Risk-based damage estimation to the built environment from future tsunamis is fundamental for developing mitigation and evacuation plans. One of the challenging problems in the evaluation of damage from future tsunamis is that the uncertainty from the nature of tsunami itself (e.g. Magnitude, Epicenter, Fault slip distributions) and the lack of accumulated sufficient observed data for probabilistic studies due to the relatively small frequency of tsunami historical events.
Probablistic Tsunami Hazard Assessment and Damage Estimation of the Built Environment: Application to the Cascadia Subduction Zone and Seaside, Oregon
Lead Author: Cox, Daniel
Year: 2012
Journal: N/A