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Título del libro: Extreme Events: Observations, Modeling, And Economics Título del capítulo: A Review of Great Magnitude Earthquakes and Associated Tsunamis along the Guerrero, Mexico Pacific Coast: A Multiproxy Approach
The recent occurrence of great earthquakes and their associated tsunamis
in the Pacific and Indian oceans have raised awareness on the need of
historical and geological data to expand our knowledge of extreme events
beyond the short instrumental record and to reduce the hazard to coastal
communities. The coast of Guerrero parallels the active Mexican
subduction zone, where some of the largest earthquakes are known to have
triggered tsunamis. The occurrence of historical earthquakes and their
tsunamis in this region is relatively well documented since the 16th
century. Nevertheless, information about geological evidence of
earthquakes and their associated tsunamis is scarcely documented. This
study reviews data from published sources with two objectives: first, to
highlight the usefulness of a multiproxy approach on the tropical
Guerrero coast, where the probability of preservation of the geological
evidence is lower due to the intrinsic characteristic of the tropics;
and second, to outline our current understanding of prehistorical and
historical earthquakes and their tsunamis in this area. The multiproxy
approach adopted (including geological, microfossils, magnetic
properties, geochemical, historical, ethnographical, theoretical
modeling analyses, and instrumental data) shows that the coast of
Guerrero has been exposed to destructive great earthquakes and tsunamis
for the past 3500 BP years: the AD 1979 and AD 1985 events, and a great
event occurring in 3400 BP. Geological evidence for the great event of
3400 BP indicates that this tsunami reached 5 km inland on the Guerrero
coast. This study shows the need to investigate further the geological
record of the tropical coast parallel to the Mexican subduction zone to
assess the hazard in this region to create resilient coastal
communities.