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Honshu Tsunami March 11, 2011 

 
 

March 11, 2011

 Honshu tsunami
The Honshu tsunami was generated by a magnitude 9.0 earthquake 80 miles east of Sendai, Honshu, Japan. Image shows a computer model simulation by the NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory.

Below are links to key NOAA tsunami forecasts, data, and background.

Warnings:

NOAA Pacific Tsunami Warning Center

Background:

NOAA Center for Tsunami Research

NOAA's TsunamiReady preparedness program 

More tsunami links

Links to NOAA Research tsunami videos on YouTube

How Tsunami Buoys Work 

Chilean Tsunami Feb. 27, 2010

Indian Ocean Tsunami - A Look Back

Alaska Sea Grant video on 1964 tsunami

The NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory in Seattle, Wash., conducts research on tsunamis and has developed highly accurate models that simulate tsunami propagation based on data from NOAA DART buoys. See the latest simulation of the March 11 Honshu tsunami on the PMEL website.

 

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