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On December 26, 2004, a tsunami triggered by a 9.2 Mw earthquake near the coast of Sumatra island in the Indian Ocean devastated more than ten countries around the ocean, including Sri Lanka, Thailand, Indonesia, and India killing at least 230,000 people, including visitors from Australia, Europe, and North America, and causing massive economic losses. The sudden tragedy, which resulted in the largest tsunami destruction in human history, shook the entire world. In terms of geographical perspectives, 3D visualisation will most likely help the public in visualising and understanding tsunami challenges. The visualisation in 3D is a nice technique because it adds some realistic elements and makes it more engaging. Anyone can benefit from watching this tsunami disaster depiction. 3D Tsunami modelling can be a very useful tool for users to have a better understanding of tsunamis and to see how they can protect themselves from being killed by tsunami big waves.