👉 The tsunami fluid is a hypothetical fluid model used to describe the propagation of tsunami waves in a simplified manner. It assumes that the medium through which the tsunami travels, such as water, behaves like a continuous fluid with properties like density and viscosity. This model simplifies the complex interactions between the water column, seabed, and atmospheric conditions by focusing on the bulk motion of the fluid, allowing for easier mathematical analysis and simulation of tsunami behavior. By treating the tsunami as a fluid, researchers can better understand wave dynamics, predict wave heights, and model potential impacts on coastal areas, aiding in disaster preparedness and mitigation strategies.
