What do engineers do? Engineers use science math and CREATIVITY to solve problems.

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Presentation transcript:

What do engineers do?

Engineers use science math and CREATIVITY to solve problems

Solving problems that face people on the coast

Tsunami Inundation Large amount of water floods into a land area usually above sea level – this is measured in feet (or meters) above sea level

Cascadia Subduction Zone 30 min 1 in 7 chance in the next 50 years

45 – 60 min to evacuate the beach Tsunami Evacuation Area Tsunami Evacuation Area

How Can Engineers Help?

Models!

Harry Yeh Oregon State University Dynamic Tsunami Hazard Map Katada Gunma Univ. Japan

Tsunami shelter in Japan JapanUSA

Harry Yeh Oregon State University Dynamic Tsunami Hazard Map Katada Gunma Univ. Japan “What if …?”

Typical waves at Seaside: 6 ft high every 7 sec.

Demonstration of Cascadia subduction zone tsunami

Patrick Lynett Texas A&M University “Wave Force Potential” Numerical Calculations

J. Van de Lindt, Colorado State Univ. R. Gupta, Oregon State University

J. Van de Lindt, Colorado State Univ. R. Gupta, Oregon State University 1:6 Scale Residential Building

Near Prototype Scale Wall

Building Tsunami Resilient Communities

Photo: K. Fujima, Japan Thanks to: Chris Goldfinger, Oregon State Univ. Harry Yeh, Oregon State Univ.