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RTSP INDONESIA TIMELINES FOR TABLE TOP EXERCISE Earthquake Parameters for Table Top Exercise Magnitude : 9.0 M Depth : 10 Km Date : 26 June 2014 Origin Time : 04:00 UTC Latitude : 24.80N Longitude : 62.20E Location : Off Coast of Pakistan Bulletin Timeline TIME TIME Bulletin DATE Remark (IST) (UTC) No 26 June 2014 0930 04:00 Earthquake Occurrence 26 June 2014 0937 04:07 1 Earthquake Bulletin (M 8.9) 26 June 2014 0940 04:10 2 Potential Tsunami Threat (M 9.0) 26 June 2014 0945 04:15 3 Confirmed Threat (M 9.0) 26 June 2014 1022 04:52 4 Confirmed Threat (M 9.0) 26 June 2014 1030 05:00 5 Confirmed Threat (M 9.0) 26 June 2014 1130 06:00 6 Confirmed Threat (M 9.0) 26 June 2014 1230 07:00 7 Confirmed Threat (M 9.0) 26 June 2014 1330 08:00 8 Confirmed Threat (M 9.0) 26 June 2014 1430 09:00 9 Confirmed Threat (M 9.0) 26 June 2014 1530 10:00 10 Confirmed Threat (M 9.0) 26 June 2014 1630 11:00 11 Confirmed Threat (M 9.0) 26 June 2014 0000 18:30 12 Final Bulletin Bulletin No. 1 TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST RTSP-InaTEWS-20140626-0407-001 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TSUNAMI BULLETIN NUMBER 1 (TYPE-I) REGIONAL TSUNAMI SERVICE PROVIDER - RTSP INDONESIA (InaTEWS-BMKG) issued at 0407 UTC, Thursday, 26 June 2014 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ... EARTHQUAKE INFORMATION BULLETIN ... 1. EARTHQUAKE INFORMATION (preliminary) RTSP INDONESIA has detected an earthquake with the following preliminary information: Magnitude : 8.9 M Depth : 10km Date : 26 Jun 2014 Origin Time: 04:00:00 UTC Latitude : 24.80N Longitude : 62.20E Location : Off Coast of Pakistan 2. EVALUATION RTSP INDONESIA is evaluating this earthquake to determine if a tsunami has been generated. Further information on this event will be available at: http://rtsp.bmkg.go.id 3. ADVICE This bulletin is being issued as advice. Only national/state/local authorities and disaster management officers have the authority to make decisions regarding the official threat and warning status in their coastal areas and any action to be taken in response. 4. UPDATES Additional bulletins will be issued by RTSP INDONESIA for this event as more information becomes available. Other RTSPs may issue additional information at: RTSP AUSTRALIA: http://reg.bom.gov.au/tsunami/rtsp/ RTSP INDIA: http://www.incois.gov.in/Incois/tsunami/eqevents.jsp In case of conflicting information from RTSPs or the IAS (PTWC, JMA), the more conservative information should be used for safety. 5. CONTACT INFORMATION METEOROLOGICAL CLIMATOLOGICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL AGENCY (BMKG) InaTEWS - Indonesian Tsunami Early Warning System Address: Jl. Angkasa I no.2 Kemayoran, Jakarta, Indonesia, 10720 Tel.: +62 (21) 4246321/6546316 Fax: +62 (21) 6546316/4246703 P.O. Box 3540 Jakarta Website: http://www.bmkg.go.id http://inatews.bmkg.go.id E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] END OF BULLETIN -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST Bulletin No. 2 TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST TEST RTSP-InaTEWS-20140626-0410-002 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TSUNAMI BULLETIN NUMBER 2 (TYPE-II) REGIONAL TSUNAMI SERVICE PROVIDER - RTSP INDONESIA (InaTEWS-BMKG) issued at 0410 UTC, Thursday, 26 June 2014 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ... POTENTIAL TSUNAMI THREAT IN THE INDIAN OCEAN ... 