Cable Quakes May 2007 Geoff Huston Chief Scientist APNIC.
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TSUNAMI
Tsunamis Learning Objectives: -To develop your understanding of the term Tsunami. -To be able to identify the reason a tsunami occurs and its affects.
Earthquakes
TSUNAMIS Alexandra Norris. Tsunamis Deep water Small amplitudes and long wavelengths Travel at well over 800 km/h Shallow water Wave Shoaling will compress.
What is an earthquake? LO: I can use geographical terminology associated with tectonic processes.
Earthquakes and seismo-tectonics. Elastic rebound model of earthquakes An earthquake is a rapid release of stored elastic strain on 1-30 s time-scales.
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