Paper published in Physical Review Letters
September 28 Contents Researchers create the most realistic rogue waves to date, showing dynamics that follow those expected for extreme waves in more idealized systems. Manuscript Experimental Evidence of Nonlinear Focusing in Standing Water WavesYuchen He, Alexey Slunyaev, Nobuhito Mori, and Amin ChabchoubPhys. Rev. Lett. 129, 144502 – Published 28 September 2022 Synopsis Schrödinger Win for […]
Paper published in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment
August 23 Contents Out new paper has been publish in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment This is a review paper summarizing recent research progress of tsunami monitoring, early warning and hazard assessment. Manuscript Mori, N., K. Satake, D. Cox, K. Goda, P. A. Catalan, T.C. Ho, F. Imamura, T. Tomiczek, P. Lynett, T. Miyashita, A. […]
Paper published in Géotechnique
August 16 Contents Out new paper has been publish in Géotechnique. This is a collaborative research on failure of seawall due to wave pressure and overtopping between Port and Airport Research Institute and Imperial College. Manuscript Destabilisation of seawall ground by ocean wavesHidenori Takahashi, Lidija Zdravković, Aikaterini Tsiampousi, and Nobuhito Mori, Géotechnique, 1-16
People left
Two internship students, Tara Da Sliva (Université de Paris) and Emily Shiver (Humboldt State University), left from the lab.
Special seminar: Professor Katsuichiro Goda
Special seminar Date 19th of July 14:00-15:30 am (JST) Location S-519D/Zoom Speaker Katsuichiro Goda (Associate Professor & Canada Research Chair in Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment, Western University, Canada) Title Canada’s Tsunami Hazard in the Pacific: Cascadia Subduction Earthquakes Abstract Cascadia subduction events are major threats for coastal cities and towns in British Columbia (BC). If they […]
New member joined
6/13 Emily Shiver joined from Humboldt State University, US as a visiting student for one month.
Paper published in Nature Climate Change
June 17 Contents Our new research has published from Nature Climate Change. We find a group of coastal locations around the world highly vulnerable to one specific climate-driven change: stronger waves, or waves coming from a different direction, which may cause widespread coastal erosion. Manuscript Odériz, I, N. Mori, T. Shimura, A. Webb, R. Silva, […]
New member joined
6/6 Tara Da Sliva joined from Université de Paris as a visiting student for two months. 6/13 Yuting Yao joined from Tianjin University as a research student.