2. Introduction(1)
In 2004 a tsunami in the Indian Ocean killed almost 230,000
people. After intergovernmental oceanographic commission
began coordinating efforts to create an Indian ocean tsunami
early warning system.
3. Introduction(2)
2009 years, a large network of seismographic center, national
warning center or agencies,coastal and deep ocean station is
in place across the Indian Ocean to detect potential tsunami
and pass on warning to communities.
4. Introduction(3)
Gaps remain in the system most significantly at the community
level and experts say more coordination is needed to ensure
national center are communicating many country sharing
information of tsunami watch and warning.
How the system work.
5. How the system work?(1)
When an earthquake strikes in the Indian Ocean region, data
from a variety of sources is transmitted to the Pacific
Tsunami Warning Center based in Hawaii and the Japan
Meteorological Agency in Tokyo.
PTWC watch tsunami.By 2011 a number of Regional
Tsunami Watch providers in Indian ocean countries are set
to take over this function.
6. how the system work?(2)
now, countries are able to invest more in technology will share
data with smaller states that can not, such as the maldives or
the Seychelles.
7. How the system work?(3)
on the ground in many Indian ocean countries, NGOs and
community groups are involved in educating and coordinating
local populations to know what to do when they hear a tsunami
warning or when they feel or see signs of an earthquake or
tsunami.
8. Summary
Indian Ocean tsunami warning system button up making the
system. the next stage. people have to understand tsunami
dangerous sign in Indian ocean.
