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J. Ocean Eng. Technol. 2007;21(6):64-71.    

Analysis of the Effects on the Southeastern Coast of Korea by a Tsunami Originating from Hypothetical Earthquake in Japan
Kim Do-Sam,Kim Ji-Min,Lee Kwang-Ho,Son Byoung-Kyu
Division of Construction and Environmental Engineering Korea Maritime University,Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate school Korea Maritime University,Department of Civil Engineering Nagoya University,National Fisheries Research
일본 지진공백역에서의 지진해일이 우리나라의 남동연안에 미치는 영향분석
김도삼,김지민,이광호,손병규
한국해양대학교 건설환경공학부,한국해양대학교 대학원 토목환경공학과,일본 나고야대학 공학연구과 사회기반공학,국립수산과학원
© 2007 The Korean Society of Ocean Engineers     Open access / Under a Creative Commons License
Keywords: Hypothetical earthquake, Tsunami
핵심용어: 지진공백역, 지진해일
Abstract
The hypothetical earthquake located on the fault zone along the western coast of Japan, where sufficient time has elapsed since the last earthquake or an earthquake has not occurred yet, is known to possess significant potential energy. The possibility of earthquake activities occurring here in the future is high. It is expected that the resulting tsunamis will cause great damage to the East Sea coast of Korea and affect parts of the southern coast as well. In this study, tsunami that may be caused by a virtual earthquake that is expected in the hypothetical earthquake, along the western coast of Japan, will be estimated using numerical simulation. From this, the effect of the tsunami originating from the hypothetical earthquake on the southeastern coast of Korea will be evaluated by examining the water level rise due to the maximum water level rise and changing time, for each point along the southeastern coast. It will be possible to use the virtual results obtained like this as important basic materials in future disaster prevention plans and designs, for determining the direction of coastal development, for arranging seashore and harbor structures and to carry out wave resistant design for the southeastern coast of Korea.
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