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Linkage to the National Program Frank González Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Seattle, WA Frank González, NOAA TIME Center, PMEL, Seattle, WA

NOAA is about FORECASTS and WARNINGS -Hurricanes Sunspots Tornadoes Storm Surge Flooding Tsunamis Frank González, NOAA TIME Center, PMEL, Seattle, WA

U.S. National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program Reduce the Impact of Tsunamis on U.S. Coastal Communities States Alaska California Hawaii Oregon Washington Federal Agencies National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admin. U.S. Geological Survey Federal Emergency Management Agency Frank González, NOAA TIME Center, PMEL, Seattle, WA

NOAA Center for Tsunami Inundation Mapping Efforts Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Seattle, WA http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/tsunami/time/ Frank González, NOAA TIME Center, PMEL, Seattle, WA

NTHMP Structure STEERING GROUP 10 State Reps: 5 EM Agencies, 5 Geoscience Agencies 8 Fed Reps: 2 NOAA/PMEL, 2 NOAA/NWS, 2 USGS, 2 FEMA TRAC TIME Center PMEL, UW MAPPING State Geo. Agcy. USGS MITIGATION State EM Agcy. FEMA WARNING TWCs UH/ORE TIME = Tsunami Inundation Mapping Efforts TRAC = Tsunami Research Advisory Committee Frank González, NOAA TIME Center, PMEL, Seattle, WA

TSUNAMI FORECASTING: Short-Term (Real-time during the event) Long-Term (Community inundation maps)

Tsunami Warning System Monitoring Networks Seismic Stations Tide Gage Stations Both are ESSENTIAL but: Seismometers don t measure tsunamis Tide gages not between source and communities Frank González - NOAA/PMEL, Seattle, WA

Tsunami Warning System Based on seismic and coastal tide gauge data. Neither provide direct measurement of tsunami energy propagating to coastal communities Arrival time only - no wave height, current forecasts 75% False Alarm rate since 1975, because of understandably conservative philosophy. False Alarms are serious: a. Injuries or deaths during evacuation b. Credibility loss can increase future deaths c. Cost: >$30M for 7 May 1986 Hawaii evacuation

DART System Mooring Design and Performance Deployment depth to 6 km 0.25 mm sensitivity 15-s sampling 1-yr Buoy Deployment 2-yr BPR Deployment Data return > 96% since 98 Real-time data available at www.ndbc.noaa.gov/dart

Deep-ocean Assessment & Reporting of Tsunamis http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/dart

Pre-computed Database of Linear Propagation Solutions AASZ KKSZ CSZ Unit Sources

User Interface - Tools and Products

Project SIFT (Short-term Inundation Forecasting for Tsunamis)Recommended Features: Next-Generation Forecast Tools SEISMIC DART PROPAG. INUND. D&D TIDE G. SIFT V 0.5 SIFT V 1.0 SIFT V 2.0 JAN 2004 Quasioperational at TWCs 2005?

NSF-NTHMP R&D Partnership

Summary - Tsunami Forecasting Current - N. Pacific Coastal Forecast Tool - User Interface Near Future (Jan 04?) - Pacific-wide Coastal Forecast Tool - Quasi-operational implementation at TWCs Future (2004 +) - Community-specific Inundation Forecasts - Quasi-operational implementation at TWCs Future (by 2008) - Expand DART Network from 6 to 10 Stations

Inundation Modeling (Modelers - Scientific Product) 1) Identify priority communities 2) Develop computational grid - Finite difference - Finite element 3) Develop Credible worst case scenarios - Earthquakes - Landslides - Design waves 4) Run model, create quality control products - Maps (max height, current, ETA, ) - Animations, time series, 5) Interpret, analyze, apply QC - Reasonableness - Past inundation data 6) Publish Report and Map Inundation vs.. Evacuation Applications (State - EM Products) 7) Develop mitigation tools - Evacuation maps - Brochures 8) Certify Tsunami-Ready Communities

LEVELS OF LINKAGE RESEARCH NEES PEOPLE Conceptual Level TECH TRANSFER Organizational Level NEES and NOAA Scientific/Technical Level PEOPLE OPERATIONS NOAA PEOPLE $ Crass Financial Level $ $ Frank González, NOAA TIME Center, PMEL, Seattle, WA

Summary NEES and U.S. NTHMP R&D Interests/Needs are Complementary/Parallel Needed -- Tech Transfer Linkages - U.S. NTHMP Tech Transfer TIME Center TRAC - NEES Tech Transfer Formal, recognized activity highly desirable