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Indonesia is one country in the world featuring a complex tectonic structure. This condition makes earthquakes often occur in many areas of this country and as an earthquake rages beneath the sea, it will potentially trigger tsunami. One of the areas in Indonesia with a high seismic activity is Sulawesi region particularly in the Sulawesi Sea subduction zone, making it important to carry out a study on the potential tsunami at this location. The purpose of this study was to analyze the existing huge potential energy in Sulawesi Sea subduction zone and to identify tsunami modeling likely to occur based on the potential energy of the region. The approach used in assessing the tsunami disaster was the calculation of the potential energy of an earthquake and tsunami modeling based on the potential energy. The method used in this research was the least squares method for the calculation of potential energy, and near-field tsunami modeling with the assistance of TUNAMI-N2 COD. The research finding has shown that the Sulawesi Sea subduction zone has potential energy of 1.35469?×?1023 erg, equivalent to an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.6 Mw. The tsunami modeling made shown the average wave propagation reaching ashore within 12.3 min with a height varying between 0.1 and >?3 m. The tsunami modeling also indicated that there are seven sub-districts in Buol District, Central Sulawesi, which is affected by a significant tsunami. 相似文献
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Natural hazards in Central Java Province,Indonesia: an overview 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Muh Aris Marfai Lorenz King Lalan Prasad Singh Djati Mardiatno Junun Sartohadi Danang Sri Hadmoko Anggraini Dewi 《Environmental Geology》2008,56(2):335-351
Central Java Province, Indonesia, suffers from natural hazard processes such as land subsidence, coastal inundation, flood,
volcanic eruption, earthquake, tsunami, and landslide. The occurrence of each kind of natural hazard is varied according to
the intensity of geo-processes. It is necessary to learn from the historical record of coastal inundation, flood, volcanic
eruption, earthquake, tsunami, and landslide hazards in Central Java Province to address issues of comprehensive hazard mitigation
and management action. Through the understanding about the nature and spatial distribution of natural hazards, treatments
can be done to reduce the risks. This paper presents the natural hazard phenomena in Central Java Province and provides critical
information for hazard mitigation and reduction. 相似文献
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