Examine the historical record, earthquake parameters, and maximum wave measurements of the May 10, 1877 tsunami in northern Chile based on NOAA/NCEI data.

Examine the historical record and measurements for the March 3, 1871 tsunami at Ruang, Indonesia, which produced a maximum water height of 25 meters and resulted in 400 deaths.

On August 13, 1868 CE, a magnitude 8.5 earthquake generated a major tsunami off Northern Chile. Historical records document a maximum water height of 18.0 meters, an estimated 25,000 fatalities, and $300 million in damage.

An examination of the December 18, 1867 tsunami in the East China Sea region (Taiwan), detailing its earthquake association, maximum water height, and recorded fatalities.

Examine the historical record, earthquake association, and maximum water height measurements of the December 24, 1854 Nankaido tsunami in Japan.

Examine the official NOAA/NCEI historical record for the 1853 tsunami in Lituya Bay, Alaska, featuring a recorded maximum water height of 120.0 meters.

On May 7, 1842 CE, a major earthquake with an estimated magnitude of 8.1 generated a deadly tsunami observed at Cap-Haïtien, Haiti, producing a recorded maximum water height of 5.0 meters.

Examine the historical record, measurements, and impacts of the destructive tsunami that struck central Chile on February 20, 1835.

Examine the historical record, measurements, and impacts of the December 29, 1820 tsunami in the Flores Sea, Indonesia, based on the NOAA/NCEI Global Historical Tsunami Database.

Examine the historical record, maximum water heights, and recorded fatalities of the April 10, 1815 tsunami at Tambora, Indonesia, according to NOAA/NCEI records.