The third international workshop on long wave runup models

【摘要】00202791，Philip Liu，康奈尔大学“第三届长波跃迁模型国际研讨会”，本行动为将于2003年7月在日本大堀岛举行的第三届长波跃迁模型国际研讨会提供支持。这个岛在1993年7月12日的北海道-冲海啸中遭到严重破坏。IUGG海啸委员会（IUGG/TC）两年期会议将在本次讲习班之前在日本札幌举行，为讲习班参与者提供参加两次会议的机会。大约45名活跃的研究人员（具有强大的国际成分）将讨论以下关于海啸上升模型准确性的关键问题：海岸线运动的1 -D和2-D分析解决方案，水深和地形数据的建模，2d和3D滑坡产生的海啸，海啸对海岸结构的影响，将对每个主题进行深入的研究。讨论部分将集中于专门为每个主题设计的几个基准问题。研讨会将有一个专门的WWW页面，其中将包括基准问题以及其他研讨会信息。除了上述技术讨论外，研讨会还将重点讨论NSF资助的NEES（国家地震工程模拟）项目；特别是俄勒冈州立大学大规模海啸波盆的现状和未来计划。这也将为讨论环境环境环境设施的国际合作和联系提供一个很好的机会。组委会成员为Philip Liu博士（美国康奈尔大学）、Harry Yeh博士（美国华盛顿大学）、Costas Synolakis博士（美国南加州大学）和日本岩手县立大学的Nobuo Shuto博士。Drs。Liu， Synolakis和Yeh之前组织了两次关于长波运行的研讨会。这次讲习班的成果将广泛传播，以进一步得到社区的投入。

Abstract00202791, Philip Liu, Cornell University"The Third International Workshop on Long Wave Runup Models"This action is to provide support for The Third International Workshop on Long Wave Runup Models, which will be held in July 2003 at Okushiri Island, Japan. This island was severely damaged during the Hokkaido-Oki tsunami on 12 July 1993. The IUGG Tsunami Commission (IUGG/TC) biennial meeting will be held in Sapporo, Japan, prior to this workshop, providing the opportunity for the workshop participants to attend both meetings. Approximately 45 active researchers (with a strong international component) will discuss the following critical issues concerning the accuracy of tsunami runup models:1 -D and 2-D analytical solutions for shoreline movementsModeling of bathymetry and topography data2D and 3D landslide generated tsunamisTsunami forces on a coastal structureAn in-depth examination on each topic will be presented. Discussion sections will center on several benchmark problems designed specifically for each topic. The workshop will have a dedicated WWW page, which will include the benchmark problems as well as other workshop information. In addition to the technical discussions mentioned above, the workshop will also focus on the NSF sponsored NEES (National Earthquake Engineering Simulation) project; in particular, the status and future plans for the large-scale tsunami wave basin at Oregon State University. This will also provide a good opportunity to discuss the international collaboration and linkage for the NEES facilities. The organizing committee members are Dr. Philip Liu (Cornell University), Dr. Harry Yeh (University of Washington), Dr. Costas Synolakis (University of Southern California), and Dr. Nobuo Shuto of Iwate Prefectural University, Japan. Drs. Liu, Synolakis, and Yeh organized the two previous workshops on long wave runup. The results of this workshop will be widely disseminated for further community input.