Breanyn MacInnes

Central Washington University

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Central Washington University

Geodesy Laboratory And Panga Data Analysis Facility

Geological Sciences

NoneBreanyn Macinnes is currently serving as a Central Washington University faculty at Central Washington University.

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Breanyn MacInnes

Central Washington University

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earth science tsunamis geography geology marine geology stratigraphy planetary sciences environmental science natural disasters seismology coastal research tectonics landslides natural hazards coastal geomorphology disasters oceanography quaternary science climate change sediment research quaternary research paleoclimatology tectonophysics disaster risk science palaeogeography ocean sciences disaster research regional tectonics regional geology paleoceanography sedimentary geology middle kuril islands engineering geology numerical simulations india-asia collision applied geophysics submarine landslides seismic cycle disaster detection subduction zones geoscientific model development shock waves geophysical research disaster response seismic waves earthquake rupture earthquake forecasting high elevation plate tectonics tibetan plateau large scale structure structural plasticity global north india-asia collision zone quaternary tectonic deformation earth observation meteoritics sedimentation sea-level history environmental geology soil erosion taan fiord tsunami geomorphology kuril island tsunami tsunami simulations tohoku event earthquake source models near-field observations historical records slip distribution near-field tsunami deposits kamchatka great earthquake geological effects kuril tsunami galapagos islands coastal impacts

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The 1831 Ce Mystery Eruption Identified as Zavaritskii Caldera, Simushir Island (Kurils). Research Portal (Queen's University Belfast) (2025)

Tsunami From the Mw 8.8 Kamchatka Earthquake of 29 July 2025 on the East Coast of Kamchatka and the North Kuril Islands. Pure and Applied Geophysics (2025)

Age and Depositional Environments of the White Cliffs Outcrop (Ellensburg Formation), Hwy 10 in Thorp, Wa. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Characterizing Past Earthquakes Through Historical Observations and Logic Tree Approximation. (2024)

Grounded Iceberg Wake Patterns Following Catastrophic Flood Events in Southcentral Alaska. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Sediment Sorting and Deposition in a Landslide Generated Tsunami, 1967 Grewingk, Alaska. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

A Stochastic Approach to the Characterization of the Seismic Sources: A Potential Method for the Assessment of Sources of Historical and Paleo Tsunami. Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment (2023)

Historical Tsunami Observability for Izu–Bonin–Mariana Sources. Earth Planets and Space (2022)

Large Columbia River Floods and Their Impact on Cultural Material Within the Hanford Reach, Washington State. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

The Giant 1960 Tsunami in the Context of a 6000‐Year Record of Paleotsunamis and Coastal Evolution in South‐Central Chile. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms (2022)

Pedro I. Matos‐LlavonaLisa L. ElyBreanyn MacInnesTina DuraMarco A. CisternasJoanne BourgeoisDavid BruceJessica DePaolisAlexander DolcimascoloBenjamin P. HortonDaniel MelnickAlan R. NelsonWalter SzeligaRobert L. Wesson

quaternary sciencetsunamisearth system scienceplanetary sciencescoastal evolutionsouth-central chiletectonicsocean sciencespaleoclimatologyoceanographyenvironmental sciencesea-level historyplanetary changemarine geologygeodynamicsearth sciencepaleoceanographygeology