Stop to a tsunami is nearly impossible.
What is certain is that the best defense is prevention an incident, in this case, the diversion of it, this idea is just that.
I think the strength of a Tsunami (hereafter T) is so colossal that only violence can stop or curb with itself, as the oriental arts teach us or bullfighters in front of a bull.
treated with water, and also with salt water, plus the elements that drive, that potential energy is bestial. The question, based on what I have said before, is How to turn this energy would achieve to other areas ... .. where they diminish harm? water as fluid, is subject to all the fluctuations that take place in their molecules, these molecules when a force is applied. It is at this turning point where I feel that would to proceed.
We have water, lots of water, shot ,..... landward.
think that if populations are not developed as happened in Japan recently, the impact would be smaller, the problem is the impact of these T in developed populations, and along with these populations, human derivations, such as Power plants (Atomic Nuclear ...) , Stockpile of Chemical Weapons, Chemical or radioactive waste, chemical industry ... plenty of buildings that contain risks to the circumcised population.
Therefore, this possible solution, provides (for its high economic costs) , only about specialized populations (such as cities and urban agglomerations of Japan) . It would be unacceptable around deserted islands or rural populations.
thus compressing the fork of this idea, to the defense of large masses especially human and overprotective, the most pressing dangers and potential aforementioned.
In principle, we should protect the vulnerable zone with Walls "(2) . These walls, as well as subjecting the water to be directed to the human city, they would "redirect" the force of water on herself, to mitigate its potential energy. We would collide with the water with itself. In the drawing would see clearly how these walls (2). I think that using force against T himself is the only way to be less fragile to him.
The idea is:
In principle, there (already a reality today) , a probe that would inform us in every moment of the earthquake and tsunami risk.
When the probe detects the oscillations certain, shall issue a distress signal to all people and stakeholders, to prevent events.
Then the command post there, requested the opening of doors (1) (which in principle are always closed) that would help T water should occur, enter a pre-engineered cavities that are deep enough and powerful enough to help build (by flotation) the walls that protect the human population. (would also pivot the lift)
mean, the first step is that the T or the head of it, fill the cavities mentioned. Once filled and the walls erected , water would impact on these walls, which as you see, are curved, with the intention that the water flowing up and lose some of its momentum, then with the gravity of Earth, This low water for down, cutting the water coming, that way, the T is strangled himself. At the same time, this one containing water.
If T is too destructive, get ....... or transfer these walls ...... or destroy them. To this point, it would cement a new trench (3), as you see in the prototype, which achieved further diminish the T. However, we could continue to build barriers (4), such as those located in the drawing, and, until that country it deems effective.
Based on the misfortune of Japan in this March 2011, we have been bombarded by the media of video and other allusions T. In T apocalyptic films expose us, several hundred meters in height, but in reality, do not achieve more than tens, therefore, this method created, would succeed, of course only in theory.
face catastrophic waves, neither this method nor nothing could stop the savage force of our planet.
Finally, I leave with illustrations of how to form a T, and an outline of the Pharaonic cost technical solution, ... ... one might ask, if the destruction of Japan, would cost more than the entire this engineering or similar work. Greetings
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