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I think there are several factors in determining it, like, where the epi center of the earthquake originated, and how deep the earthquake was, also I think there are some kind of bouys in the ocean that can measure stuff.
Tsunamographs are anchored, ocean-bottom apparatuses developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and used as part of the Deep-ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis system to measure and categorize tsunamis. The ocean-bottom apparatus recognizes and reports changes in pressure that occur when water levels change, and then transmit a signal to bouys which measure wave height and transmit all of that information to satellites. This information is used to track and forecast the progress of tsunami waves, which can then help categorize the strength and speed of each tsunami.
To be the guardians of the sea. To perform law enforcement ie drug interdiction, migrant interdiction, fisheries. Perform rescues at sea whether by boat, ship, or helo. To perseve life and property at sea. To enforce polution laws. To conduct boardings of vessels at sea for safety and law violations. To ensure Aids to Navigations (Bouys) are in proper location and operating so vessels can travel safely. To operate Loran stations to help vessels know their location. To help defent the country against foes domestic and abroad. For some the purpose of the Coast Guard is to further their education or learn a new trade. It's all subjective and how you look at things. BY Tom :p
André Bouys died in 1740.
Mooring buoys come in all shapes, sizes and colors (other than those colors used for navigational aids).
Grandma's Bouys - 1936 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved USA:Passed (National Board of Review)
They are cylindrical in shape
The Plural Word For Buoy Is Bouys.
They can be called fishing bouys or, usually, bobbers.
Mid Channel bouys
bouys can be found when playing hydro hopper which is found at the dock Mnbvrulez
watch out for dangers such as rocks and stumps
Buoys are marked with their location, owner, serial number, and depth. This helps to quickly identify individual buoys and keep track of them.
The name of a ship. Out to the NOAA for use with the National Data Buoy Center. One of the bouys is off of the coast of Louisana in the Gulf of Mexico.
Some examples are, hot air ballons, ships, bouys, actually just about anything that floats in air or water :p