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1. FDM Simulation of Seismic Waves, Ocean Acoustic Waves, and Tsunamis Based on Tsunami-Coupled Equations of Motion T. Maeda & T. Furumura
2. Tsunami waves of seismic origin: The modern state of knowledge M. Nosov
3. Review on Near-Field Tsunami Forecasting from Offshore Tsunami Data and Onshore GNSS Data for Tsunami Early Warning H. Tsushima & Y. Ohta
4. Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard Analysis: High Performance Computing for Massive Scale Inundation Simulations S. Gibbons et al.
5. Atmospheric Lamb Wave Manifestations in Bottom Pressure Variations M. Nosov et al.
6. Improving Detectability of Seafloor Deformation From Bottom Pressure Observations Using Numerical Ocean Models Y. Dobashi & D. Inazu
7. Hydroacoustic effects in the 2003 Tokachi-oki tsunami source A. Bolshakova et al.
8. Effects of shear band propagation on early waves generated by initial breakoff of tsunamigenic landslides P. Trapper et al.
9. Nonlinear seismic response analysis of layered seabed considering seawater-seabed coupling effects H. Fan et al.
10. Atmospheric pressure-induced three-dimensional surface wave propagation in the compressible ocean: Effect of static compression R. Pethiyagoda et al.
11. Linked and fully coupled 3D earthquake dynamic rupture and tsunami modeling for the Húsavík–Flatey Fault Zone in North Iceland F. Kutschera et al.
12. Комбинированная численная модель цунами М. Носов et al.
13. Optimal Design for Placements of Tsunami Observing Systems to Accurately Characterize the Inducing Earthquake I. Mulia et al.
14. Synthesizing sea surface height change including seismic waves and tsunami using a dynamic rupture scenario of anticipated Nankai trough earthquakes T. Saito et al.
15. Large-scale numerical modeling of hydro-acoustic waves generated by tsunamigenic earthquakes C. Cecioni et al.
16. Analysis of Pressure and Acceleration Signals from the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake Observed by the DONET Seafloor Network H. Matsumoto et al.
17. Initial tsunami source estimation by inversion with an intelligent selection of model parameters and time delays I. Mulia & T. Asano
18. Estimation of Seismic Centroid Moment Tensor Using Ocean Bottom Pressure Gauges as Seismometers T. Kubota et al.
19. Monitoring the 2021 Mw 8.2 Alaska Earthquake by an Offshore Seismic and Fluid Pressure Observation Network and Implications for Ocean‐Crust Dynamic Coupling T. Sun & E. Davis
20. Time-domain acoustic-gravity wave propagation in a stratified ocean: Impact of elastic ocean floor I. Ahmed et al.
21. Hydroacoustic Waves Measured during the 2012 Negros-Cebu Earthquake C. Cecioni et al.
22. Role of Compressibility on Tsunami Propagation A. Abdolali & J. Kirby
23. Acoustic and gravity waves in the ocean: a new derivation of a linear model from the compressible Euler equation J. Dubois et al.
24. Characteristics of Water Pressure Disturbances on Real-Time Tsunami Data of Ocean-Bottom Pressure Gauges H. MATSUMOTO et al.
25. Tsunami Early Warning System based on Real-time Measurements of Hydro-acoustic Waves C. Cecioni et al.
26. Interpretation of Signals Recorded by Ocean-Bottom Pressure Gauges during the Passage of Atmospheric Lamb Wave on 15 January 2022 M. Nosov et al.
27. Modeling of the hydroacoustic signal and tsunami wave generated by seafloor motion including a porous seabed F. Chierici et al.
28. Acoustic-Gravity Waves Interacting with a Rectangular Trench U. Kadri
29. Sound signals of tsunamis from a slender fault C. Mei & U. Kadri
30. Evolution of arbitrary temporal ocean floor motion-induced surface waves over a trench R. Pethiyagoda et al.
31. Comparison of methods for coupled earthquake and tsunami modelling L. Abrahams et al.
32. Experimental evidence characterizing pressure fluctuations at the seafloor-water interface induced by an earthquake H. Matsumoto et al.
33. Maximum tsunami height prediction using pressure gauge data by a Gaussian process at Owase in the Kii Peninsula, Japan Y. Igarashi et al.
34. Near-field tsunami forecasting using offshore tsunami data from the 2011 off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake H. Tsushima et al.
35. A Model for the Generation of Waves in the Ocean by Seismic Bottom Movements in Sigma-Coordinates K. Sementsov & A. Bolshakova
36. High-Resolution Seafloor Absolute Pressure Gauge Measurements Using a Better Counting Method S. Webb & S. Nooner
37. Dynamic tsunami generation due to sea-bottom deformation: Analytical representation based on linear potential theory T. Saito
38. Near real-time calculation of submarine fault properties using an inverse model of acoustic signals B. Gomez & U. Kadri
39. Earthquake Rupture and Tsunami Generation of the 2015 Mw 5.9 Bonin Event Revealed by In Situ Pressure Gauge Array Observations and Integrated Seismic and Tsunami Wave Simulation T. Kubota et al.
