1 tsunami amano mai sekiya hidehiko yamaguchi hiroshi civil engineering english 1 2007/2/6
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CONTENTS
ACCIDENTSCASE 1~3
MECHANISMCAUSESOCCURRENCETRANSMISSION
• VELOCITY• HEIGHT
SUBMERGENCE
MITIGATION MEASURESCONCLUSIONS
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ACCIDENTS ~CASE 1~
FIG. 1 Picture of tsunami
1993/07/12
Okushiri Island was
damaged by tsunami.
Big earthquake
Big tsunami
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ACCIDENTS ~CASE 2~
Aona port was damaged
by tsunami.
FIG. 2 Damage of Aona port
FIG. 3 Damage of breakwater
Fishing boat and the breakwater were destroyed.
(http://www.bo-sai.co.jp/sub8.html)
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ACCIDENTS ~CASE 3~
FIG. 4 Damage of Inaho elementary school
Inaho elementary school
was damaged by tsunami.
TSUNAMI DAMAGE A LOT OF INFRASTRUCTURE!!
(http://www.bo-sai.co.jp/sub8.html)
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MECHANISM ~CAUSES~
The causes of tsunamiEarthquakesVolcanic activitiesFalls of meteors
95 % of causes is earthquakes!!!!
tsunami is constructed by three parts.
1. OCCURRENCE2. TRANSMISSON3. SUBMERGENCE
FIG. 5 Sequence of tsunami(http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B4%A5%E6%B3%A2)
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When earthquake occurs,the bottom of the sea raises or sinks.
The reaction from changing crustlifts or pulls down seawater abovethat point.
TSUNAMI OCCURS
FIG. 5-a Before tsunami
FIG . 5-b After tsunami
MECHANISM ~OCCURRENCE~
Mechanism of tsunami
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1. VELOCITY
The velocity of tsunami is only influenced bydepth of water.
For example
VelocityDepth of sea
500m4000m
252km/h712km/h
This is that of Boeing 707!!
10m 36km/h
MECHANISM ~TRANSMISSION~
g×d
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MECHANISM ~TRANSMISSION~
The height of tsunami isinfluenced by depth ofWater. Because depthof shore is low, height becomes too high.
2. HEIGHT
Too dangerous!!Maximum of height
Japan 38,2m (1896, Meijisanrikutsunami)
World 520m (1958, Alaska)
FIG. 6 Relationship of tsunami
(http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B4%A5%E6%B3%A2)
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MECHANISM ~SUBMERGENCE~
FIG. 7-a
FIG. 7-b
Tsunami isdifferent from tidal wave.
Tsunami has potential energy.
Potential energy can concentratein particular topography.
Ex) Saw-toothed coastline
It's too dangerous!!!
Concentration of tsunami
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MITIGATION MEASURES
Actually, there are few provisions.
1. Build a breakwater
2. Live in a concrete building
3. Flee into the second floor if tsunami happens etc.
FIG. 8 water gate “byuuo” FIG. 9 Model of “MONE’S HOUSE”(http://www.pref.shizuoka.jp/doboku/buchou1/talk/talk17.htm)
(http://www.k3.dion.ne.jp/~monet/sub2zennkei.html)