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Tsunami Travel Time Modelling, This map is generated by Latest Auto Earthquake Information.

TTT software developed by Dr. Paul Wessel (Geoware, http://www.geowareonline.com), and is used by the NOAA Pacific Tsunami Warning Center to predict of tsunami travel times on a geographic (lat–lon) grid derived from a supplied bathymetric data grid. This map generated by Generic Mapping Tools (GMT) developed by Dr. Paul Wessel and Walter Smith (https://www.generic-mapping-tools.org/).

Last Final Event

This is the final event revised by seismologist

Last Advisory/Warning

This is the advisory/warning of last event

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Term	Definition
Advisory	Alert status where the height of the tsunami is estimated to be less than 0.5 meters.
Amp	Amplitude, is the magnitude of the recorded wave phase, measured from the top to the lower peak (peak to peak) in the micron.
Astenosfer	The layer under the lithosphere and above the top of the earth.
Az	Azimuthal Gap, is the gap between the earthquake recorder station against the epicenter.
Body waves	Seismic waves that propagate through the inside of the earth.
Buoys	Equipment floating in the sea that has many uses, one of which is to detect tsunamis.
cPhase	Count Phase, is the number of time phase of the arrival time of the earthquake wave used.
Crust	The outermost layer of the earth is divided into two categories, namely oceanic crust and continental crust.
Date	The date of an earthquake.
Deformation	Changes in shape, position, and dimensions of an object
Depth	The depth of the earthquake in a kilometer.
Dissemination	Dissemination of information.
Dist	Distance, distance. Basic rock speed arising from an earthquake.
E-mail	Types of telecommunications using electronic letters (e -mail).
Epicenter	Earthquake center on the surface of the earth.
Estimated time arrives	Estimated Tsunami Wave arrival on the beach.
Event	Earthquake events or events.
Extreme	Very severe shock is equivalent to x+ mmi Potential Damage Intensity Measuring Tool: Damage that can be caused
Fault	One form of fracture in the earth rock layer that causes one rock block to move relative to another block.
Fax	Faction, is a type of communication equipment used to send documents using a device that is able to operate through a telephone network with similar results.
GMT	Greenwich Mean Time, the average solar time seen from the royal observatory in Greenwich, London, England which is located at 0 degrees the longitude.
GPS	Global Positioning System, is a system to determine the location on the surface of the earth with the help of satellite signal synchronization.
GTS	Global Telecommunication System, Global Telecommunications System.
Hypocenter	Earthquake center below the surface of the earth.
Hypocentrum	The point in the earth is the center of the earthquake.
Instrumental intersity	Earthquake intensity measuring device.
Latitude	The geographic latitude coordinates where the earthquake (°), southern latitudes ((-) or (s)) northern latitude (without signs or (n)).
Light	Vibration is felt but light equivalent to IV MMI intensity measuring device.
Liquefaction	Changed soil behavior such as liquid (liquid) due to earthquakes.
Longitude	Geography coordinates where earthquakes (°).
Major warning	Awareness status where the height of the tsunami is estimated to be more than 3 meters.
Mitigation	A series of efforts to reduce disaster risk, both through physical development and awareness and increase the ability to face the threat of disaster.
M	Magnitude, the strength of the earthquake on the Richter scale.
Mb	Magnitude uses short period body waves.
mB	Magnitude uses a long period of body waves.
ML	Magnitude uses local waves with horizontal components.
MLv	Magnitude uses local waves with vertical components.
Moda	Form or type of telecommunications.
Moderate	Vibration is felt quite strong equivalent to V MMI Intensity Measuring Devices.
Modified Mercalli Intensity (MMI) scale	The size of the earthquake strength is based on damage caused by the earthquake.
Moho	The boundary between the crust and the coat.
Mw	Magnitude uses seismic moments.
Mw(mB)	Magnitude uses double integration of seismic moments and broadband body waves.
Net	Network, is a network of an earthquake recorder station.
None	No damage.
Not felt	Vibration is not felt equivalent to the intensity measuring device.
Observation data	Data obtained from observations.
Peak acc	Peak Acceleration, is the acceleration of the land.
Peak vel.	Peak velocity, speed of land movement.
Update	The results of the latest/latest data processing or processing.
Period	Wave period in seconds.
Perceived shaking	Vibrations/shocks felt.
PGA	Peak Ground Acceleration, is the acceleration of the base rock arising from the earthquake.
PGV	Peak ground velocity, is the basic rock speed that arises due to an earthquake.
QC	Quality Control.
Repository	Storage, archive database.
Res	Residual, the difference between reading and program calculation.
RMS	Root mean square or the average square, is the calculation error value.
RMS-Err	Roots from the average square error in seconds.
Seismic moment	The quantity used by earthquake seismologists to measure the size of the earthquake.
Sensor system	The system used to detect earthquakes or tsunamis.
Severe	The shock is felt to be severe equivalent to VIII MMI intensity measuring devices.
Shakemap	Maps that describe the vibrations/shocks caused by the earthquake.
Significant earthquake	The earthquake felt by the community or its strength > 5.5 SR.
Smax	The distance of the station is farthest from the epicenter.
Smin	The nearest station distance from the epicenter.
Sms	Short Message Service, type of telecommunications with a short message contents using a mobile phone.
Source mechanism	The mechanism of force or stress that works on rocks in the earth which results in an earthquake.
SR	Richter scale, the size of the earthquake strength calculated by the amount of energy released from the earthquake source based on the Richter formula in San Francisco, California, United State.
Stat	Seismic Station, is a Gempabumi Detection Station.
Strong	The shock is felt to be strong equivalent to VI MMI Intensity Measuring Devices
TG	Tide gauge, a tool used to measure sea level.
Time	When the earthquake in GMT, WIB (GMT+7), WITA (GMT+8), WIT (GMT+9).
Type Mag	Magnitude type or type of earthquake magnitude type.
Vel.	Velocity, is the speed of seismic waves.
Very heavy	Very heavy/severe.
Very light	Very light.
Very strong	The shock is felt to be very strong equivalent to VII MMI Intensity Measuring Devices.
Violent	Great shocks are equivalent to IX MMI Intensity Measuring Devices.
Warning	Standby status where the height of the tsunami is estimated to be between 0.5-3 meters.
Weak	Vibration is felt to be weak equivalent to II-III MMI intensity measuring devices.
WIB	Western Indonesian Time.
WITA	Time of Indonesian Indonesia.
WIT	Eastern Indonesian Time.
WRS	Warning Receiver System.
WRS client	WRS service recipients.