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News Release 05-157
Scientists to Evaluate Social Effectiveness of Tsunami Warning Methods
Key social and psychological variables influence preparedness
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Quarrying sand from coastal dunes to sink fish traps may have increased losses of coastal houses, because structures were exposed to the full force of tsunami wave energy.
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Scientists Supin Wongbusarakum and Saengsom Harntalee and Ganha Sriyong discuss their research in Thailand the morning after the Magnitude 8.7 earthquake in March 2005.
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