1. EARTHQUAKE INFORMATION (updated) RTSP INDONESIA has detected an earthquake with the following updated information: Magnitude : 9.0 M Depth : 10km Date : 26 Jun 2014 Origin Time: 04:00:00 UTC Latitude : 24.80N Longitude : 62.20E Location : Off Coast of Pakistan 2. EVALUATION Earthquakes of this size are capable of generating tsunamis. However, so far there is no confirmation about the triggering of a tsunami. An investigation is under way to determine if a tsunami has been triggered. This RTSP will monitor sea level gauges and report if any tsunami wave activity has occurred. Based on pre-run model scenarios, the zones listed below are POTENTIALLY UNDER THREAT. 3. TSUNAMI THREAT FOR THE INDIAN OCEAN The list below shows the forecast arrival time of the first wave estimated to exceed 0.5m amplitude at the beach in each zone, and the amplitude of the maximum beach wave predicted for the zone. Zones where the estimated wave amplitudes are less than 0.5m at the beach are not shown. The list is grouped by country (alphabetic order) and ordered according to the earliest estimated times of arrival at the beach. Please be aware that actual wave arrival times may differ from those below, and the initial wave may not be the largest. A tsunami is a series of waves and the time between successive waves can be five minutes to one hour. The threat is deemed to have passed two hours after the forecast time for last exceedance of the 0.5m threat threshold for a zone. As local conditions can cause a wide variation in tsunami wave action, CANCELLATION of national warnings and ALL CLEAR determination must be made by national/state/local authorities. AUSTRALIA --------------------------------------------------------------- COCOS ISLAND 15:20z 26Jun2014 0.64m CHRISTMAS ISLAND 15:25z 26Jun2014 0.69m DIRK HARTOG ISLAND WEST COAST 15:33z 26Jun2014 1.06m CORAL BAY 15:38z 26Jun2014 0.69m BORROW ISLAND 15:39z 26Jun2014 0.81m --------------------------------------------------------------- BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY --------------------------------------------------------------- MORESBY ISLAND 08:55z 26Jun2014 2.02m NW EGMONT ISLAND 09:05z 26Jun2014 2.05m DIEGO GARCIA 09:35z 26Jun2014 2.22m --------------------------------------------------------------- COMOROS --------------------------------------------------------------- BAMBAO 10:21z 26Jun2014 0.86m FOMBONI 10:26z 26Jun2014 1.01m DZAOUDZI 10:27z 26Jun2014 0.65m CHEZANI 11:30z 26Jun2014 0.75m --------------------------------------------------------------- DJIBOUTI --------------------------------------------------------------- NW ARTA 09:04z 26Jun2014 1.66m MUHAMMAD ALI BIN FATHA SUMANA 09:06z 26Jun2014 1.70m --------------------------------------------------------------- FRENCH SOUTHERN AND ANTARCTIC LA --------------------------------------------------------------- LLE SAINT-PAUL 14:17z 