Dordrecht / New York / Victoria / Vancouver / Kitimat / Amsterdam / Kwalate / London / Chicago / /
Company
Columbia University Press / Smithsonian Institution Press / L.M. LARSEN S.A.S. / The University of Chicago Press / University of British Columbia Press / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
Greenland / Netherlands / Norway / Canada / /
Currency
AED / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
University of Victoria / Institute of Ocean Sciences / Harbour Publishing / Norwegian Geotechnical Institute / Royal British Columbia Museum / Skagway Harbour / /
IndustryTerm
tsunami energy / rock avalanche site / landslide site / metal implements / fractional energy conversion coefficients / village site / rock avalanche kinetic energy / energy / acoustic and other energy loss terms / kinetic energy / potential energy / wave energy / wave energy conversion coefficient / scarce tools / fractional energy coefficient / tsunami wave energy / outward propagating wave energy / /
NaturalFeature
Knight Inlet / Alaska / British Columbia / Kwalate River / Northwest Coast / Gilbert Inlet / Lituya Bay / /
Organization
Columbia University / Department of Fisheries and Oceans / Institute of Ocean Sciences / The University of Chicago / University of Victoria / Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society / University of Chicago Press / Chicago and London / Norwegian Geotechnical Institute / Bank of England / Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada / Smithsonian / University of British Columbia / /
Person
Harry / Brian D. Bornhold / William Proctor / J. Mienert / Patrick Cummins / William Glendale II / John P. Tully / J. Locat / William Glendale / Ship / Bill Proctor / Anne / Billy / /
Destruction of the First Nations Village of Kwalate by a Rock Avalanche-generated Tsunami Brian D. Bornhold1, John R. Harper1, Duncan McLaren2 and Richard E. Thomson3,* 1School of Earth and Ocean Sciences, University of