In March 2014, 50 years after the 1964 Alaska earthquake and Tsunami, Ocean Networks Canada organized a two-day technical workshop on Tsunami modeling. The workshop covered advanced modeling and prediction technologies for real-time Tsunami forecasting, detection and alerts. In this context, I presented the potential of the elbe solver for efficient and accurate simulations of wave impact and wave-structure interactions in complex three-dimensional topologies, which can be a valuable contribution to Tsunami warning systems in British Columbia.
Further details and the workshop agenda can be found at ONC Tsunami Workshop 2014.
