Marine Geodesy · 1981 · 11 citations · 4 references
EngineeringOcean EngineeringOceanographyDeep-sea OceanographyOcean InstrumentationOcean WavesOceanographic SensorsPressure MeasurementTelemetry SystemsTsunami WavesWave Measurement InstrumentsWave MeasurementsPressure Sensor Wave MeasurementsPressure Wave SensorsTsunami Early Warning SystemsTsunami PropagationTsunami Warning SystemsTsunami Wave Height EstimationWave HeightsWave Sensors
Abstract The problem of detecting tsunamis and measuring their wave‐height in the deep ocean has been investigated theoretically by Saxena (1974, 1975, 1976, 1978). This paper is a continuation of the earlier investigations and describes a system for measuring tsunami wave‐heights in the deep ocean. This cableless system uses pressure sensors, a two‐way digital acoustic telemetry system buoy, and a stationary satellite. The measured tsunami wave‐height and its direction of propagation will be an added parameter to the existing tsunami warning system, which will improve the reliability of tsunami warnings.
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