An Extraordinary Tsunamigenic Rockslide Into a Greenland Fjord Rang the Earth for 9 Days

Svennevig, K.; Voss, P.H.; Glimsdal, S.; Hicks, Stephen P.; Mordret, A.; LØvholt, F.; Van Noten, Koen; Schippkus, S.; Rysgaard, S.; Gibbons, S.; Mangeney, A.; Satriano, C.; Lucas, A.; Cook, K.L.; Anthony, R. E.; Korsgaard, N.J.; Forbriger, T.; Ebeling, C.; Boone, W.; Lecocq, T.; Widmer-Schnidrig, R.; Hibert, C.

An Extraordinary Tsunamigenic Rockslide Into a Greenland Fjord Rang the Earth for 9 Days - Svennevig, K. et al - Talk presented at Seismological Society of America Annual Meeting 2024, Anchorage, Alaska, USA on 2024-04-29 - CTALK-2024-0110

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