Kubota, T., & Saito, T. (2026). Does three-dimensional structure affect tsunami excitation and stress drop estimates?—The case of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake. Geophysical Research Letters, 53, e2026GL122518. https://t.co/I32ESI8hRp
New paper is published in GRL!
Does Three-Dimensional Structure Affect Tsunami Excitation and Stress Drop Estimates?—The Case of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake
https://t.co/h28dV3ltbD
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今年のJpGUの海底地震学セッションは本日初日の午前です。皆様のご参加をお待ちしています.
Today we have the session S-SS06 “Seismological advances in the ocean” in the morning. I look forward seeing you.
https://t.co/ztz3lRYAxB
#JpGUAGU2026#JpGU2026
Thank you for coming the today’s session S-CG63 “Uncovering stress accumulation and fault strengthening of megathrust earthquakes”
https://t.co/mlrdBsNEBC
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今年のJpGUの海底地震学セッションは本日初日の午前です。皆様のご参加をお待ちしています.
Today we have the session S-SS06 “Seismological advances in the ocean” in the morning. I look forward seeing you.
https://t.co/ztz3lRYAxB
If you are interested in ocean-bottom seismology and related studies, please consider submitting to Session S-SS06 "Seismological advances in the ocean" in JpGU-AGU2026.
https://t.co/ztz3lRYAxB
Early-bird abstract submission deadline is approaching (23:59 JST on 5 Feb).
🇯🇵Abstracts Now Open for the JpGU-AGU Joint Meeting taking place 24-29 May in Chiba, Japan!🇯🇵
The third JpGU–AGU Joint Meeting will bring together scientists from around the world to exchange data, methods, and insights across the Earth and space sciences—from earthquakes and tsunamis to weather extremes and climate change.
🗓️Abstract deadline: 17 February, 17:00 JST
➡️ https://t.co/q4R6xTD6PZ
#JpGU #Science #Conference
Our new paper is now published!
https://t.co/b6yIQEumZf
We modeled an M 7.1 earthquake in Hyuganada Sea, Japan, on 8 August 2024 by a joint inversion of offshore tsunami and onshore geodetic data, and we discussed the interplate seismic coupling in this region.
Our research paper on T waves during the tsunami event from Sofu Seamount received an editor’s highlight in
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T-waves May Improve Tsunami Early Warning Systems https://t.co/oPMWeChfCr
I posted a preprint on the tsunami modeling study of the earthquake beneath the Hyuganada Sea on 8 August 2024, available at https://t.co/Xcf8MXorTS (the texts are in Japanese but the abstract and figure captions are in English).
Our new paper on JGR
We investigated T waves from successive tsunamigenic events near Sofu Seamount. Our main conclusion is that accompanying seismic events during tsunamigenic events should be at depths ≤0.5 km below the seafloor
https://t.co/NEJR8Nxb9z
Our new paper has been published! “Ocean Surface Gravity Waves Excited by the 2022 Eruption of Hunga Tonga‐Hunga Ha’apai Volcano, Nishida, Ichihara, Kubota, and Tonegawa (2024) GRL 51 (19). https://t.co/H4olmZFCM4.
And please see also the accompanying paper Sandanbata et al. (2024), who investigated the tsunami amplification mechanism due to the repetitive sources during this event.
https://t.co/0qIafpeVvG
Our new paper is now out in GRL. We estimated the source kinematics of a tsunami event around Japan in October 2023. Its tsunami source was identified as multiple seafloor uplifts within a few hours, related to the volcanic unrest of a submarine caldera. https://t.co/ol2yAs70RL