Fig. 1. Concept design of natural disaster prediction model
Fig. 2. Method to develop representative equation using COMSOL
Fig. 3. Research Area & Results(Storm Surge)
Fig. 4. Spatial distribution of k
Fig. 5. Sectioning of boundary condition
Fig. 6. Estimation of D0
Fig. 7. Result of SIND model for storm surge
Table 1. Equations for linear model problems in COMSOL
Table 2. SIND for tsunami in coefficient form
Table 3. Values of coefficient in SIND for storm surge
Table 4. Results of shape similarity
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