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Shock/Wave [videorecording (DVD)] : surviving North America's biggest disaster / written, directed and narrated by Jerry Thompson ; produced by OMNI Film Productions.

Localisation

Sécurité publique Canada, Bibliothèque

Ressource

DVD

Titre alternatif

Shock wave
Surviving North America's biggest disaster
Doc Zone (Television program).

Cote

GC 222 .P23 S56 2008d

Auteurs

Publié

Description

1 videodisc (90 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. (DVD).

Résumé

Shockwave investigates the impending earthquake/tsunami predicted to hit the Pacific Northwest. The Cascadia Subduction Zone is a crack on the ocean floor that runs from California to British Columbia. It is nearly identical to the fault that ruptured off Sumatra in 2004, triggering a tsunami that killed more than 225,000 people. Five major cities (Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, Portland and Sacramento) plus hundreds of small towns along a thousand kilometres of coastline will be heavily damaged. This documentary, detailed with state of the art computer animation, visits scientists who are creating new disaster survival plans based on what they have learned from the Sumatran disaster.

Sujet

Contenu

1. Cascadia Fault -- 2. Model simulation -- 3. Subduction zones -- 4. Mud cores from ocean floor -- 5. Episodic tremor and slip -- 6. Earthquake prediction -- 7. Preparing for tsunamis -- 8. Ucluelet and Crescent City -- 9. Ucluelet tsunami model -- 10. Inundation zones -- 11. Vertical evacuation -- 12. Physical vs computer models -- 13. Evacuation drills.

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