SOURCES:1- Garret, C. J. R. (1976). A theory of the Krakatoa tide gauge disturbances. Tellus, 22, (1), 43-52. https://doi.org/10.3402/tellusa.v22i1.101572-Sepic et al. (2015). Widespread tsunami-like waves of 23-27 June in the Mediterranean and Black Seas generated by high altitude atmospheric forcing. Scientific Reports, 5, 11682. https://doi.org/10.1038/srep11682Comments from CustomerPREVIOUS PAPER INSTRUCTIONS (#471329060): important: attached presentation is where you get the results and plots from. Choose one article as main one and other articles to support the report. The meteotsunmi article should be used as the main one in this report (nhess-6-1035-2006-meteotsunamis) but you can choose other than that if you think it will make this report/research better.This outline below is based on what the instructor wants expected at least. Also, you can add more to each section if you believe it makes stronger.General report format: (hints are attached for what to write in each section)- Abstract (no more than 250 words)- Introduction- Airshock/atmospheric effects- Methods (how data were analyzed)- Results: use the graphs/plots in that are in attached powerpoints ( it includes results,plots, discussion)- Discussion: Talk about the results. Discuss what you can interpret from the plots/results- Future research/work/questions- Conclusion: do it the way you wantall information used from these attached papers must be cited in the end and also referenced in text. Please make sure all ideas you take from any of these papers must be referenced in the text.- an example of text citation:you should have in text citations in author date format (Author, Date)- a work cited section at the bottom:Devlin, A.T., Jay, D.A., Talke, S., Pan, J.(2021) The 2022 Tonga Volcanic Tsunami: Lessons from a Global Event.all figures/plots from articles must be referenced under each one.
