Want this question answered?
Saturday February 27, 2010. An 8.8 earthquake hit Chile and a Tsunami warning was issued for all of Hawaii. A series of smaller waves up to 6 feet travelled to the islands later in the day. With the early warning, everyone was safely evacuated to higher ground and damage was minimal.
well i think it is where you leave the place and go to another place :P
We can help prevent tsunamis by putting up Sea walls, Earthquake detection systems and have household Insurance encase a tsunami hits you ! +++ Sorry - but rubbish! The questioner wanted to know how to prevent a tsunami. No-one can. Their causes are far beyond human control or influence, and the best anyone can do is try to minimise the effects by warning systems, sea-walls and simply by not building anything where a tsunami might hit it. (Similarly, by not removing natural break-waters like mangrove swamps.)
You cannot reduce a tsunami. Just like other natural calamities like earthquake and volcanic eruptions, you cannot predict or reduce it. However, you can reduce its impact by taking protective measures outlined by responsible authorities.
A seismograph itself cannot prevent the effect of an earthquake. It is an instrument that measures and records seismic waves generated by an earthquake. The data collected by seismographs helps scientists study and understand earthquakes, which in turn can contribute to improved building codes and earthquake-resistant infrastructure. Preventing the effect of an earthquake requires engineering solutions such as designing structures to withstand seismic forces or implementing early warning systems.
yes but there was not an early warning system so they could not tell the people.
Perhaps the most famous, and possibly the last major tsunami in the USA was from the 1964 Alaska earthquake with a resulting tsunami hitting Alaska, and traveling as far a Hawaii and the Oregon/Washington coast.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1964_Alaska_earthquakehttp://ezinearticles.com/?Alaska-Earthquake-and-Tsunami,-1964&id=9558Another Tsunami was the Lituya Bay, Alaska Tsunami in 1958.http://geology.com/records/biggest-tsunami.shtmlSince the Alaska Earthquake in 1964 and the resulting Tsunami, the West Coast of the USA has had a Tsunami early warning system with emergency evacuation plans. There have been a couple of alarms from earthquakes, but no significant waves.Unfortunately, due to human nature, many people flocked to the coast after recent tsunami warnings.
On July 7, 2011, a large earthquake in the Kermadec Islands region had New Zealand on tsunami alert. It was canceled, however, after scientists looked at deep ocean wave data.
Saturday February 27, 2010. An 8.8 earthquake hit Chile and a Tsunami warning was issued for all of Hawaii. A series of smaller waves up to 6 feet travelled to the islands later in the day. With the early warning, everyone was safely evacuated to higher ground and damage was minimal.
well i think it is where you leave the place and go to another place :P
We can help prevent tsunamis by putting up Sea walls, Earthquake detection systems and have household Insurance encase a tsunami hits you ! +++ Sorry - but rubbish! The questioner wanted to know how to prevent a tsunami. No-one can. Their causes are far beyond human control or influence, and the best anyone can do is try to minimise the effects by warning systems, sea-walls and simply by not building anything where a tsunami might hit it. (Similarly, by not removing natural break-waters like mangrove swamps.)
NO there was a earthquake in japan on march 11th 2011 early in the morning with a percentage of 8.9
You cannot reduce a tsunami. Just like other natural calamities like earthquake and volcanic eruptions, you cannot predict or reduce it. However, you can reduce its impact by taking protective measures outlined by responsible authorities.
there an earthquake?
There are none.
Chile was hit by an earthquake early morning on Feb. 27th 2010
the Kobe earthquake