26Jun2014 1.37m --------------------------------------------------------------- INDIA --------------------------------------------------------------- DWARKA 05:11z 26Jun2014 3.42m AGATTI 05:52z 26Jun2014 3.36m AMINI 06:01z 26Jun2014 3.49m KAVARATTI 06:29z 26Jun2014 1.61m MINICOY 06:32z 26Jun2014 1.99m ANDROTH 06:55z 26Jun2014 2.06m QUILON 07:10z 26Jun2014 2.56m ALLEPPEY ALAPPUZHA 07:12z 26Jun2014 2.27m ANJANWEL 07:15z 26Jun2014 3.06m MANGALORE 07:30z 26Jun2014 2.66m MADAYI KANNUR 07:40z 26Jun2014 2.02m RAMESWARAM 07:45z 26Jun2014 1.42m ALIBAG PORT 07:48z 26Jun2014 3.26m MUMBAI 07:51z 26Jun2014 3.36m KOODANKULAM 07:55z 26Jun2014 2.67m TUTICORIN 07:57z 26Jun2014 1.88m MANDVI 07:59z 26Jun2014 3.86m CHANDRAGIRI FORT 08:01z 26Jun2014 3.19m VERAVAL 08:05z 26Jun2014 2.86m PANAJI 08:07z 26Jun2014 2.77m GULF OF KHAMBAT 08:10z 26Jun2014 3.76m CAR NICOBAR 08:12z 26Jun2014 0.58m AMRELI 08:15z 26Jun2014 3.35m KOMATRA AND KATCHAL ISLAND 08:17z 26Jun2014 0.69m KANYAKUMARI 08:19z 26Jun2014 1.99m COCHIN 08:22z 26Jun2014 2.62m PORBANDAR 08:25z 26Jun2014 2.97m TRIVANDRUM 08:26z 26Jun2014 2.17m KARWAR 08:29z 26Jun2014 2.83m MALVAN BAY 08:30z 26Jun2014 2.12m BEYPORE 08:45z 26Jun2014 2.56m INDIRA POINT 09:00z 26Jun2014 0.81m NORTH SENTINEL ISLAND 09:34z 26Jun2014 0.65m LITTLE ANDAMAN 09:44z 26Jun2014 0.57m --------------------------------------------------------------- INDONESIA --------------------------------------------------------------- BENGKULU-UTARA PULAU ENGGANO 12:50z 26Jun2014 0.70m NIAS BAGIAN BARAT 13:10z 26Jun2014 0.80m LAMPUNG-BARAT PESISIR-SELATAN 14:27z 26Jun2014 0.74m NIAS-SELATAN PULAU TANAHMASA 14:34z 26Jun2014 0.58m ACEH-BESAR PULAU BREUEH 14:36z 26Jun2014 1.06m NIAS-SELATAN PULAU TANABALA 14:42z 26Jun2014 0.77m SELUMA 14:42z 26Jun2014 0.62m SIMEULUE PULAU SIMEULUE 14:47z 26Jun2014 0.71m ACEH-JAYA 14:59z 26Jun2014 0.83m KEPULAUAN-MENTAWAI P. SIBERUT 15:01z 26Jun2014 0.75m NIAS-SELATAN PULAU NIAS 15:06z 26Jun2014 0.69m KEPULAUAN-MENTAWAI KEP. PAGAI 15:15z 26Jun2014 0.67m PANDEGLANG BAGIAN UTARA 15:18z 26Jun2014 0.70m ACEH-BESAR PULAU PENAS 15:39z 26Jun2014 0.73m LAMPUNG-BARAT PESISIR-TENGAH 15:53z 26Jun2014 0.79m ACEH-SINGKIL KEPULAUAN BANYAK 15:54z 26Jun2014 0.59m KAUR 15:56z 26Jun2014 0.67m LAMPUNG-BARAT PESISIR-UTARA 15:59z 26Jun2014 0.69m ACEH-BARAT 16:02z 26Jun2014 0.73m --------------------------------------------------------------- IRAN --------------------------------------------------------------- BIR 04:05z 26Jun2014 11.67m MACHAN 04:07z 26Jun2014 10.85m PUSHT 04:10z 26Jun2014 10.03m JASK 04:11z 26Jun2014 5.38m SAR RIG 04:15z 26Jun2014 3.79m MISKI 04:16z 26Jun2014 5.31m SIRIK 04:20z 26Jun2014 4.68m VANAK 04:30z 26Jun2014 5.34m --------------------------------------------------------------- KENYA --------------------------------------------------------------- MVULENI 09:40z 26Jun2014 1.31m TAKAUNGU 09:45z 26Jun2014 1.36m KIPINI 09:46z 26Jun2014 1.22m KIWAYU 09:50z 26Jun2014 1.14m MALINDI 09:52z 26Jun2014 1.02m LAMU 10:01z 26Jun2014 0.90m --------------------------------------------------------------- MADAGASCAR ---------------------------------------------------------------
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