A PROTOTYPE OF WEB-APPLICATION FOR TSUNAMI DATABASE ALONG SOUTHERN COAST OF JAVA ISLAND
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1 A PROTOTYPE OF WEB-APPLICATION FOR TSUNAMI DATABASE ALONG SOUTHERN COAST OF JAVA ISLAND By Ariska Rudyanto (Tsunami Course, 2007) Meteorological and Geophysical Agency, Indonesia 1. Fault Parameters of Tsunami Sources Table 1. Fault parameters of the real case used in tsunami simulation (Fujii and Satake, 2006). Sub Longitude Latitude Depth Strike Dip Rake Length Width Slip Faults ( E) ( S) (km) (degree) (degree) (degree) (km) (km) (m) Table 2. Fault parameters used in tsunami simulation for the artificial cases. Depth Magnitude Strike Dip Rake Length (L) Width (W) Slip (D) (km) (M) (degree) (degree) (degree) (km) (km) (m)
2 REMARKS : Log L = 0.5 M W = L / 2 Log D = 0.5 M Table 3. Source Points for artificial cases used in tsunami simulation. Source Point Longitude ( E) Latitude ( S) A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AA BB
3 Figure 1. Bathymetry data of study area using GEBCO. Study area in covers region of 5.0 o S-15.0 o S and o E o E. Red dots show the source points (30 points) and green dots show the forecast points (56 points) and red triangles show coastal points (56 points). Purple star shows the epicenter of the July 2006 Java tsunami Earthquake. Each small colored rectangle (light blue, blue, magenta, yellow, red, orange and green) shows the area of magnified map which indicates coastal block area. Figure 2. Magnified map of study area for coastal block Lampung 1. 3
4 Figure 3. Magnified map of study area for coastal block Lampung 2. Figure 4. Magnified map of study area for coastal block Jabar 1. 4
5 Figure 5. Magnified map of study area for coastal block Jabar 2. Figure 6. Magnified map of study area for coastal block Jateng. 5
6 Figure 7. Magnified map of study area for coastal block Jatim Figure 8. Magnified map of study area for coastal block Bali. 6
7 2. Forecast and Coastal Points Table 4. Forecast point with different sea depths. TARGET Forecast Point 1 Forecast Point 2 Forecast Point 3 Depth POINT (m) Lon Lat Depth Lon Lat Depth Lon Lat (deg:min:sec) (deg:min:sec) (m) (deg:min:sec) (deg:min:sec) (m) (deg:min:sec) (deg:min:sec) Cilegon :36:00-06:20: :44:00-06:20: :46:00-06:20:00 Sindangbarang :08:00-07:31: :08:00-07:30: :08:00-07:29:00 BandarWaru :24:00-07:35: :24:00-07:34: :24:00-07:32:00 Sukajaya :00:00-07:49: :00:00-07:47: :00:00-07:46:00 Kedungdahen :38:00-07:49: :36:00-07:47: :35:00-07:46:00 Cilacap :08:00-07:51: :07:00-07:48: :06:00-07:47:00 Pesanggrahan :15:00-07:50: :15:00-07:47: :15:00-07:45:00 Adikarta :38:00-07:55: :38:00-07:52: :39:00-07:51:00 Jagadayoh :11:00-08:02: :11:00-08:01: :11:00-08:00:00 Bandar :24:00-08:20: :25:00-08:19:00 Kalibawang :13:00-08:22: :13:00-08:21:00 Kalitekuk :25:00-08:25: :25:00-08:24:00 Kedungsari :16:00-08:21: :16:00-08:19:00 RajekIsi :18:00-08:41: :20:00-08:40: TanahLot :57:00-08:41: :59:00-08:41:00 Uluwatu :05:00-08:52: :05:00-08:51:00 Sanur :19:00-08:42: :17:00-08:42:00 7
8 Table 5. List of coastal point and forecast point. COASTAL POINT OF COASTAL POINT FORECAST POINT No BLOCK OBSERVATION LONG LAT Depth LONG LAT Depth ( o E) ( o S) (m) ( o E) ( o S) (m) 1 Lampung 1 Biha 103:48:00 5:03: :48:00 5:04: Lampung 1 Kotajawa 104:05:00 5:25: :05:00 5:26: Lampung 1 Negeriratu 104:20:00 5:40: :17:00 5:40: Lampung 1 Belimbing 104:31:00 5:50: :26:00 5:53: Lampung 2 Kotaagung 104:33:00 5:31: :36:00 5:33: Lampung 2 Laguna 105:03:00 5:45: :03:00 5:47: Lampung 2 Legundi 105:18:00 5:50: :18:00 5:51: Jabar 1 Cilegon1 105:49:00 6:20: :36:00 6:20: Jabar 1 Cilegon2 105:38:00 6:30: :32:00 6:30: Jabar 1 TjPanto 105:25:00 6:52: :25:00 7:00: Jabar 1 Cipedang 105:57:00 6:49: :57:00 6:52: Jabar 1 Marinjung 106:32:00 7:00: :31:00 7:00: Jabar 1 UjungGenteng 106:25:00 7:22: :25:00 7:24: Jabar 2 Sindangbarang 107:08:00 7:28: :08:00 7:31: Jabar 2 BandarWaru 107:24:00 7:30: :24:00 7:35: Jabar 2 Babakan 107:39:00 7:37: :37:00 7:39: Jabar 2 Pamengpeuk 107:49:00 7:42: :48:00 7:44: Jabar 2 Sukajaya 108:00:00 7:45: :00:00 7:49: Jabar 2 Pasirpakadangan 108:12:00 7:48: :12:00 7:53: Jabar 2 Kedungdahen 108:30:00 7:44: :38:00 7:49: Jateng Cilacap 109:02:00 7:45: :08:00 7:51: Jateng Pesanggrahan 109:15:00 7:42: :15:00 7:50: Jateng NusaKambangan 108:53:00 7:45: :53:00 7:49: Jateng Jetis 109:22:00 7:44: :22:00 7:50: Jateng Adikarta 109:41:00 7:48: :38:00 7:55: Jateng Aglireja 109:49:00 7:50: :48:00 8:00: Jateng PasirPuncu 109:56:00 7:52: :56:00 7:58: Jateng Jagadayoh 110:12:00 7:59: :11:00 8:02:
9 Table 6. List of coastal point and forecast point. COASTAL POINT OF COASTAL POINT FORECAST POINT No BLOCK OBSERVATION LONG LAT Depth LONG LAT Depth ( o E) ( o S) (m) ( o E) ( o S) (m) 29 Jateng KebonRejo 110:01:00 7:54: :00:00 7:58: Jateng ParangTritis 110:18:00 8:01: :17:00 8:04: Jateng Kukup 110:32:00 8:08: :31:00 8:09: Jateng Wilasa 110:24:00 8:05: :22:00 8:07: Jateng Sureng 110:40:00 8:11: :39:00 8:12: Jateng Gesik 110:48:00 8:12: :47:00 8:13: Jateng Dringo 110:52:00 8:13: :52:00 8:14: Jatim Pacitan 111:06:00 8:14: :04:00 8:17: Jatim Bandar 111:26:00 8:18: :24:00 8:20: Jatim Prigi 111:43:00 8:18: :47:00 8:23: Jatim Sine 111:58:00 8:17: :58:00 8:19: Jatim Kalibawang 112:13:00 8:20: :13:00 8:22: Jatim Kalitekuk 112:25:00 8:23: :25:00 8:25: Jatim Ngliyep 112:35:00 8:25: :35:00 8:27: Jatim Tempuhrejo 112:58:00 8:20: :59:00 8:21: Jatim Kedungsari 113:18:00 8:18: :16:00 8:21: Jatim GnBatok 113:29:00 8:25: :29:00 8:27: Jatim Sukamade 113:53:00 8:34: :53:00 8:36: Jatim Rajekwesi 114:21:00 8:39: :18:00 8:41: Bali Negara 114:48:00 8:25: :47:00 8:26: Bali Pulukan 114:54:00 8:28: :50:00 8:29: Bali Lalang-Linggah 115:02:00 8:34: :54:00 8:37: Bali TanahLot 115:07:00 8:40: :57:00 8:41: Bali Kuta 115:09:00 8:43: :00:00 8:45: Bali Uluwatu 115:05:00 8:50: :05:00 8:52: Bali Benoa 115:14:00 8:46: :17:00 8:47: Bali Sanur 115:16:00 8:42: :19:00 8:42: Bali NusaPenida 115:28:00 8:45: :28:00 8:46:
10 3. Results (Tsunami Height) Tsunami Height at CP from different FP 6 5 FP50+GL FP30+GL FP20+GL 4 Height (m) Cilegon1 Sindangbarang BandarWaru Sukajaya Kedungdahen Cilacap Pesanggrahan Adikarta Jagadayoh Bandar Kalibawang Kalitekuk Kedungsari Rajekwesi TanahLot Uluwatu Sanur Target Point Figure 9. Comparison of tsunami heights at coastal points obtained by applying Green s law to the heights at the forecast point with different depths in case of source point C with depth 0 km and magnitude Tsunami Height at CP from different FP FP50+GL FP30+GL FP20+GL 0.8 Height (m) Cilegon1 Sindangbarang BandarWaru Sukajaya Kedungdahen Cilacap Pesanggrahan Adikarta Jagadayoh Bandar Kalibawang Kalitekuk Kedungsari Rajekwesi TanahLot Uluwatu Sanur Target Point Figure 10. Comparison of tsunami heights at coastal points obtained by applying Green s law to the heights at the forecast point with different depths in the real case of the 2006 Pangandaran tsunami (M w 7.7). 10
11 Figure 11. Comparison of tsunami heights obtained directly from simulation and by applying Green s law to heights at FPs for source point A with the same depth and magnitude. Figure 12. Comparison of tsunami heights obtained directly from simulation and by applying Green s law to heights at FPs for source point R with the same depth and magnitude. 11
12 Figure 13. Comparison of tsunami heights obtained by using Green s law for different source points with the same depth and magnitude. Figure 14. Comparison of tsunami heights obtained by using Green s law for the source point M (108.5 o E, 10.0 o S) with various depth and magnitude. 12
13 Figure 15. Comparison of tsunami heights for real earthquake (epicenter :109.2 o E and 9.8 o S, depth 30 km and magnitude 7.25) from retrieving database by simple and interpolation method. 4. Conditions for Computation Tabe 7. Region for computation and data used for simulation. Area 102.0º E-117.0º E / 5.0º S ºS Bathymetry data 1 arc-minute GEBCO t 0.5s 13
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