@misc{anup_volcanic_eruption_2024, 
author={Anup, N.,Rohith, B.,Vijith, V.,Rose, L.,Sreeraj, P.,Sabu, A.,Krishnamohan, K.S.,Sudeepkumar, B.L.,Sunil, A.S.,Sunil, P.S.},
title={Volcanic Eruption Triggers a Rare Meteotsunami in the Indian Ocean},
year={2024},
howpublished = {journal article},
doi = {https://doi.org/10.1029/2023GL108036},
abstract = {This study presents the observation and evaluation of a meteotsunami in the Indian Ocean triggered by the Hunga-Tonga volcanic eruption. The event was detected through tide gauges and bottom-pressure recordings across the Indian Ocean, with an amplitude of 10–15 cm, lasting for a few days. A numerical model was used to understand the ocean's response to meteotsunami and evaluate the dynamics behind it. The model results show that the sea-level oscillations result from the ocean waves generated by a propagating Lamb wave. In addition to interaction with bathymetry, refracted and reflected waves also determine the sea-level variability. Our analysis shows that bathymetric slope plays a vital role in near-shore processes. The spectral and spatial characteristics of the meteotsunami were reminiscent of seismic tsunamis. Our research on this rare event elucidates the unresolved issues and eventually leads to designing a blueprint for future observation and modeling of meteotsunamis and seismic tsunamis.},
note = {Online available at: \url{https://doi.org/10.1029/2023GL108036} (DOI). Anup, N.; Rohith, B.; Vijith, V.; Rose, L.; Sreeraj, P.; Sabu, A.; Krishnamohan, K.; Sudeepkumar, B.; Sunil, A.; Sunil, P.: Volcanic Eruption Triggers a Rare Meteotsunami in the Indian Ocean. Geophysical Research Letters. 2024. vol. 51, no. 2, e2023GL108036. DOI: 10.1029/2023GL108036}}