Source of 1755 Lisbon earthquake and tsunami investigated
Source of 1755 Lisbon earthquake and tsunami investigated
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1755年里斯本地震和海啸的来源调查
DOI:
10.1029/eo082i026p00285-01
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发表时间:
2001
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通讯作者:
A. Ruiz
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作者:
N. Zitellini;L. Mendes;D. Cordoba;J. Dañobeitia;R. Nicolich;G. Pellis;A. Ribeiro;R. Sartori;L. Torelli;R. Bartolomé;G. Bortoluzzi;A. Calafato;F. Carrilho;L. Casoni;F. Chierici;C. Corela;A. Correggiari;B. D. Vedova;E. Gràcia;P. Jornet;M. Landuzzi;M. Ligi;A. Magagnoli;G. Marozzi;L. Matias;D. Penitenti;P. Rodríguez;M. Rovere;P. Terrinha;L. Vigliotti;A. Ruiz
On November 1, 1755, the city of Lisbon was completely devastated by the combined effect of a tremendous earthquake, tsunami waves, and fire. The 1755 Lisbon earthquake was the most destructive cataclysm recorded in western Europe since the Roman Republic, with an estimated earthquake magnitude Mw ∼8.5 [Martins and Mendes Victor, 1990] and estimated tsunami magnitude of Mt= Mw= 8.5. The earthquake was felt as far away as Great Britain and Finland. The tsunami hit many coastal cities along southwest Iberia and North Africa, causing heavy destruction in Tanger and Casablanca.