tsunamis

We already make seawalls to protect against tsunamis rather than somehow trying to weld all the fault lines back together.

Could you create robust, modular storage vats that double as interlocking elements of a sea-wall to hold back future tsunamis?

As someone else pointed out Tsunamis are known to be caused by earthquakes not weather.

Noticed the record droughts in the Amazon River Basin or hundreds of thousands killed by the worst tsunamis in 700 years?

It also works with normal waves, storm surges, and Tsunamis which are non-oscillating systems.

Turns out this 1000 year old oral record saved a lot of lives, 2 tsunamis a millennium apart and an unchanging landscape.

Not all catastrophic earthquakes are followed by catastrophic tsunamis in the same area.

Not all catastrophic tsunamis are preceded by catastrophic earthquakes in the same area.

Hurricanes, floods, droughts, and tsunamis (such as the disastrous one in the Indian Ocean in 2004) do not generally lead to armed conflict.

See videos of Tsunamis doing the same thing 4.

And, yes, it created tsunamis much larger than we've ever seen.

Earthquakes frequently do not cause tsunamis.

Tsunamis (or, as wikipedia would have it, "seismic sea waves") are generated by earthquakes, not by some mysterious root cause that might or might not also put off earthquakes.

Think of an AI machine working with atmospheric data as one "sense" combined with seismic data and some others, with the directed goal of predicting certain types of disasters (tsunamis...?).

Tsunamis are in fact a lot like waves, just real big ones.

Tsunamis have been around as long as the oceans.