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Dec, 26, 2004, 0758
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Morning After Christmas
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Andaman Coast, Thailand
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First Indicator
  • Read the shake

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DEC. 26
  • faint
  • low frequency
  • coming from West

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LOW FREQUENCY
Doppler effect
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Doppler Effect
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Doppler Effect
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LOW FREQUENCY
Doppler effect
Quake was a long way off
If I was feeling it, shake was massive
Coming from the sea
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My first thought almost two hours out
TSUNAMI
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I found the USGS Shake report at 0814.
Epicenter 125 milesWest of Sumatra
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Earthquake can generate Tsunami
Before earthquake
Earthquake occurs.Faulting pushes ocean up.
Tsunami generatedWaves move outward.
Tsunami wave height grows towards shore.
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Those poor folks in Banda Aceh
As soon as the last brick stops falling, the
Tsunami will hit.
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But nobody listened,the rest is history.
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Andaman fault slipped up to 30 meters
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for 1,200 kilometers
Huge bubble of energy moving at sub-sonic speed
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Ships at sea dont feel a Tsunami passing
underneath.
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Wave is 300 - 500K thick
Only decimeters high
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Why are some beaches left untouched
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While other are totally devastated by the same
event?
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ON-SHORE FACTORS
Volume 30M X 1,200 K wedge shaped
Speed
Direction
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Tidal level
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Underwater topography
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Beach topography
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Elevation above sea level
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PATONG
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Deep water mid-Bay
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Sloping beach
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Set-back
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Trees and seawall
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Solid row of strong building on beach road
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Basement tragedies
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Sois
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Mud-flats
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Flat valley floor to beach
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Building on high land escape damage
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High land on either side Graphic
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Typical inundation
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Shallow sea bed
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Low-lying land
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KHAO LAK
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Low Lying Beach
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Alluvial Flow / Hundreds of tsunami created
coastal flatlands
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High Tide
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Unprotected west facing beach
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Flat seabed sloping very gradually, almost no
angle to beach and beyond.
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Hundreds of kilometers of waterapproaches at
sub-sonic speed.
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Piles up on beach
Incessant flood keeps on coming
Piles up on beach
Incessant flood keeps on coming
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Approaching water pile ups as it slows
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Water elevates to 11.6 M in Khao Lak.
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Any land lower than 11.6 M above sea level was
subject to inundation.
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813 anchored 1-2 K offshore just beyond mud bank
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where Tsunami began to crest
  • Side-by-side w sister ship
  • Sister ship broached, broke anchor,
    log-rolled
  • 813 held straight, but wave broke over bow
    and all hands above decked washed over
  • Breaks anchor, broaches, wild ride to
    rubber plantation

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The power of water
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813 ran sideways 3K in 11M tsunami
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Until its 2M keel hit bottom.
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La Flora resort
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Water elevates to 11.6 M in Khao Lak.
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La Flora
Only reinforced concrete on Khao Lak beach
Intelligent GM
280 people on roof
80 people ignore warning and die
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Baan Nam Kem
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Baan Nam Kem
Elevation 0
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Baan Nam KemHigh Dry - Forever
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Ocean wide TsunamiChile - 1960 Hilo
Piles up on beach
Incessant flood keeps on coming
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Early Warning Solutions
  • Personal Experience
  • Shake reports
  • Receding water

Run for high ground
  • Climb a tree, cliff, rocks, re-enforce concrete
    building

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If people listen with their feet
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High tech nice but not necessary
  • if Banda Aceh used telephone tree
  • called Penang, who called Phuket, etc.
  • Tie in with Shake Reports
  • if people listened to their feet
  • if people know about retreating waters
  • if people have Tsunami awareness
  • Very Few Fatalities

EARLY WARNING
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KAMALA / LAYAN BEACH
  • Natural Indicators
  • Feel the ground shake
  • Receding water 20 minutes warning
  • Run for high ground
  • Climb a tree
  • High on reinforced concrete building
  • In deep water, boats go out to sea

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Piles up on beach
Incessant flood keeps on coming
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Modern Man has lost touch with Nature
A Fatal Mistake in More Ways than One.
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