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WATER WAVE DYNAMICS AND WATER WAVE DYNAMICS AND THE SECRET OF THE THE SECRET OF THE TSUNAMIS TSUNAMIS Presenters: Presenters: -Isaac Katz -Isaac Katz -Zsuzsanna Kis -Zsuzsanna Kis -Kinneret Rozales -Kinneret Rozales Ronen Avni Ronen Avni Location: Haifa, Technion city, Faculty Of Civil Engineering. Location: Haifa, Technion city, Faculty Of Civil Engineering. EDITTED BY: EDITTED BY: BERAN GÜRLEME BERAN GÜRLEME

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WATER WAVE DYNAMICS WATER WAVE DYNAMICS AND THE SECRET OF THE AND THE SECRET OF THE

TSUNAMISTSUNAMISPresenters:Presenters:-Isaac Katz-Isaac Katz-Zsuzsanna Kis-Zsuzsanna Kis-Kinneret Rozales-Kinneret RozalesRonen AvniRonen Avni

Location: Haifa, Technion city, Faculty Of Civil Engineering.Location: Haifa, Technion city, Faculty Of Civil Engineering.

EDITTED BY:EDITTED BY:BERAN GÜRLEMEBERAN GÜRLEME

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THE PHYSICS OF WAVESTHE PHYSICS OF WAVES

The following mathematical equation, commonly referred toas the wave equation served as the scientific foundation for this work.Its derivatives are also here shown, although for shortness of spacenot explained.These basic equations have uncovered the firsts steps towardsan understanding of fluid dynamics in general and water-wavebehavior in particular and I think them crucial for any one to knowwho has an interest in this subjectespecially as they don’t require advanced education to understand.

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WATER-WAVE EQUATION AND WATER-WAVE EQUATION AND ITS DERIVATIVESITS DERIVATIVES

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WAVE SPEED EQUATIONWAVE SPEED EQUATIONLong waves are non-dispersive: Their wave speed is independent of their period.It depends only on the water depth, in the form:

( c is wave speed, h water depth, g gravity).

where z is the time dependent surface elevation (wave amplitude)and u the horizontal particle velocity. It follows that u is independentof depth and the vertical particle velocity varies linearly with depth. Particles move on very flat elliptic paths in nearly horizontal motion.

The velocity structure in a long wave is described by

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WAVES IN THE LABWAVES IN THE LABWe can see examples of waves all around us,Here we experiment with many objects to find out their propertiesAnd see how they relate to waves.

Using a pendulum, a moving boardand some sand we can see theinteresting results that show us howthe same underlying sinus wave shapeforms on different situations and materials.

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And here we can see a wave forming from therhythmical up and down movement of a spring rope.The faster the rope is moved the more waves are formed,with nodes and anti-nodes developing harmoniously with the movement,we can thus see the rope evolving from a single waveform into multiple,complicated patterns which are not always symmetric.

A demonstration of waves with normalconditions approaching a ‘shore’if looked at closely one candistinguish de similarities of the basicwave form with the picture in the right.

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WHAT DOES TSUNAMI WHAT DOES TSUNAMI MEAN?MEAN?

• Japanese word which in English meansJapanese word which in English means:: ““Harbor WaveHarbor Wave””• Commonly known as ‘tidal waves’Commonly known as ‘tidal waves’• Composed of a train of wavesComposed of a train of waves

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CHARACHTERISTICS OF CHARACHTERISTICS OF TSUNAMISTSUNAMIS• Long wave periodsLong wave periods• Can achieve Can achieve

extreme heights extreme heights • Are rare eventsAre rare events• At open sea, they At open sea, they

travel extremely travel extremely fast, reaching fast, reaching velocities of 700 velocities of 700 Km/H (400 Mh/H)Km/H (400 Mh/H)

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WHAT CAUSES TSUNAMISWHAT CAUSES TSUNAMIS• Sub-marine earthquakeSub-marine earthquake• LandslidesLandslides• Volcanic eruptionsVolcanic eruptions• Cosmic – body impacts (asteroids, comets, etc.)Cosmic – body impacts (asteroids, comets, etc.)

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WHAT HAPPENS TO A TSUNAMI WHAT HAPPENS TO A TSUNAMI AS IT APPROACHES LANDAS IT APPROACHES LAND

• Its height grows due to shoalingIts height grows due to shoaling• They lose some energy as they rush onshoreThey lose some energy as they rush onshore• Depending on the particular beach this Depending on the particular beach this

makes surfing possiblemakes surfing possible

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SPECULATION ON A MASSIVE SPECULATION ON A MASSIVE TSUNAMITSUNAMI• If an asteroid or comet 4 kilometers in diameter were If an asteroid or comet 4 kilometers in diameter were

to strike the earth the resulting wave can make entire to strike the earth the resulting wave can make entire coastlines disappear and wreck havoc on national coastlines disappear and wreck havoc on national infrastructures. If the body were large enough, it infrastructures. If the body were large enough, it would achieve the status of ELE (Extinction Level would achieve the status of ELE (Extinction Level Event) and change our fundamental way of lifeEvent) and change our fundamental way of life

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THE IMPACT ON HUMANSTHE IMPACT ON HUMANS• Tsunamis are considered catastrophic eventsTsunamis are considered catastrophic events• They are rare, but very difficult to predictThey are rare, but very difficult to predict• The death tolls of an attack can reach tens of The death tolls of an attack can reach tens of

thousandsthousands

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WAVE RESONANCEWAVE RESONANCEAn interesting wave An interesting wave phenomenon is the resonance phenomenon is the resonance effect that occurseffect that occurs whenwhen a a tsunami, or any other type of tsunami, or any other type of wave, comes into indirect wave, comes into indirect contact with anothercontact with another m medium edium which has the same properties which has the same properties and part of itsand part of its energy is energy is transferred totransferred to the other the other medium, therebymedium, thereby ‘resonating’ ‘resonating’ itself into places which itself into places which otherwise itotherwise it c could have been ould have been impossible to enter.impossible to enter.

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WAVE SUPERPOSITIONSWAVE SUPERPOSITIONS

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The following mathematical equationsexpresses the processes of wave superpositionswhen two waves come together and form a singleone with characteristics of both.In the picture we see an electronic wave simulatorwhich is showing this kind of phenomenon.

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