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Simulation of Tsunami and Flash Floods

Impacts to the built environment from hazards such tsunami or flash floods are critical in understanding the economic and social effects on our communities. In order to simulate the behaviour of water flow from such hazards within the built environment, Geoscience Australia and the Australian National University are developing a software modelling tool for hydrodynamic simulations.

Stephen G. Roberts | Ole Møller Nielsen | John D. Jakeman

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