Strategic Research Directorate Leader Terry Wallace Jr. will talk about the history and causes of tsunamis on a edition of "Behind The White Coat" today on University of California television.
The show is scheduled to air at 3:30 p.m. Mountain Daylight Time and again at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m., Tuesday. It will air at other times through the month.
Wallace also will discuss the December 2004 tsunami that claimed thousands of lives, left many thousands homeless and wreaked devastation upon many countries in southeast Asia.
UC television can be seen on Los Alamos public access television channel 8 and through UCTV, said Alison Gang, communications manager for UCTV.
The schedule for rebroadcasts is on the UCTV Web page. Note: the times published online are Pacific Daylight Time.
UCTV is available in more than 14 million homes nationwide and can be viewed via cable television community access cable channels nationwide (go to www.uctv.tv/cable online for complete list of cable markets); direct broadcast satellite on Dish Network, Channel 9412, 24 hours/day, seven days a week; and on desktop computers through UCTV's 24-hour live stream and subsequent video-on-demand.
For more information, contact Jean Gindreau of Los Alamos PAC-8 at 662-7228, or Sue Hoffman at 662-7270.
