Megacyma

Megacyma (-atis, n.) (a Graeco μέγας 'magnus' + κῦμα 'unda'), vel vulgo tsunami (indecl., n.) (a Iaponico 津波 tsunami 'portus unda'), est series undarum magnarum quae excitantur cum magnum aquarum corpus repente moveatur. Quod fieri potest per terrae motum, terrae lapsum, et montis igniferi eruptionem in mari aperto factam.

Homines et megacyma quod die 26 Decembris 2004 regionem Oceani Indici vastavit; photographema Ao Nang in litore Provinciae Krabi, Thailandiae factum.

Banda Aceh a megacymate post teraemotum in Oceano Indico anno 2004 ictum.

terraemotus et megacyma Olisiponensia anno 1755.

Russici Pavel Lebedev-Lastochkin in Iaponia, eorum navibus in interiorem a megacymate coniectis, in nonnullos Iaponienses incidunt, anno 1779.

Animatio undarum primum aquae superficialis recessum (Anglice 'drawback') monstrat.

Signum admonitionis megacymatum.

Nexus interni

• Eruptio Theraea seu Minoa
• Ingeniaria terrae motuum

Bibliographia

• Dudley, Walter C., et Min Lee. 1988. Tsunami!. ISBN 0-8248-1125-9.
• Iwan, W. D., ed. 2006 Summary report of the Great Sumatra Earthquakes and Indian Ocean tsunamis of December 26, 2004 and March 28, 2005. Earthquake Engineering Research Institute: EERI Publication #2006-06. Et CD-ROM plenum textum et photographemata addita continens. ISBN 1-932884-19-X.
• Kenneally, Christine. 2004. "Surviving the Tsunami." Slate, 30 Decembris 2004.
• Lambourne, Helen. 2005. "Tsunami: Anatomy of a disaster." BBC News, 27 Martii 2005.
• Macey, Richard. 2005. "The Big Bang that Triggered A Tragedy." The Sydney Morning Herald, 1 Ianuarii 2005, p. 11.
• Tappin, D. 2001. "Local tsunamis." Geoscientist 11 (8): 4–7.

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Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Megacyma spectant (Megacyma, Tsunamis).

• IOC Tsunami Glossary ab Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission apud International Tsunami Information Centre UNESCO
• Terminologia Tsunami, nthmp-history.pmel.noaa.gov (NOAA)
• Tsunamis: tsunamis travel fast but not at infinite speed," www.abelard.org

• Animation of DART tsunami detection system, nctr.pmel.noaa.gov
• Can HF Radar detect Tsunamis? ifmaxp1.ifm.uni-hamburg.de
• Envirtech Tsunami Warning System, www.envirtech.org
• "The highest tsunami was caused by rockfall, geology.com
• IOC Tsunami Glossary (Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission) apud International Tsunami Information Centre UNESCO
• How to survive a tsunami, www.edu4hazards.org
• International Centre for Geohazards, www.geohazards.no
• Coordination Group for the Pacific Tsunami Warning System, ioc.ngdc.noaa.gov
• De terraemotu et megacymate in Oceano Indico 2004, www.ngdc.noaa.gov
• "Girl, 10, used geography lesson to save lives," www.telegraph.co.uk
• "Philippines warned to prepare for Japan's tsunami," www.noypi.ph
• Jakarta Tsunami Information Centre, www.jtic.org
• National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program, Coordinated U.S. Federal/State effort, nthmp.tsunami.gov
• NOAA Center for Tsunami Research, nctr.pmel.noaa.gov
• NOAA Tsunami, www.tsunami.noaa.gov
• Wave That Shook The World, www.pbs.org (de megacymate in Oceano Indico 2004)
• Pacific Tsunami Museum, www.tsunami.org
• Science of Tsunami Hazards, www.sthjournal.org
• Index publicationum de megacymatibus, nctr.pmel.noaa.gov
• Scientific American Magazine (January 2006 Issue) Tsunami: Wave of Change What we can learn from the Indian Ocean tsunami of December 2004.
• Social & Economic Costs of Tsunamis in the United States from "NOAA Socioeconomics" website initiative
• Tsunami Centers (United States National Weather Service)
• Tsunami database with detailed statistics, tsunami.name
• Interactive map of recent and historical tsunami events with links to graphics, animations and data] nctr.pmel.noaa.gov
• Tsunami Warning, tsunami-warning.org (per telephonum gestabile)
• Tsunamis and Earthquakes, walrus.wr.usgs.gov
• USGS: Surviving a tsunami, pubs.usgs.gov
• Impact of Tsunami on groundwater resources, www.ugrac.net (IGRAC International Groundwater Resources Assessment Centre)
• Tsunami Surges on Dry Coastal Plains: Application of Dam Break Wave Equations, Coastal Engineering Journal 48(4):355-370
• "What happened on July 21, 365 A.D.?" www.1-mag.org

Imagines, pelliculae, animationes

• Tsunami videos on YouTube from the NOAA Center for Tsunami Research
• Amateur Camcorder Video Streams of the December 26, 2004 tsunami that hit Sri Lanka, Thailand and Indonesia (search on tsunamis)
• Animatio megacymatis 1960, extra litus Tsiliae orti, www.geophys.washington.edu
• Animationes megacymatum verorum et simulatorum, nctr.pmel.noaa.gov (NOAA Center for Tsunami Research)
• CBC Digital Archives – Canada's Earthquakes and Tsunamis
• Computer-generated animation of a tsunami
• Origin of a Tsunami – animation showing how the shifting of continental plates in the Indian Ocean created the catastrophe of December 26, 2004.

• Photographemata et Pelliculae "Humanitarian Assistance to Tsunami-hit areas by the Singapore Armed Forces," www.mindef.gov.sg
• Tsunami Aftermath in Penang et Kuala Muda, Kedah
• "Satellite Images of Tsunami Affected Areas," www.crisp.nus.edu.sg
• "The Survivors – A moving travelogue full of stunning images along the tsunami ravaged South-Western Coast of India," www.riveroflife.be
• "Animations of tsunami propagation model results," nctr.pmel.noaa.gov
• Megacyma Boxing Day 2004, www.youtube.com
• Raw Video: Tsunami Slams Northeast Japan, www.youtube.com, pellicula terraemotus et megacyma Tohoku 2011 ab Associated Press