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Download to Donate: Tsunami Relief (sometimes known as Download to Donate for Japan) is a compilation of songs by Music for Relief from different artists in which the proceeds went to Save the Children that helped the victims of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. The third Download to Donate compilation album, it was launched on March 22, 2011 through Warner Bros. Records and Machine Shop Records.[1] The songs were no longer available for download as of June 7, 2011.[2]

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TsuCAT can also assist national tsunami warning centers with early situational awareness (approximate scenario) prior to the availability of event-specific forecasts from national agencies or international tsunami service providers. As TsuCAT is a pre-computed database of plausible tsunami scenarios with customizable coastal hazard warning polygons, it could be useful as a look-up tool to provide a conservative assessment prior to PTWC tsunami forecasts (typically 30 minutes after the earthquake due to the time required to reliably characterize the earthquake source).Click to view TsuCAT overview and demonstration video - WFO Guam, 26 Jan 2021 - FSM-Marshall Islands-Palau, 16 Feb 2021 - WSO Pago Pago, 24 Feb 2021 (coming soon)Click to download TsuCAT Overview presentation, v4.2, October 2020 (15 MB)Click to download TsuCAT Information Sheet, v4.2, October 2020 (832 KB)Click to download TsuCAT poster: Tsunami Coastal Hazard Assessment Tool (TsuCAT) - Supporting National Efforts in Disaster Risk Reduction, International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, July 2019 (13 MB)Click to download TsuCAT poster: Tsunami Coastal Assessment Tool (TsuCAT): A Tool fo Rapid Initial Tsunami Assessment, IOC/UNESCO Symposium: Advances in Tsunami Warning to Enhance Community Responses, 12-14 February 2018, Paris, France (13 MB, below)

This module is designed to help emergency managers prepare their communities for tsunamis. Lessons include basic tsunami science, hazards produced by tsunamis, regional U.S. tsunami risks, the tsunami warning system, the importance of public education activities, and how to craft good emergency messages and develop tsunami response plans. Additional content provides video interviews of lessons learned by public officials in Crescent City, CA after the March 11, 2011 tsunami that originated in Japan. The module also contains links to extensive Reference and Resources sections. The latter includes tsunami PowerPoint presentations for each major U.S. region (Atlantic Coast, Gulf Coast, West Coast, Hawaii and Pacific Islands, Alaska, and Caribbean) that can be downloaded and customized for a particular location or need.

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JCG and JMA provided tide gauge data. Ports and Harbors Bureau (PHB) under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) and Port and Airport Research Institute (PARI) provided tide gauge, wave gauge and GPS wave gauge data. The data of ocean-bottom tsunami sensors of JAMSTEC and DART of NOAA were downloaded from their web sites. Most of the figures were generated using Generic Mapping Tools (Wessel and Smith, 1998). This research was partially supported by Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B) (No. 21310113), Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT).

This map shows all completed tsunami evacuation brochures and walk time maps for Washington. Clicking on a region will show you a link where you can download the brochure or map. Use your scroll wheel or the plus and minus buttons in the upper left corner to zoom.

The inundation and current velocity maps and publications can be downloaded by clicking on the area of interest in the maps below. You can also download the model data by clicking on the area of interest. You can use your scroll wheel or the plus and minus buttons in the upper left corner to zoom. Sign up for our WA geology blog to get updates when new tsunami hazard maps are released.

Our most recent modeling for a Tacoma fault earthquake scenario dates back to 2009. Click here to download the publication. Note that this publication also contains modeling for a Seattle Fault earthquake scenario. Those results have been superseded by Map Series 2022-03, available by clicking on the map above.

Search the library to find Hazus products, which are downloadable in spatial formats, spreadsheets and reports. Products for flood, hurricane, earthquake and tsunami events across the country include:

After you download the PDF of the Tsunami Walking Tour brochure, you'll start at the huge, white Jetty Dolos on Front Street and follow the map inside to find the informational kiosks along the way. You can scan Quick Read (QR) Codes at each point, or navigate from the links above, to get a more immersive experience with interactive audio, video and pictures on your smartphone or internet-connected tablet.

The map to the right is from a Tsunami Safety brochure that you can download from the Del Norte County Office of Emergency Services website along with other helpful tips for a worry-free stay. Just click on the map to open it up on your smartphone.

• Follow us!NTWC PTWC --> NWS Tsunami Products (Effective April 3, 2017)Tsunami messages are National Weather Service (NWS) products. NWS products are described by both a World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Header and an Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System (AWIPS) ID. The following table describes the products issued by the two NWS Tsunami Warning Centers (click on the product for an example). WEPA41 and WEXX20 are segmented Warning, Watch, and Advisory products which contain Universal Geographic Code and NWS Valid Time Event Codes. WEHW40, WEZS40, WEGM40, WEAK51, WECA40 and WEXX30 are Warning, Watch, and Advisory products which are provided in a bulleted format intended for easy reading.WEAK61, WEAK63, WECA50, WECA32, WEXX40 and WEXX42 have the same content as WEAK51, WEAK53, WECA40, WECA42, WEXX30 and WEXX32, but in Spanish.WEPA40 and WECA41 are intended for international authorities and users. While these products do mention U.S. states and territories, they do not reflect additional modeling and analysis conducted by the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center to fine tune the forecasts and alert levels for these coasts. U.S. audiences should refer to the products specific to their region as noted in the table below.Click to download List of Products

Region WMO Header NWS AWIPS ID TWC Explanations Alaska, British Columbia, U.S. West Coast Example: WEPA41 PAAQ Example: WEPA41 PAAQ Example: WEPA41 PAAQ TSUWCA NTWC Segmented Tsunami Warnings, Watches, and Advisories 2ff7e9595c