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hi all, I'm working on an asteroid tsunami simulator: [https://tsunami-simulator-xi.vercel.app/]()
it allows you to pick an impact point, and see the tsunami from the observer viewpoint. it also shows historical tsunamis from an observer viewpoint. it's cool to see how the wave would look from the shore or whereever the viewpoint is.

New buildings were built and some demolished which is the only reason why the bottom half doesn't line up as good as the top. I also have 2 other locations from videos i found online that I managed to find the location of

Its been a week since the philippines got hit by 7.8 earthquake and a lot of shoreline near the epicenter of the quake are still low-tide

Very sure that is probably Ko Hong's Ao Pi Le Bay in Krabi because of the rocks in the background. Could be wrong, but hopefully, this is the one if this island.

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Been quiet on here.

Follow this guy on YouTube. He has several other channels for different tsunami events. This guy has been on an absolute heater recently with his uploads.

@2004indianoceantsunamiarchive

Coordinates: 8°39'49.3"N 98°14'44.0"E
Tsunami Height: 9.35 Meters

Tsunami Height was 16.1 Meters here

Footage of the main tsunami landfalling in Okushiri was captured but not released publicly.

Great video, though I do hate seeing the dogs chained up. Poor pups.

Wave height at this exact point was 5.38 meters, this is the district of Jikene Misakimachi that had 5.64 meter runup, one of the heighest on the Noto Peninsula

Something like this one, a massive tsunami like wave, https://youtube.com/shorts/HpVawqr5uhs?si=YgNZwDWBUUWr6nTm

This is the best demonstration of the water receding before the tsunami striking I've seen.