Scientists at INCOIS are working to reduce tsunami warning times to under five minutes using GNSS sensors and AI models.

Within minutes, tsunami sirens blared and 2,700 residents evacuated to higher ground. Waves up to 5 meters high inundated the ...

Tsunamis are notoriously difficult to spot on the open ocean as they race towards shore. But in the summer of 2025, ...

HYDERABAD: The 32nd International Tsunami Symposium (ITS) began at the Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services ...

The 32nd International Tsunami Symposium (ITS-2025), a premier global forum for tsunami science, preparedness, and disaster risk reduction, commenced on Wednesday at the Indian National Centre for ...

I visit the Tsunami Memorial in Khao Lak Thailand to reflect on the Khao Lak Tsunami 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami tragedy in ...

The primary goal of this symposium is to develop and implement a robust programme on ocean hazard mitigation,” said INCOIS Director T. M. Balakrishnan Nair, who briefed delegates on the deliberations ...

Scientists working to enhance early warning systems for tsunamis originating from Sumatra-Andaman subduction zone, aiming to reduce the warning time to less than five minutes.

The Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services (INCOIS) on Thursday organised a curtain-raiser event ahead of the India International Science Festival (IISF) 2025, scheduled to be held in ...

Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services (Incois) here hosted a curtain raiser on Thursday for the upcoming ...

Over the past few generations, the world has experienced countless devastating natural disasters; but few are as sudden and ...

In December 2004, the Kenyan coast was hit by the Indian Ocean tsunami. Amid the chaos, rescuers spotted a tiny hippo calf ...