Abstract The Shallow Water Equations (SWE) are a time-dependent system of non-linear
partial differential equations of hyperbolic type. Flood propagation in rivers and in the …

The paper presents an integrated framework which deals with natural hazards (tsunamis),
physical vulnerability modelling, risk of failure for industrial structures (metal structures) and …

The dominant uncertainties in assessing tsunami hazard in the Eastern Mediterranean are
attached to the location of the sources. Reliable historical reports exist for five tsunamis …

Modeling and simulation have been used to study tsunamis for several decades. We created
a review to identify the software and methods used in the last decade of tsunami research …

The southwestern coast of Crete, one of the most seismically active regions in Europe,
experienced co-seismic crust uplift by 9 m during the Ms= 8.3 mega-earthquake that struck …

On 2020 May 2, an M w= 6.6 earthquake struck about 63 km south of Ierapetra in Crete,
Greece. The earthquake generated a small tsunami which agitated local harbours. We …

We present a systematic assessment of the earthquake-generated tsunami hazard for the
Greek island of Rhodes in the SE Aegean Sea. Our approach is based on numerical …

Tsunamis have occurred at rates of about one to two per century in the Mediterranean Sea,
on average, over the past 2000 years. However, most of these events have been of small …

Abstract The Late Bronze Age (LBA) tsunami and the AD 365 tsunami are supposed to have
affected the northern coasts of Crete. However, near-coast sedimentary archives have been …

Understanding the processes that govern the transformation of the landscape through time
is essential for exploring the evolution of a coastal area. Coastal landscapes are dynamic …