2004
DOI: 10.1016/s0025-3227(03)00306-2
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Giant landslides, mega-tsunamis, and paleo-sea level in the Hawaiian Islands

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“…[McMurtry et al, 2004]. There is scant evidence in the literature for more recent Holocene tsunamis, apart from depositional evidence from recent large tsunamis during the past century (e.g., 1946 and 1957).…”
Section: Hawaiian Islandsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[McMurtry et al, 2004]. There is scant evidence in the literature for more recent Holocene tsunamis, apart from depositional evidence from recent large tsunamis during the past century (e.g., 1946 and 1957).…”
Section: Hawaiian Islandsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Los factores desencadenantes de los colapsos en islas oceánicas se agrupan en internos, asociados principalmente a la fuerza ascensional del magma (Siebert, 1984;Carracedo, 1994;Carracedo et al, 1998;McGuire, 1996;Elsworth & Day, 1999), y externos, relacionados en última instancia con agentes climáticos (McMurtry et al, 2004;Quidelleur et al, 2008). Obviamente hay una amplia casuística y se puede dar una combinación de factores desencadenantes.…”
Section: Factores Externos Desencadenantes De Colapsos Laterales Masivosunclassified
“…At coastal locations, flank collapse has the potential to create devastating tsunamis (e.g. McMurtry et al 2003;Satake 2007). Volcanic collapse along oceanic and convergent margin volcanoes has been subject to extensive research.…”
Section: Volcanoesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Over longer time scales, large-scale flank collapse of volcanic islands may correlate with sea-level rise driven by climate change. On Hawaii, McMurtry et al (2003) propose that large flank collapses are related to increased retention of groundwater during wet and warm climates characterizing interglacial periods. …”
Section: Volcanoesmentioning
confidence: 99%