The 1994 Shikotan earthquake tsunamis [journal citation]

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Yeh, H. H [et.al.]

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Subject: The 1994 Shikotan earthquake was one of the greatest earthquakes in recent years with a magnitude of Ms 8.0. A tsunami survey was conducted by Russian and U.S. geophysicists less than 2 weeks after the earthquake. The survey results and a numerical hindcast simulation are reported. Tsunami focusing effect at locations supposedly sheltered by the island chain is discussed

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References: p.873-874

Reprinted from: Pageoph, vol 144 nos. 3/4, 1995, p. 855-874

The 1994 Shikotan earthquake was one of the greatest earthquakes in recent years with a magnitude of Ms 8.0. A tsunami survey was conducted by Russian and U.S. geophysicists less than 2 weeks after the earthquake. The survey results and a numerical hindcast simulation are reported. Tsunami focusing effect at locations supposedly sheltered by the island chain is discussed

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