2011
DOI: 10.7763/ijesd.2011.v2.120
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Geomorphic and Sedimentological Changes in the East Coast of Tamilnadu by Indian Ocean Tsunami-2004

Abstract: The coastal zone of Tamilnadu was worst affected by the December, 2004 Tsunami. Most of the east coast of Tamilnadu was affected by the tsunami waves. Except the region between Point Calimere and Thoothukudi were very meagerly affected. The rest of entire coastal region was affected along with the coastal communities. In some regions erosion was prominent with a large scale inundation and deposition was prominent in some places. The coastal dunes and river systems were completely altered.

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“…In general terms, the longshore and inland inundation from a tsunami would, on average, be expected to be greater than that of a storm. In general terms, and based upon field evidence from 2004 IOT sites, inundation by large, region-wide events is likely to cause multiple breaching of dune systems (Higman et al 2005;Singarasubramanian et al 2006). In other words, multiple breaching assemblages can be formed during one inundation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In general terms, the longshore and inland inundation from a tsunami would, on average, be expected to be greater than that of a storm. In general terms, and based upon field evidence from 2004 IOT sites, inundation by large, region-wide events is likely to cause multiple breaching of dune systems (Higman et al 2005;Singarasubramanian et al 2006). In other words, multiple breaching assemblages can be formed during one inundation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The occurrence of headland intercepted the longshore drift direction and thus, the beach will accreted on the up-drift side and erode on the down-drift side [37] [38]. Coarse grain material can also be found in most pocket beaches, especially those located in the vicinity of rocky headland [39].…”
Section: Temporal Variability Of Beach Sedimentary Grain-size Distrib...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sediment in the middle region of Terengganu was poorer in sorting value compared to the northern and southern region (Figure 5). This specifies that tidal level and other physical forces in the middle region, especially stations 4, 5 and 6 were given much impacts to the beach as water is known as an excellent medium for sorting mechanisms of all, but only for the finer grain size [39]. This variation of the average values, therefore, reveals the sediment sorting ranged from 0.38 φ (station 7) to 1.06φ (station 6) which both were occurring in August 2008.…”
Section: Temporal Variability Of Beach Sedimentary Grain-size Distrib...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aspecto que ha sido motivo de cuestionamientos, debido a la distinta naturaleza de cada fuente de información, pero que sin embargo es considerada útil y válida para el desarrollo de metodologías y la obtención de resultados que conjuntamente se relacionan con datos cronológicos para su precisión SINGARASUBRAMANIAN et al 2006;MCFADGEN & GOFF 2007;GOTO et al 2010b). Esta complejidad de análisis se gestaría debido a que estos eventos de alta energía involucran varios procesos en su incidencia en la costa, alterando el comportamiento geomorfológico y sedimentológico en unidades morfológicas costeras como es el caso de la playa, siendo valorable toda información extraíble de estas alteraciones post evento.…”
Section: Métodos De Análisis De Discriminaciónunclassified