40. Contribution of nonlinearity in tsunami generated by submarine earthquake M. Nosov et al.
41. Depth-integrated equation for hydro-acoustic waves with bottom damping A. Abdolali et al.
42. Tsunami forecasting based on deepwater-station data M. Nosov & S. Grigorieva
43. Assessment of GNSS-based height data of multiple ships for measuring and forecasting great tsunamis D. Inazu et al.
44. Lattice Boltzmann approach for hydro-acoustic waves generated by tsunamigenic sea bottom displacement P. Prestininzi et al.
45. Tsunamis and tsunami warning: Recent progress and future prospects C. An
46. Combined Numerical Model of Tsunami M. Nosov & S. Kolesov
47. Extraction of Tsunami Signals from Coupled Seismic and Tsunami Waves L. Song & C. An
48. Tsunamis and acoustic-gravity waves from underwater earthquakes M. Stiassnie
49. Ultrabroadband Seismic and Tsunami Wave Observation of High‐Sampling Ocean‐Bottom Pressure Gauge Covering Periods From Seconds to Hours T. Kubota et al.
50. Effect of static compression on near-field tsunami waves: Three-dimensional solution S. Das & M. Meylan
51. NEMO-SN1 Abyssal Cabled Observatory in the Western Ionian Sea P. Favali et al.
52. Calculation of the initial elevation at the tsunami source using analytical solutions M. Nosov & K. Sementsov
53. Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard and Risk Analysis: A Review of Research Gaps J. Behrens et al.
54. Adapting a Mesh when Simulating Tsunami Waves M. Nosov
55. A generalised inner product-based wave scattering from an underwater source in a compressible ocean R. Pethiyagoda et al.
56. Depth-integrated equation for large-scale modelling of low-frequency hydroacoustic waves P. Sammarco et al.
57. Note on the 1964 Alaska Tsunami Generation by Horizontal Displacements of Ocean Bottom. Numerical Modeling of the Runup in Chenega Cove, Alaska D. Nicolsky et al.
58. Synthesizing ocean bottom pressure records including seismic wave and tsunami contributions: Toward realistic tests of monitoring systems T. Saito & H. Tsushima
59. Constraining shallow slip and tsunami excitation in megathrust ruptures using seismic and ocean acoustic waves recorded on ocean-bottom sensor networks J. Kozdon & E. Dunham
60. Time-domain wave response of a compressible ocean due to an arbitrary ocean bottom motion S. Das & M. Meylan
61. Temporal and Topographic Source Effects on Tsunami Generation M. Derakhti et al.
62. An Optimized Array Configuration of Tsunami Observation Network Off Southern Java, Indonesia I. Mulia et al.
63. Hydro‐acoustic and tsunami waves generated by the 2012 Haida Gwaii earthquake: Modeling and in situ measurements A. Abdolali et al.
64. Tsunami generation: validity and limitations of conventional theories T. Saito
65. Numerical Simulation of Gravity Waves Excited in the Ocean by Low-Frequency Surface Seismic Waves Based on GPS Recordings K. Sementsov et al.
66. Free Gravity Waves in the Ocean Excited by Seismic Surface Waves: Observations and Numerical Simulations K. Sementsov et al.
67. Atmospheric pressure-driven surface wave propagation in a compressible ocean including static compression R. Pethiyagoda et al.
68. Effects of oceanic ice cover and density stratification on the propagation of hydroacoustic waves Y. Liu et al.
69. Extracting Near‐Field Seismograms From Ocean‐Bottom Pressure Gauge Inside the Focal Area: Application to the 2011 Mw 9.1 Tohoku‐Oki Earthquake T. Kubota et al.
70. On the Resonant Behavior of a Weakly Compressible Water Layer During Tsunamigenic Earthquakes C. Cecioni & G. Bellotti
71. 2D FDM Simulation of Seismic Waves and Tsunamis Based on Improved Coupling Equations Under Gravity M. Someya et al.
72. Tsunami and acoustic-gravity waves in water of constant depth G. Hendin & M. Stiassnie
73. The effect of compressed ice-shelf on acoustic-gravity wave propagation in a compressible ocean having elastic bottom S. Das & M. Meylan
74. Compressible ocean waves generated by sudden seabed rise near a step-type topography S. Das et al.
75. Dynamic Response of Bottom Water Pressure due to the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake H. Matsumoto et al.
76. Relationship between pressure variations at the ocean bottom and the acceleration of its motion during a submarine earthquake M. Nosov et al.
77. Abrupt water temperature increases near seafloor during the 2011 Tohoku earthquake D. Inazu et al.
78. Underwater geophysical monitoring for European Multidisciplinary Seafloor and water column Observatories S. Monna et al.
79. PRESSURE STANDARD EXPERIMENTS SUPPORTING THE INTERPRETATION OF BOTTOM PRESSURE RECORDER IN-SITU OBSERVATIONS H. MATSUMOTO et al.