Read More: Submarine Landslide May Have Contributed To This Devastating 1957 Tsunami
Understanding underwater geological events like submarine landslides is critical for nations vulnerable to natural disasters, including India’s coastal regions with high seismic activity zones such as the Andaman Sea. this detailed research spearheaded by U.S.-based institutions highlights how multidisciplinary collaboration can uncover crucial data about seafloor geography’s role in amplifying tsunami risks.
For India specifically, applying findings from this study could influence more precise hazard mapping across Bay of Bengal or Arabian Sea regions where tectonic plate interactions are pronounced.Strengthened early-warning systems founded on accurate models-including potential triggers beyond earthquakes-can mitigate loss during catastrophic events like tsunamis similar to what occurred during the Indian Ocean disaster of 2004.
India must prioritize partnerships with global organizations or replicate such large-scale expeditions locally for improved resilience planning shaped by lessons derived internationally.
Read More: Submarine Landslide May Have Contributed To This Devastating 1957 Tsunami