Tsunami Research at the End of a Critical Decade

The 1990s: A Critical Decade in Tsunami Research and Mitigation.- Recent Developments in Tsunami Hazard Mitigation.- “Red”, “Green” And “Blue” Tsunamigenic Earthquakes And Their Relation With Conditions Of Oceanic Sedimentation In The Pacific.- Tsunami Scour Mechanisms around A Cylinder.- Mitigation Strategies Based On Local Tsunami Effects.- Traffic Hindrance after Tsunamis.- Offshore Forecasting Of Alaskan Tsunamis In Hawaii.- 1952 North Kuril Tsunami: New Data from Archives.- Tsunami Risk In The Aegean Sea and The Role Of Systematic Field, Laboratory, and Documentary Studies: The Case of the 1956 Tsunami.- Historical and Archaeological Evidence of Earthquakes and Tsunamis Felt in the Kythira Strait, Greece.- Impact of Large Tsunamis in the Messina Straits, Italy: The Case of the 28 December 1908 Tsunami.- Characteristics of on-Slope Tsunami Propagation and the Accuracy of the Numerical Model.- Flow Strength on Land and Damage of the 1998 Papua New Guinea Tsunami.- Numerical Study of the Source of the July 17, 1998 PNG Tsunami.- Modeling for Tsunamis Generated by Landsliding and Debris Flow.- Landslide Tsunami Generation Mechanism and Its Detection for Early Tsunami Warning.- On Numerical Simulation of the Landslide-Generated Tsunami of November 3, 1994 in Skagway Harbor, Alaska.