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Tsunami run-up (3)

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The photo shows a tsunami run-up onto a 1:10 sloping beach with a offshore still water depth of 0.150 m in a hydraulic model at VAW. The dark area of the back wall shows the wave envelope. The top of the wave curls over and captures air in the ‚Äútube‚Äù.

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Tsunami run-up (1)

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Tsunami run-up (2)

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Tsunami run-up (4)

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Tsunami run-up (5)

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Hydraulic experimentation Plunging breaker Solitary wave run-up Tsunami run-up Wave breaking

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