The strength of tsunami - Revision history

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-When we set the total population, which is 6.5 million, and give full speed by the tsunami, that is 700 km / h (on the slider value 2.7), tsunami flooded almost 90% of Rio and the number of survivors will be around 1,950 inhabitants.
+When we set the total population, which is 6.5 million, and give full speed by the tsunami, that is 700 km / h (on the slider value 2.7), tsunami flooded almost 90% of Rio and the number of survivors will be around 1.950.000 inhabitants and the number of undamaged buildings will be around 1.417.000 buildings.
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-But at a minimum population, about 5.5 million and tsunami speed 600 km / h (1.00 per slider) will be the surviving inhabitants in 1657, undamaged houses out of a total 2,179,000 7,678,000 when we counts as part of the slums.
+But at a minimum population, about 5.5 million and tsunami speed 600 km / h (1.00 per slider) will be the surviving inhabitants in 1.743.000, undamaged houses 1.979.000 out of a total 7.820.000 when we counts as part of the slums.
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 === Speed of wave ===
-The waves are treacherous, and those that create a tsunami even more. Slider speed-of-wave is set to a speed range from 500 to 700 km / h. Outbreak may be close (speed up to 700 km / h) or farther from shore (speeds from 500 km / h). It mainly affects the area of flooding.
+The waves are treacherous, and those that create a tsunami even more. Slider speed-of-wave is set to a speed range from 500 to 700 km / h (from 0.5 to 3). Outbreak may be close (speed up to 700 km / h) or farther from shore (speeds from 500 km / h). It mainly affects the area of flooding.
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 Simulation is not based on any specific situation or article. It's just curiosity about what would have happened if.
 In this case, when the tsunami hit the coast of Brazil near Rio de Janeiro, the venue of the last Olympic Games. This area is known that there exists a minimum of tsunami. Frequent cases are rather different hurricanes or earthquakes.
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 In Rio combined population of 6.5 million inhabitants. Slider number-of-a person ranges from 5500tis. to 6500tis., because they take into account the possibility of a reduction in population due to epidemics or relocation.
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 === Speed of wave ===
 The waves are treacherous, and those that create a tsunami even more. Slider speed-of-wave is set to a speed range from 500 to 700 km / h. Outbreak may be close (speed up to 700 km / h) or farther from shore (speeds from 500 km / h). It mainly affects the area of flooding.
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