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Effect of Offshore Tsunami Station Array Configuration on Accuracy of Near-Field Tsunami Forecast
沖合津波観測点配置の違いが逆解析に基づく近地津波予測の精度に与える影響
2012
Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers Ser B2 (Coastal Engineering)
沖合津波観測点配置の違いが逆解析に基づく近地津波予測の精度に与える影響
We examined how an array configuration of offshore tsunami stations affects accuracies of near-field tsunami forecasts provided by a tsunami forecast method based on an inversion of the offshore tsunami data. We simulated tsunami forecast of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake assuming several array configurations. As a result, an installation of bottom-pressure gauges to the outer sea of the trench contributes to improving the forecast accuracies, as well as deployment of the gauges at the seafloor
doi:10.2208/kaigan.68.i_211
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