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ABSTRACT |
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INTRODUCTION |
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Methods |
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Observations |
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DISCUSSION |
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CONCLUSIONS |
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REFERENCES (1) |
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REFERENCES (2) |
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REFERENCES (3) |
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REFERENCES (4) |
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Preliminary List of Caribbean Tsunami 1530 - 1692 |
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1692 - 1755 |
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1761 - 1775 |
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1775 - 1802 |
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1802 - 1831 |
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1831 - 1843 |
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1843 - 1857 |
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1857 - 1874 |
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1974 - 1907 |
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1907 - 1918 |
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1918 continued |
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1918 - 1946 |
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1946 - 1991 |
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1991 continued |
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Examples of historical earthquakes in the Caribbean associated with hurricanes or storms prior to 1876 1766 - 1826 |
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1827 - 1867 Tsunamis causing fatalities, 1692 - 1946 |
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Tsunamis of the Caibbean Sea (1530 - 1996) |
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Hurricane Gloria and Earthquakes, 1985 FIGURE 3: Hurricane Hugo and Eartquakes, 1989 |
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captions only |
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travel time chart for a tsunami generated at the trench west of Martinique |
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travel time chart showing the time a wave needs to reach Charlotte Amalie (USVI) from locations around the Caribbean |
first version: 19990725 BLO |
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