Much of our work is focused on tsunami hazards to Washington State, particularly from the Cascadia Subduction Zone (CSZ). See for example this animation of a hypothetical Mw 9.0 event.
We have been heavily involved in the NSF-funded M9 Project at UW, an interdisciplinary effort whose goal is to reduce catastrophic potential effects of a Cascadia megathrust earthquake on social, built, and natural environments through the advancement of methodologies, early warnings, and community planning. This work will be continuing with new NSF funding recieved in 2021 for the CoPe HUB The Cascadia CoPes Hub, in collaboration with Oregon State University and other institutions. For more information please see the press releases from UW and OSU.
For more simulation results and links to reports and journal publications, see these recent projects.