The Palu tsunami of 28 September 2018 surprised many people because it was not detected. This tsunami appeared some time after the M7.4 Palu earthquake. Then the Banten tsunami happened again on December 22, 2018 which hit the coast of the Sunda Strait. The two tsunamis caused quite a lot of casualties, damage and losses. This tsunami is known as a silent tsunami or a sudden tsunami without warning or without an earthquake or starting an earthquake but not being felt in coastal areas. The cause of a silent tsunami is due to avalanches from volcanoes and/or large landslides that enter the sea.
Silent tsunamis have already occurred in various places in Indonesia, such as what happened in Lomblen, Nusa Tenggara Islands on July 18, 1979, which was triggered by a landslide. In 1994, when the Banyuwangi tsunami occurred, the people of Pancer did not feel an earthquake. At that time, the people of Pancer were playing puppets all night and knew that the tsunami was coming in the early hours of the morning. On October 25, 2010, an earthquake occurred in the Mentawai Islands, West Sumatra followed by a tsunami of 3-7 meters that hit the South Pagai Island, North Pagai, Mentawai Regency, West Sumatra.
In accordance with ITS mission to contribute in science and technology for the welfare of society through education, research, community service and management based on information and communication technology, we will hold a Silent Tsunami Mitigation WEBINAR with the aim of knowing more about the silent tsunami and mitigation efforts.
ITS Geophysical Engineering invite resource speakers who are competent in their fields:
1. Prof. Dwikorita Karnawati (Head of BMKG) 2. Gegar Prasetyo PhD (Head of IATSI) 3. Dr. Dhany Afryanto (Lecturer of Physics Engineering ITS) 4. Dr.-Ing Widjo Kongko (Head of BTIPDP – BRIN)
Join us in the webinar which will be held on::
🗓️ Friday, 12 Nov 2021 🕐 13.30 – drop 📺 Zoom : its.id/GeoLectures
The presentation could be downloaded through the following links:
1. Prof. Dwikorita Karnawati (Kepala BMKG) 2. Gegar Prasetyo PhD (Ketua IATSI) 3. Dr. Dhany Afryanto (T. Fisika ITS) 4. Dr.-Ing Widjo Kongko (BTIPDP – BRIN)
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