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Using Computer Simulation for Effective Tsunami Risk Communication,bining two approaches will be discussed. The first is a computer simulation that calculates a large variety of evacuation situations to find their most effective behaviors. The second proposes practical methods for testing the behaviors proposed by the results of simulation. The process appears to b