This paper documents the results of an effort to benchmark modeling results generated from the newly-developed HAZUS Tsunami methodology. Although quantitative comparisons between HAZUS-modeled output and observations of damage from actual events are made, this analysis is considered preliminary in that data from only two events were used in the benchmarking process. Useful insights, however, are still possible, especially regarding whether the results appear to be in the right ballpark. At the end of this paper, we provide recommendations on improvements that should be considered in order to ensure effective application of the methodology in the U.S
The March 11, 2011 M9 Tohoku-Oki Earthquake, which is believed to be the largest event recorded in J...
Developing a realistic, three-dimensional rupture model of the large offshore earthquake is difficul...
This paper describes the examination of three practical tsunami run-up models that can be used to a...
In the aftermath of the 26 December, 2004 tsunami, several quantitative predictions of inundation fo...
In the aftermath of the 26 December, 2004 tsunami, several quantitative predictions of inundation fo...
The coastal states and territories of the United States (US) are vulnerable to devastating tsunamis ...
UnknownIn this paper a new benchmark for tsunami model validation is pro- posed. The benchmark is ba...
Model ability to compute and predict tsunami flow velocities is of importance in risk assessment and...
We review standards and guidelines (S + G) for inundation models that are used to evaluate hazards f...
In the end of year 2008 TsunAWI (Tsunami unstructured mesh finite element model developed at Alfred ...
International audienceThis work has been performed by a French national consortium within the framew...
This report describes tsunami benchmark testing of the non-hydrostatic wave model NHWAVE, carried ou...
Three benchmark cases are proposed to study tsunamis generated by underwater landslides. Two distinc...
Numerous tsunami numerical models have been proposed, but their prediction accuracies have not been ...
The March 11, 2011 M9 Tohoku-Oki Earthquake, which is believed to be the largest event recorded in J...
Developing a realistic, three-dimensional rupture model of the large offshore earthquake is difficul...
This paper describes the examination of three practical tsunami run-up models that can be used to a...
In the aftermath of the 26 December, 2004 tsunami, several quantitative predictions of inundation fo...
In the aftermath of the 26 December, 2004 tsunami, several quantitative predictions of inundation fo...
The coastal states and territories of the United States (US) are vulnerable to devastating tsunamis ...
UnknownIn this paper a new benchmark for tsunami model validation is pro- posed. The benchmark is ba...
Model ability to compute and predict tsunami flow velocities is of importance in risk assessment and...
We review standards and guidelines (S + G) for inundation models that are used to evaluate hazards f...
In the end of year 2008 TsunAWI (Tsunami unstructured mesh finite element model developed at Alfred ...
International audienceThis work has been performed by a French national consortium within the framew...
This report describes tsunami benchmark testing of the non-hydrostatic wave model NHWAVE, carried ou...
Three benchmark cases are proposed to study tsunamis generated by underwater landslides. Two distinc...
Numerous tsunami numerical models have been proposed, but their prediction accuracies have not been ...
The March 11, 2011 M9 Tohoku-Oki Earthquake, which is believed to be the largest event recorded in J...
Developing a realistic, three-dimensional rupture model of the large offshore earthquake is difficul...
This paper describes the examination of three practical tsunami run-up models that can be used to a...