Concerning a remarkably sharp peak in the sea level spectra at Acapulco.
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Tide gauge records at Acapulco and Salina Cruz have been analyzed for the tsunami of 28 July 1957 and for a typical period of meteorologically induced background. At Acapulco the tsunami spectrum and background spectrum both reveal a sharp peak at 2 cycles per hour.
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