Waves. Swell, Surf, and Tides

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Waves Swell, Surf, and Tides

Tsunamis

Tsunamis Waves of Destruction

Seismic Sea Waves

Seismic Sea Waves Most tsunamis are generated by earthquakes

Seismic Sea Waves Most tsunamis are generated by earthquakes However, most earthquakes do not generate tsunamis

Seismic Sea Waves Most tsunamis are generated by earthquakes However, most earthquakes do not generate tsunamis Tsunamis are generated when earthquakes fault the sea floor and displace seawater

When one side of a fracture moves up or down, seawater is displaced and a wave is generated

When one side of a fracture moves up or down, seawater is displaced and a wave is generated

Tsunami Characteristics

Tsunami Characteristics Wavelengths can be greater than 100 km

Tsunami Characteristics Wavelengths can be greater than 100 km Wave speeds can be greater than 700 km/hr

Tsunami Characteristics Wavelengths can be greater than 100 km Wave speeds can be greater than 700 km/hr Typical wave periods are 12-15 minutes

Tsunami Characteristics Wavelengths can be greater than 100 km Wave speeds can be greater than 700 km/hr Typical wave periods are 12-15 minutes Wave heights in the open ocean average 1 m

Tsunamis in Deep Water

Tsunamis in Deep Water Tsunami waves generally are undetectable by ships in deep water

Tsunamis in Deep Water Tsunami waves generally are undetectable by ships in deep water Sea level will rise and lower 1 m in 12-15 minutes

Tsunamis in Shallow Water

Tsunamis in Shallow Water Tsunami wave heights can increase significantly in nearshore, shallow water

Tsunamis in Shallow Water Tsunami wave heights can increase significantly in nearshore, shallow water However, most tsunamis wave do not break like normal wind waves

Tsunamis in Shallow Water Tsunami wave heights can increase significantly in nearshore, shallow water However, most tsunamis wave do not break like normal wind waves Tsunami wave crests can out run the troughs and form a wall of water separating different sea levels

Tsunamis in Shallow Water Tsunami wave heights can increase significantly in nearshore, shallow water However, most tsunamis wave do not break like normal wind waves Tsunami wave crests can out run the troughs and form a wall of water separating different sea levels The wall of water is called a tsunami bore

Tsunami Bore

Tsunami Runup

Tsunami Runup Runup is the height above sea level that a wave reaches as it runs up the coastline

Tsunami Runup Runup is the height above sea level that a wave reaches as it runs up the coastline Tsunami waves slow in shallow water but often strike a coastline at speeds greater than 50 mph

Tsunami Runup Runup is the height above sea level that a wave reaches as it runs up the coastline Tsunami waves slow in shallow water but often strike a coastline at speeds greater than 50 mph Along flat coastlines, tsunamis waves can travel inland for several miles

Tsunami Runup Runup is the height above sea level that a wave reaches as it runs up the coastline Tsunami waves slow in shallow water but often strike a coastline at speeds greater than 50 mph Along flat coastlines, tsunamis waves can travel inland for several miles When a wave retreats, it drags debris and humans into the ocean

Recent Hawai i Tsunamis

Recent Hawai i Tsunamis Historically, a large, deadly tsunami strikes the Hawaiian Islands every 25 years

Recent Hawai i Tsunamis Historically, a large, deadly tsunami strikes the Hawaiian Islands every 25 years The last two were in 1946 and 1960

Recent Hawai i Tsunamis Historically, a large, deadly tsunami strikes the Hawaiian Islands every 25 years The last two were in 1946 and 1960 Hawai i is overdue statistically for a large, destructive tsunami

April 1, 1946

April 1, 1946 A 7.8 magnitude earthquake in the Aleutian Islands generated a Pacific-wide tsunami

April 1, 1946 A 7.8 magnitude earthquake in the Aleutian Islands generated a Pacific-wide tsunami 159 people died in Hawai i

April 1, 1946 A 7.8 magnitude earthquake in the Aleutian Islands generated a Pacific-wide tsunami 159 people died in Hawai i The runup was 12.0 m in Pololu Valley

Travel time in hours

Hilo 1946

May 22, 1960

May 22, 1960 A 9.5 magnitude earthquake in Chile generated a Pacific-wide tsunami

May 22, 1960 A 9.5 magnitude earthquake in Chile generated a Pacific-wide tsunami 61 people died in Hawai i

May 22, 1960 A 9.5 magnitude earthquake in Chile generated a Pacific-wide tsunami 61 people died in Hawai i The runup in Hilo Bay was 10.7 m

Travel time in hours

Hilo 1960

All pau!!!