suunamisvõimelised

suunamisvõimelised is an Estonian term that translates to "tsunami-capable" or "capable of causing tsunamis" in English. This phrase is typically used in the context of geological events or hypothetical scenarios that could generate large ocean waves.

The primary natural phenomena that can cause tsunamis include underwater earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides that fall into the sea, and meteorite impacts. When these events displace a significant volume of water, they can create a series of powerful waves that travel across oceans. The scale of the displacement is directly related to the potential magnitude of the resulting tsunami.

In a scientific or disaster preparedness context, "suunamisvõimelised" might refer to specific geographical locations or geological formations that are considered high-risk for tsunami generation. This could include fault lines known for producing large earthquakes beneath the ocean or coastal areas prone to underwater landslides.

The term can also be used in more speculative or theoretical discussions, such as in modeling potential future events or assessing the risks associated with hypothetical scenarios. Understanding which events or geological features are "suunamisvõimelised" is crucial for developing effective early warning systems and evacuation plans to mitigate the devastating impact of tsunamis.