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20 years ago, the largest tsunami disaster to date occurred in Asia. Hundreds of thousands of people died. Such waves are also possible in Europe. Scientists are working on early warning systems. By C. Gantner and J. Kerckhoff.
A new tsunami risk preparation exercise was organized this Thursday, December 12 in Cannes, with the participation of a class of middle school students and in the presence of a UNESCO representative. Last January, the organization awarded the “Tsunami Ready” distinction to the Cité des Festivals.
Europe's Tsunami Preparedness: Strategies for Managing Giant Waves
Two decades after Asia’s catastrophic tsunami, Europe faces similar risks, particularly in the Mediterranean, where about ten percent of global tsunamis occur. Researchers are developing early warning systems to detect geological shifts, including underwater measuring rods and fiber optic cables. In the Mediterranean, tsunamis can strike within minutes, prompting initiatives like ‘Cannes Alerte’ for public […]
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