Tsunami The Underrated Hazard

From the reviews of the second edition:"A much needed, up-to-date introductory work on tsunamis with worldwide coverage. … Many high-quality maps, figures, charts, and exceptional photographs augment the text; an extensive list of cited references is especially valuable. This book will have noteworthy appeal to students and professionals alike in the fields of geomorphology, coastal engineering, environmental sciences, and economics. It will also be valuable to geographers, civic and emergency planners, and the general public living along coastlines the world over … . Summing Up: Recommended. All readers/libraries." (T. L. T. Grose, CHOICE, Vol. 46 (01), September, 2008)“The main focus of the book was and remains the formation of landscape features by large tsunami. … The greatest value of this book may well be to raise awareness in the public and among policy makers … . the book very accessible to the general public and those who have limited scientific aptitude. … The book concludes with a discussion of modern tsunami risks and warning systems, followed by an epilogue which presents several plausible scenarios of future tsunami disasters.” (Michael Antolik, Pure and Applied Geophysics, Vol. 166, 2009)