Tsunami
Terrestrial Tour: Tsunami—Sumatra 2004
This segment describes the cause and devastating effects of the tsunami that struck Indonesia in December 2004.
Tsunami: Video Segments
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Title
Time
Insight Into: What Is A Tsunami?
01:54
Myth vs Reality: Tsunami Waves
00:40
Before and After: Flooding of Nagatsura
01:58
Before and After: Calving of the Sulzberger Ice Shelf
01:34
Terrestrial Tour: The Case of the Orphan Tsunami and the Ghost Forest
04:10
Terrestrial Tour: Tsunami—Sumatra 2004
02:22
Insight Into: Effects of Tsunamis on the Atmosphere
01:58
Credits
Produced by the Space Telescope Science Institute’s Office of Public Outreach in collaboration with the NASA Earth Observatory.
· Air photo of devastated landscape in Sumatra, January 2, 2005: Philip A. McDaniel, U.S. Navy
· Air photo of devastated landscape in Sumatra, January 2, 2005: Philip A. McDaniel, U.S. Navy
· Plate boundary animation: STScI
· Visualization of the December 26, 2004 tsunami: NCTR NOAA Center for Tsunami Research
· Before and after IKONOS satellite images of Aceh, Indonesia: Centre for Remote Imaging, Sensing and Processing (CRISP), National University of Singapore, and DigitalGlobe
· Air photo of mosque in coastal village, Sumatra, January 4, 2005: Jacob J. Kirk, U.S. Navy
· Air photo of destruction south of Banda Aceh, Sumatra, January 1, 2005: Patrick M. Bonafede, U.S. Navy
· Photo of stranded boat in Aceh, Sumatra, January 1, 2005: Michael L. Bak, U.S. Department of Defense
· Tsunami waves striking Ao Nang, Thailand, December 26, 2004: David Rydevik
· Village flooded in Sumatra, January 2, 2005: Philip A. McDaniel, U.S. Navy
· Tsunami destruction Xaafun, Somalia, December 31, 2004: STR/AFP/Getty Images
Written by Leah Ramsay
Designed by Dani Player and Leah Hustak
Editorial and design input from Margaret W. Carruthers, Timothy Rhue II, John Godfrey, and Claire Blome
Music courtesy of Associated Production Music
Transcript
All narration is presented in text form within the video. In addition, a full transcript will be available in the Library in the near future. Check back soon!
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