COASTAL RISKS By: NACER JABOUR CEPRIS – RABAT - MOROCCO

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COASTAL RISKS By: NACER JABOUR CEPRIS – RABAT - MOROCCO EUROPEAN AND MEDITERRANEAN MAJOR HAZARDS AGREEMENT (EUR-OPA) JOINT MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF PERMANENT CORRESPONDENTS AND DIRECTORS OF SPECIALISED CENTRES ZAGREB 6-7 NOVEMBER 2018

TSUNAMI HAZARD AND RISK IN MOROCCO 1755 1522 Tanger Assila Mahdia Aljadida Asfi Location tsunamegenic earthquake in the Atlantic Ocean (1755). Sea mounts and islands are major tectonic and volcanic sources of tsunamis. The investigated coastal cities where the effects of tsunami waves were reported in historical documents. TSUNAMI HAZARD AND RISK IN MOROCCO WORKSHOP ON BEACH AND COASTAL RESORT RISKS MALTA, 24th September 2018 Nacer Jabour CEPRIS – Rabat - Morocco

City Run up elevation Inundation distance Tangier 17 m Tangier Tsunami simulations, (A) and (B), Benchekroun et al (2010), Historical data (table), Elmrabet, (1998)

City Run up elevation Inundation distance Assila 14 m 150 m Historical data, Elmrabet, (1998)

City Run up elevation Inundation distance Mahdia 4 Km Mahdia Kenitra Historical data, Elmrabet, (1998)

City Run up elevation Inundation distance Rabat - Sala 3 Km Sala Rabat Historical data, Elmrabet, (1998) Tsunami simulations, Atillah (2010)

Tide gauges stations in Morocco Harbors Autority Meteorological Agency Mapping Agency National Geophysics Institute T I D E G A U S TANGER AL HOCEIMA SAIDIA KENITRA NADOR MOHAMEDIA CASABLANCA JORF LASFAR SAFI ESSAOUIRA AGADIR TAN TAN LAAYOUN DAKHLA

TIDE GAUGES IN SAIDIA, CNRST and JRC

Enregistrement du niveau de la mer en temps réel à Saadia, CNRST

Casablanca harbour tide-gauge and data acquisition system 10

January 21st to february 3rd 2016 Seismic activity January 21st to february 3rd 2016 Two weeks seismic activity associated with the earthquake of magnitude Mw=6,4

Recorded tsunami waves on the spanish coasts (few centimters)

Tsunami impact studies Educational material Tsunami warning exercise

Schools visits to the observatory

Schools visits to the observatory

Tsunami evacuation procedures Preparation for the next beach exercise