
handle: 10261/381849
Probabilistic Tsunami Forecasting (PTF) provides instant information on hazard probabilities and exceedance values, once an earthquake has occurred. This requires advanced workflows integrating automated source-to-inundation modelling chains, as envisioned in the DTC-T1. In this document the implementation and testing of a coupled earthquake source–tsunami propagation and inundation modelling workflow is documented. Both modelling components as well as the new interface software layer are described. Verification and validation of the integrated software module is performed employing two artificial benchmark tests as well as a real-world case. This document establishes the fulfilment of deliverable D6.2 of DT-GEO.
Project funded by Horizon Europe under the grant agreement No. 101058129.
Copyright Members of DT-GEO collaboration, 2022/2025.
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